Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 May 1930

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 104. VOL. LXXXVIII. 1 HURSDAY, Bth MAY, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      1824 2 NOTICES municipal notice' BANKS. t POSITIONS VACANT. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL jk mv. Glenogle Voy 21. The Municipal Commissioners of m „JJ£ SOCIETY 7ff v j k i George Town, Penang, hereby invite ten- NETHERLANDS TRADEG 80, 1 Wanted Immediately Experienced Consignees of cargo per the above vessel d f the undermcUlio
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    Sense And Nonsense.
    837 3 The Random Reflections of a Laughing Philosopher. THE trouble with a real, honest-to-good ness Socialist like Sebastian is that he tries to reduce everything to an economic formula, and he wants to abolish or else nationalise, everything from Shakespeare to Piccadilly-circus. This is why Sebastian spoke severely
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      207 3 J* -.7 /Sfes\ «S’- f- •4<£y 7 >fc I A fresh pure I a body-builder I fforlid# Molted Milk is B the food, for bobio that S S motfurj have luirnd to bust. Mode ofjust those I 3 body-building elements J essential for baby’s fl g health, Horlicks is so
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      255 3 FOO CHEONG COMPANY Building Contractors, Furniture Makers, Painters, Polishers and Signboard Writers. Workshop and Office, Show Room, 158. Hutton Lane, 97, Bishop Street, Phone 1248. Open Day and Night. Phone 868. Sole Propretor CHIN MENG KIM. price List Pining Room furniture. Meranti Teak 1 Table 4ft. by 4ft J 9
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  • FEMININE, REFLECTIONS.
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      MRS. PEPYS’S DIARY.
      854 4 Monday —To my kitchen, where I do find mv Maid Jane n akiug a great deal to do of the cleaning of her kettle?,especially those of copper and aluminium, they being, she s*yetb, more trouble than they are worth. Do bid ber, therefore, till them with boiling
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      TRY BRAN.
      404 4  -  BY MARJORIE CROOME. Cretonnes and casement cloths are apt to lose their freshness of Colour when washed with soap aid water. This difficulty may be overcome by washing such coloured articles in bran water. The water is simply prepared, by taking some bran and tying it securely in
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      THESE LONG COATS.
      372 4  -  BY JOAN ROSSITER. Coats, whether they are short or fulllengtb, appear to be designed only for slim figures this year. At a recent fashion parade, several basqued coats were worn, with pulled-in waist-belts and bodices slightly pouched. These looked charming on the mannequins’ youthful figures. But it
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      A Spring Mode.
      71 4 A snug hip-line is essential this season, however full the bodice of the frock or coat may be, and despite the frilliness of its trimmings, This smart suit is in a fine black wollen material, and is worn with a black and white crepe-de-chine blouse. Mother-of-pearl buttons
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      OTHER PEOPLE’S LUCK.
      536 4  -  BY VIOLET DIS MORE. “It must be nice to have a home of your own, complete wti husbmd and baby,” sighed Yvonne to her married friend Mary. ‘‘You be thankful for your blessings!” re torted Mary. “Wish I had half your chance of a seven-pound-a-week job, with
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      HOMELY BEAUTY AIDS.
      423 4 BY “LYDIA.” If only bith salts were not so expensive they would be more freely used, for their softening qualities and pleasant fragrance give the daily bath a double charm. Yet little trouble is involved in making the salts at home, and the materials are obtained at
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      IN THE FASHION.
      547 4  -  BY MOLLIE LITTLE. The world of fashion alway 8 tri spring alarming surprises upon u 8 at th time of the year. And we are dutif nl surprised—until we actually Bee 7 fashions of which we have heard vague rumours, for the last month or 80 p
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      86 4 i I NEW LIGHT ON NUTRITION “Food should refresh and invigorate the body and not merely satisfy the sense of hunger and appetite; it should produce energy and vital capacity.” Extract from Report of the British Ministry of Health. < It is in these two points that the value of
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    Racing-—Behind Stable Doors.
    1799 5 Racing- —Behind Stable Doors. Sinews of the Big Turf Battles. Racing is the bread and butter "Of thousr ands, as well as the Sport of Kings. It has grown to be a most important British industry—as vital to our prosperity as many which advertise themselves as "among the staple industries
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    AUSTRALIANS OUT FOR 156.
    219 5 ,—Reuter. I Woodfull Bowled. tricky wicket at tmoN ESSEX 43 FOR 3. London, May 7. THE Australians had the experience of batting on a typical English wicket at Leyton—a ticket rendered tricky by the rain which had fallen during the week-end. The Australians batted first and
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    Singapore Speedway.
    151 5 NEW RECORD FOR FOUR LAPS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, May 8. The attendance at last night’s speedway was greatly affected by a slight drizzle In the trophy scratch race Chas. Datson was first and Jack Sharp second in 1 min. 25 secs. The local scratch trophy was
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    Judge’s Appointment Rejected.
    77 5 —Reuter. U. S. SENATE. Washington, May 7. The Senate after an angry debate by 41 votes to 39 rejected the appointment of Judge J. J. Parker as an Associate Judge of the Supreme Court. TPe Judge’s opponents urged that he was unfit to sit in the highest
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    Singapore Turf Club Spring Meeting.
    888 5 Second Day’s Results. My Posey and Bonnie King Surprise. Blackkar Well Beaten. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, May 7. The second day’s races to-day were favoured with fine bright weather. The going was good, though slightly on the heavy side after the heavy rain the
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      133 5 amu.— ~www——■ MWM—uj—m whiumi—mb iw i■■i hm ny.njmrn—B To-night! *4’ p- m an< ®-3o pm. To-night! MAJESTIC 'PHONE 1179. From Wednesday, 7th, to Saturday, 10th May. Day shoivs —Saturday and Sunday at 3p.m. .WllU/M FOX first I Singing chorus of oo I k Dancing ensemble of 100 Special Matinee WESI
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    BOATMEN SUFFER SEVERE DEFEAT.
    244 6 Penang League Football. A. C. S. U. HEAD TABLE. The Boatmen, in their League Match, with the A.C.S.U., suffered a severe defeat yesterday on the Renong Ground by six goals to one. The play was ore-sided, the A.C.S.U. monopolising the game throughout. The only goal for
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    KLANG DISTRICT COURT.
    154 6 ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST. Geok Seng, formerly a storekeeper in charge of the Klang branch of Messrs. Paterson Simons and Co., Ltd figured in an alleged cheaUng case in the Klang District C >nrt on Tuesday. The circumstances which led to the arrest of the accused in
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    615 6 Mr. R- L Rind all, of Kombok Estate, Sungei Gadu k is leaving for Home shortly. Dr. Eric B?ggs, of Kuala Sei ar.gr r, is going Home on leave at the end of this month. Mr. L A. Ryder has been appointed engineer of the Kuala Lumpur
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    Teachers’ Co-operative Society.
    160 6 HALF-YEARLY MEETING. The half-yearly general meeting of the Penang English School Teachers* Cooperative Thrift and Laan Society Ltd, was held yesterday at the Hutchings School, Penang, when there was only just a quorum present. In the absence of Mr. Arnold, the President of the Society, Mr. S.
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      242 6 *''su L ■sV' ksiWg&L In The Grip Of r ndigestion« Many sufferers hava daily to consider which prefer—starvation or torture. Craving for food to appease the system’s need for nourishment, they scarcely dare eat because of the agonies which follow even the lightest meal. This pain after eating is the
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    THEFT OF A “DIFFERENT” DUCK.
    1194 7 CHINESE FOUND GUILTY. Penang Police Court Case. A trembling Chinese, Bah C'aai, eto( d in the dock this morning charged be fore the Magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wihon, with: “The theft of one duck valued at-forty-four centr, pnniuhable under Section 379 of tbe P enal
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    CULLED FROM THE COURTS.
    250 7 TO-DAY’S CASES, A fourteen-year old CMneee bay, Lee Hock Urn, wa° fined on? dollar this morning in the Penang Police Court by Magistrate Mr. F. R. Wilson for riding a bicycle on a public footpath at Light street. xxx Ong L m Tiong was charged with
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    Majestic Theatre.
    255 7 “MARRIED IN HOLLYWOOD.” The Majestic Theatre has again come to the fore with an entertaining talking picture for Penang. The show now playing is, Married in Hollywood featuring Miss Norma Terris and Mr. J. Harold Murray. An id» a of what might possibly be called futuristic moving picture
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    CHINESE WHO DENIED HE WAS PARTNER.
    650 7 IN DRUG SHOP BUS'NESS, Supreme Court Judgment. In the Supreme Court to-day Mr. Justice Sproule delivered judgment in the bankruptcy matter in which Chan Ah Kang had denied he was a partner of Chop Fook Chye Woh. Plaintiff was adjudged bankrupt with two others
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    Death of Mr. Robert Scoular.
    102 7 MANAGING DIRECTOR OF JOHN LITTLE AND CO* Messrs. John Little and Company, Limited, Penang, inform us that their Singapore house has received news by cable of the death in London on the 6th ins l of Mr. Robert Scoular, Chairman and Managing Director of the
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF SAND.
    239 7 CASE POSTPONED. w ith n L2 hin<S and a T nil WBre charged do lar. 10 a box lnwl 'O'-' The? nf lo^ ,n B. t 0 one Chea Boon Hnki’.n i he Hokkiea community. The la,med tnal while the lattes admitted the theft. tkoZS 8
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    Arrival of Japanese Prince.
    123 7 The Pinang Gazette understands that if the Fushima Maru arrives before 3 p.m. on Saturday, the Hon. Mr. E. W. F. Gilman, R-sident Councillor, Penang, will pay an nncffijial call on Prince Takamatsu cf Japan who is enroute to England to return the Garter Mission. Everything
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    Penang Football Association.
    109 7 MALAYA CUP TRIAL TEAMS. The following is the amended teams for the Malava Cup Trial game m 9:h May on the S X R C Ground at 5,15 p.m. Whites: Ng Kam Pboo s Khaw Bian Thang and Ghim Huai; Che Hussain, Lee Ee O v and
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    Mr. Arthur To Act As Kedah High Court Judge.
    89 7 MR. DINSMORE ON CASUAL LEAVE. The Pinang Gazette und#rs'aads that Mr. J.H.W, Arthur, First Magistrate and District Judge, Penang, has been appointed to act as a Judge of the High Court, at Alor Star, in addition to his own duties, vice
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    Psittacosis In Canada.
    27 7 —Reuter. GOVERNMENT PROHIBITS PARROT IMPORTATION. Ottawa, May 8. The Government ba* banned the entry of parrots into Canada owing to psittacosis in British Columbia.-
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    Municipal Band.
    109 7 To-morrow at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1 March Old Faithful Holzmann 2 Overture Le Songe D’Une Niut D’Ete Thomas 3 Selection The Geisha Jones 4 Intermezzo On The Bosphorus Linoke 5 Finale On The Streets Of Cairo Hulton God Save The King. The engagem°nt is announced of
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (PENANG) ASSOCIATION.
    437 7 MINUIES OF MEETING. Telephone Trunk Deposit. Minutes of a Committee Meeting held at the offices of Messrs. Aiarns and Allan on Monday, 28ch April, 1930. at 4 p.m. Present:— Ur. L. E. Slow?, (in the Chair), the Hon. Mr. H. H. Abdul Cader, Messrs. K. Md.
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    TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    70 7 SPECTACULAR GAME. (Frcm Oar Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 8. One of the most successful tennis tournaments in the history of the Selangor Club was concluded yesterday when Migg Grenier and Sinclair b* at Captain S.T.J. Faulkner and Mrs Saffery 10—8. 2—6, 6—4 in a
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    Golf Club Tennis Tournament.
    67 7 LIST OF EVENTS. Entry lists aie now on the Notice Board at the Club. The lists will be closed on the 26th instant and it is hoped to commence play in the tournament early in June. The following events will ba played if sufficient entries are
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    Sunday Cricket.
    83 7 P. R. O. v, P. F. S. The following have been selected to play for the Penang Recreation Club against the Penang Free School, on Sunday, May 11, on the school padang in Green Line, play commencing at 11 a.m. H. M. Thomaez (c«pt.) D. Campbell, E. R.
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      17 7 "BOSCH” Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea.
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      279 7 LEAS SAyCE BRINGS THE LOME FLAVOUR TO THE HOTEL FARE Now I they call me ‘Smiler’ Here is another instance of the mapie work done by the six salts in Kruschen. Depression and tiredness vanish, health and energy take their place. Kruschen will do the same tor you I feel
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    REGISTRATION OF SERVANTS.
    584 8 The strike of Hylam servants at the Singapore General Hospital was not such a serious affair after all. A statement from an official source says that two Hylam employees, after they had been arrested, were dismissed from their employment. This action resulted in twenty-five of their compatriots
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    SINO-JAPANESE TARIFF AGREEMENT.
    185 8 Reuter. GOODWILL DEMONSTRATION. CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTER INTERV EWED. Nanking, May 7. The Foreign Minister, Dr. C.T. Wang, interviewed by Reuter said that the signature of the Chinese Japanese Tariff Agreement signifies that all the treaty Powers have restored to China the sovereignty due to her in tariff
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    By the Way.
    1164 8  -  A-H.U Penang, Thursday. reader who shall be namefl less for the purposes of comment asks us to insert in our “agony” column that with a friend he is due to leave Malaya for England this month on leave. On reflection we have come to the conclusion that
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      69 8 O- —o H. <£ O. HOTEL. Have pleasure in announcing that they Will give their FIRST CINEM V SHOW Oa Friday, 9th May at 930 pm. ST A BRING LAURA LA PLAN IE AND EUGENE O’BRIEN IN “DANGEROUS INNOCENCE A CINE-’ KCDAK” FILM IN 7 PARTS NO ENTRANCE FEE. CN
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      60 8 [theatre royal I To-Night and Till Sunday 11 th. Matinees ou Saturday and Sunday at 2.30 p.m. Douglas Fairbanks Jr., //v “The- 'T'oilers 8 Reels A REGINALD BARKER Special production. An epic drama of the coal mines SICHARD TALMAD6E in “THE BACHELOR’S CLUB” 6 reels A F »st-movmg Comedy- Irama.
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      26 8 TIDE TABLES. High Water. Low Water. To-Day. 9.55 a.m. .3 20 a.m, 9.34 pm. 4.00 p.m. T O-MORROW. 10.27 am. 405 a.m, 10.19 p.m. 4.44 p.m.
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    Mr. V. J. Patel As Civil Disobedience Leader?
    739 9 British Goods Boycott. Capt. Benn’s Statement In Parliament. Kobe Indians Excited. Tho “Speaker has resigned perhaps to find a pension and a peerage in His Majesty’s jail” was the jocular remark of the Ex-Speaker of the Imperial Legislative Assembly, Mr. V. J.
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    Governor Of Windward Islands.
    75 9 SIR SETON JAMES TO RETIRE Londan, May 7 The King has approved of the appoint ment of Sir Thomas Vans Best, Lieutenant Governor of Malta to be Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Windward Islands in succession to Sir hederick feeton James, whose term of office will
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    Singapore Cricket Club.
    45 9 PROFESSION PAIRS TENNIS RESULTS. (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, May 8. Kleinman and Smith won the profession jtairs final in S. C. C. Tennis touruamen yesterday defeating the Rev. Aitken an< Capt b. E. V. Quinn easily by u 1, G 2.
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    Royal Navy Changes.
    54 9 Reuter. SIR ROGER KEYES AS ADMIRAL OF FLEET. London, May 7. The Admiralty announces that Admiral Sir 8. A. Gough Calthorpe has retired from the service and that Admiral Sir Roger Keyes has been promoted to Admiral of the Fleet. Vice-Admiral Sir A. A. M. Duff has
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    Tornado Sweeps Texas.
    54 9 Reuter. 73 DEATH Dallas, Yay 7. At Texas 73 were killed by a tornado which swept over a wide area in the central district as far south as San Antonio The probable death roll may be higher but no further news is available meantime as the storm
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    CANADIAN HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    164 9 Reuter. BUDGET DEBATE. GOVERNMENTS’ TARIFF POLICY CRITICISED. GENERAL ELECTION. Ottawa, May 7. In the course of the Budget debate in the House of r ommons Mr. Mackenzie King, the 1’ remier, announced that a general election in Canada will be held in the Autumn. The announcement
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    MUI-TSAI IN MALAYA.
    61 9 —Reuter. Lord Passfield Satisfied. London, May 7. In the House of Commons answering questions Dr. Drummond Shiels, the Under secretary for the Colonies said that the report received from the High Commissioner for Malaya regarding Mui-Tsai had satisfied Lord Passfield. No feature of this social custom would
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    THE KING AT NEW MARKET.
    130 9 2,000 GNS. STAKES. Diolite Wins First Classic. The King was again present at Newmarket Races to day and saw the race for the ‘2,000 Guineas ‘takes, the first three-year-old classic of tbe season. The race was run over a course of a mile and resulted
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    Bush And Forest Fires.
    104 9 Reuter, STILL CAUSING ALARM. New York, May 7. Bush and forest fires, which have already rendered hundreds homeless, still continue to cause alarm on the Eastern seaboard. Fires aggravated by a spell of dry weather are accompanied by high winds. Some conflagrations are now under con
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    Dutch Air Mail to Australia.
    47 9 Reuter. TILL UNDER CON IDERATION. Sydney, May 7. The reported decision to start an exten sion to the Dutch East Indies Air Line is denied by the Dutch Consul-General who, when inteiwiewed by Reuter, said that the question was still being considered.
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    HOW THE WORLD DISARMS.
    190 9 —Reuter. ITALIAN PROGRAMME. CONSTRUCTION OF 29 SHIPS. U.S. BILL. London, May 7. To tbe House of Commons, when asked whether his attention had been called to Italy’s new naval programme to build twenty nine warships, Mr. A. V. Alexander replied that the Admiralty was aware of
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    Earthquake Havoc At Rangoon.
    103 9 —Reuter. FURTHER INCIDENTS. Rangoon, May 7. As the result of the earthquake some railway bridges collapsed and train services were dislocated. The golden tops inset with jewels of the two famous pagodas Shwedagon at Rangoon and Shwemawdaw at Pegu were destroyed. A rice mill at Pegu
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    ANGLO-EGYPTIAN TREATY NEGOTIATIONS.
    214 9 Reuter. CONTINUED SITTINGS. SUDAN QUESTION STILL UNSETTLED. London, May 7. The negotiations with the Egyptian Dele gation have been continued all day since 8 o’clo< k in the morning with interruptions only for lunch and dinner. They are being resumed again at 9 o’clock this evening and
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    Alleged Forged Pictures.
    94 9 i —Reuter. PAINTER’S GRANDSON ARRE TED. Paris, May 7. M Jean Charles Millet, the grandson of the famous landscape painter, M. Jean Francois Millet, and his friend M. Cazeau wore arrested in connection with a great picture forgeries scandal. o MiHet and M. Cazeau are alleged to
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      13 9 You should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative
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      304 9 “HIS MASTER’S VOICE” RECORDS. From the First May Issue. A Musical Sensation —Carnso’s voice again! “L’ Africana,” Act 4. Deh ch’io ritorniMeyerbeer D B 1386 (Lead me toward the vessel) (in Italian) Addio (Goodbye) (In Italian)Tosti Enrico Caruso (Tenor) with Orchestral Acc. Hislop in songs from the land of Burns.
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    PELARIT TIN LIMITED.
    435 10 ANNUAL MEETING. The minutes of the nxth general meeting held on the 6th <iay of May. 1930, at the Registered Officts of the Company No. 21, Beach Street, Penang,at 12 noon are as follows: There were Present:—Mr. A. K. a B. Terrell (Chairman/ Mr. H. S. Rutsell
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    s. a. ‘ Matang.’
    120 10 s. a. Matang.’ The s. s Natang arnvad this morning with the following passengers from Kovah, Renong and Tongkih Mr and Mrs C Moen and in'a it, Mr -and Mrs Geo Hodge, M- H R Thompso- Mr JR ar, Mr W J Wearoe, Mr J Robson, Mr Tan Mah S?»-ng.
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    s.s. 'Kuala'
    67 10 The s s. Kuala arrive 1 this morning with the following oassengers from Rpia wan Deli: Mr GK Douglas, Mrs Doffy and child, Mis" Ch wire, Mr, 01 wiri Miss L Donati, Mr. B ng Poh Siew.Mr Cheah I-ew Enw, Mr Chan Chaik Chong, Miss Mary Voon. 8.8.
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    Coming Events.
    122 10 May 9. Malaya Cup Trial Football Match, 8 X R C ground. May 10. Singapore Turf Club Races, Singapore, 3rd day. 10 and 11 —Inter-state Cricket: Penang v Kedah, Esplanade. May 13. Penang Football League P C C v A C S U. May 14. Penang Football League
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
    169 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday To-day, E S SHARBB. 3 sj S 3 x uo uu io. 10. to. So. Mining. Ayer Hitam Tin, 13/3 13/9 13/6 14’Batu Caves M -80 .85
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    59 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. 77/V: LONDON. Spot £145-5 8. Up £2-17-6 3 Months’ £147-0-0. Up £2-15-0 SINGAPORE. $74.00 per picul. Up 87| c. 175 tons done RUBBER-. London 6jd. Up 1/16 d. New York 14§ c. (Gold) Up 1/4 c. Local 23t cts. Up
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    TIN AND RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    62 10 APRIL RETURNS. The following are the latest returns f jT April. Tronoh Mines Ltd. Output pls. 2,081 Southern Tronoh Tin Dredging Ltd. Output pls. 1,000 Siamese Tin Syndicate, Led. Ngow Property. Output piculs]!,lBB No. 2 dredge stopped 17| days for gene ral overhaul and all three
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    149 10 For April. lbs. Baling 42,600 Kuala Dingin 39,027 Subur 16.268 Tanjotig Rambutan 27,142 Sungei Paya 24,598 Rasa 32,199 Jong Landor 64,000 Bakap Plantations I Titi Karangan 01,400 Patam Para 86,610 i 38.300 South alay 11,600 Sungkap Para 60.165 Kim Seng 25,244 Sungei Puntar 51.534 South Johore 24,000 Kedah
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    KENNEDY & Co.’s SHARE LIST.
    1154 10 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST. NAMES. g 4 a I i RUBBHB (DaltaxU c 3 o 5 c Allenby Bobbea Oa 1 55 I 65 alor Gajato Kubber Hatate J 4’l 5" Amalgamated Malay Bstatea 2 4 2 E 5 Ayer Hitam Planttax Syndioate 2 »0 2 70 Ayer Kuntng ftanber
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    SINGAPORE PRICES
    97 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) 8 R 5 h«(23^..*«-^ p1=|31 66 Steady. London 611 N«w York Ui eta. (gold). (Bj/ Cwtety of Messrs. Allen Dennys). Gf mrnl Produce Ageacy. Ltd* Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follows: Spot cents per lb. May/Jane 231 Jnly/Sept. 25|
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      342 10 New Advertisements. 1 T POSITION VACANT. Ira-' x*** y-jr r Federated Malay States Railways. Temporary Electrical European Foreman required for about 12 mouths f»r duty at Central Workshops. Applicants must be experienced in the installation of A. C. Motors and Switchgear etc. Salary $325/- per mensem. Apply stating ag 3
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1381 11 Port Of Penang, Schedule Of Principal Lines. r}IE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: In Port To-lay. j “Reyniersz” from Acheen Port?, TMlang and M*ulabob. Sails for Bela-wan-D*»!’, Acheen Ports. Tjdang and Menlabnh at 4 p.m. on Friday.
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    194 11 Penang, May 8, 1930. t CtP. Benares Opium p. chest nom 5*000.00 Cloves 90.00 Gold leaf sellers 72.00 Mace Pickings nom 170.00 Nutmegs 80s H 70.00 110 s 60.00 Oocoanuts per I*ooo 90.00 Copra Sundried buyers 8.90 Rattans eales 11.15 Rattans Coarse 10.60 Green Snail Shells 13.00 RICB:
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    66 11 (Rugby Radio Service.) London, May 7. Paris, 123.86; New York. 4.855 J Brussels, 34.825 Geneva, 25.08 Amsterdam, 12.07 i Milan. 92.66 Berlin, 20.36 Stockholm. 18.11 Copenhagen 18.165; Oslo, 18.16; Vienna, 34.45; Prague, 164?; Helsingfors* 193; Madrid* 39.555; Lisbon. 108.30; Athens, 375 Bucharest, 818 Rio 5J Buenos Aires, 43?
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    EXCHANGE
    74 11 Penang, May 8, 1930. Bv Courtesy el The Chartered oank On London Bank Demand 2/3 1 4 m/ts 2/3 15/16 Private 3 m/ts Credit 2/4 1/8 3 Documentary 2/4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 56 1/16 M France w T.T. 1,425 India H T.T. 1541 Bangkok T.T. «Of
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    Singapore Church Dispute.
    136 12 PROBABLE SETTLEMENT. Rev. Ktppel Garnier’s Views. {From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, May 8. Discussing the St Andrew’s Cathedral dispute the Rev. Keppel Garnier who was on his way back to Penang told a Free Press representative that telegrams had been exchanged between the Bishop and his nominee
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    Autocrats in The Kitchen.
    873 12  -  HUSBANDS WHO WILL COOK ISIT A CAUSE FO., DIVORCE By J. Hilary Garratt. 44 WTO. 1 don’t think you’ll get mv husband out to-night—he e buey cooking.’’ This sounds like the dictum of a virago and one pictures a poor, hen-pecked little mat domesticated to the
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      247 12 In Terrible Slate From Head to Foot Cuticura Healed I had a very scaly breaking out on my knees. It spread very fast to my forehead, ears, down my arms, sides and limbs. I was soon in a terrible state fre m head to foot. The itching was terrible and
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      42 12 I I I > —g —IU I I SWEETENED I I u w*. Accepted front intuition by the -Ssfe, I connoisseur—yet acclaimed as “just I the thing’’ by the regular smoker. I JF W I ‘Wk I g? butler, Jl ENGLAND. I ’’i*
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      241 12 I MBBH *:£XS»II Mj g J MURPHY No. 14. SUBURBAN HEIGHTS —MAN AND THE MOTH By gluyas williams I r X 333 i I <A s jR e jjL I <ga?, jw M® Hf Wii 1® jfli —~BB~~ ’I -M 'cWSP> GETS HAT AND COAT, WIFE FLASHES PAST FOLLOWS ALONG
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    Did Venus Bother About A
    744 13 SLIMMING DIET Be*[Plump, Sweet Maid, And LetJWho’WillJße Hungry.’ Fashion has always taken her pound of flesh in one way or another, though her victims usually live to laugh at her and at themselves. But •when a beautiful woman kills herself rather than add an inch
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      506 13 T T 1 Every night, before going to bed, (J— 42» massage your face and throat with a creamy UniH lather of Palmolive Soap. Use your two hands. The palm and olive oils, delicately Mil J I blended in the rich lather, act as a lubricant £1 *LJ.\T ,O the
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      237 13 mb ra i «fe pWML iSljA'w Quality alone has made A j f the huge demand for Black and White Virginia qJfUUUwW v y Ggare-tes. > u F Smoker, of high-e 1... |||P JIFF, cigarettes throughout the A»# world are choosing HrOOp Black and White, in pre- wßWjv J vu.
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    Child Mind and The Films.
    231 14 PSYCHOLOGY TESTS BY EXPERTS. Within the next three months more than 500.000 children attending L mdon County Council schools are to be tested by experts in psychology to ascertain the influence of the films on their minds. At the eud of this period a report
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    Major's Threat to a Prince.
    154 14 SENTENCED IN STREET. Prince Nicholas, uncle of King Michael figured in another incident in the streets of Bucharest. H<s motor car nearly ran down the wife of Maj jr Ge and the me Dr jumped on the running-board of the car, broke the window and.
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    NO END OF “JOURNEY'S END.”
    136 14 Has it ever happened before. I wonder that a theatrical impresario could honestly say th’-t te did not know how many companies were performing his current success Yet such was the enviable ignorance to which Mr. Maurice Browne was obliged to confess when I induced
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    Respectable At Last.
    122 14 Lord Macmillan, the new Lord of Apnea', ma He a wiity spetcb ata lui cieou in G'asgow in cji nection wi<h the conferring of honorary degroee. He referred co his somewhat odd experiences in re ont yet>rs. He said that be said to the Home Secretary— nit
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      52 14 OLD MALAYA. “Personalities of Old Malaya” by Cyril Baxendale, is now ready for issue at $2 a copy. The volume may be purchased through our agents throughout the Peninsula or direct from the Pinang Gazette Press Ltd, la, Penang-street, Penang. You should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as
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      243 14 I F f H 'TKIE' LL z>'K HV y-i'Vv. I r 7 Kill! T V I g■ y H IN I Ik /T OS I’ of the thinking, talking and writing about motorcar engine fy 1 lubricating oil has beon hazy, obscure, muddled; and this whether tt :X As €>
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    MARKET PRICES.
    643 15 CHOWRAfiTA MARKET Penang, May 8, 1930. M 3TTOR— f ct Mation Indian M per lb 60 Head Sheep or goat M each 1-3<J Liver with heart A loaf do 159 Tripe M do l-" n Goat or Sheep per lb 60 Sweet Bread M pair 40 Suet M
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      178 15 i I 1 e>4 I I guarantee- I <<> 'When you buy canned foods do you? x; consider how important the label, jj; really is? A label like Del Monte stands for finest flavor—perfection of fruit— H and economy of cost. H But most important of all, it stands H
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      122 15 R. YOUNG CO., L FD. I Civil Constructional and Sanitary I Engineers and Contractors I Reinforced Concrete Specialists I Estimates Free I Dealers in all Classes of Building Materials I Corrugated Asbestos. I Flat Asbestos. I Ridges. I Galv. Steam Water Tubing Connections I Plain and Fancy Wall Tiles. I
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      1294 16 w M uMi nr wvnjwrii uwnW inn r LI LUI IHI ■w.w^wwa 1 yrzg.-y’» ww vrv- x^>w<y*pxk”v<*^»' ir wimw i rHE BLUE FUNNEL LINS dollar steamship line INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. I Jhid AMERICAN MAIL LINE WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON N. CONTINENT. ;i CALCHAS in port Marseilles, London, Rotterdam «nd Hamburg.
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      605 16 p. 0.-BRiTiSH India AND APCAR LINES (Companies Incorporated tn England.) MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Penfrisutar and Oriental S. N, Co., under con- p enangj Teluk Anson, Port Swettenham Mah tract with His Majesty s Goternment, London and Singapore Service. and Far East Man Service. MataHari Outwards from London for China
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