Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 22 September 1938
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Title Section22 1938-09-22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE l< ST edition, ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY I Vol. XCVI. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1938. PRICE 5 CENTS.22 words
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Article1292 1938-09-22 1 u a?oh Arrived Al Under “Unprecedented Pressure” Excitement In Sudeten Areas BRITISH OPPOSITION PARTIES’ ATTITUDE I nder “unprecedented pressure,” the Prague Government has capitulated. Some hysteria prevails in the capital while at Eger and other Sudeten towns there is a ferment of excitement and Jews are hastily preparing1,292 words
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Article421 1938-09-22 1 Shanghai Defenders In Honan Hankow, Sept. 21—-The south Yangtse front was quiet yesterday although the main Japanese force is still there. Fighting in Honan was intensified yesterday when Japanese cavalry units and a full brigade of infantry advanced westwards from Huangchuen, in west Honan, but they421 words
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Article104 1938-09-22 1 Loyalist I olunteers To Be Withdrawn Geneva, Sept. 21.- Senor Negriu announced that the Spanish Government had decided to order the immediate withdrawal of all non Spanish combatants fighting on the Government side. Withdrawal would apply to all foreigners including those who assumed Spanish nationality since the104 words
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Article208 1938-09-22 1 Germans, Poles and Hungarians Berlin. sept. 21 Mr. Chamberlain will v confronted tomorrow at Gode'b. ru by Hitler leading a united front of Germans, Poles and H'i' -.irians against Czechoslovak:' with Mussolini lending additional support. burden of German Press night weighing up the new ving yesterday’s diplomatic208 words
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Article158 1938-09-22 1 Demarcation Posts Torn Down Reuter's correspondent. Czech frontier states that is flying over Czechoslovak t bland. C ?h Police Chief at Eger said to i tears streaming down his v> no more Authority here An xcited crowd of Sudetens (’zech customs house at Asch, officials and led158 words
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Article48 1938-09-22 1 i *a jearance Of State Telegraph from Godesberg re can be little doubt that will enter Czechoslovakia It is understood that Hitler will pose to Mr. Chamberlain the p of Czechoslovakia as a state, the establishment of fc :,<| 1 and the removal of Dr. e. Reuter.48 words
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Article40 1938-09-22 1 The Labour leaders Sir Walter Citrine, Dr. Dalton and Messrs. Elvin, George Lathan and Gillies are flying to Paris, leaving Heston shortly after the departure of Mr. Chamberlain, for discussions with French Labour leaders. —Reuter.40 words
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Article237 1938-09-22 1 How Prague Heard the News There were sobs and sonic hysteria, but mainly stony silence in the streets of Prague as public loud-speakers broadcast a statement issued with a view to calming public opinion. It is announced that Government action was taken after the Government had237 words
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1013 1938-09-22 2 Defence Counsel’s Plea: Judgment Reserved The case in which three Hylams, Lim lu Su alias Lim Chin Min, Lim Soon Yit and Lim Yit Lean are charged with being members of an unlawful society, was resumed before Mr. A. W. Bellamy yesterday in the Penang1,013 words
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Article487 1938-09-22 2 Annual Mee ling Next Week The annual general meeting of the China Distress Relief Fund. Penang, was fixed for Sept. 28 at a meeting of the executive committee of the Fund yesterday evening at the Philomathic Union, presided over by Mr. Low Geok Swee. It was revealed487 words
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Article83 1938-09-22 2 Judgment On Sept. 27 Judgment was reserved yesterday by Mr. L.B. Gibson, the Penang District Judge, in the case in which Lim Eng Kooi and Lim Eng Kok stood charged with having committed a serious offence under Section 377A of the Penal Code yesterday. When the83 words
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Article605 1938-09-22 2 Clogs i ’il-OHi] Inspector I did net tell th Police inspector, but 1 that I Ms b0 said Spector D ey.de nce yesterday lh Chief Inspector Higein 11 1 Messrs. Abdool Cader’L? appeared for the firs;. J K Sooi > Chee respectively. SvCon d accused Inspector605 words
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Article169 1938-09-22 2 Geld Offering Movement As the result of bids for a i® presented by a patriotic Chine. P Penang in connection with wftg Cozing Movement, a sum f(j9 collected, the highest which Pen 1’ng Rubber Merchantcontributed $150. meeting This was revealed at a-. ste ra-, the Philomathic v169 words
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Advertisement437 1938-09-22 2 "Snapshots are sure shots Bwiih my new'Ko dak*'* Six-20 Kodak Junior— extremely competent but not complicated—one of the world’s most popular folding v cameras. With modem-type shutterrelease on the body of the camera for I' s* eac ty> eye-level snapping—choice of anastigH* 31 lenses including fast/4.5 /XfJ and choice of437 words
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Article, Illustration276 1938-09-22 3 JI. Litvinoffs Statement ifAlilE FAILURE TO PROTECT 1 members condemned GHiexa, Sept. 21 —M. Litvinoff told the League bh ,hat R,,ssia lwo <la X s a replied to Prague I J 1( nas prepared to render “immediate and ivf under the Soviet-Czech pacts.276 words
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Article134 1938-09-22 3 SANCTIONS Japan Rejects League Invitation Tokyo, Sept. 21—The Cabinet has rejected the League invitation to accept its jurisdiction, says Reuter. The invitation followed Geneva’s decision to comply wi-th China’s request for application of Article 17. In the light of Japan's refusal, the League is entitled to proceed under the Covenant134 words
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Article189 1938-09-22 3 1 ORD NUFFIELD has bought the assets and goodwill of Riley Motors (Coventry), Ltd., from the receiver appointed recently. Ad official announcement said that -Lord Nuffield in acquiring the Riley organisation is desirous of preserving in every way the development of those characteristics which have189 words
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Article97 1938-09-22 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Sept. 22. One of the Railway staff quarters is undergoing extensive repairs and th” building will house the newly form. Railway Institute Club, which is to be meia-lv onened in about a monthis time. The Railway autiioriti.es in proyidi o J97 words
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Article91 1938-09-22 3 MR ROOSEVELT'S FIRST VICTORY Piiniinil The Party <*** Vnr Sent 21 President Rooseior I t and only victory in nl up:: t 1 P ur s his party f anU through the defeat Tjj O'Connor. Chairman of the Lrful House Rules Committee at the of James Ray in the Democratic91 words
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Article130 1938-09-22 3 London. Sept 11. The Rev. W. Miles ftomas. Baptist pastor of Ewyas Harold, jnfordshire, yesterday paid the ten lilhng fine imposed on a farm labourer s B accused in Hereford Juvenile Court of iitling on the wrong side of the road and jDung into the pastor’s130 words
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Article108 1938-09-22 3 Polish Hungarian Minorities London. Sept 21 It is learned that the fch Ambassador in London in the wrse of recent visits to the Foreign ®ce presented the view of the Polish that if cession of Sudeten frritory to Germany was envisaged in the iglo-French proposals, a108 words
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Article48 1938-09-22 3 WitT i<> Britain In Event Of War Sept 21 Two more Indian rulers, t ara Ja of Benares and the Raja °t, have sent messages to the Viceli their resources to the King H 1,1 event of war. Altogether ers have offered their services to Reuter.48 words
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Article, Illustration28 1938-09-22 3 utt an<( b Sept 21 Princess ‘""x hr ,,nf> st entirely recovered ri '"nt attack of influenza. Ho0H to Soestdjik in ,,,tn Panied by Prince28 words
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Article220 1938-09-22 3 Elaborate Welcome Prepared London, Sept. 21 Mr. Neville Chamberlain is flying to Germany from Heston tomorrow at 10 a.m. In addition to Mr. Horace Wilson and Mr. William Strang, who accompanied him on his previous visit, Mr. Chamberlain will also have the assistance of Mr.220 words
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Article134 1938-09-22 3 Activity At Frontier Budapest, Sept. 21 —Considerable Czech military activity may be observed across the frontier where a powerful line of concrete fortifications and emplacements faces Hungary. Troops can be seen moving amid the surrounding fir woods and vineyards while up to 45 trains with troops and134 words
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Article304 1938-09-22 3 WARNING BY CAPT. G. HAWKINS Quoting glaring examples of laissez falrc “in action” today, and remarking that ii was humiliating to see many justifying inaction in mar.y modern evils, Capt. G. Hawkins, Assistant Director or Co operation, North Malaya, made a sticng appeal at the304 words
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Article616 1938-09-22 3 “NO CAPITULATION BY BRITAIN Hie Times Warns Berlin London, Sept. 21,—The Times in a leader on Czechoslovakia says, “While it is plainly of urgent importance to rescue the issues of peace and war from the perils of an atmosphere heavy with threat and passion Czechoslovakia cannot be expected to take616 words
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Article57 1938-09-22 3 London, Sept. 21 Sir \rchibald Sinclair speaking at t meeting of the Liberal Counci’ urged that the Anglo-French proposals should be published. He added it was high time the British people knew exactly what was going on and what was being done in their name. He urged that57 words
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Article57 1938-09-22 3 New Haven, Connecticut. Sept. 21 As a rcsul'i of five days’ heavy rains th» State is facing its worst floods since 1936. Many rivers are overflowing their banks, the dam has burst and bridges washed away. The damage is estimated at hundreds of thousands57 words
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Advertisement145 1938-09-22 3 D/ie demand more COMFORTABLE 2900 hours every year of your life are spent in sleep. Ensure sound, healthful, slumber by using a “Slumber well Spring Mattress” Literally hundreds of springs are used to build this mattress, soft, yielding to every contour of the body. Ease and comfort in every spring.145 words
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385 1938-09-22 4 ARMED GANG' ROBBERY AT SINGAPORE RECALLED Preliminary Inquiry: Man Sent To Assizes (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore. Sept. 22. A WOMAN’S defiance of an armed Chinese gang was described in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. The gang, it was alleged, entered her house385 words
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268 1938-09-22 4 Marriage Promise Altered (I'rom Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 21 After part hearing, an action for damages for breach of promise of marriage by Maria Wong, a muse, against Aroon Chandra Sinha an assistant medical officer of the Singapore General Hospital, was adjourned yesterday268 words
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608 1938-09-22 4 Proposal At Sanitary Board Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping. Sept. 20 A proposal was put forward by Mr. P. T. Ho at the monthly meeting of the Larut and Matang Sanitary Board held today, for the alleviation of the plight of vegetable- hawkers in608 words
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Article362 1938-09-22 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Signor M. Pecchioni, of Borneo Motors Seremban has returned from leave and i, now stationed in Penang. Mr. R. G. Money, manager of Midland? Estate, Klang, will shortly be going on transfer to Sengkang Estate, Port Dickson. jj: Mr. K. Swaminathan, Chief Goods Clerk, Railways, Ipoh, has returned362 words
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127 1938-09-22 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore. Sept. 21. A. verdict of .misadventure was returned by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W.G. Porter, following an inquiry into the death of a 44-year-old Cantonese, Tan Ah Cheng, who died from injuries when he was knocked down by a127 words
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Article97 1938-09-22 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Sept. 21. A gang Tight between a number of Chinese in Club Street on Monday night had a sequel in. the Singapore Third Police Court when five 'men who are alleged to have taken part in the affray were charged97 words
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90 1938-09-22 4 Their appointment to the second class, Commander, of the Order of the Crown of Johore is a reward for many years’ service to the State. Dr. Garlick90 words
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Article294 1938-09-22 4 (From Our Own Correspondent I Singapore, Sept. 21. A Japanese. K. Koguti, proprietor of the Nanyo Printing O'ffice, Cecil Street, who was charged with printing a seditious book in English called the “Japanese Spirit" on April 6 and an Indian, Khalil S- Anwari. who was charged294 words
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Article173 1938-09-22 4 Schoolmates’ Story Of Bathing Tragedy (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Sept. 21. Schoolboys gave evidence in the Singapore Coroner’s Court yesterday, when Mr. W.G. Porter held an inquiry into the. death of D.D. Peyadasa, 13 years-old son of a Sinhalese jeweller, whose decomposed body was173 words
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38 1938-09-22 4 They sang over the B. M. B. C. Station last night before proceeding to Kuala Lumpur.38 words
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774 1938-09-22 5 RECTOR'S ‘HIDDEN BRIDE GIVES A PARTY Villagers Take Cakes And Wine In A Perambulator mu Market Harborough, Sept. 14 R ev Algernon Mills, forty-eight-year-old rector of Oxenden, pretty little Northants border village four miles from Market Harborough, walked through the village street this afternoon with his twenty eight-year-old bride, former774 words
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321 1938-09-22 5 11 Indiscreet disclosures 1> p eech to his constituents, ral to contemplate O, Official Secrets Acts r under .o r imahsts. Orked in the lobby of noth J ou 1 q,ie of Commons. b! information about some ealing with the coal followed were given ar mirnalists’321 words
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Article161 1938-09-22 5 Founder Of Greatest Dog Show London Sept 10. Mr. Charles Cruft organ :>er of Cruft's Ilog Show, died at his Unarm home yesterday at the age of illness of two or three Whs. Cruft cm < eived the idea of found* lg and organising his show,161 words
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283 1938-09-22 5 c. r pt- 11— Gang terror menaces tjr.’ca'c' 2°0-000 residents. As dusk fell b 'hy streets rapidly cleared of 5r f/jr n girls who sought refuge Po]i e ns s tood by ready to rush to |i;u ti<s of hooligans armed with Pro"283 words
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423 1938-09-22 5 Lo n <ion. Sept. 11- Mrs. Sylvia Margaret Wills, of Park-Street, Mayfair, pleaded guilty at Croydon yesterday to being knowingly concerned in a fraudulent attempt to evade Customs duties on a camera at Croydon Airport. She w-as fined £100, with £3 3s. costs. Another423 words
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289 1938-09-22 5 London, Sept. 11—A 16-year-old boy pleaded guilty at Eastbourne Juvenile Court today to taking away a car without the owner’s consent, to driving dangerously and to driving without insurance or a licence. Mr. F J. Felix, prosecuting, said the car w-as taken289 words
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290 1938-09-22 5 Co-Dei endant s Claim London, Sept. 11.—Bill Nicholls, 34. appeared at Alton, Hants, yesterday jointly charged with Queenie Hackney, 22, with breaking and entering a schoolmaster's house at Bentley and stealing clothes, money, and jewelry valued at £21 on August 22. Hackney290 words
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Advertisement275 1938-09-22 5 'f H l-STULA THf f 9 RACKET ABOUT rvOURt L y WAKING HALF THE YOU KNOW. STELLA. YOU'RE ““NEIGHBOURHOOD «J s> NOT A BIT MODERN, WHY A S? WASTE A GOOD SCREAM ON waffles has got A./ a dirty bone ring that MV BONE ring puts VOUR UP6 out OF275 words
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Miscellaneous506 1938-09-22 6 Ik J A I ET O1“ I A* OPENING OO M J I J W TONIGHT! SAIL ALONG TO HAPPINESS WITH JESSIE MATTHEWS IN HEK SNAPPIEST, SUNNIEST MUSICAL SUCCESS SAILING ALONG’ B- with 1 <fe’- ROLAND YOUNG BARRY MACKAY M|| w JACK WHITING NOEL MADISON ALASTAIR SIM j She was506 words
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Miscellaneous495 1938-09-22 6 The Brightest Merriest Soot I, n H ELYSEE CABARET I TONIGHT Dancing from 9.15 p.m. to CHARMING ENTERTAINING HOSTESSES I TOMORROW"-TEA DANCE m.nc most ntnji.Au mnn M ELYSEE HOTEL I CENTRALLY SITUATED A FEW MINUTES DRIVE FROM Tuv M OR RAILWAY STATION P1 T «E Modern Sanitation Throughout H COOL495 words
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Article217 1938-09-22 7 Resinients From U.K. And India London, Sept. 16—Movements of troops to strengthen the British forces in Palestine were announced yesterday. Two infantry battalions left Aidershot for Palestine, and the Colonial Office announced that two cavalry regiments and another infantry battalion are to be sent. Three infantry217 words
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Article170 1938-09-22 7 Charges Of Duty Neglect And Absence lFrom Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Sept. 21, A European inspector of the Straits Settlements Police Force, Sidney Dodds, appeared in the Singapore Fifth Police Court, yesterday, on two further summons charging him with being absent from duty without good cause170 words
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Article268 1938-09-22 7 Old Nuisance Returns ILETTER TO THE EDITOR J Sir, —I remember some years back, the “Pinang Gazette” commenced strongly on inc nuisance caused by Mr. “Copra Bug and his family. Recently you again drew retention to this family of pests, but apparently the authorities are sitting tight because268 words
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Article217 1938-09-22 7 1 LETTER TO THE EDITOR] Sir, —Reading Erodes’ comment on “Cinema Entertainment’ n the By the Way column in today’s issue of the Pinang Gazette, I see. that Diodes is of the opin on that the grouse against the influx of “puerile shorts’’ will sooner or later he217 words
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Article318 1938-09-22 7 “Will Enter It Penniless” London, Sept. 11—When Clarence Hairy, the financier, leaves Maidstone Jail next February, he will go home to a small luxury flat in which his wife has preserved the appearance of the splendour of his former millionaire existence. He will tread there318 words
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Miscellaneous476 1938-09-22 7 WEMBLEY PARK Tonight Thursday 22nd. September 1938 MOLI K STAR OPERA: Will Stage “CLEOPATRA” Strongly Supported By the Latest Vaudeville Fvi™ t wa-eh For The Two Greatest Stort Till CHINA GREAT TRAVELLING OPERA Will Stage “SAM NEOH KEEP CHOOI” Supporting by the latest vaudeville, comic exfra tum« See Lovely Charming476 words
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Miscellaneous219 1938-09-22 7 Matinees Today and Tomorrow at 3 p m “THE SINGING MARINE” with DICK POWELL DOWNSTAIRS— «15 and 30 cen’s QUEEN’S 6.15 LAST TWO SHOWS 9.30 BROUGHT BACK BY PUBLIC DEMAND THE RETURN SCREENING OF PARAMOUNT’S ALL-COLOUR MALAYAN JUNGLE ADVENTURE ‘HER JUNGLE LOVE’ with DOROTHY LAMOLJR RAY MILLAND Hear Again:—“LOVELIGHT IN219 words
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Article643 1938-09-22 8 WITH the international rubber quota halved within a period of a year and with an even more drastic reduction in the international tin quqta, the maintenance of an adequate but not superfluous supply of Indian labour in Malaya is not an easy task. Nevertheless this country, particularly the643 words
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Article192 1938-09-22 8 At World Orientalists’ Congress LONDON UNIVERSITY’S DELEGATE (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Sept. 15. Sir Richard WinstecK. lately General Adviser in Johore and formerly Director of Education in Malaya, is now Reader ’n Malay to the University of London Sir Richard represented the University the International Congress192 words
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Article210 1938-09-22 8 Well-Known Angler Back In Malaya Mr. C. Alma Baker, C.B.E the wellknown Kinta miner and planter is back again in Malaya for a short spell he arrived from Home today by the P. O Ranchi. Mr. Alma Baker has arrived on one of his periodical visits of210 words
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Article156 1938-09-22 8 Disastrous Hurricane In Connecticut New York, Sept. 21 —A hurricane struck New York and delayed the sailing of the Queen Mary. Trees w r ere torn up on the waterfront, windows were blown in on fifth avenue and trains are held up owing to fallen trees156 words
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Article75 1938-09-22 8 Indefinite Stay At Portsmouth The United States cruisers Nashville and Honolulu have arrived at Portsmouth this afternoon. There is no information as to the length of their stay. The customary salutes were fired to the flag of the Commander- in Chief, Admiral of this Fleet, the Earl of75 words
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Article56 1938-09-22 8 Shortly To Attempt World Record After being delayed by adverse weather reports. Maia and Mercury, the two components of the Mayo composite aircraft, took off separately from the Medway at Rochester and flew to Dundee from whence J.e upper component Mercury, is shortly to make an attempt on56 words
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Article26 1938-09-22 8 Washington. Sept. 21^-Major-General Westover, chief of the United States Air Corps, has been killed in a plane crash near Vultee, California. —Reuter.26 words
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Article31 1938-09-22 8 Mr. David Llewellyn, well-known airman and son of the President of the Roya 1 Academy, Sir William Llewellyn, was killed in an air crash near Lympne Aerodrome last evening.31 words
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Article324 1938-09-22 8 Monday Sept. 12. Captain C. B. Barry, R.N., Commander F. S. Billings. R.N and Lieut-Commander D. V. Sprague, R.N. left Government House. The Belgian Minister to Siam Mrs. H. Segaert, Hon. Mr. C. G. Howell, The Con sul General for the Netherlands Mrs. H. M. J. Fein, The324 words
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Article64 1938-09-22 8 (From C’ur Own Correspond.nt) London. Sent. 12. The wedding took place on Sept. 10 at St. Patrick’s Chinch. WaPinctcn of Mr lack Clow Morion, Id* t son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R S Morton, of London formerly of Seremhan, to Miss Pew r y Jean Wilkinson,64 words
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Article516 1938-09-22 8 Penang's ftn.i era gallon» „f inli flowed up< commercial x have contained ,o fill in the offending cum-sea, but lit h concerning a along the coastl i 'I'o those of tl K 1 nang, who an to be tree from tin. n (l) t !lV of everyday516 words
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Advertisement34 1938-09-22 8 Slii "BULLFINCH 11 BUTTER Australia's Best and the favourite of Malaya THE BRAND OF PURITY Obtainable at all High Class Provision Dealers. Sole Agents Henry Waugh Co., Ltd. PENANG, Ipoh. Singapore and Koala Lmipur.34 words
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2052 1938-09-22 9 Summons Against Sultan’s Brother Dismissed Il LL REPORT OF OXFORD CASE (From Our London Staff) London, Sept. 15. HOW a prince of Malaya was alleged to have participated in an “unjusti liable’’ assault on a Press photographer who had taken a photograph of him and2,052 words
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Article318 1938-09-22 9 FEATURES OF MODERN BUILDING Penang is soon to have one of the most modern and largest dance halls in North Malaya, in the New Elysee cabaret, work on which has already started. It will occupy the space next to the present cabaret ar.d when completed318 words
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Article88 1938-09-22 9 An Indian, Sandadasamy, stood charged before Mr. Lim Koon Teck, the second Magistrate, in the Penang Middle Court, today, with having committed theft of 108 zinc plates, valued at $18, 200 pieces of wood, valued at $24, 18 pieces of planks, valued at $20. six iron88 words
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651 1938-09-22 9 Withdrawal Of 19 Lots The public auction of sub-leases for 99 years of 27 lots in the Bengal Lane Improvement Scheme Area —on Penang Road, Argyle Road and Sri Bahari Road frontages- at the Town Hall this morning did not attract many people. At651 words
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Article54 1938-09-22 9 LORRY CYCLIST IN COLLISION ACCIDENT AT JELUTONG An Indian cyclist was knocked down by a motor lorry at Bukit Dumbar, Jelutong, yesterday. The cyclist, a milkman, sustained a fracture of his leg and was admitted into hospital in a semi conscious condition. Two attendants on the lorry, which was conveying54 words
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Article102 1938-09-22 9 The death took place on Tuesday at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Medan, following an operation, of Mr. Tan Teik Seong, clerk attached to Islay Kerr Co., Ltd., Penang. The body was conveyed from Medan by the s.s. Krian, which arrived in Penang this morning. Deceased,102 words
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Article94 1938-09-22 9 Charge Against Lorrv Driver Lim Neoh Kee, a lorry driver, was charged before Mr. Lim Koon Teek, the second magistrate, in the Penang Middle Court, today, with causing hurt to Ramalingam by a rash act, namely, by driving his lorry in a negligent manner at Glugor Road,94 words
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Article56 1938-09-22 9 Major D. E. M. Fielding paid a visit to the Fiench naval vessel, “Oiler Loing,” this morning. The Harbour Master and the French Consul, Penang, called on the vessel on its arrival yesterday from Saigon. Commanded by Capt. de Cornette Doigwai, the “Loing” has a crew56 words
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Article59 1938-09-22 9 To Give Charity Concert On Sept. 26 Under the auspices of the Penang Philomatic Union, a variety concert will be held by the Penang Chinese Labourers, in aid of the South China Relief Fund, at the Fun and Frolic, on Sept. 26, at 7 30 p.m.. Tickets will59 words
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Advertisement207 1938-09-22 9 1TH1 THU I TONIC FOODI OWhN« <«V C>— Mi —< j OPENING THURSDAY, SEPT. 22 nd EXTRAORDINARY EXCLUSIVE TO WEMBLEY CABARET Welcome ‘Return of PAT SYKES and J. A. ANDREW F.I.S.T.D. LONDON F.I.S.T» LONDON. Europe's Undefeated Ballroom Champions ALL THE LATEST VARIATIONS IN EVERY DANCE AND SWING -s<‘ 1 j207 words
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1421 1938-09-22 10 BUT BEECHAM’S ISSUE TWICE OVERSUBSCRIBED Lord Nuffield Buys Riley Motors (.From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 16. Chiefly because holders have refused to .•iell. London stock arxi share markets have maintained a remarkably strong resistance to the fiercely adverse influences which have attacked1,421 words
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Article931 1938-09-22 10 “Prices Would Respond” (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. M. An extraordinary state of affairs is developing in the London tin market. The lack of consumptive demand, which has been responsible for depressing prices so severely since the onset of the American industrial recession, continues unabated. But,931 words
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Article840 1938-09-22 10 Kobert Mackay - By Kobert Mackay British employment figures for one month from the July 15 to the August 15 show an increase of 31,000, compared with the preceding month, while unemployment figures have fallen by nearly 14,000. The greatest improvements were in coal mining, building, public works contracting, and840 words
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Advertisement655 1938-09-22 10 BANKS Experience Teaches One HONG KONG To Save, But How Many SHANGHAI BANK^ g Have Found A Way To N Put By Their Spare T n Dollars? Ord,Mace N 5 aead Office OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION Sterling LIMITED. Reserve Liability of $10.009,nj Proprietors offer you facilities of their T E Pe°^655 words
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Article282 1938-09-22 11 S.S. “MATANG” arrived this morning from Tongkah, Kopah, Kenong, and V ictoria Point, sails Saturday at noon for same ports. S.S. “KUALA” arrived on Tuesday from Mergui and Tavoy, sails Saturday at 10 a.m. for same ports. S.S. “KRIAN” arrived this morning from Belawan-Deli, sails282 words
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501 1938-09-22 11 Vigil Kept In All States (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 21. It is three months since Mr. Frank George Winyeate Dunsford, 58-year-old lonely gold miner at Tersang, western Pahang, was murdered in a gun battle with 'ten Chinese robbers who rifled501 words
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Article67 1938-09-22 11 Another Britisher Claims Trial (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Sept. 21 Harry Goldenberg, an elderly Britisher, was sentenced to fifteen months’ rigorous imprisonment by the Singapore Criminal District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer, today on pleading guilty to three charges of criminal breach of trust involving67 words
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Article195 1938-09-22 11 Interesting Lecture At Alor Star (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Sept. 21. Mr. Tipson, secretary of the British foreign Bible Society, who is on a visit Alor Star, gave an interesting lecture, entitled “The Story of the Bible” to a la rge audience at the195 words
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Article99 1938-09-22 11 Ke-Opened— Five Closed I his Month u r «m Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 22. ;i H tin mines employing 348 persons ir/ju, ‘P in Kinta so far this month, n ■>', 1 Ve have been closed down, throw147 <oolies out of work. Thus only 1 been reabsorbed99 words
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Article191 1938-09-22 11 WHARF COOLIES SEEKING MORE PAY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Sept. 21 About 650 Chinese coolies employed on the Singapore wharves by the Tanjong Pagar Labour Company left their lines early this morning and failed to report for work. The men marched to the Chinese Protectorate,191 words
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116 1938-09-22 11 SINGAPORE PLANS FOR DOUBLE TENTH” (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 22. Singapore Chinese may celebrate ths “Double Tenth,” Republican Day, which falls on October 10, on a more elaborate scale this year. A committee of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting today at the Chamber116 words
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Article623 1938-09-22 11 Inspector Explains “Procedure” (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 22. Ng Mah Yoong, a Hokkien, was yesterday sentenced by Mr. F. Y. Radcliffe, First Magistrate, Ipoh, to a fine of $900, in default six months’ simple imprisonment, on his pleading guilty to a charge of623 words
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Article110 1938-09-22 11 Sultan Of Perak To Name First (From Our Own Correspondent) Singr.pore, Sept. 21. In a spectacular ceremony at the beauti ful port of Lumut in the Dindings on October 1, the Sultan of Perak will christen the first of the R. A. F. Short Sunderland flying110 words
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Advertisement380 1938-09-22 11 BLUE FUNNEL LINE SARPWON Calls Marseilles Glasgow Sent 30 Oct 9« PERSEUS Calls Hull Gdyina 8 oft 6 Nov' o TtN DAY SERVICE TO LIVERPOOL VIA HAVRE r OTnVVTTS UAVKE. Liverpool 1 SepL 24 Oct. 27 c KURVMEDON Omits Havre Oct- 3 Nov. 6 NEW YORK SERVICE (Via Cape of380 words
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Advertisement732 1938-09-22 11 PS. /**1 and Ot W BRITISH INDJA (Incorporated in England.) SINGAPORE~CHINA JAPAN S.S. “RANCHI” SAILING THURSDAY, 22»<1 SEPTEMBER Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., under Penang, Telck Anson, Port Swettenham, contract with His Majesty’s Government Malacca and Singapore Service. London and Far East Mail Service. Outwards from London for China732 words
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Article50 1938-09-22 12 i his evening at the Esplanade from 6.GO p.m. to 7.30 p.m.: March: The Voice Of The Guns: Alford. Overture: Elmont: Beethoven. Selection: Cavalcade: Noel-Coward. Waltz: Midsummer: Marigold. Intermezzo: Penelope’s Garden: Ancliffe. Selection: La Gran Via: Valverde. Fox Trot: I Like To Go Back Tn The Evening: Williams.50 words
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Article227 1938-09-22 12 TO AID THE /j/./y/, Among the achievements of our times are those which make it possible for unfortunate people to enjoy life more than such folk could ever do in the past. We think especially of the blind. To begin with blindness is decreasing. Fewer children are born227 words
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Article724 1938-09-22 12 Latest Finies Of Posting AIR MAILS EUROPE AND THE WEST IMPERIAL (Empire Air Mail): For Burma (except Victoria Point). India. Aden, Palestine. Egypt, Sudan, Kenya Tanganyika, Uganda, Zanzibar. Northern and Southern Rhodesia, Nyasaland, South Africa. Great Britain, Ireland. Canada an I Newfoundland. Ordinary Correspondence. 7.30724 words
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Article, Illustration12 1938-09-22 12 a BBC radio singer aha is often bard in Promenade Concerts.12 words
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Miscellaneous1747 1938-09-22 12 .nd transmission i J d^rJm a 'i ra o5 0 a 4 n> 20 io”2o G a G G S= !S Highlights Of Today’s Wireless T"TTT CSC. GSP. U ZHJ (PENANG) 6.3 a.m. 795 1) nl ZHJ Chamber Music Concert—Brahms. GSO ciTicl GSl> f i tvriAfiES S.00 n.m. The Pianoforte1,747 words
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Miscellaneous533 1938-09-22 12 NIROM TODAY YDC 15.15 mc/s (19.8 m.j PMN 10 26 mc/s (29.2 m.) YDB 11.86 mc/s (25.3 m.) YDB 9.65 mc/s (31.20 m.) P. M. 1210 Studio orchestra conducted oy Carel van der Byl. 1.10 News and weather report; instrumentalists. 2.20 Repetition of news and weather report. P. M. 220533 words
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Article, Illustration140 1938-09-22 13 oi the two latest pattern armoured cars which have been taken over by h* Umoured Car Section of the Singapore Volunteer Corps. These pictures were taken during field firing exercises on Mandai Road The section now has four cars. One of the older140 words
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Miscellaneous110 1938-09-22 13 BOBBY BEAR'S ADVENTURES: Not Cricket! --.n, J wsVnsIz tjprv r -VA4 J &fcw< 7K' "l />£ 7//4a s -W \VZ^S sSS> *V S f t***" S A T it The frisky calves come out to play, an« /ran. Few,-. Mr. sS“« le sale.- not; „Mt Ito Wrt-et nt UH M»110 words
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571 1938-09-22 14 Chinese Beat Province In Thrilling Game WINNING GOAL SCORED ALMOST ON TIME In one of the most thrilling matches seen this season on the Victoria Green, the Chinese Recreation Club, runners-up in the Penang League, defeated the Province Wellesley Football Association, League571 words
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Article177 1938-09-22 14 English Trounce Irish London, Sept. 21—The inter-league match oetween the Irish League and the English League at Belfast resulted in a win for the latter by eight goals to two. The Englishmen adapted themselves to the treacherous conditions in the seconu half, when the ground was very177 words
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Article71 1938-09-22 14 Bonneville Salt, Flats, Sept. 21. AttempUng to break his own speed record, Eyston had a narrow escape when the Thunderbolt, travelling at 350 miles an hour, met with an accident. The cowling over the wheels broke but Eyston with superb driving and presence of mind brought the71 words
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Article103 1938-09-22 14 Results of ties played in the P.S.C. Bowls Tournament on Tuesday resulted as follows: Mens Singles Handicap: A. F. Barclay (—4) beat T.S. Anthony (4*3) 21 —19. Men’s Doubles Handicap: F.N. Syer and J. R. Watson (scr.) beat W. J. Burnett and M. J. Thorpe (—r-3)103 words
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Article168 1938-09-22 14 P.B.A. Championship lies For The Week-End (By Our Badminton Correspondent) The send-finals of the Penang open singles championship will be played on Saturday. Kin Hong will be meeting Yok Kooi, while Ewe Chye meets Jin Ian. The senior inter-team competition will be started on Sunday, when the opening ties168 words
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Article82 1938-09-22 14 Wentworth, Surrey, Sept. 21. In the £750 Dunlop Metropolitan Professional Golf Tournament, Alfred Perry won with an aggregate of 273 (69, 68, 67, 69). He won with one of the lowest aggregates recorded in a first class tournament in this country. Henry Cotton with82 words
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Article92 1938-09-22 14 Liverpool, Sept. 21—The biggest crowd ever to see a contest outdoors is expected at the Liverpool Football Club’s ground tomorrow night for the world flyweight title bout over 15 rounds between Peter Kane and the American, Jackie Jurich. Kane’s weight is worrying him, but both fighters92 words
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Article289 1938-09-22 14 Today’s Work On The K. L. Track (.From our Own Cotrespor,dent.) Kuala Lumpur, Today. Vision (Ellis) impressed Pest in m.s morning's training tor the Selaugo. Autumn Meeting with a beautiful sprau over three furlongs and is worth watcni..g. A large crowd turned out this morning u see289 words
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Article99 1938-09-22 14 Latest S.K.A. Amendments The following are the latest promotions and amendments to the Straits Racing Association official classification list of horses and ponies. It will be seer tnat Lady Luck after her two wins at Singapore has been sent up to Class 199 words
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Article70 1938-09-22 14 D.A.F.C. Team To Meet I.R.C. Tomorrow The following will represent the Darul Aihsan Football Club against the Indian Recreation Club, in the Penang Football Association Cup soccer Competition, tomorrow at S.X.I. ground at 5.15 p.m sharp:— D.A.F.C.: —M. Osman; V. Ibrahim, M. Yusoff; B. Ismail, Abdul Rahman,70 words
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Article57 1938-09-22 14 Paris —Her.ri Cochet, the former world amateur lawn tennis champion, who ha? since turned professional, has retired '-<» a farm at Bazoches, near Paris. He intends to have tennis courts built there, and hopes 'to organise amateur championships and train young players. In the spring, according to57 words
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Article301 1938-09-22 14 Penang At I ractice The Penang Women Hockey n their second practice yesterd/ C Ub ua the Francis Ugh. Ground Messrs. C.W, Lvle rvy and Penang's veteran stated? Ahama. put the G r spite of die bad weather Th PScts though bad, was better' t L 1 Wednesday s.301 words
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Article34 1938-09-22 14 The Profession Pairs Final in the Penang Sports Club Lawn Tennis Tournament between E.W. Hare A.J L. Donaldson and W.T. Francis FA Shelton has been cancelled, Shelton having hurt his leg.34 words
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Article92 1938-09-22 14 P. S. C. VS. Chinese Match Postponed The rugger match between the Penang Sports Club and the Chinese Recreation Club which was fixed to be played on t Esplanade yesterday was postponed. The following will represent the <n e Sports Club against the “E" Company, P. and P.W.V.C. on92 words
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Article101 1938-09-22 14 Mrs. Critchley Beaten In Second Bound ni _J fl ttlC Wilmette, Illinois, Sep 1 s second round of the American Gold Championship Miss v. Mi?g Mrs. O. S. Hill (Kansas) 4 and r Betty Jameson (Texas) e Grata® Walker 4 and 2; Miss Ai^H son 2 ata101 words
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Article17 1938-09-22 14 London, Sept. 21 t d the A bXeegoS:to— r.«ter. Wanderers by three 517 words
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Advertisement874 1938-09-22 14 ON BEST BRITISH MAKE MONEY SAVING PRICED attache suit cases LONDON COLOUR HIDE 277 SUIT CASE, CLOSED -,7.7. J- -/-j -y-y EDGES, BEST QUALITY WJ,.' NICKEL LOCK Nfr SIZES 20; 22; 24; 26; 28; 18k "W W w INCHES wg A REDUCED PRICES: Sr JWL $151- $171- $19,- $201- $221-874 words
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Miscellaneous53 1938-09-22 14 v I. POP Well Named I SM& ISN’T ALL SU£5 l| I CALL MER" NQ GOOD O N TK& CRANKED UP 'IUC- OLD CIGARGND PICK-UP- L ’*4 11 TO B&! ?n 5eM& J.r<L 'W| ‘X > <22. Jt? Ma £jt- ■M# 1 <r jf p_l J Op*. 4bt, ■'M by53 words
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Article, Illustration93 1938-09-22 15 Just Like You Or Me— But He Runs Faster qdncv Wooderson who recently set up a new world reCO r<l for the half mile at Motspur Park. Off the track his life is not much out of the ordinary. For example for breakfast he enjoys kidneys and bacon, marmalade and93 words
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Article732 1938-09-22 15 hw er Great Recovery In Last Six Minutes Capetown, Sept. 11. A peat recovery, after South Africa had i»wn level six minutes from the end, cabled Great Britain to win the third and Jjai Rugby Test, voted one of the most drilling international matches ever seen732 words
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Article226 1938-09-22 15 Duane’s Fifth Successive Win London, Sept. 11 —It is not verv often that the winner of a championship is the most disappointed competitor in the race, but it was so in the English long-distance swimming championship over the 5 miles 60 yards’ course from Kew to Putney226 words
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969 1938-09-22 15 A.G.K. Brown Still A World Beater pOLXOWING is an account of how the athletes ran in the recent European Championships, held at Paris, by H. M. Abrahams:— 100 METRES A. W. Sweeney reached the final and finished fifth. It is a matter for969 words
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Advertisement296 1938-09-22 15 Choose Parker Vacumatic for THE PRINCELY GIFT This pedigreed beauty wholly expresses your good taste and esteem Xa w Tarlcer /Zg® 1 i’ IsMl What more appropriate gift could runs dry suddenly. No rubber you give for birthdays,graduations, sac, no piston pump. Sealed mechaor any gift time? Parker Vacumatic nism296 words
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Article138 1938-09-22 16 PREVIOUSLY LATEST tlll> £195.10. 0 £195.10. 0 LONDON—(Spot) £196 5 0 £196. 5. 0 LONDON —(3 months) S100.37*/ 2 $100.00 SINGAPORE DONB $98.874£> §99 1242 31 Iis S* Buyers no sellers Buyei sno COPRA—(Sundrted) S 50 Io In «LACK PEPPER $8.50 $8.50 Rl'BBER LONDON 8^d 8 sd NEW YORK138 words
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Article352 1938-09-22 16 dnare of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Yesterday Rise or Fa’J Yesterday Rise or Fall Con. 5 p.c. 44-64 112’2 Burmah Oil ***** -7’jd Funding 4 p.c. 60-90 HOAi G Eagle Com. (4 pesos.) 4 3 —3d War Loan 3% p.c. 100*2 U Cable P- e 90 T352 words
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Article111 1938-09-22 16 Previously Latest Paris 178 21 64 178 > Ne a York 4.82ft 4.82 ft Montreal 4.84 S A 4.84% Brussel 28.59% 28.59% Geneva 21.28% 21.28% Amsterdam 8.92, 8.92 Milan 91H 91% Berlin 12.06 12.06 Stockholm 19.40 19.40 Ccpenhag eu 22.40 22.40 Oslo 19.90 19.90 Vienna 28% nominal Helsingfors111 words
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Article116 1938-09-22 16 London, Sept. 21. RUBBER: Firmer.— London 8,*.. buyers 8sellers Oct./Dec. 8% do 8/, do Jan./Mar. 8,’ do 8ft do Apl./June 8do 8% do NEW YORK 16.30 cts. United Kingdom Stock» London 64,735 tons Liverpool 34,722 tons COPRA Straits S.D Rotterdam Sept £10.12. 6 PEPPER: White Muntok: in116 words
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Article170 1938-09-22 16 ••Owing To Far Eastern Conditions’* 1 From Our Own Correspondent 1 London, Sept. 15. An interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent against 14 per cent in previous years, has been declared by the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China in respect of170 words
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Article123 1938-09-22 16 KENNEDY CO. TIN Buver» Seller» Ampat 3 104 4'4 ’2 Ayer Weng .62 ’4 .67’4 Batu Selangor 1.30 1.35 Hong Fatt .85 Johan .26 .30 Jelebu .70 .75 Kpg. Lanjut 17j9 18 6 Kramat 10)0 10 6 Kuchai Ordy. 1.30 1.35 Larut 10|0 10!6 Lukut .6742 .72’4 Puchong 19|6 20;6123 words
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Article139 1938-09-22 16 A. A. ANTHONY CO. TIN BUYERS SE14LERS Batu Selangor 1.30 1.35 Hong Fatt .83 .85 Jelebu 70 .75 Kiang River 1.77'2 1 82’j Kuchai 1.30 1.35 Petaling 7.50 7.75 Rahman Hyd. 1.17’ 2 1.22’4 Rantau 1.37 44 Taiping Cons. 1.55 1.60 Talam 1.32*2 1.37*Ampat 3'9 4 3 Berjuntai 9’9 10139 words
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Article179 1938-09-22 16 LEAN CO. TIN Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 TO 2 4 3 Eatu Selangor 1.30 1.35 Flong Fatts .82%. .85 Jelebus .69 .72% Johans .25 .27% K. Lanjuts 17 9 18 3 Kepongs 12-0 12i9 Kramats 100 10;6 K. Kampars 13 9 14 3 F.uchais 129 1.34 Kundangs 5 9 6179 words
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Article258 1938-09-22 16 Gains Held New York, Sept. 21 —The Four days' sharp rise might be regarded as having measurably discounted the temporary relief of foreign tension. Pentling further developments, foreign or domestic, operators expect a wide trading range with strong stops which could be utilised for lightening commitments with repurchase258 words
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Article263 1938-09-22 16 SOON THEAM CO. TIN; Buyers Sellers Ampa'ts 3 10*2 4 1*> Ayer Hitams 23S6 24 6 Ayer Wengs .62 .65 Bangrins 21!3 22:0 Batu Selangors 1.30 1.33 Hong Fatts .82 .84 Jelapangs 31 0 Jelebus .69 .72 Kamuntings 9 3 10 0 K. Lanjuts 17 9 18 3 Ks .us263 words
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Article20 1938-09-22 16 TIN Singapore $100.00 per pkl. Penang 99.12% per pkl. RUBBER Singapore—Spot 27%c per II». Penang—Spot 27%c per II».20 words
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Article58 1938-09-22 16 Czech Issues Marked Down Heavily London, Sept. 21.—The Stock Exchange was hesitant in the absence of any authoritative information, concerning the Central European situation. Price movements were irregular but fractional gains predominated among industrials. Among foreign bonds Czech issues were weak. Prague seven, per cents, were marked down58 words
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Article91 1938-09-22 16 Domestic Release For Last Quarter Following the announcement that the international, tin quota realease for the 4th quarter 1<938 is 35 per cent, ordinary quota and 10 per cent. Buffer Stock quota, the domestic quota has been fixed as follows: Ordinary quota 25 per cent. Buffer Stock quota91 words
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Article114 1938-09-22 16 I 3/4 Per Cent Increase In *****0 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 15. Taking advantage of the new clauses of the international rubber regulation scheme which will come into force on Jan. 1, 1939. the Netherlands East Indies Government will take steps leading to an114 words
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Article74 1938-09-22 16 To Subscribe Monthly Towards China Fund (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 22 Diligently saving their hard-earned cents, Singapore’s 5,000 ricksha pullers have pledged themselves to contribute to the China Relief Fund until the end of the Sino-Japanese war. They will each subscribe 50 cents a month74 words
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Article37 1938-09-22 16 The s.s. Krian arrived in Penang this morning from Belawan with the following passengers: Misses L. M. and A. V. Girard, Messrs. Grumitt and A. Cautley, Mr. and Mrs. Khaw Peng Lara and three children.37 words
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Advertisement71 1938-09-22 16 THE PENANG CHORAL A DRAMATIC SOCIETY By’ Permission of British Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. will present 4 The Maid of the Mountains A MUSICAL PLAY IN THREE ACTS Book By:—Frederich Lonsdade Music By:—Harrold Fraser-Simson Lyric» By;—Harry Graham Additional Lyrics By:—F. Clifford Harris Jt Valentine At The TOUn HALL, PENANG ON 27TH71 words
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