Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 July 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 172. VOL. LXXXVIH. TUESDAY, 29th JULY, 1930. PRICE IO CENTS
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      18 1 H. TOKISATSU STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. ’Phone 772, 6d t 70 t BISHOP STREET, PENANG.
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    Our London Letter.
    1529 3 The King to Honour Amy Johnson. Meaning of the R. A. F. Display. (From Our Own Correspondent London, July 3. The City Surrenders. When the King visits the City it is the privilege of the Lord Mayor to make a gesture of surrender, which is at the
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      17 3 'BOSCH!' Plugs have proved to be best on the road, tn the air ana on the sea.
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    GERMANS TOLD TO "TIGHTEN BELTS."
    481 4 WAGES AND PRICES. Agriculture Working at a Loss. Berlin, June 27. Herr Adam Stegerwald. the Minister of Labour reaponsible for the arbitration decision to lower wages and pric'B in the German iron industry, made a sweeping review of the causes of the German trade depression
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    SEEING AFTER 30 YEARS.
    229 4 A NEW WORLD. “Only Flowers and Trees Look the Same.” In the Spring of 1899 Mr. J. F. Fish, on honeymoon in Ohio, was struck by a falling branch of a tree and an optic nerve was paralysed. He spent £lO,OOO in vain attempts to regain
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    British Consul Disappears.
    134 4 —Reuter. ENEMY OF DRUG SMUGGLERS: FOUL PLAT SUSPENDED. Marseilles, July 12. Rewards are being offered to supplement police efforts to trace Mr. Reginald Lee, British Acting Consul-General, who disappeared without leaving any trace on November 4 after carefully arranging hie rooms in anticipation of a visit by
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      146 4 OLD MALAYA. “Personalities of Old Malaya” by Cyril Baxendale, is now ready for issue at $2 a copy, rhe volume may be purchased through our agents throughout the Peninsula or direct from the Pinang Gazette Press Ltd., la, Penang-street, Penang. You should (five Martell's Brandy the preference over others as
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    GANDHI CAP IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    775 5 Mr. Brockway’s New Head-dress. CONGRESS LEADERS AND LONDON CONFERENCE. -Neuter. London, July 14. A GANDHI cap was worn in the House of Commons after Mr Fenner Brockway had asked whether the wearirg of Gindhi c pe2 wat prohibited in India. Mr. Benn replied
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    DEEP-SEA DIVING RECORD.
    708 5 JULES VERNE COME TRUE. Scientist’s Descent in Steel Sphere. Two American scientists, working from No isoch Island, have jest penetrated in a steel sphere to a depnh of 1,426 fc, or nearly five times an much as the previous low-depth record for diving with any kind of
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      119 5 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea. “Rivalry Between Penang Leading Tailors.” The business of Sin Sin Tailoring Stere of 152, Campbell Street, Penang, established a few years ago, has met with great success owing to its fashionable cuttings, moderate
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    AN HOUR’S PLAY AT MANCHESTER.
    305 6 HEAVY RAIN. England 251 for 8. McCABE'S BOWLING. Manchester, July 28. OWING to rain no play was possible in the fourth Test Match until half-past five. Light was poor during the hour’s play and England lost three wickets for the addition of 30 runs. A
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    South China Footballers At K. L.
    149 6 SELKNGOR DEFEATED. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 28. The South China team met the Selangor State team this evening at the Stadium and won by four goals to one. The visitors showed perfect combination and had a pair of strong full backs.
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    Primo Carnera.
    49 6 Reuter, PROVISION LLY REINSTATED BY BO\RD. Cincinnatti, July 29. Primo Camera who was suspended in the spring after a bout with the Negro, Maurice Chevalier has been provisionally reinstated by the National Boxing Associa tion. Camera must dispose of the services of his manager Leon See. Reuter.
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    PHIL SCOTT BADLY BEATEN.
    185 6 —Reuter. YESTERDAY S FIGHT. Knocked Out in Second Round. BY YOUNG STRIBLING. London, July 28. At the Wimbledon Stadium, London, the American Young Stribling knocked out the British heavyweight Phil Scott in the second of a ten-round contest which was a preliminary for the Heavyweight Championship
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    COMING EVENTS.
    105 6 July 29 Municipal Commission Meeting, 4 p.m, R. B Salisbury presents The Girl Friend Town Hall, 9 p.m. 30: Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting, second day. R. B. Salisbury presents “Funny Face”, Town Hall, 9 p.m. 31: R. B. Salisbury presents “Journey’s End” Town Hall. 9 p.m Aug.
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    Municipal Band.
    41 6 To night at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1 March Naworth Castle Hume 2 Overture Raymond Thomas 3 Selection Wilfred Sanderson’s Popular Songs Hume 4 A Dervish Chorus Sebek 5 March The Desert Song Romberg God Save the King.
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    ARISTOCRATS FOR MALAYAN TURF.
    802 6 SENLAC AND POLISSONNE. Particulars of Ipote Maidens. AN OOJAH FILLY. BELOW will be found the names and the performances of the 24 maidens which have been shipped for the Perak Turf Club from which it will be noted that the offsprings of some famous horses are
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    TO-NIGHT AT THE TOWN HALL.
    189 6 "THE GIRL FRIEND.” R.B. Salisbury’s Season in Penang. The following are extracts from Eastern papers referring to the play which is being presented at the Town Hall, to-night. The < ompany arrive here to-day after' playing a very successful season throughout the Straits and F.M.S.
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      17 6 BOSCH” Plugs have proved to be best on the read in the air and on the sea.
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      129 6 H B. WOODFORD. No- 1b. Light StreetStatues, Prayer Books. Scapular of cloth, Gold Scapular Medals of assorted sizes, Gold Medals of *t. Anth >ny Gold Crosses, Cruci fixes and Statues 'n Casas. Rosaries of va ions kicds, going at 50 cents eich- Altar Lamps old and "diver Chains for Me
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      145 6 n The use of a KELVINATOR I S Automatically] Protects Your Food. I 3 H I feTi g CfriWiS fi «I Economical 'I fygianit 1 2 It is less expensive to run than the old fashioned Ice box. Visit Our Yew Show Booms and let us U tell you morp
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      54 6 THEATEE KOYAL 19 Reels Fr w™dne°s n da a y y “u Silent Pictures Ist Show at 7-45 p. m. International News 6 episods of The Diamond Master Serial > 2nd Show a 9 15 p m. The Hurricane Horseman (Cowboy Picture) RIDERS of the RIO GRANDE $rX h NEXT
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    LIBEL ACTION IN SUPREME COURT.
    6696 7 Doyle vs “Pinang Gazette” Press, Limited. Plaintiff In Witness Box. Judge Awards $5,000 Damages and Costs. The libel action brought by Major E. C. Doyle Official Judge, 8. R. A., against the Pmang Gazette Press, Ltd., was begun this morning in the Supreme Court before
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    A WORD FOR THE WORKER.
    539 8 Large employers of estate and other labour are talking of meeting slump conditions by cutting down the wages of their coolies. On principle, there is no objection to wage reductions provided always that conditions justify such a step. Trade conditions at the moment certainly compel
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    BIRTH.
    19 8 Harpur.—At the Maternity Hospital, Penang, on July 28, 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harpur, a daughter.
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    ENGLISH TRAVELLER’S SUICIDE.
    70 8 —Reuter, Embarrassed by Financial Difficulties. London, July 29 A verdict of suicide while of unsound mind was returned at the inquest at Epping of Captain John Ellam, a member of McGovern’s expedition to Tibet in 1922 and who has travelled in Siam and in parts of China.
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    GERMAN UNEMPLOYED.
    72 8 —Reuter. Expected to Reach Three Million Mark this Year. Berlin, July 28. Industrial depression in Germany is emphasised by the announcement that ten and twelve and a half per centum respectively of the employees of Siemens’ and the General Electric Company are being dismissed. Numbers of other firms
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    By the Way.
    416 8  -  Locum Tenen 3 Penang, Tuesday. i LETTER on our table this morning apprises us that there was something wrong with yesterday’s issue of this journal; something incomplete, a sort of potatoes-without-salt or omelette-without-egg flavour. In short, the writer of tnis letter missed the By the Way columns
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    298 8 SOCIAL PERSONAL H. H. the Raja of Perlis and suite are at present staying at the F M. 8. Railway Hotel. Madame Sun Yat Sen, wife of the famous Dr. Sun Yat Sen, is reported to be in Russia. Mr. Parkin, Messrs. Pritchard Co’s cutter at Penang, has arrived in
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      146 8 "fl k I! O B ’|f Mt iMMwniT ar lorrga— —y Po if I To Pay J Our Offer of 2Q Reduction On Cash Purchases Closes I 1 Friday Next, August Ist f I o _y Pont I Delay 1 y I I The Money you save on i your
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      60 8 n— E. &O. HOTEL SPECIAL RACE DINNER AND DANCE Saturday, 2nd August, 1930 (Extension of Licence to 1.00 a.m.) Ham Egg Suppers to order, served from 11-15 p.m. DINNER AND DANCE Wednesday, 30th July and Monday, 4th August MO/V/4 LITTER THE STAR PIANIST, will lead the Orchestra during the PENANG
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    42 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Khaw Bian Teang begs to thank all those who attended the funeral of his beloved wife on last Saturday, sent wreaths, scrolls, letters and telegrams of condolence and also those who rendered assistance or lent their cars for the occasion.
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    India Situation Improving.
    740 9 —Reuter. Moderate Opinion Gaining Ground. Bombay an Exception. 180 Political Prisoners Released on Parole. Industrial Outlook Gloomy. The Government of India’s appreciation of the situation to Saturday says that the situation as a whole shows indications of weariness in the Civil Disobedience movement and that counter-propaganda is
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    BAINSHED WITHOUT TRIAL.
    52 9 —Reuter. Moscow Speculators Sent to North Siberia. Riga July 28. The Soviet Press reports that the Ogpu has rounded up large numbers of small traders in Moscow on charges of speculating in foodstuffs and summarily banished them without trial to North Siberia. Others are confined to local
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    THE ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE.
    63 9 -Reuter. King Emmanuel Returns from Stricken A reas. Avellino, July 28All those who were injured have now been sent to hospitals. From the temporary first aid stations orphans are being sent to institutions and families throughout Italy. Only residents and relief workers are permitted to enter the
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    R100 HEADS FOR CANADA.
    407 9 Reuter. Start from England this Morning. GOOD WEATHER. London, July 28. The airship RlOO may have a flight across the Atlantic to-morrow morning The exact hour of departure and the course she wifi follow will be determined after careful study of probable whether conditions of the
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    CHANGSHA FALLS.
    103 9 —Reuter. Communist Successes in North China. Peiping, July 28. Foreign official reports show alarming developments of the Communist menace. A well-armed red force is stated to have cap tured Nanchang and advanced to within fifteen miles of Kiukiang. Two bands which have been operating in Northern and Eastern
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    BAN ON CONVICT LABOUR.
    112 9 —Reuter. Woodpulp Ships not Allowed to Unload at New York. New York, July 29. A first move was made in the great trade war involving products of convict labour under Soviet rule when the authorities refus ed entry to two ships bearing pulpwood from Russia. This
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    NAHAS PASHA’S PROCLAMATION.
    195 9 -Reuter. Strictures on Present Government. SIDKY PASHA PROHIBITS PUBLICATION. Movements of British Warships. Cairo, July 28. The preamble to the Wafd Pro clamation signed by Nahas Pasha says The present Government has revolted against the Constitution and fled from the face of Parliament. The present Government is
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    CANADIAN ELECTIONS.
    149 9 —Reuter. Rival Leaders Broadcast Their Policies. Ottawa, July 28. Polling in the general election in Canada is proceeding to-day. The campaign wound up with broadcast addresses by the Prime Minister (Mr. MacKenzie King) and the Opposition leader (Mr. Bennett). Emphasising vital issues, Mr King stressed the recent budget
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    NEW FRENCH INSURANCE LAW.
    98 9 Reuter. Textile Workers Declare General Strike. Lille, July 28. A general strike of textile workers has now been declared in consequence of their objection to the new national insurance law. The strikers express readiness to accept tbe application of the new law but demand an increase
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    FLOODS IN WESTERN INDIA.
    59 9 —Reuter. Looting Rampant in Stricken Area Karachi, July 28. The floods in Upper Sind is still endangering Shikarpur from where 5.000 refugees have evacuated and left for Sukkur and Karachi. Five thousand rupees have been sanctioned from the Sind Relief Fund for the relief of the
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      65 9 TO-DAY’S NEWS. Page. Gandhi Cap in House if Commons 5 fur Lcndsn Letter 3 Malayans for the London Zoo 14 Deep Sea Diving Record 5 Germans Told to Tighten Felts 4 Interra io >al Crime Detection 13 Seeing liter 30 Yens 4 Local 7 Spjrt 6 Commercial 18 Shipping 1
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      832 9 New Advertisements. notice. NOTICES. The Eastern Oriental Sales Room. Notice To Consignees. By Order of the Mortgagee TO BE SOLD BY m.s. Fionia Outward Arrived J pc/BL/C AUCTION 24th July, 1930. Merah Police Station, Consignees cf cargo per the above- Bindings, mentioned motorship are hereby notified At 11 a m.
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      98 9 5 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT». 3 AT hi TOWN HALL .4 R.B. SALISBURY I P ESENIS z v H I The Girl Friend *lhe Successor to "No, No, Nanette” u| Wednesday, 30th July HI 3 Funny Faee g 2 From the Winter Garden Theatre, 1 ondon. Hl Thursday, 31st July HI Journey’s
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    Penang Autumn Meeting.
    127 10 HANDICAPS FOR SATURDAY. The following handicaps (two races only > are announced for the third day of the Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting: Race 5. Horses Classes I, II and 111, Division 1, 6 Furlongs. 430 p.m.—The Banker 10.9, Ulah 10.3, Monarch 87. Brown Hill 7.11, Portaferry
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    Claim for $220.
    134 10 JUDGMENT AGAINST LOCAL EUROPEAN. In the Penang District Court before Mr. HA. Forrer, the case was mentioned in which C. H Coombs, a Penang European, was sued by hin Seng Co. to recover a sum of $220-28. being balance due for petrol and materials sold and delivered
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    140 MILE PIPELINE.
    72 10 —Reuter. British Company’s Enterprise in Mexico. New York, July 29. From Mexico City it is stated that the Mexican Government has sanctioned the British Eagle Oil Company to construct a 140 mile pipeline extending from the Furbero Field on the Gulf Coast to Mexico City Work on
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE.
    44 10 -Reuter. Imports Halved by Recent Fiscal Restrictions. Canberra. July 29. Trade returns for June show that the fiscal restrictions introduced by the Federal Government are beginning to show their effects. Imports in June totalled £6,000,000 compared with £12,000,000 in June last year.—
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    NEWS OF SAVINO AT LAST.
    59 10 Italian Airman Abandons Flight at Karachi. Karachi, July 28. The Italian Aviator, Capt. Savino who was flying from Italy to Australia has abandoned the attempt owing to the severity of the monsoon.— Reuter. [lt was reported some time ago tl at Capt. Savino was due
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      ASIATICS’ WAGES.
      541 10 (To the Editor of the "Pinang Gazette.”» gj ri Your correspondent Reason certainly has rendered useful service by drawing attention to the fact that the employers of large labour forces and others in this country are “putting the cart before the horse” by cutting down the wages of
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST.
    129 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 B B E r SHARBB. cn u 8 co u 5 10. to. le. Ic. Mining. X yer Hitam Tm. 9/3 9,9 9/- 9 6 ex
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    T. P. A. and Restriction of Output.
    1383 10 Cable from London. List of Supporting Companies. 17,100 Tons off Market. We have received a copy of a cablegrim received from London by the local ■lecretaries of the T. P. A. It will be femrd that the number of companies in Appendix 1
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    KENNEDY & Co.’s SHARE LIST.
    1079 11 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST. hameb. J ij g > gt WBBBB CDallM.3 n|X 0 t o Al>nby Rnbhes 0$ —j 1 ’0,1 2 A. lor Rubber Petete I 10 1 20 Axalfiai/Mted Malay Jirtctea 1 <0, 3 0 Ayer r ’lt*m Planting Synd'.aate 1 50, 1 70 ex Ayer Kur.ing
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    TALUQDARS CONDEMN CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE.
    373 11 APPEAL ISSUED. Assurance of Support to Government. The following appeal has been issued by the Taluqiars of Partabgarh. We fully re&Vse the disastrous consequences that would naturally follow the present subversive movement which is permeating every nook aid corner of the country. It will suffice to
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    723 12 Port Of Penang. Schedule of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: In Perl X*-g«y. Malacca from Port Weld Sails for Teluk Anson and Bagan Datoh to-day at 1 p. m. B. B. Kuala from Bagan
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      128 12 Auet. exceed »11,000,000. 8. C. Auuranoe in force exceed $38,000,000, The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.' (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). LONDON OFFICE I 27, Old J ew r HEAD OFFICE i Winchester House Singapore. a Jew n, E.C, Tk. Co-,„, k„ £20,000 lb. Supr.M. Court Eo.Uod .0n.p1!.. will. lb.
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      312 12 1 llll 111 IMIIIH 1 TO-NIGHT 6.45 P.M. 9.30 P.M. TO-NIGHT g. J." ’Phone ROAD 264. “SUPER-TALKIE HOUSE.” William Fox All Talking Movietone Dramatic Novelty of the year. < Qip X T "ip XJ Ij' I d starring PAUL MUM who p] ajl Ot/V t/IAI r SI Vi N distinct
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    INTERNATIONAL CRIME DETECTION.
    379 13 PROPOSED LABORATORY, Science to Combat Science. Mr. Henry T. F. Rhodes, in an article on Forensi'* Chemistry in the current i°Eue of the Police Journal (Philip Allen, ss. net), diecuesea the suggestion that an international criminological laboratory should be set up under the auspices of the League
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    DEFENCE OF VIVISECTION.
    293 13 SIR E. SHARPEY-SOHAFER’S ADDRESS. The formal opening took place in mail week of the new animal brreiing research department of Edinburgh Universiy. An address, in which be made a vigorous de** fence of vivisection, was by Professor Sir Edward Sharpey-Schafer. Occasion was also taken to confer the
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    Doctor on Cause of Nervous Breakdown.
    113 13 Surprising facts 'bint nervous people were mentioned by Dr. Millais Culpin, lecturer on PtjychoneuroB6F| at London Universify, in an address to the Riyal Sanitary Institute at Moorget% London. Some of the best work in the world, he said, bad been done by nervous people,
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      161 13 AND A MEMORANDUM PADBy gluyas Williams. x (Copyright, 1930, by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.)F ■Be-" 1 sa n^ JC fe™\ M^?. RANDUM HASN'T THE FAINTEST RE- REALIZES SUPPENIV THAT THAT PAP. SEES THERE S A NO7E COLLECTION OF ANT CONFER- WAS TOR T-IE 12™. HE'S T3R-* ABOUT A CONFERENCE ENCE
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    ZOO INCREASED BY 400 GIFTS.
    409 14 FROM MALAYA. 14 Ft. Cobra with an Appetite. The total number of creatures in the Zoological Gardens has been ir creased by over 400, when the biggest consignment of animal?, birds, reptiles, and fish ever received at one time arrived from Singapore, the zoological clearing
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      278 14 Chivers’ Jams Thousands of tons of fresh fruits are r ECO m MEN d E D taken every year from Messrs. Chivers by STORES everywhere orchards direct to the Orchard Factory to be made into Jams and other fruit products. Every jar is sealed with Aeentg f'? the‘LS. F.M.S.: Chivers’
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      168 14 v > t <A n i\J i k y L Watch The Fruit Your Children Eat. Most children love fruit and many are prone to eat it regardless of its condition. Fruit that is unripe, over-rip«, damaged, or upon which flies have rested, is highly dangerour, causing acute stomach trouble,
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      243 14 1* eastern series FrW ST AUGU STINE'S CHURCH g 'ii manila, pl massive simplicity of the K ISa 1 famous church is one of the i K SOHrJ&h WrIfTLL landmarks of old Manila and ’Rb dates back to 1599. Within are ir ffift IM ffi SB S-MtE inscriptions marking the
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    MARKET PRICES.
    611 15 CHOWBASTA MARKET Penang, July 29, 1930 Mjtton— S j s Matton India* par ib 55 Head Bhaep or goat each 1-39 Liver with heart A long do 1.59 Tripe do 100 Goat or Sheep per ib 56 Sweet Bread pair 9U Baefc 40 Kidnev pair 80 Feet M
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      578 16 P. 0.-BRITISH INDM AND APCAR LINKS (Oompakibs Incorporated is Bsgljnd) MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO services Mnsdar and Oriental S. H. Co., under con- Penang, Teluk ftnson, Port Swettate a ill tract with Hie Majesty’s Gofemment, London and Singapsre Servics and Far East Had Service. a Outwards from London for China
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