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Title Section20 1930-11-26 1 Straits Echo WEEKLY (MAIL) EDITION. SIS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CTS. VOL. 28~ PENANG, NOVEMBER 26, 1930. NO. 47.20 words
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Advertisement289 1930-11-26 1 CONTENTS LEADERS. Coroner's Court Enquiries 909 Relief For Chinese Unemployed 909 Benevolent Autocracy And Wife’s Unnecessary Expenditure 901) Burglars 898 Attacked Policeman With Chopper 910 Street Carnage, And A Remedy 898 Penang Teachers Association 910 The Unemployment Mystery 902 Malayan Migration Statistics 911 R. I. P. Lovett Scheme? 902 Chinese289 words
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Advertisement147 1930-11-26 2 THE STRAITS ECHO WEEKLY EDITION. Published -the day prior' to the depar* ture of each mail for Europe, it contains the latest local news originally given in the daily issues as well as the leading and special articles. The subscription is $lB per annum, post free to any part of147 words
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Article457 1930-11-26 898 At long last the press-reading public of Malaya is provided with a comic interlude to relieve the deadly monotony of the endless discussions that have, seemingly, from time immemorial centred round those indigenous subjects —tin, rubber, restriction and slump; and we have to thank "The457 words
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298 1930-11-26 898 One of the reasons why motor accidents are so prevalent in Penang is because of the paucity of footpaths. Pedestrians must necessarily walk on the roadway, which in modern chies. is intended solely for the u>c of vehicular traffic. It is for that reason that motorists298 words
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Article486 1930-11-26 898 DRIVER CONVICTED. ALL OTHER CARS HELD UP. Mohamud Z. n bin Bedin was summoned before Mr. 11. A Furrer n the District Court yesterday charged with (buying his motor bus along Burmah Road on iJctober 7 at a spued and in a manner dangerous to486 words
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Advertisement26 1930-11-26 898 THE straits echo. PUBLISHED DAILY. WEEKLY EDITIONS Containing the news of the week prior to departure of Mails for "Stra ts Echo" Building. Pennng Road, Penang.26 words
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Article2623 1930-11-26 899 HITAM TIN LIMITED. The twelfth annual general meeting of Hitam Tin, Limited, was held at Messrs. Evatt and Co.’s Office, Chartered Bank Chambers, Station Road, Ipoh, on Monday, November 17, 1930, at 11.30 a.m. Present: Mr. Harold Huntsman (Chairman); Mr. R. P. Brash (Director); Mr. D. L.2,623 words
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Article502 1930-11-26 900 ENTERTAINMENTS FOR POPPY FUNDS. (BY A CORRESPONDENT). Life in the Province is just returning to normal after a strenuous fortnight spent in raising money for Poppy Day Fund. Ihe Chinese Fair and Waynnc at Bagan Tuan Ketchil was tie ti»-l event, starting on October 31 an502 words
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Article477 1930-11-26 901 MANAGEMENT OF ESTATE. DOCUMENT ALLEGED OBTAINED BY COERCION. Disputes between the widows of two brothers arising over the management of a plantation were related before His Lordship Mr. Justice Sproule in the Penang Supreme Court yesterday. Pan Chiam Neoh, the widow of one Tho Chong Sooi, on477 words
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155 1930-11-26 901 BUS THAT WAS DRIVEN DANGEROUSLY. Khoo Cheng Hooi pleaded guilty before Air. H. A. Forrer in the District Court yesterday to driving his motor bus at a speed and in a manner dangerous to the public. Inspector Eusoff said that at about 9.40 p.in. on155 words
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Article109 1930-11-26 901 EUROPEAN CLAIMS TRIAL. 11. Pcterhaus, a European, appeared before the District Judge, Air. H. A. Forrer, yesterday, in answer to a summons for driving his motor car P5BO at a speed and in a manner dangerous to the public on September 25, and for failing to stop109 words
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71 1930-11-26 901 AN EMACIATED INDIAN. Another dead body of an unknown man was found yesterday. Farly morning the Police received information that' a man was lying uncon scions in the Public Lavatory off Gladstone Road. Going there they found the corpse of an emaciated Indian Tamil.71 words
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184 1930-11-26 901 MR. peter pedley i,,,. IN SERIOUS CORDlnm His many friends in P cn(ui p I sorry tn hear that Mr. Peu/pLul ho is about 73 years old i, i,?’" bls house suffering from rather 'S’' I •■'Jjyes as the result of an It appears that184 words
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171 1930-11-26 901 MALAY’S ALLEGED PROWLINf IN LOGAN ROAD. Mat bin Chat, a Malay, was product before Mr. E. Jngo in the W» CoiW to show cause why he, a person wi ostensible means of subsistence cannot give a satisfactory accoun > himself, should not be ordered cute171 words
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Article421 1930-11-26 902 •f| ie extent of the unemployment problem in Penang, as far as it coneerns Europeans, is a complete n ,vsterv, because there is not a soul i n Penang who is willing —if he be •ible—to supply the required information. for three months members of our have421 words
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Article366 1930-11-26 902 1 here were critics of the Lovett scheme who were sceptical as to whether its operation would result in a substantial rise in the price of tin. hether or not they were righ is, of course, purely a matter of opinion. but the amazing fact stands out366 words
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Article290 1930-11-26 902 The National Government of Chinn is being asked to pay a terrific price to insure pence in the North, but. unfortunately. the cables have not told us whether Chiang Kai-shek has decided to treat with contempt the terms of the blackmailing Judas Feng Yu-hsiang.290 words
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Article106 1930-11-26 902 CHINESE WONT ANSWER. Oo; Kam pleaded guilty before Mr. E. Jago in the Police Court yesterday to theft of a rubber toy dog from a stall at the Chinese Fair and Bazaar in Magazine lioad. but s'.nti nee was deferred till the 24th instant. Detective106 words
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Article131 1930-11-26 902 ELECTION OF Oi l ICE-BEARERS. At the first g» ncral meeting of The Penang I i ban Co-operative Inion Limited held in th" P« n.-mg Chamber of Commerce at L3<> p.m on Thursday, October 30, 19-30, ih<- followDg g<nt>einen were elected as President and Vice-Presidents: President —Hon.131 words
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Article807 1930-11-26 903 Anent the Council reform proposals put forward by the European members of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, we publish in another column a letter which appeared in the Singapore “Free Press.” The letter is written by Mr. Boland Braddell, who was one of the members of the807 words
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Article203 1930-11-26 903 Residents of the Dominions—invariably, but always wrongly, described as Colonials—-have never quite understood the meaning of Lord Irwin’s promise that India would subsequently attain Dominion status but that it would not be given the r ight to break away from the Empire. Lord Reading, who is himself an203 words
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Article345 1930-11-26 903 ACCUSED FINED 170. THOUGHT he WASTAKIM SALARY DUE. W hen arraigned before Mr P > m the Police Court yesterdav on a charge of criminal breach oH*' in respect of $49, the ±l* Messrs. Davies Co., Loot 01 who on the previous occasion cIJS tnal,345 words
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Article66 1930-11-26 903 DRIVER CHARGED. i i Malav chauffeurMan bin Ahmad, a AlaJa > p o ]i c e was yesterday charged in v j n g Court before Mr- E Ja absent notor car P 2336 in a rash or ne nanner and thereby caused hur Mr Peter66 words
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Article227 1930-11-26 904 PENANG’S URGENT NEED OF AERODROME. Owing to the lack of an aerodrome or proper landing place for which money has already been voted. Penang has k-en deprived of visits by several airpn passing over. In the recent race to Australia, Kingsford-Sinith, Lt. Hill and other famous227 words
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Article192 1930-11-26 904 |TWO CHINESE CHARGER Kwek Keng Khck was yesterday charged before Mr. E. J ago in the Police Court that he on November 20 at 425 b Jelutong Road trafficked in or used as genuine 48 forged or counterfeited twentv-tical Siamese Government notes for $3OO and that he192 words
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Article730 1930-11-26 904 ALLOWANCE FOR SLUMP. JUDGMENT IN COFFEE TRADE MARK CASE. All trade has suffered cruelly L the Colony from Ist April 1929 onwards from the prevailing financial depression and allowance must be made for that,” said His Lordship Mr. Justice Sprau le yesterday in the Penang730 words
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226 1930-11-26 904 SAMPAN CAPSIZES IN ROUGH WEATHER. Early yesterday morning about 4 a.m. a sampan, loaded with fishing tackle and having two mtn aboard, capsized during rough weather and the men were thrown into the water and remained floating by clinging to the boat for over226 words
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Article276 1930-11-26 905 DR.SMITH ELECTED PRESIDENT. The Hon. Dr. J. E. Smith was elected President of the Penang Eurasian Association at its annual general meeting held at the P. R. C. Pavilion yesterday evening. Mr. J. W. B. Ogle, the President, occupied the chair and there was a fair gathering276 words
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Article109 1930-11-26 905 TWO KEDAH CARS DAMAGED. There was a collision at the junction of Burmah Road and Anson Road yesterday evening between two Kedah cars —a Morris and a Baby Austin— resulting in damage being done to both cars The Baby Austin was disabled the front axle109 words
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Article225 1930-11-26 905 (To the Editor of the Straits Echo.) Sir, You have been misinformed as to the actual position of those miserable and poor unemployed at present in the streets of Penang. On Pulau Jerejak island there were less than 125 unemployed yesterday and some might have left to-day. There225 words
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Article178 1930-11-26 905 (To The Editor Of The Straits Echo). Sir. 1 will be thankful if you will insert the following in your well read journal: The Poppy Day Fund Fair was organised by the Chinese community and was held at Magazine Road for three days. The huge crowd that178 words
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Article323 1930-11-26 905 motor lorry driver. ALLEGED RASH DRIVIXq ON AYER ITAM ROAD. When charged before Mr. E J wih the 1 ohce Court yesterday with .irivinfi lus motor lorry in Ayer Ram Koad on November 9 m a rash or negligently ner, Gatar bmgh said that323 words
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Article100 1930-11-26 905 CHINESE WITH CHISEL Mr. E. Jagojn the Police terday found Ng Sen gu t 8 to sion of housebreaking im veB terday wit, a chisel at 3.30 a.in. n d the junction of Burmah Port Pangkor Road, but sentent ferrod till the 27th instant Nai100 words
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667 1930-11-26 906 INDIAN ORGANISATION. KEDAH CLUB DRAW WITH D.A.F.C. Under the auspices of the Indian Committee of the Poppy Day Fund a well contested and exciting football !nu tch between the Darul Aihsan F. C. and the Youngsters’ Becreation Club of Kedah was witnessed by667 words
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Article351 1930-11-26 906 CLAIM FOR LORRY HIRE AND SAND SUPPLIED. In the District Court belorc Mr. 11. A. Forrer yesterday, a Municipal contractor, T. H. L. Merican, was sued by Syed Hassan, a lorry owner lor the recovery of a sum of $416 being the charge for lorry hire and351 words
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Article460 1930-11-26 906 REVISED SCHEME. TEN TO BE AWARDED IN PENANG. A revised sr’.ctnv for Government Scholarships for Malay Im»vs at Eng.Kh schools is announced. Three scholarGiips annually are given n Singapore. ten in Malacca, and ten n Penang to .Malay Im)\> from the Verlaeular schools, anil the scheme460 words
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Article424 1930-11-26 907 The High Commissioners in London for the Antipodes, both of them eminent men in their own particular walks of life, are lamentably ill-informed respecting the Singapore Base, the speeches which they recently delivered. reported on another page of this issue, shewing that they could not have made careful424 words
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795 1930-11-26 907 The trouble about hypocrites is that they are seldom consistent. On urgent representations of Japanese officials, the foreign authorities of that mud-flat on the Whungpoo, known as Shanghai, have decided to foolish grev-hound racing, because it tavors too much of gambling. Nippon gave the795 words
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Article214 1930-11-26 907 HU YEW SEAH VOTE $l,OOO. Mr. Koh Sin Hock presided at an extraordinary general meeting of the members of the Hu Yew Seah at 43 Madras Lane, Penang, yesterday afternoon al which there was a fair attendance ol members. The business of the meeting was to pass214 words
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Article634 1930-11-26 908 pENANG TO LEAD RELIEF i MEASURES. public meeting of Indians in Pe- wa s held at the Indian AssociaJ® o premises, Dato Kraniat Road, last gening to consider measures for the alnation of Unemployment among Inlalaya. jf r X. Ragbavan. Bar-at-Law, was ganimously voted to the634 words
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Article176 1930-11-26 908 TENDERS ACCEPTED. Tenders have now been accepted for the additions and improvements to the Penang General Hospital, details of which were published in these columns ;ome time ago Twenty-four firms and individuals tendered for the erection of quarters for >ne hundred attendants and of these he176 words
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Article57 1930-11-26 908 NO DEATHS. Four Tamil colics fell into the sea near Victoria Jettv on Saturday mornnr but no lives were lost Jt i- fated that a number of cooliewere getting into sampans to go to some ffiins discharging cargo, and m the .Lb four of tbon57 words
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Article310 1930-11-26 908 BURMAH ROAD MOTOR ACCIDENT. Die motor collision at the junction of Imrmah Road and Anson Road on I ridav aftem«x»n between two Kedah cars had a sequel in the Police Court before Mr E. .lago on Saturday morning vln n Haji Noordin was ch irgvd with310 words
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Article173 1930-11-26 908 S. P. C. A. KEEPING SPECIAL WATCH. Yew Huah and Sob Kcvv were charged before Mr E. lago in the Police Court hi Saturday morning with cruelly to animals bv overcrowding 101 docks in ox baskets at Seek (huan Lane on November 22 Th»- first173 words
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Article461 1930-11-26 909 HARBOUR DROWNING. VERDICT RESERVED TILL TO DAY. b Mr. E. Jago in the Police Court on Saturday disposed of two Coroner’s enquiries and heard the medical evidence in two others. The first was into the circumstances attending the death of Tan Soon Kent, who fell ill at461 words
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Article360 1930-11-26 909 MALAYA CUP RUGGER. SELANGOR BEATEN AT KUALA LUMPUR. (brom Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur. November 22. Selangor met Penang in a Malaya Cup Hugger match this evening on the Kuala Lumpur padang. There was a downpour of rain throughout except for the first five minutes but there360 words
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Article154 1930-11-26 909 ENQUIRY INTO CASES Of clerks. A sub-committee of a Fund, C 1 l ll;a, ‘S Fan (Chain,, fc 5 Sum Yeoh Cheana JS’ b Goh. Koh sin Hock and.nA', 1 held vesterdavat ’own Hall the first of a J* C ■•onscentive daily meetings to lt4 T154 words
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Article190 1930-11-26 909 HUSBAND REQUESTS COURT TO ADVISE HER. I would like the Court to advise d. wife not to be extravagant in spendin; money” was the request of Khoo Chen: Chye, a respectable Chinese, to the lice Magistrate when sued by his who claimed for maintenance. He added that190 words
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Article789 1930-11-26 910 j’he case for and against Council reform can be summed up in a few words, providing, of course, that such terms’ as “crass folly” are not included in the summary. On the one baud, there are those who believe that the Colony is so well governed that789 words
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Article274 1930-11-26 910 Lovers of out-door exercise, but of a kind that is not too strenuous, will be glad to hear that Penang is to be provided with miniature golf courses of a kind similar to those which have taken the outside world by storm. Providing the weather (dears up—which appears274 words
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Article240 1930-11-26 910 CART DRIVER WHO REFUSED TO MOVE ON. Charged with causing obstruction with his cart at the junction of Malacca Street and Anson Road and with using criminal force to a public servant, P. C. 2346, Swee Lok adhered before. Mr. E. «lago yesterday. Accused said that240 words
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Article129 1930-11-26 910 OFFICE-BEARERS FOR ENSUING YEAR. At the second annual general meeting of the Penang Teachers’ Assucintion, held at the Government Girls’ School. Northern Road, on Saturday, November 22. the following members were elected Office-bearers for the ensuing year:— President—Mr 11. Mortimer. Vice-Presidents—Mr. P. J. Morsingh and Mr. D.129 words
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Article227 1930-11-26 911 EXODUS CONTINUES. 37,555 LEAVE COUNTRY IN OCTOBER. According to the Malaya Migration Statistics for October, 151 more Europeans came into Penang than left it «luring the month. There were 9 more Japanese and 21 more Malays also who arrived during October. In the ca«e of Chinese 1,765227 words
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Article223 1930-11-26 911 (To The Editor Of Straits Echo). Sir, It will be very interesting to hear next the views of the Kinta Sanitary Board on the above problem. It would he a pity to the coffee shops and eating shops if licences are not issued to them just for the223 words
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Article116 1930-11-26 911 FAILS TO APPEAR FOR THIRD TIME. A Chinese woman named Teh Ewe Lean, who is charged with playing in a common gaming house and abetting the offence of receiving an illegal gratification by a public servant, failed to appear in Court on three occasions and116 words
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83 1930-11-26 911 RECENT CASE SEQUEL. About $6O to $7O in ten and twenty cent pieces were thrown into the sea outside Penang harbour yesterday by a detective sub-inspector. The money figured in a counterfeiting case before the Penang Assizes about a fortnight ago when two men were83 words
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Article208 1930-11-26 911 APPEAL DISMISSED. The appeal was dismissed yesterday by His Lordship Mr. Justice Sproule of K. Mohamed Khan who had been convicted by the First Police Magistrate (Mr. Furrer) on a charge of Having driven motor car D. P. 661 without a licence along208 words
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Article154 1930-11-26 911 final chapter. CONTRIBUTIONS TO municipal fund. Ihe recent Municipal def-ilo r were recalled yesterday when $73,594.48 which stood' to the crS 2 thiee ex-Municipal servants at the t of their leaving the service were U solution of the Commissioners estreated and credited to the Municipal Fund Of154 words
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Article197 1930-11-26 911 FORTNIGHTLY MEETING. The fortnightly meeting of the Penanf Municipal Commissioners was held vesterday evening with the. President, Mr. (J. W. Bryant, in the chair. Others present were:— Messrs. Khoo Srm Ewe. Yeoh Chuang Ann, L. E. Slow. B. E. Hoss and H. H. Abdool Cader Drs. Teng197 words
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Article661 1930-11-26 912 Xever in the history of Sino-foieign relations have the powers been more nxious to surrender their treaty rights and privileges, and at no time Kl ve there been more legations engaged in the unedifying supplicat.on to the National Government that “Codin’s the friend, not Short”. In spite661 words
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Article580 1930-11-26 912 From time to time “The Straits I Echo” receives protests from some oil its readers because news which has I been sent, in for publication has found its way into the waste-paper basket, I and also because certain functions I that have aroused interest locally l ave I580 words
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Article309 1930-11-26 912 MEEKLY LEAGUE OF NATIONS BULLETIN. The following is the Health Bulletin of The Leagu of Nations, Eastern Bureau, for the week ended lath November 1930: Alexandria: .3 plague cases and 2 deaths; Cochin 7 smallpox cases aid 2 deaths; M alias: 1 smallpox cases; Negapat; :u309 words
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Article388 1930-11-26 913 OPENING BY RESIDENT COUNCILLOR. The Resident Councillor, the Hon. Mr. E. XV. F. Gilman, will drive the first ball on the newly erected miniature golf course which will be formally opened at 9 o’clock to-night at the E. A 0. Hotel. The Dunlop Rubber Company388 words
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302 1930-11-26 913 SEQUEL TO SLUMP. LANDLORDS SEEK RELIEF IN ASSESSMENTS. There is evidence of a general reduction of house rents everywhere, and despite this a large number of houses can be seen vacant in every street in Penang, the reason being that the existing trade depression has302 words
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Article109 1930-11-26 913 CHINESE COUPLE CHARGED. Before Mr. E. Jago in the Police Court yesterdav Cluing Ah Choy was charged with allowing a child named Chiam Swce alias Eiin Sin aged eh ven to be ill-trcatrgd and neglecting her aftei such ill-treatment on November 11. In connection with this109 words
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272 1930-11-26 913 RELIEVED IN TURN By alleged instigator Khor Ewe Tee, n youth of «hu. pleaded guilty before Mr. E. J a W ’be Police Court yesterday to thslt a dwel ling house of $l,OOO in note,, propeit\ ol Khor Lai, on September Inspector Frew said272 words
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Article133 1930-11-26 913 BOND TO BE OF GOOD BEHAVIOUR. Mat bin Chat appeared beforei Mr Taco in the Police Court vesterdsm shew cause why he should not be over to be of good behaviour in of $3O for four months in one He stated he was a lascar by133 words
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269 1930-11-26 914 lorry driver to pay COMPENSATION. Gator Singh who was charged before \fi. E. Jago in the Police Court yesterj. 1V with driving his motor lurry P. 3197 in a rash or negligent manner along Ayer jtani Road and with not having two efficient brakes269 words
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Article207 1930-11-26 914 DRIVER FINED $6. bee Ab Kow was sentenced to a line of $6 by Mr. E. •lago in the Police Court yesterday for disobeying the lawful orde of P.C.2252 by refusing to park his motor lorry P. 2630 at the stand in Weld Quay207 words
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Article432 1930-11-26 914 RESIDENT COUNCILLOR OPENS COURSE. SPECIAL PRIZES TO BE AWARDED. As the clock struck 9 3U last light, -.he Hon. the Resident Councillor hit t golf ball, and to the cheers of the assembled onlookers, Penang’s miniaure golf life commenced A new sjxjrt has now arrived in the432 words
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219 1930-11-26 914 LOCAL COMMITTEES APPOINTED. Ihe Straits Sctth-nivnts Government has appo nted the following Local Committee» to deal with F.uro|a.an Unemployment. Singapore:—Messrs. C. E. Wurtzburg (Chairman), J. A. I’. Strachan, I’. E. Diley, Lt.-Col. Mackenzie and Dr. Webster. Penang—Messrs, G. A. Potts (Chairman), N. A. M. Griffin, Lt.-Col.219 words
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Article135 1930-11-26 914 MAN FALLS DEAD WHILE PUSHING BARROW. W’hik pushing hi> wheel-barrow, an iged man fill down dead in Brick Kiln 'load <»n Monday evening The Police removed the Ixxly tn the mortuary. \fter the p<»"t-mi>rt< in. th* corpse was )tiri< d unidentified. It is stated that fie135 words
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Article292 1930-11-26 915 (To The Editor of The Strits Echo.) Sir, J am sorry to say that I almost disagree to what your correspondent in favours. 1. '‘They appear clean and tidy in their dresses than the males in many respects.’ This is in fact a part of intoxicating the hearts292 words
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Article138 1930-11-26 915 To the Editor of the Straits Echo] Sir, You have talked too much about China. Ido not know what nationality do you belong to. If you belong to one of the “Three Men s Nat ions. you might have recollected the time when extraterritoriality was existed in Japan.138 words
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Article188 1930-11-26 915 Flo the Editor of the Straits Ecim] Sir, Oh® rfeads With wonder, and amazeW?ut the latest correspondence of Mis* L. C. M., who has been for the past championing the laudable cause f.»r “Women Reforms. Since the beginning of the world up till now. the vane nature of188 words
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Article671 1930-11-26 915 To the Editor of the Straits Echo] Sir. Whilst admiring Miss L. C. M.’s beautiful Epistle on the above 1 quite disagree with her views in all respects. It is all very nice and well to write to the Papers on one’s views and opinions on a certain671 words
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Article98 1930-11-26 915 IPOH INSTITUTION. Al the 27th annual general nieetng d“ the Chinese Widows’ and Orphans Institution. Ipoh, held on the 23 lay of November, 1930, at the Peras Jhincse Chamber of Commerce, tn oilowing ollie als w ere elected for t car 1930-1931: President Mr. Lee Ah98 words
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Article20 1930-11-26 915 Tile following is the l 9 kbj I( ''2fth'i"- >b^ B EXt:r Balombe; and Kim < biev McAlister Road.20 words
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