Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 19 August 1929

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 189. VOL. LXXXVII. MONDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1929. PRICE IO CENTS.
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    PROSPERITY OF GERMANY.
    360 3 “SOUND FINANCES.” Agent-General’s Report. The interim report of the Agent-General for Reparation Payments, Mr- Parker Gilbert which is published in Berlin and may be regarded as a legacy bequeathed by the man who has superintended the operations of the Dawes Plan to those whose task it will
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    SUNDAY THEATRES.
    116 3 TEST CASE AGAINST CINEMA THE NEXT STEP. The London County Council Theatres Committee recommend the council not to take any action to enable theatres and music-halls in London to be opened on Sundays. The Entertainments Protection Association and the Society of West End Theatre Managers had asked for
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    WOMAN’S WILL DISPUTE.
    651 4 CLAIM LOST. Solicitor Who Was Struck Off. THE action concerning the testamentary affairs of the late Miss Mary Ann Charlotte Austin, of Shernall-avenue, Walthamstow, E., who died last January, aged 82, was heard in London recently Mr. Charles Thomas Wilkinson, of Upper Bridge-road, Redhill, Surrey, as executor,
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    "SOLONNELLE 1812” AT THE E. & O.
    270 5 "SOLONNELLE 1812” AT THE E. O. Commendable Enterprise. brilliant PERFORMANCE CROWDED LAWN. CHAIRS and tables were at a premium last evening at the E. and O. Hotel on the occasion of the orchestral concert when “Solonnelle 1812” under the direction of Mr. Arthur Lax was rendered. The programme thronghout was
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    JOHORE PLANTERS’ ASSOCIATION.
    219 5 HALF-YEARLY MEETING. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, August 18. Mr. B. J. R. Barton presided over a large attendance at the half-yearly meeting of the Johore Planters’ Association held at the New Rengam Club on Saturday. Many matters of importance were discussed, the chief being the question
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    DEATH OF MR. V. CLUMECK.
    205 5 The death took place on Friday at "Singapore of Mr. V. Clumeck. Mr. Clumeck had been unwell for some months past. The deceased gentleman, who was very well-known in Singapore, came to the Straits Settlements from Egypt in 1889 ani then joined the firm of
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    PENANG VOLUNTEER “BISLEY” MEETING.
    299 5 WARREN SHIELD CONTEST. European Company To Represent Penang. The competition for the Warren Shield, in connec.ion with the Penang ‘Bisley” Meting, took place yesterday morning. There is no pnzd attaching to this event, but the winners will have to go down to Singapore to represent the
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    PENANG LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
    142 5 TOURNAMENT TIES. The following ties have been arranged: Thursday Singles A Macnab vJ A Hunter Lee Choo Sin v G Aste E C Valberg v A M Hussain. Doubles T Mine and S Ohta v D D P Rule andlDigby; Goh Chin Keat and Cheah Inn
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    PENANG WAR MEMORIAL FUND.
    82 5 A Dance will be held at the E. O. Hotel on Saturday, 24th August, commencing at 9.30 p.m. The Penang Branch of the Ex-Services Aesociation of Malaya are inaugurating the Dance, proceeds of which are in aid of the Penang War Memorial Fund. Tickets may be
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    PENANG LIBRARY.
    134 5 The following new books have been received at the Library:— Dance, Little Gentleman by Gilbert Frankau. Happy Ending, by Stephen McKenna. Red Aces, by Edgar Wallace. Summer Lightning, by P. G. Wodehouse, (2 copies.) Windfall’s Eve, by E. V. Lucas. The following appointments are notified in the “F.M.S.
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    SINGAPORE SEPTEMBER RACE MEETING.
    396 5 HORSE IN TRAINING. Preliminary List Of Strings. The following horses are in training for the Singapore Professional Meeting to be run on September 7, 10, 12 and 14: W.W Redfearn. Red Stripes, Cousin, Theebaw, Tamuge. Little Gibby, Melan, Lila, Sarcastic, Mee Too, Church Parade, Balbara, Master
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    ST. XAVIER’S R. C. AT TAIPING.
    135 5 DRAWN GAME. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, August 17. The St. Xavier’s R, C. visited Taiping and met Mr. Gwynn’s XI on the padang on Friday before a large crowd. A keen and even game ended in a goal less draw. The visitors had
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    P.C.C. DEFEATED AT KLANG.
    149 5 BY 2 WICKETS. Klang defeated the P.O.C. at Klang on Saturday by two wickets. The scores were as follows: P. C. C. Anthony c and b Williamson 46 Partridge b Bernard 23 Aste c Ashworth b Oliver 60 Goodman b Oliver 21 Anderton c Ashworthb Wiliamson...
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    YESTERDAY’S CRICKET ON ESPLANADE.
    261 5 P.R.C. DEFEATS P. C. C. With a P.C.C. team at Klang it was practically an “A” side which turned out on the Esplanade yesterday and the batting of Rodrigo (95) and Orr (87) proved too much for the limited attack. The scores were as follows. P.
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    NEW FORBES RUSSELL COMEDY COY.
    267 5 COMING TO PENANG. The Forbes Russell New Comedy Company are arriving in Penang—after a successful 6 months tour through India—on Thursday, the 22nd inst., and will give two performances at the Town Hall. They have shown two of their most popular plays from an extensive
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      123 5 To-night and Till Wednesday 21st. LTD. y I Cf WARNER BROS. TOWN HALL, PENANG. Two Performances Only Thursday 22nd August at 9-30 p.m. FORBES RUSSELL Presents THE NEW (1929) Forbes Comedy Coy-*’ WITH APRIL VIVIAN In a Repertoire of the Latest London Playa. London’s Longest Run "By Candle Light" A
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    NATIONAL RADIUM SCHEME.
    635 6 The central organisation for the purchase and distribution of radium (the price of which is £lO,OOO a gramme) will be set up by the Government with the least possible delay. The exact character of this body has not yet been determined, and will be a matter for
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    “Whacks” for “Dads”
    516 6 The Art of Writing Paternal Letters BURNE-JONES once remarked in a letter Dads ought to have their whack sometimes.” Dads of all degrees are given a good innings in a new anthology, For Fathers,” a book mainly of paternal letters compiled by Mr. R. L. Magroa (Hodder
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    TOURIST TROPHY ROAD RACE.
    131 6 -Reuter. GERMAN DRIVER’S VICTORY. Belfast, August 17. The German driver Carraciola in a Mercedes-Bena won the 1400 mile Tourist Trophy Road Race at Belfast. There were 65 starters including the crack drivers of 6 nations. Campari was second in an Alfa-Romeo and Fraser-Nash third in a
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY SEAPLANE CRASHES.
    72 6 —Ztatim ITALIAN DISASTER, De Senzano (Brescia) August 19, In the presence of General Balbo, Under-Secretary for Aeronautics, one of the Italian Schneider trophy seaplanes nose divided at Lago diGarda from a height of 50 feet while travelling at a high speed. It sank in 50 fathoms
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    SPEED BOAT AND PLEASURE STEAMER COLLIDE.
    91 6 Sauter MILLIONAIRE DROWNID. Alexandria Bay (N,Y.), August 17, The speed boat G-iggit owned by Syracuse millionaire, Mr. Charles Up collided with the crowded pleasure la Thousand Islander. Both were sunk Mr. Lippe, his wife and Mr. Dodge,a pilot of the Giggl*, were drowned. Sir;
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    CEYLON’S INCREASED IMPORT DUTIES.
    64 6 CONDEMNED BY CONGRESS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, August U A special session of the Ceylon al Congress passed two resolutions statin! that there was no justification jincrease in the import duties and co demning ths Governor’s precipitates ill-advised action of certification has undermined the public
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      248 6 (McCoy’s Tablets.! Poor Old Mac He’s Getting Thinner Every Day. He use J to be such a manly fellow, too--well proportioned and full of vigour. Now his fine figure has 1$ gone and he looks like a walking scarecrow; you can almost see the bones sticking through his flesh. Mac
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      87 6 E. O. SPECIAL NOTICF. Every Sunday morning our Salon Orchestra will play from 11-15. Why not enjoy your morning refreshers to pleasing music LIPTON’S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. Runnymede Hotel Limited. (Incorporated in the S. S.) Overlooking the Sea. Largest Ballroom (Wed. and Sat. Evening Dress). Hot
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      22 6 TIDE TABLES, High Water. Low Water. To-day. 1.0 a.m. 6.29 a.m. Midday. 6.59 p.m. To-morrow. 1.47 a.m. 7.0 a.m Midday. 7.26 p.m.
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    British Chancellor Stands Firm.
    1005 7 Refusal To Accept Creditor Powers’ Proposals. Definite Rejection. Smaller Nations To Pay The Piper. Britain Says “No” l/r. Philip Snowden s reply to the four creditor Powers rejects the new proposals as not acceptable, and says he eipects more satisfactory proposals. Mr. Snowden contends that under
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    DEATH OF “LIGHT BRIGADE” HERO.
    213 7 —British United Press. CRIMEAN VETERAN’S END. LAST SURVIVOR RESIDING IN U. S. A. 94 YEARS OF AGE. The last of the survivors of the historic “Charge of the Light Brigade’’, resident in America, Mr. Thomas Kinsey, of Union City, New Jersey, has died in New
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    SOVIET DENY CROSSING BORDER.
    329 7 -Reuter. “Malicious Propaganda.” COMMUNIS) DEMONSTRATION IN WARSAW. JEWS ARRESTED. While China has notified the Powers that Russian troops have crossed the Siberian border a semi-official statement from Moscow says that such reports are a malicious invention, Several Communists have been arrested following a demonstration in Warr.
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    “GRAF ZEPPELIN."
    33 7 -Reuter. POBITION WIRELESSED TO TOKIO. Tokio, August 18. The wireless station picked up the Graf at 7.15 this morning. It reported its position as 62 North 120 East (near Olekmnisk Siberia).
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    BURSTING OF SHYOK DAM.
    171 7 -Reuter. BUILDINGS SWEPT AWAY. Simla, August 17. The huge Shy ok Dam on the Kashmir Mountains, near the confluence of the Shyok River on the upper course of the Indus, has burst and an immense volume of water is racing down the valley, sweeping away trees
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    192 7 —lto-Ur. MR. J. H. THOMAS ARRIVES AT OTTAWA. Ottawa, August IS. Mr. J. H. Thomas has arrived at Government House. In an interview, referring to the coming disarmament conference at Washington, he said that the British Labour Party desired to set an example of peace to the
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    FIGHTING IN AFGHANISTAN.
    91 7 -Reuter. GENERAL CAPTURED AND BOILED IN OIL. Calcutta, August 17. Hazara tribesmen of Afghanistan with whom Amanullah’s step brother, Abated Ali, had been fighting, inflicted a crushing defeat on Habibullah at Sarchasma, 30 miles north of Kabul and captured much ammunition. The tribesmen recently captured and boiled
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      38 7 Owing to the removal of the “Pinang Gazette” to-day to the new permanent premises—la Penang Street—to-day’s and to-morrow’s issues have necessarily been cut to twelve pages. It is hoped to resume publication of the normal issue on Wednesday.
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    COLONIAL SECRETARY’S VISIT.
    254 8 TOUR COMPLETED. Extensive Inspection Of Weld Quay. THE Hon. John Scott, C.M.G., the new Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements, who arrived in Penang last Friday on his first visit to Penang, will be returning to Singapore by the s s. Kedah this afternoon after having carried out an
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    CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT SOCIETIES.
    116 8 LOAN SECURITY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, August 19. Co-operative Credit Societies will be interested to know that a cise, perhaps the first of its kind, in which three sureties to a defaulted loan refused to own themselves as fluch consequent upon the mysterious missing of the
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    GERMAN YACHTS WINNING CONTEST.
    41 8 Reuter. PRESIDENT HOOVER CUP. Marblehead (Mass), August 18. The German yachts Kickerle and Halhi were first and second respectively in the German-American yachting contest for the President Hoover cup making the scores 45-39 in favour of Germany.—
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    NEW CHAMPIONSHIP FOR TILDEN.
    41 8 —Reuter* HUNTER DEFEATED. New York, August 18. In the final of the Eastern Turf Court Lawn Tennis Championships men’s singles Tilden beat Hunter 6 2,6 2, 10-8. This is the first time Tilden has won this championship.
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    SINGAPORE SWAMPS MALACCA.
    49 8 MALAYA CUP. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, August 18. Singapore easily defeated Malacca in the Malaya Cup match at the Stadium on Saturday by five goals to nil. Dolfatah scored all Singapore’s goals. Malacca never showed up except for a short period in the first half.
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    GERMAN WOMEN’S ATHLETIC TRIUMPH.
    40 8 Reuter. ENGLAND DEFEATED. Dusseldorf, August 18. Ina women s athletic contest Germany beat England by 53b points to 45b points, a on alt eBta bl»Bhed a world’s record for 80 metres hurdles returning 12 A secondi.—Reuter.
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    TAIPING WITHOUT A PADRE.
    219 8 UNSUITABLE CLIMATE. Rev. P. Browning Leaves For Home. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, August 17. In an interview the Rev. Philip Browning, Chaplain < f the Church of England, North Perak, who was busy packing prior to his departure from Taiping, said that be and Mrs
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    HELPING CHINA TO LEARN THE ARTS.
    184 8 cs v ov L ill llir «1 Research Academy.— British United Press. MONEY GRANTS. Peking, August 18. Peking, still the literary, scientific and artistic capital of China is to have a magnificent national library. Books in all languages will be found there but Chinese
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    102 8 To-day’s Departures. Hong Peng for Rangoon. Siantar for Singapore, Manila, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle, Pandai for Alor Star P. Langkawi. Rahman for Pangkalan Branian, Pangkalan Soesoe Langkat. Ampang for Pangkor, Dindings <fc Sitiawan, Kedah for Singapore. Namsang for Calcutta. The following ships are in communcation with
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    THE SUBORDINATE CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATION.
    131 8 At the tenth annual general meeting of the Subordinate Civil Service Association held on Saturday last, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year President, Mr. E. S. Kitto, J.P.; VicePresident, Mr. S. Manickram; Honorary Secretary, Mr. Lim Ewe Lee; Honorary Ase,stant Secretary, Mr.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    751 8 Dr, J. G. Brandon Bravo has returned from Medan and has resumed practice. Mrs. G. M. Dalgety and her two boys are leaving for Home next week. Dr. J. W. Winchester has been ap pointed Medical Officer, Labuan. Mr. M. Rex, M. C. S., Commissioner of Lands,
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      PORT SWETTENHAM MARINERS’ CLUB,
      444 8 (To The Editor of the Pinang Gazette)Sir —The Committee of the Port Swetteiiham Mariners’ Club again desire to thank the public and those Firms who have so generously responded to their appeal for funds. It will be noted th ait the Blue Funnel Company, Messrs. Alfred
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    THIRSTY RATS.
    197 8 One of ithe alarming effects of tfce drought is that country houses are being invaded by armies of rats in search of water, says a Home Paper. Their need of water has driven them from the dry sewers. The head gardenbr on an estate in Surrey told a
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    CLIFFORD FUND FOR RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    450 8 AN APPEAL We cannot shelve the future educa- tioual progress of the country as a matter of no concern. The country is ever growing in its prosperity and importance among the units of the world and education, the greatest factor that contributes to a country’s
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    THE SHARE LIST.
    431 8 I he following we™ tk quotation. in MESSRS. 4 Co’. ,h»« i Ut to-day i— u in Saturday. To day Shares. M 2 j c m S CQ m 1 c. j c. r c Rubber (Dollar). Amalgamated... 3.25 a at )n A H,U, n U g
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    SINGAPORE PRICES.
    21 8 LONDON STANDARD (L° oSE,i S.R. Sheet 34 ds, per No. 1 Crepe 34| {By Courtesy °1 Me-^' s thl
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    General Produce Agency Ltd.
    12 8 uenerai 34, pSpot 34L’ Sept. 1929 Oct/Dec. 3sc
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    TIN PRICES.
    15 8 three months three months' Bpo‘ vfij London. August b. three months £2l3.ssthree months’
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    6 8 Tongkah Harbour (one week'
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    AN AMERICAN ON HIS PEOPLE.
    590 9 The Uplifters. 100 MILLIONS ALL AFTER MONEY. Calmly and dispassionately, a very witty American who is now in London Mr Of or«»e Jean Nathan, the essayist and critic —dissicted the nation to which he belongs v hen he talked to a reporter. All American?, except
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      231 9 HOT WEATHER INDIGESTION. Its Reason and Why. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills Cure It. During hot weather people find themselves troubled most with indigestion. The reason is that the debilitating heat thins and weakens the blood, the source from which all parts of the body derive strength to carry on their
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    THE RED ARMY.
    452 10 5,562,000 WITH RESERVISTS. Said To March 50 Miles A Day. THE latest official figures place the strength of the regular Red Army at 562,000. To these are added also officially, reservists of the first, second, and third category, numbering 5,000,000. At the same time territorial sectors are
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    MARKET PRICES.
    564 11 CHOWRASTA MARKET. Penang, Augurt 19. 1929. Mutton— ct Mutton Indian per lb 55 Head Sheep or goat each 1-30 Liver with heart A lung do 1.60 Tripe do 1.00 Goat or Sheep per lb 55 Sweet Bread p»i r 40 Suet 40 Kidney pa i r 80 Feet
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