Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 22 June 1939
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section23 1939-06-22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE LAST EDITION i ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY \o. 115. Vol. XCVII. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1939. PRICE 5 CENTS.23 words
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865 1939-06-22 1 TO LEAVE SWATOW TODAY Unable To Guarantee Safety SWATOW, JUNE 22. JAPANESE NAVAL AUTHORITIES > HAVE SENT AN ULTIMATUM TO FOREIGN WARSHIPS TO LEAVE BY 1 P.M. H.M.S. “THANET” AND THE U.S. DESTROYER “PILLSBURY” ARE AT PRESENT IN THE*iHARBOUR. THE ULTIMATUM ADDED THAT THE JAPANESEReuter. - 865 words
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434 1939-06-22 1 Plan Submitted To Russia Franco-Turkish Pact Imminent I Paris, June 22. A communique issued after yesterday’s meeting of the Foreign Affairs Committee states that agreement has already been reached on several points of t lie plan submitted to M. Molotov by Mr. Strang. In theReuter. - 434 words
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Article129 1939-06-22 1 —Reuter. British Consul To Be Recalled Berln. „une 21. Germany has requested Britain to j recall the British Consul-General at i Vienna. This is a reprisal for the Bri- fish request for the withdrawal of the German Consul at Liverpool. An official announcement says: “The Reich Government—Reuter. - 129 words
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Article91 1939-06-22 1 LILLIE pu —Reuter. London, June 21. Sir John Simon announced in the House of Commons that he had decided to drop the proposed exc .se duty on cinematograph films. There would be minor adjustments in the customs duty. This is a sequel to the strongLILLIE pu —Reuter. - 91 words
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Article86 1939-06-22 1 Reuter. London, June 21. Reuter’s spec-’al correspondent on board the Empress of Britain states that there was a unique ocean encounter this afternoon when the Empress of Australia (on which Their Majesties went to Canada), going all out to make up for lost time, passedReuter. - 86 words
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Article, Illustration125 1939-06-22 1 Reuter. Demand For Colonies Berl-’n, June 22.. One hundred and fifty thousand Berlin residents booed and hissed at every mention of Britain made by Dr. Goebbels in a speech at the Sports stadium during the Midsummer Night celebrations. Dr. Goebbels' speech followed much the same lines asReuter. - 125 words
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87 1939-06-22 1 Reuter. London, JJuJne 21. Questioned regarding Japanese salmon, Mr. Ronald Cross said in the House of Commons that he understood that considerable supplies of canned Russian and Japanese salmon were in bond in Britain but a large part already belonged to Britons. As regards theReuter. - 87 words
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Article75 1939-06-22 1 —Reuter. New York, June 21. At least seven were killed in a fire in the heart of New York Chinatowr which is the second largest in the world. The firemen were handicapped by the intense heat jn the narrow streets ano winding passages between—Reuter. - 75 words
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Article74 1939-06-22 1 ,—Reuter London, June 21. The last batch of St. Louis refugees numbering 287 arrived at Southampton whence they travelled to London. Many are going to private homes in various parts of the country while others are going to the refugee camp at Richborough, Kent.,—Reuter - 74 words
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Article44 1939-06-22 1 11 W Cl 3 it —Reuter. Berlin, June 21. The Italo-German naval talks have concluded. A communique states that they resulted in a full agreement between the views of the two navies and the result was fully satisfying to both parties.—Reuter.11 W Cl 3 it —Reuter. - 44 words
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Article92 1939-06-22 1 —Reuter Tokio, June 21. forces are reported to be moving towards Swatow from the interior to check the Japanese advance, according to Hongkong messages. All foreigners are safe, says a Swatow report. There are now seven Japanese destroyers in the harbour. Confirmation Tokio, June 21.—Reuter - 92 words
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Article112 1939-06-22 1 VV 11VU c, —Reuter. Against Proposed Barter Scheme Ottawa, June 22. The Government is sending a second protest to I’ondon against the proposed barter scheme under which the United States wGuld exchange wheat and cotton tor rubber and tin. When the barter scheme was first brought,VV 11VU c, —Reuter. - 112 words
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563 1939-06-22 2 Forces Landed Near Swatow AO CASUALTY British U.S. Destroyers Standing By < J Tokyo. June 21. Japan struck a surprise new blow in South China early tcw’ay w.ien marines and troops were landed in ths neighbourhood of Swatow. It is officially announced in– Reuter. - 563 words
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Article156 1939-06-22 2 i Reuter Diplomatic Splnrv NO DOUBT ABOUT MOSCOW TALKS Faris. June 27. Apart from Tientsin the diplomatic sphere in the French view presents a cheerful p’eture. No doubt is felt re- garding the ultimate success of negotiations with the U.S.S.R. A FrancoTurkish agreement is expected to hei Reuter - 156 words
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Article136 1939-06-22 2 RC-Utt r Solicitor-Gem ral On Threat ’To T ientsin London. June 21. The Solicitci-General. Sir T. J O'Connor, in a speech to i Conservative gathering at Loughborough said it was idle to pretend th it the Tientsin blockade was not a threat directed at the heartRC-Utt r - 136 words
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Article59 1939-06-22 2 I.X w -Reuter V 5.000 Donation LG John Swire Groups London. June 21. ■John Sv n’e ai ei Sons and associate 1 companies hai < donated 225.000 .to th-Evitv-h Pune “or the relief of distress in China itcrrierly the Lord Mayors Fund' Cther recent nits'include EI.UOO worthI.X • w -Reuter - 59 words
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Article33 1939-06-22 2 —Reuter. the ••Guba” Arrives At Vlombassa Seychelle. Jun< 21 I’he flying boat Guba left at 2.0 b a.m. G.M.T. for Momlassa when she a i river at 9.47 a.m. G.M.T. —Reuter.—Reuter. - 33 words
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Article114 1939-06-22 2 Re her Lord Inchcape SON-IN-LAW OF SARAW AK RAJAH London, June 20. The death occurred suddenly of Lord Inchcape, husband of Princess Leonora Margaret Brook, the eldest daughter of the Rajah ot Sarawak, La rd Inchcape was rppar. ntly in norma' health until* vest ere .tyRe her - 114 words
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Article149 1939-06-22 2 —Reuter. 10.000 Factories Read) To Start Immediately New York, June 20. Ten thousand industrial factories are, prepared to start manufacture of munitions immediately, declared Mr. Louis Johnson. Assistant Secretary of War, addressing the Convention of Advertis-j ing Federation. America. He said that, representatives of the—Reuter. - 149 words
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Article134 1939-06-22 2 Rcv.tci No Reply Received From Japanese To Protest* Lc udon. Julie 21 in the House of Commons, Mr. Buller said that h" re. lotted that no reply had yet teen received in response to British protests to the Japanese regarding the death of Mr. Tinkler. Asked he hadRcv.tci - 134 words
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Article516 1939-06-22 2 Geneva Progress made by the Chniese authorities in suppression of the opium trade in areas under their control and the worsening of the situation in Japanese-controlled, areas in Chuia were cited at the meet ng of the Opium Committee of the I.eaguc ol Nations.516 words
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Article1096 1939-06-22 2 Disquleting Runiours AUXIIIA R.Y EMERGENCY CORPS FORMED T ientsin, June 21 The precautionary mobilisation in the Concession of the Volunteer Corps is attributed to the disquieting rumours that the Japanese are contemplating a fresh move against the Concession. The town passed the night in subdued tension1,096 words
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Article42 1939-06-22 2 .—Reuter. 25th Anniversary l Battle Of Tannenberg Berlin. June 21Hen* Hitler is speaking at l alu L mar the Polish frontier, on Au,t• .on the twenty-fifth anniversary buttle in which the Russian v defeated by German troops unm berg.—Reuter..—Reuter. - 42 words
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Article65 1939-06-22 2 lAIOO Inhabitants Reina Evacuated New Yuik. V' di Island. iii 'u'hca't the PhtlippiiK- M'.juls Luzon nnd Viu j J‘tr'.'. is i't ported to b( sinkit.st into tin .vt'. 7b; Goveiiutr of Bat-l. p i’roV'tni r- portfd lo litt/ovcmnic nt in Manila that tht 'i.nao inhibitants of Verdt65 words
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Article65 1939-06-22 2 ru -8.0. W Luncheon Party At No. 10 In Her Honour Rugbi. Juv.t 20 Unc Prune Minister and Mrs. Cham Oerlain gave a luncheon party at 10 Downing Street to-day in honour of Prin cess Ttcvin and the EarJ of Harewoon The “uestt included r he High Comru . -8.0. W - 65 words
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Advertisement91 1939-06-22 2 An unpleasant breath (haii- N |1 tosis) is a common danger to II womanly charm. Mouth washes will do no good, h unless the cause lies in the mouth. Most cases of H had breath are due to improper functioning of the I digestive tract. A constipated System is obstructed91 words
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294 1939-06-22 3 Construction Work A t Naval Base A fleeted EMPLOYERS' LAST-MINUTE OFFER REJECTED Singapore. of their employers to raise their wages has resulted in 4,000 Singapore building coolies going on strike at 17 construction centres on the island on Tuesday morning294 words
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307 1939-06-22 3 Evidence Of Magistrate Johore Bahru. I’he inquiry into the death of Chai Seong, alleged to have been stabbed by her first husband, Liu Lok, on May 8 Ja’.an Ah Fook with a knife, concluded ■,n Tuesday afternoon before the Magisrate, Mr. M. Ismail. The307 words
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Article671 1939-06-22 3 Believed Wife Misconducted Herself Kuala Lumpur. JUSTICE would be better met by making this confession now. It does not make any difference if I make my confession now or later but the sooner I get over with it the sooner will my conscience be at ease.”671 words
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Article162 1939-06-22 3 Kuala Lumpur. Found in the house of a European in 6 Prince’s Road, on Monday between 10 I s pm. and 11 p.m. without being able to account satisfactorily for his presence there, a Chinese named Tang Ho Sin was arrested. On Tuesday morning, he162 words
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1078 1939-06-22 3 Malacca. “Race and Nationality" was the subject of an interesting address by Mr. Ho Seng Ong at the Rotary Club of Malacca on Monday. Mr. Seng Ong, in the course of bis address, said that Malaya would remain an object lesson in racial1,078 words
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152 1939-06-22 3 Mr. And Mrs. Kwek Loon Singapore. A double bereavement has overtaken Mr. Chia Liang Gin, his three brothers and live sisters. Their father and meth- r died suddenly at their residence No. 19, Cheow Keng Road, within 19 hours of each other. Mr.152 words
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228 1939-06-22 3 Kuala Lumpur. Charged before Mr. R. C. Redman, the First Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday morning with causing hurt to another woman at 12.30 pin. on Sunday at Circular Road. Chan Yit Kwai pleaded guilty. The prosecuting officer, Mr. C. 8.228 words
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Article129 1939-06-22 3 Seremban. Before Mr. Justice R. C. Cussen in the Supreme Court on Monday, the hearing of the case in which Nagappan was charged with attempted murder was concluded. Mi*. A. J. Grattan Bellew conducted the prosecution, the accused being undefended. The prosecution alleged that on129 words
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Article102 1939-06-22 3 Singapore. Convicted on a charge of cheating Tan Choo Yan, a partner of Kwang Hock Sheong saw mills, of $55, on Nov. 22, Merle Winston Frugniet, a Eurasian, was sentenced to months' simple imprisonment, dating from the date of his arrest, Feb. 2, by Mr. Conrad102 words
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Article, Illustration68 1939-06-22 3 The first wedding to be held at St. Paul's Cathedral for three years. The bridegroom, Mr. Richard Purcell Plow, has a family right to be married in the Cathedral, where his ancestor. Dr. John' Blow, was organist and choirmaster in the reign of Charles 11.68 words
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DAILY INDIA PAGE
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Article251 1939-06-22 4 Diyalagcda, June 6. A BLOW given with a closed fist by a Muslim boy of nine years ended in the .’death of its recipient, a boy of 7>2 years. -The tragedy occurred yesterday in the Maggcm Thakkiya, where the celebrations in connection with a251 words
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Article171 1939-06-22 4 Sri Kanialadevi’s Speech Bombay, June 1. Sri. KarmJadevi who is going to America .on a tour was given a send-cfi at a public meeting held this evening under the auspices of U e Corgress Socialist Party. Mr. Yusuf Meherally presiding. Sri. Kamaladevi in the course of her171 words
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Article418 1939-06-22 4 Stay Of Four Days Planned Bombay. June 2. MAHATMA GANDHI, accompanied by Mrs. Kasturba Gandhi, Mr. 1 Mahadev Desai, Mr. Fyearelal and party, arrived here this morning from Rajkot. He was received at the central station by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Mr. Blrulabhai Desai, the hon.418 words
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Article539 1939-06-22 4 President On The Local Committees’ Claims Bombay, June 7. THERE should be frequent consultation or discussion on all important questions of policy Between the Provincial Congress Committees and the Provincial Ministries said Dr. Rajendra Prasad. Congress Piesident, in a press interview, prior to his departure from539 words
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Article249 1939-06-22 4 DEPUTATION MEETS MR. GANDHI Bombay. June 2 A DEPUTATION of Parsi leaders, j including Sir Homi Modi and Sir Cowasji Jehangir, met Mr. Gandhi this afternoon and explained to him the Parsis’ oujection to tne inauguration of prohibition in Bombay from August J. It. is249 words
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Article94 1939-06-22 4 Cawnpore, June 1. Rev. J. H. Wilkie, an Ajnarican pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who commenced an “expiatory” fast on May 29. has abandoned it today. He undertook the fast as he disapproved of the methods adopted by Christians in stirring up an agitation against the94 words
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Article706 1939-06-22 4 General Order On Cuts .Discussed Palghat, June 1. 4 meeting of the Palghat Municipal x Council was held last evening, Mr. R. V. Sarma. Chairman, presiding. The proceedings were marked by heated discussion and exchanges of hut word/ between councillors. The Council also discussed the G. 0.706 words
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Miscellaneous206 1939-06-22 4 EMBLEY PARK tonight Thursday, 22nd June, 1939. ADMISSION at MAIN GATE 10 CENTS EACH SI X SEE TOY CANTONESE OPERA BAN LEE HUNG SEE” Part 1. Starring Mr. Lee Tai Hon. XOOR4X OPERA OIF MALACCA :< Presents A Very Comical Flay CHELORONG AND CHELORENG’ Starring Aman Ballon and Bnndan at206 words
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Miscellaneous49 1939-06-22 4 QUEEN’S 6. 15 G ix-nhin Toninht 9in 44 C A F E SOCIETY’Mutinees Today ail( I omorroic n 3 u.ni Grand Stage and Scr-.en AttractsON THE STAGE SILVER MOOX KEVIE OF SHAXGHAJ ON THE SCREEN 20th Century-Fox Big Hit “UNDER TWO FLAGS’ 1 PRICES Downstairs 15 <fc 30 cents49 words
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DAILY CHINA PAGE
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Article, Illustration71 1939-06-22 5 Missing frc.ii her home in Wajiienhurst- 1 treet. St. Mary Cray, Kent, fe- 13 hours, two-year-old Dorothy Maude Pope, was fou.id by police searchers at Br, m. yesterday in a ploughed field about yards from her home. Police r J neighbours, headed by the distracted father, had71 words
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Article252 1939-06-22 5 Minister Urges Boycott Chungking, June 14. •‘TN blockading the foreign concesI sions in Tientsin, detaining Colonel Spear and Lieutenant Cooper, causing the death of the British subject Mr. Tinkler. and instigating the anti -«British agitation, Japan’s real purpose is out how far she can go in carrying252 words
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59 1939-06-22 5 ng until the war is over.—Central Sews. Sian, June 18. The greatest historical Mongol event since the last 300 years took place on June 15 when Genghi Khan’s coffin passed through Yulin, within the Great Wall in north Shensi province in Northwest China, tong until the war is over.—Central Sews. - 59 words
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Article58 1939-06-22 5 Central News. Hongkong, June 13. An unconfirmed Shanghai message states that the American owned egg and tobacco factories at Pohien. in north Anhwei province in East m were robbed by the Japanese in night of June 2. The American management protested to the Japanese au thorities,Central News. - 58 words
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Article425 1939-06-22 5 British Concession Experiencing Food-shortage Hongkong. June 17. 'yESTERDAY, the third day of the Japanese blockade of the British and French Concessions in Tientsin, fortunately no iresh incidents broke out except Japanese sentries continued to search pedestrians passing through the barriers. The Japanese only inspected passports ot foreign<—Central News. - 425 words
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98 1939-06-22 5 —Central News. Chungking, June 17. It is learned from authoritative sources that 368 engagements occurred at the entire China front during the first half of June, in which the Chinese k’lled 10,268 Japanese officers and men. captured 171 Japanese, 604 horses, 551 rifles,—Central News. - 98 words
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114 1939-06-22 5 —Centra] News. Chungking, June 14. The Executive Yuan, in a meeting held yesterday, conferred posthumous honours on the late Mr. F. J. M. Bourdrez, the Dutch conservancy expert, who was drowned while investigating the navigability of the upper reaches of the Golden Sand River, on—Centra] News. - 114 words
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Article253 1939-06-22 5 Rival Estimates Vary Greatly Hong Kong, Muy 31. Beth the Chinese and Japanese headquarters to-day —the 693rd of the warissued surveys of the results of operations since the outbreak of the conflict on July 7, 1937. The true position is probably to be found by taking the253 words
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565 1939-06-22 5 AN open letter signed by nearly 70 Canadian missionaries in China telling how Canadians can help China’s cause and appealing urgently for such aid has been forwarded to many clergy and other religious leaders in the city. The missionaries state that they are565 words
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Article257 1939-06-22 5 according to a Chinese report.—lnternational News Kwangc houwar. June 16. CHINESE troops in Hainan Island and guerillas within the Japanese occupied area are instructed to renew their attacks on towns under enemy control, and during the past several days a Hsumen report stated that the peopleaccording to a Chinese report.—lnternational News - 257 words
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Article52 1939-06-22 5 —Central News. Hongkong, June 17. Sir Frederick Maze, Inspector-Gen eral of the Chinese Maritime Customs, arrived in Hongkong on June 15 from Shanghai. In an interview with the press. Sir Frederick said that he is making a pr.vate trip which is not concerned with customs—Central News. - 52 words
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Miscellaneous221 1939-06-22 5 MAJESTIC LAST 3 SHOWS TODAY 3.00 6.15 9.30 3 P.M MATINEE AT REDUCED PRICES 15, 30 6- 50 CENTS DOWNSTAIRS Newest Adventure In The •*Annabel*’ Series NEVER MIND THE „.r~Trri DETAILS OF THE PLOT. JUST COME AND LET A. YwW YOURSELF GO WITH THE ’AIR YOU LOVE TO -fa 1221 words
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273 1939-06-22 6 Pari». ACL the jguebts n an eleven-roomed villa near I‘aris are anJ. nals. iV. Leon Sane, nicknamed “the lilii< beard |of Lotivecicnnes” is their host. Every year he saves, scores of stray pets, from swans to lemurs. Every time the Faris municipal home273 words
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Article159 1939-06-22 6 German women sent to Britain as spies, and acquiring British nationality by "token” marriages, are likely to be the subject of a question in Parliament Col. .1. Sandeman Allen. M.P., promised support, at a London meeting, to women’s organisations which seek to make such “token” mariages159 words
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806 1939-06-22 6 'TARZAN' SHOT BY SC HOOLBOY AFTER BANK HOLD-UP Raw Meat Eating Desperado POSSE lIIMS WITH TRENCH MORTARS Powell (Wyoning). EAKL DURAND, shaggy- haired mountain man who killed four peace officers in less than a week, put a bullet through his own head here after a bloody bank robbery attempt in806 words
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Article, Illustration32 1939-06-22 6 Wl.JSli .lOEJ S —Members of the crew of the Polish training ship Iskra, which is on a visit to England, do a balancing act in the rigging—and can they balance!32 words
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859 1939-06-22 6 'TMIE sj r stems of entry and training ol American naval officers differ widely from those in Britain. At the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, which I recently v'flted by the courtesy of the Navy Department in Washington, between twenty-two and twenty-three859 words
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Article, Illustration26 1939-06-22 6 nrill Another picture of the Polish cadets taken during capstan while they were giving their version of the approyriate sea26 words
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Article, Illustration1087 1939-06-22 7 Arrival hi Penano GJ RECEUHON AT PANGKOR ROAD PARSONAGE In response to the invitations issued iy t_e Chapiain, Rev. H. J. Paine, church /ardeii.s and members of th L Committee o; Saint George’s Church, Penang, to a reception at the Parsonage, Pangkor Road .bout 1501,087 words
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Article498 1939-06-22 7 Estate Of Pom Kang (Jliin jl The cast was heard uefore the Hon. Mr. Justice J. Aitkin in the Supreme Court yesterday, i’.i which Mr. Lee Hong Cheang, administrator of the Estate of Pow Kang Ching alias Pow Kirn Heng (.deceased), is making an application to the498 words
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Article53 1939-06-22 7 Today on the Esplanade from 6 p.m. to Tar ch Sinar 1 Trooos Lehnhardt Overture Egmont Beethoven election 50 Years Of Songs Brown Traltz Reaching For The Moon Berlin Tomet solo I’ll Sing Thee Songs Ci' Arabv Glay section Community tad ’OX Trot The First Time I SiW53 words
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Article490 1939-06-22 7 SALE OF FOODS AT WEMBLEY ON SATURDAY On the occasion of the fifteenth anniversary of the Penang Chinese Ladies’ Chin Woo Athletic Association, a charity ating stall will be held at the Wembley Park on Saturday night, June 24. The donors to the various foodstuffs490 words
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Article284 1939-06-22 7 Fair And Bazaar On July 6 And 7 The Chinese Ladies’ Association will be having four different stalls in the Charit Fair and Bazaar to be held at the Wem bley and the Fun and Frolic Parks o July 6 and 7 in aid of284 words
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861 1939-06-22 7 Province Budget Provisions For 1940 Butterworth. The draft Budget tG*" 1940 was passed at the meeting of the Rural Board, Province Wellesley, yesterday. On the question of a lay-out for v ßutterworth village the Chairman observed that the plans had not yet been received.861 words
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Article238 1939-06-22 7 30 Perak Candidates L T ndergoing Tests Ipoh. The Medical Officer, attached to the Royal Air Force, Singapore, and two flying officers are at present in Ipoh conducting an examination of another batch of candidates for the R.A.F. VolunteerReserves in Perak. It is learnt that238 words
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Advertisement353 1939-06-22 7 ACIDITY RELIEVED IN TWO MINUTES New Drugless Remed} Succeeds here Other Remedies Failed You can be so distressed with gas and fullness and bloating that you think your heart is go.ng to stop beating. You feel buffccated—You feel dizzy. You want quick relief. So did the writer of the letter353 words
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Article408 1939-06-22 8 HTHE Japanese are reported to have struck a fresh blow in South hina with the landing of troop.- yesterday in the vicinity of Swatow. And once again British interests are threatened; once again the question arises: What is Britain going to do? In the last eight months408 words
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Article680 1939-06-22 8 SOCIAL PERSONAL Dr. Rajendram, Assistant Health Officer, Penang, is in Teluk Anson undergoing a course in anti-malarial work. Mr. G. Amarasuriya of the Drainage 1 and Irrigation Department, Lower Perak, has proceeded on transfer to Bukit Mertajam. I .'A The Annual Installation Dinner o£ the Ipoh Rotary Club will be680 words
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Article647 1939-06-22 8 1 Kelantan Malay Labourer I am indebted to Mr. A. C. Baket, British Adviser to the Government of Kelantan, for the following interesting sidelight on the Malay labour er in his State: The Malay labourer is generally a small holder and is not pushed by absolute necessity647 words
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361 1939-06-22 8 Thursday, June 22. HALIFAX made another statement on Tientsin in the course of a speech delivered at a London dinner last night. But those who expected a stronger tone to be adopted were disappointed. The Foreign Secretary dealt, not with the British but361 words
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602 1939-06-22 9 I Finding Of Committee Of Inquiry POLICE INVESTIGATIONS STILL PROCEEDING (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Today. 4FTER carefully considering all possibilities that might have resulted in the derailment of the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore night express which occurred at 1.42 a.m., on May 29,602 words
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673 1939-06-22 9 How Linotypist Found Parang In Loft H A n A 4 1N h GH ho was fountl guilty along with Letchman Singh at the last As sizes in connection with the Penang HUI murder, and whos e conviction was set aside and the673 words
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Article105 1939-06-22 9 Treating the accused as a first offender considering the fact that he had pleaded guilty as soon as he was taken into custody, the Magistrate, Mr. Lim Koon Teck. sentenced a Chinese Tan Ah Suan to ten days' simple imprisonment the term to date from the day of105 words
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121 1939-06-22 9 I.JOII. A Chinese was arrested near the Ipoh Public Dairy early yesterday morning at 12.15 by a special Police constable on patrol duty in possession of a dagger. The man named Yew Yin was yesterday charged in the Ipoh First Magistrate's Court before Mr. P.121 words
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Article222 1939-06-22 9 Man’s Mistress As Complainant "This case has been referred to the Detective Branch, and investigations are being carried out. Tell the accused not to worry the woman again or assault her again. This time I will let him off with a caution, but next222 words
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77 1939-06-22 9 A.R.P. Wardens are requested to note that the weekly meeting will be held at Westlands School on Thursday, June 29 and not at Headquarters. The attendance at these meetings dui ing the last month has steadily increased, and the present Headquarters cannot accommodate77 words
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Article877 1939-06-22 9 EXTRACTS From Social I and Economic Progress > Report For 1938 by Mr. A. O. Baker, British Adviser. I < '1 gold is widely distributed over the Southern area of Kelantan and at present prices dulang washers can at any rate earn a living877 words
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Article53 1939-06-22 9 The fiist anniversary celebrations of the Salvation Army, Penang, is to be conducted by Brigadier and Mrs. H. A. iKird from Saturday July 1 to Tuesday July 4. The Sabapathy Orchestra have promised to contribute a number of items in the musical programme to be held on53 words
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Advertisement159 1939-06-22 9 I I/ A r i y- f i z ww4 O c k Cellophane wrapping round an attractilvely designed outer box, a grease- i prool’ covered inner box (just pu’l i string) and, of course, each chocolate separately enclosed in foil. A-» These are the five reasons why A WIULIARDS159 words
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Article182 1939-06-22 10 KENNEDY CO’s SHARE LIST Buyers Seilers MINING Ampat 3/8J 4/l| A. Amalgamated 4/6 5/ Ayer Weng 72j 77J B. Selangor 1.21 1.25 Btr junta i 9/3 9'9 Hong Fatl 64 67J Jelebu 62s K. Kamunting 6/1$ 6.4* K. Lanjut 14,9 15/ Kamra 1/6 1/9 Kramat 9/9 10/6 Kuchai Ord 1.20182 words
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Article186 1939-06-22 10 RUBBER. Buvers Seilers Ayer Panas 1.15 1.20 Bassetts 50 55 Batu Lintangs 1.04 1.07$ Bentas 1.04 1.07$ Brogas 60 €2sex Indragiris 1.20 1.25 Kuala Sidims 2.30 3.40 Lunas 1.55 1.65 Malaka Pindas 1.20 1.25 Mentakabs 40 42 Pajams 1.75 1.82$ Sungei Tukangs 1.00 1.04 ex Tapahs186 words
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Article161 1939-06-22 10 LEAN CO’s QUOTATIONS MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3/9 4/ A. Amalgamated 4/7$ 4/10$ B. Selangors 1.22$ 1.27$ Hong Fatts 64 67 Johans 23 26 K. Lanjuts 14/6 15/ Kramats 9/6 10/ Kuchais 1.22$ 1.27$ Laruts 4/1$ 4/4$ Nawang Pets 25 28 Pangnga Rivers 6/4$ 6/9 Pungahs 16/3 16/9 Rahmans 1.05161 words
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245 1939-06-22 10 SOON THEAM CO’s NOON QUOTATIONS Buyers Sellers TIN Ampats 3/9 4/ A. Hitams 21/3 22/3 A. Weng 72 75 Bangrins l9/6ex B. Selangors 1.21 1-24 Brejuntais SJ/6 Chenderiangs 11/ H/9 Hong Fatt 63 65 Kamras 1/6 1/8 Kamuntings 9/ y 9 K. Lanjuts 14/9 15/3 Kramats 9/6 10/ Kundangs 6/6245 words
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Article598 1939-06-22 10 MESSRS. LEAN COMPANY 1 Weekly Share Market Report During the past week Tin lias been a steady market with an upward tendency and shows an advance in price of £3. 15s. Oci. The latest London quotations are Spot £227 15s. Od. and 3 months £225 ss. ou. the local price598 words
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Article168 1939-06-22 10 A. A. ANTHONY COMPANY Buyers Sellers TIN Ampat 3/9 4/ Ayer Weng 72$ 75 Bangrin 19/6 20/ Batu Selangor 1.22 1.25 Hitam 30 32 Hong Fatt 64 66 K. Kamunting 6 1$ 6/4$ Kampong Lanjut 14/9 15/ Klang River 1.77$ 1.82$ Kuchai 1.21 1.24 Laruts 3/10$ 4/1$ Pahang Cons. 11/9168 words
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Article298 1939-06-22 10 To Ask For Reduction Singapore. The second annual general meeting of the South Indian Chamber of Commerce was held at the chamber premises, 22. Chulia Street on Sunday evening. The acting president, Mr. A. A. Mohamed Maideen, in his presidental speech, emphasised the need of lauching a298 words
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Article122 1939-06-22 10 First Half Month Of June Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co., Ltd. hours run 307, cubic yards treated 138,500, tin ore won 278 piculs. Ratrut Basin Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., hours run 285, cubic yards treated 39,101». tin ore won 377 piculs. Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ltd., (Karangan) hours122 words
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Article258 1939-06-22 10 New York, Wednesday Early weakness failed t o stimulat. important selling which w V r. rally featureless until near the close' when greater volume accompanied the strength of the leaders like U s Rubber, General Motors and Chrv..;.. r Business news included the electric output and also258 words
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Article121 1939-06-22 10 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21. Prev. Latest Paris 176 3/4 176 23/31 New York 4.68 9/32 4.68 5/32 Montreal 4.69 7/16 4.69 5 16 Brussels 27.54 27.53 1/2 Geneva 20.77 20.76 3 4 Amsterdam 8.82 8.81 7 8 Milan 89 1/16 89 Berlin 11.66 1/2 11.67 Stockholm 19.41 19.42 Copenhagen121 words
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Article63 1939-06-22 10 Reuter. London, June 21. The Stock Exchange marked time pending clarification of the Far Eastern situation, the prices moving narrowly. Gilt Edged were mainly slightly easier but Europeans were supported elsewhere. No definite trend was discernable in commodities in Liverpool. Cotton early eased in sympathy with Bombay butReuter. - 63 words
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Article116 1939-06-22 10 Reuter. Surplus Account Down $19,200,000 NEW YORK, May 24—A decline in the surplus account of $19,200,000, compared with an increase of $5,400,000 for 1937, is reported for 1938 by the Ford Motor Co., in its annual statement of the Massachuseti Department of Corporations. The profit amd lossReuter. - 116 words
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Article41 1939-06-22 10 Imports of crude petroleum Into Ca nada in the month of February’ to 47,014,000 gallons of which the SJtates supplied 39.15J1.000 ga cor Colombia 7.860,000 gallons. In tn responding month last year, Ca 1 ported only 40,286,000 gallons41 words
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Advertisement1008 1939-06-22 10 BANKS HONG KONG AND INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK» SHANGHAI BANKING LTD. CORPORATION incurptrruted in British India) (Incorporated in the Colon.’, of Hongkont.) The liability of members is limited to the extent and in manner prescribed by Head OthCC Z 1 1112, I’ITSt Ling Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony1,008 words
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1414 1939-06-22 11 Chairman At Meeting Of Lahat Mines Ltd. L. Peaice (Chairman), presided at the thirty-second ’1 annual general meeting of Lahat mines, Ltd., which was held in London. Mr. T. P. Patterson, F.C. J. convening the meeting. The Chairman, in moving the The average1,414 words
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Article528 1939-06-22 11 Position Of Members After Change NEW rules which arise from the Stock Exchange’s decision to allow firms to incorporate as “ur. limited” companies were passed by the Committee for General Purposes and were submitted to the meeting of members on June 5. The new rules528 words
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694 1939-06-22 11 Mr. Kennedy’s Advice To Exporters MR. Joseph Kennedy, the Unit ed States Ambassador in London, gave some advice to British exporters to American markets when he addressed a “Foreign Trade Week” luncheon of the American Chamber of Commerce in London. He urged British firms to694 words
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1080 1939-06-22 11 Educational Contact With Universities HFHE President, Mi. Walter Holman, F. S. A. A. presided at the A annual general meeting of the society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors which was held in London recently and in the course of his address, said: The honour conferred1,080 words
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Article323 1939-06-22 11 Capital Reduction Plan THE directors of Linggi Plantations, Ltd., propose to reduce the issued capital by" £224,000 by writing 8s off every £1 of Ordinary stock. No alteration is proposed with regard to the Preference stock. After the proposed capital reduction becomes effective, and when market conditions are323 words
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350 1939-06-22 11 IN his address to the shareholders of Imperial Chemical Industries Lord McGowan made some comments or. the prospects of British export trade that have needed saying for some time. Manufacturers were constantly being admonished to push their export trade, he said, but the critics350 words
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Article92 1939-06-22 11 23,000 Square Feet Building Finished London. All world records for the speed of construction of a 23,000 square feet factory are claimed to have been broken recently in the Team Valley Trading Estate. The Estate authorities were asked to provide the factory on the evening of March92 words
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Article68 1939-06-22 11 The Brightside Foundry Engineering Co., has produced at its Sheffield works the heaviest cast-iron ingot mould in the world. It will be used at the Vickers works of the English Steel Corporation for producing ingots of well over 200 tons in weight. More than 170 tons68 words
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Advertisement31 1939-06-22 11 STEEL M WINDOW FRAMES I FRENCH DOORS etc. etc. H Equal to the best H imported makes. ■■B manufactured by I EASTERN MFG. CO. W 1. River Road Penang. ’PHONE 1484.31 words
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Article428 1939-06-22 12 Autarchies’ Need Of Free Exchange SPEAKING before the British Empire Chamber of Commerce at the dinner recently held in New York in honour of the British Ambassador, Sir Ronald Lindsay, and Mr. Robert Hudson, M.P., Mr. Winthrop Aldrich, chairman of the board of director» of428 words
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Article316 1939-06-22 12 Found Dying When Given Shelter London. After questioning a man, the coroner adjourned, .for further inquiies, the Chiswick inquest on a girl whom a wife and tier husbarjll for the right and in the morning found poisoned. The girl. Lucy Banford, 19, a hospital maid, of Birmingham,316 words
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Article41 1939-06-22 12 A passenger train which left Virudhunagar met with an accident between Viradhunagar and Sankaralingapuram colliding with a double bullock cart at the level crossing date recently with the result that one of the bullocks died instantaneously.41 words
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Article299 1939-06-22 12 In Face Of Danger The bravery of modern explorers of all nations in face of danger is truly astonishing. Iu 1938 Dr. Wilhelm Filchner returned to Berlin after four perilous years in the great wastes between China arid India. How he managed to return alive we do not299 words
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Article231 1939-06-22 12 Only two weddings have taken place in the last 11 years in the Gloucestershire village of Frampton Mansell. There are no houses to which grooms may bring their brides. Young men and women waiting for houses have gone away to other centres in despair. The231 words
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Article342 1939-06-22 12 Boy Remanded “For Punishment” An order made by the juvenile couit at Toynbee Hall, E., respecting a IG-year-old boy wa s quashed, lecently by 7 a King’s Bench Divisional Court, consisting of Lord Hewart, the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Lewis and Mr. Justice Humphreys. The342 words
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Article124 1939-06-22 12 If it were not for the wind. cities and towns could not ment of the atmosphere is th thing that keeps London from l. tion by fog. «nnual This is a point made in threport of the Atmospheric Poll Research Committee. “Supposing that over a city London,”124 words
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Article62 1939-06-22 12 Colombo, June 2 Miss G. T. Cooke, of Rosmead. was tested this morning !l shi p port under the Aero Club s BL scheme. «roman She is the second to be tested, the othei <• Marion Frewin. <,. a Hons and The Minister of Co u JL62 words
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Miscellaneous2614 1939-06-22 12 R_ want to live. 4.05 Our Army! 4.50 News and Economic Review in German. 5.05 AyW K Concert of Light Entertainment. 6.20 w Ml jk «U Way 9k Concert of Light Music. 7.20 News in W W K M W A English. 7.35 Concert of Light Music. mumbl Wflf jjgg2,614 words
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Article263 1939-06-22 13 vilest Posting Times At Kuala Lumpur, Ipob And Penang AJLfcx ivizilLS DUI WARD > KOVE KN D THE EST IMPERIAL (Empire Air Mail): For '■•urma (except Victoria Point». India Aden. Palestine. Egypt. Sudan. Kenya. Tanganyika, Uganda. Zanzibar. Nor- Ltd and Southern Rhodesia. NyasaLnd. South Africa. Great Britain, Ireland.263 words
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Article1150 1939-06-22 13 Arrival! TODAY, JUNE 22. su. “Phemius” from Singapore. 3.8. “Mata Hart” from Singapore via ports. TOMORROW, JUNE 23. s.s. “Agamemnon** from Shigapure. b. 3. “Fulda” from Europe. s.s. “Serooskerk” from Far East via Singapore. s.s. “Tosari” from Belawan-Deli, Asahan and Punch (Laboean-Bilik). “Mandar” from Belawan-Deh, Langsa, Simpang-Olim,1,150 words
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47 1939-06-22 13 ARRIVAL OF STATE AIDED LABOURERS Information has been received by telegraph that 11 state-aided labourers will arive on, June 22, U 939, by s.s. "Rajula”. It is expected that seven will be sent to Pulau Jerejak and the balance will proceed to Port Swettenham for quarantine there.47 words
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Article36 1939-06-22 13 Chungking, June 17. The French Ambassador, Mr. Henri Cosme, and the United States Ambassador, Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, called on the Chinese Foreign Minister, Dr. Wang Chung-hui, on June 15 and 16, resoeftively.36 words
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Advertisement496 1939-06-22 13 BLUE FUNNEL LINE ut i Kl.\ SEICVh E io LONDON A NORTH CONTINENT i AGAMEMNON Calls Marseille» Glnaor»» Leave? Penanr l)ae GLENFINLAS Calls Antwerp MidddSZrn June 23 July 20 -aRPEDON Calls Marseilles A Glasgow *r U e 3 .EN DAY SEKMCK VIA h£V Au 8 mitS HaVre Ca S GIMSOW496 words
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Advertisement998 1939-06-22 13 P O BRITISH 6 INDIA (Incorpoikted la Vngiaad); i PORT SWETTENHAM i SINGAPORE S.S. “KAJIiLA” SAILING THURSDAY, 22nd JUNE, 1939. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., under For Teluk Anson, Bagan Datoh, Port contract with His Majesty’s Government Swettenham. Malacca and Singapore London and Far East Mail Service. S/S “MATA998 words
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1392 1939-06-22 14 Tenth Win In Professional Championship REVIEW OF 1939 SEASON |>Y his success in the competition for the United Kingdom billiards championship recently J. 9“ vl added to his many records in the game, and established for himself a position which has never been1,392 words
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Article, Illustration17 1939-06-22 14 ERNIE RODERICK, the British welterweight boxing elm.rnpion, doing some free-climbing during a break in training.17 words
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Article397 1939-06-22 14 Firsl-C lass Ave rages London, June 5.. DELOW are the first-class cricket averages up to date: BATTING Inn- Not Highest ings Out Runs Score Aver. W. R. Hammond 12 2 927 302 92.70 Gimblett 11 2 749 108 83.23 Hardstaff 8 2 482 125* 80.33 Compton397 words
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1130 1939-06-22 14 “ACHILLES - Need For Strong Action By Controlling Bodies T)ESPITE the outcry which arose last season against rough play in North Malayan soccer the evil seems to persist, and already numerous incidents of play er coming to blolws —other members of the teams and spectators participating1,130 words
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Article104 1939-06-22 14 pRICKET POSER, No. 9. Law 20 says: “The wicket shall be held to be ‘down’ when either of the bails is struck off, or if both bails be off, when a stump is struck out of the ground/’ Is a batsman out then if a ball hits104 words
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Article148 1939-06-22 14 No More E.R.A. Car*Lordon. The only firm in England specialising in racing cars is going out t>. business. Mr. Humphrey Cook. wealt- y sportsman who has sponsored building of E. R. A.’s (initials st;m'. for English Racing Automobi e Ltd.), announced that the vorko a Bourne148 words
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Advertisement126 1939-06-22 14 x WHt 5 ■BB '-WBW 1 j£v|||BK .cjssH I J MM i B»-»ll|M|i. iv! I gPxyjM fss M W" El |jF K Ji I rj Of 1 1 ilf* 11T< ft I 1 Mk 11 I f f v I <rßk «O »7Sw ,i.i mS y IMiiß JI H 4/126 words
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1020 1939-06-22 15 Soccer At Victoria Green BRILLIANT SECOND-HALF RECOVERY BY P.W.F.A. > Y the odd goal in three the Province Wellesley tFootball Association beat the Chinese Recreation Club vestei day o r Victoria Green in their encounter *n the First Division of the Penang League,1,020 words
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Article478 1939-06-22 15 Beaten By Seven Goals To Nil npHE Customs Athletic Club were I outclassed by the Penang Chinese Football Association when they clashed in the Fxrst Division of the League yesterday on the St. Xavier’s Institution ground, the Chinese winning seven-nil. The game was of a478 words
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Article284 1939-06-22 15 Singapore Tennis (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore. A packed gallery yesterday witnessed the men’s singles final of the Singapore Tennis Championships when Yong Loon Chong, 1937 champion, wrested the title from the holder, Yadi, after a titanic struggle. The match was rightly described by284 words
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Article170 1939-06-22 15 Suppiah Keeps Singles Title Kuala Lumpur. P. Suppiah, holder of the Men s Singles Championship, successfully retained his title yesterday on the Selangor Padang in the State Championships by beating One Ee Kong in straight sets 6 —3, 6—4. The champion was practically on top all the way.170 words
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Article, Illustration140 1939-06-22 15 Marriage Planned For Next Week —Reuter. London, June 21. FOCKEY James Crouch was (found dead tonight beside J a burnt-out aeroplane, in which he had left Heston as a passenger yesterday to race at Newcastle. The crew of two suffered a like fate. The—Reuter. - 140 words
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Article88 1939-06-22 15 —Reuter. Britain’s Success In Team Contest Lcndon, June 21. In the international horse show Great Britain retained the Edward Prince of Wales Gold Challenge Cup for teams of three, with two rounds of eight jumps each. Britain, who had sixteen faults, were represented by Major O. F.—Reuter. - 88 words
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Article32 1939-06-22 15 Uvat TV —Reuter. London, June 21. In the third round of the lawn tennis championships at the Queens’ club Kukuljevic (Yugoslavia) beat Austin Great Britain 6 —4, 6—4.—Reuter.Uvat TV —Reuter. - 32 words
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Article41 1939-06-22 15 On the Esplanade at 5.15 p.m. tomorrow. Min Sin Seah: Ah Hun; Chin Earn. Yong Choo; Kcat Eng. How Kheng, Seng Chuan; Fook Heng, Phee Aun, Seng Lee, Mun Foo and Ah Kow.41 words
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272 1939-06-22 15 Chinese Players In The Draw London, June 21. 'T'HE Wimbledon tennis championships will begin on June 26. In the first round of the men’s singles, J. 11. Ho meets Drobny (Bohemia and Moravia) in the first quarter in which there is Austin. —Reuter. Choy meets—Reuter. - 272 words
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Article117 1939-06-22 15 New Stipendiary Steward Appointed Calcutta, June 8. Mr. V.H. Braham of Perth, Western Austral'a, has been appointed assistant Stipendiary Steward to the Royal Calcutta Turf Club. Mr. Braham is probably one of the youngest and most successful owner-trainers in Australia. A very successful performer which belongs to Mr.117 words
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175 1939-06-22 15 TU Kfdaii Club Gdlf Championship which was played on June 15 and 16, was won by Che Laidin for the second year in succession. The results are as follows; Che Laidin (winner) 74 74 148 J. Scott 81 81 162 F. E.175 words
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Article138 1939-06-22 15 Sungei Palani Indian B. P. Results Sungei Patani. I’he following are the results ol furtherfixtures played off on Monday and Tuesday evening on the Indian B.P. court at Jalan Hospital, in the Indian Badminton Party badminton tournament held under the auspices of the Kedah Indian Association, Sungei Patani: MONDAY’S138 words
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Article52 1939-06-22 15 Today’s tie in the Old Free’s Association iiandicap tenr/s tournament is: TIE FOR TODAY Men’s Singles (.semi-final): lan Boon. Piexv v. Tan Thean Sea ng. TIE FOR TOMORROW Men’s Doubles (final): Lim Hock San and Tay Ewe Chee v. Tang Gooi Fook and Chong52 words
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Advertisement34 1939-06-22 15 CRANE’S (BRITISH) MALLEABLE IRON PIPE-FITTINGS I I BRITISH STANDARD TAPER I THREAD SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AHI? DLPENOABIIITY TO WROUGHT IRON. FOR UTILITY, STRENGTH AND GENERAL APPEARANCE USE CR/XNE’S FITTINGS SOLE AGEMS; igMMMMWMSZZSSSSSSSSSES AFB 2934 words
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Article, Illustration714 1939-06-22 16 London, June 22. “It appeared a short time ago that there would be at least a few months of tranquility but that has not proved to be the case,” declared Lord Halifax in a speech at a dinner in London last night. Lord Halifax said—Reuter. - 714 words
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Article111 1939-06-22 16 Cheerful Picture “Annabel Takes a Tour,” now showing at the Majestic, is a very cheerful picture. Most of the running i s made by Jack Oakie as the over-inspired publicity manager of a film star; and very lively situations abound. Lucille Ball falls in love with111 words
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Article343 1939-06-22 16 Ten Women In Party Ten Chinese women and a man appeared before Mr. Lim Koon Teck in the Middle Court this morning, on a charge of playing in a common gaming house at No. 24, Barrack Road, on. June 21. The accused gave their names as Cheah Say343 words
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Article117 1939-06-22 16 Programme For Tomorrow’s Broadcast The following is the programme foi’ tomorrow’s broadcast by the Tiger Raggers from station ZHJ (Penang) at 7.30 p.m.: 1. Signature Tune. 2. Once in A While (Sung by Miss Dulcie Scott.) 3. Avalon (Guitar Solo—Larry on his hot strings.) 4. Aiy Tane. o.117 words
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Article157 1939-06-22 16 Reuter London. June 21. The Opposition sharply heckled Mr. W. S. Morrison in the House of Commons when he moved the draft orders designed to ameliorate the civil obligations of militiamen during their period of service. He declared that militiamen should not be penalised by undertakingReuter - 157 words
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Article189 1939-06-22 16 Attacks Friends With Chopper A serious stabbing affray occurred at Sungei Nibong Village at about midnight yesterday, when a Tamil labourer is reported to have run amok, and attacked two fellow coolies with a chopper. The victims, who were removed to the General Hospital by ambulance189 words
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71 1939-06-22 16 —Reuter. Ross’s Point, County Sligo, June 21. In the Irish Native Amateur Golf Championship, James Bruen. the British Walker Cup player, was beaten 3 and 1 in the fifth round by G. H. Owens of Skerrjes. Other Walker Cup players losing were Cecil Ewing' to—Reuter. - 71 words
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Article82 1939-06-22 16 Food Situation Rapidly Deteriorating Kulansu. June 20. The food situation is rapidly deteriorating following the tightening-up of the Japanese blockade. The inhabitants of the International Settlement are now prohibited to buy food brought into the Settlement. The Kulangsu Municipal Council has protested to the Japanese against this blockade,82 words
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Article424 1939-06-22 16 Best Gallop By Thanks This Morning (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Today. 4 FAIR crowd was present at the Kuala Lumpur racecourse this morning to watch the training in preparation for the final day of the Selangor Turf Club s Summer Meeting. The going424 words
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Article48 1939-06-22 16 ON board the “President Polk,’ which arrived in Penang yesterday, is a steward, who holds one of the queerest records in this world. He has crossed America in a “pushmobile.” He is J. A. De Lion, a German by birth, but now a naturalised American.48 words
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282 1939-06-22 16 Anglo-French Strategy In Far East To Be Discussed muv A Singapore, June 22. HE co-ordination of Anglo-French strategy in the ar Hast will be discussed at the most important defence conference ever held in Far Eastern territory which opens here today. The British delegates include282 words
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Article68 1939-06-22 16 THURSDAY. JUNE 22 .MIDDAY, QUO» <)S $115.25 Penang Tin tous Business 51 15.25 Singapore Tin RUBBER: 28 3 8c Penang (Spot) >g gc Singapore (Spot) COPRA: jj.Bs Sundried »10.00 Black Pepper TAPIOCA: $31 7j Medium '52.75 Fair Seed RICE: »660 Rangoon parboiled j 6 s<? no 1 »66568 words
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