Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 25 November 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 271. VOL. LXXXVIII TUESDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      583 1 IT. NAGATA BROTHERS DENTISTS Head Office next to The Dispensary. I Branch Office 52, Leith Street bT iT— nil 11 M*M'*»M******M**o*MO..«o*M***«t*’ w In <& s h 3* z V/a.. C" tt TM 0- f ~~i I Black a,d White s I LEADS B H PRESSED STEEL TANKS ii raM»-O! BUCHANAN’S'
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      16 1 H.TOKISATSUI STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. ’Phone 772, 168, 70,BISHOP STBEBI', PENANG. ==OT =====~=i
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      1766 2 POSITION WANTED u V x»bi DRAiITF i* nederlandsche handel IS! f MAIbON de BbAt’it- N maatschappu.n. v. CMnwe aged 31} Chief Clerk and 23, Bishop Sire t. Penang. Y«MOC I rk **flQ I NETHERLANDS TRADING. SOCIETY Book Keeper wnb sonna knowledge of TBU <4OB. ATTjHS YsdlUd l n aD ‘*****
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    LONDON’S LOST TITLE
    1169 3 NEW YORK THE LARGEST CIIY A Question of Boundaries Dr. Walter Laidlaw, m American cen huh expert, who has been to London to find a basin for comparing its population with New York’», bas returned to the United Hirtieg to rtport that there will never be, within
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      156 3 I Ng2 TALCI,in j j People of 60 Countries Realize the Pure Soothing Qualities to be Found in I Talcum ID El j Cai imY medicated, it absorbs I perspiration and is cooling and (refreshing. Ideal for Baby after the bath, as a finishing touch to I Mother’s toilet and
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      155 3 ■HM—PHWBwwiu.■ '-Jimi mi. ijwi Acnw .«.'symwK},- j Wk GIVE MUSIC i THIS X’MAS I Nothing is more appropriate I or acceptable than a gift of p I Records or a Gramophone. I It’s a gift that will b’ reg membered all the year. d I A FEW SUGGESTIONS A set
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    Husband or Children?
    496 4  -  IADY KITTY VINCENT asks: (in the London Daily Mail) I MET a friend last week who told me that her husband, who is a soldier, had been ordered to India, and that ebe was torn between leaving her two small children al h'>me and accompanying him, or
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    FUTURE OF AIR TRAVEL
    390 4 INDIAN PROBLEM A Chain of Aerodromes Visualised Mr, C. A. John Hendry, in making a pha:<r better travelling facilities in ludia, in a recent roadcast address said “It set ms doubtful to me whether our transport problems in the large cities of India will ever be
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    DRUNKEN DRIVERS IN AMERICA
    262 4 HALF MILLION MAIMED 15,000 “Bag” During the Year Intoxicated motor car drivers have killed 15,000 people in the United States and maimed or injured from 300,000 to 500,000 others according to an estimate compiled by Senator Dill (Democrat), of Washington. “la seven years’* says the statement,
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      58 4 Poppy Day 1930. J ii Messrs. Brawn, Phillips n J and Stewart, Ho. la, L (9 Penang Street, Penang, C\ are The Honorary Treaburers of the above Fund luy II to whom donations should be sent. Remittances sent by post should be /i Registered. 1 fe— Vbv should ytve Martell's
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      146 4 THE TORTURE OF PILES. Why continue to suffer? With DR. VAN VLECK'S ABSORPTIVB PLASMA no case of this painful malady is too stubbora or too long standing to be completely and peimanently cured. The easy application and wonderful power of absorption of DR. VAN VLECK'S ABSORPTIVE PLASMA is amazing. It
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      565 4 Asset* exceed <11.000,000. S. C. Assurance in force exceed <38,000,000. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE I Winchester Hoose Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C Tbe Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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    POPPY DAY FUND IN THE PROVINCE
    213 5 > CHI Nr b.. f AIR 3 $1,600 Sent to Treasurers In connection with the oppy Day Fund in Province Wellesley, a committee consisting of Messrs. Heah Seng Whatt hairman', Kce Tek Thye, Ong Chin Ooh and G. 11. Goh tllon. Secretary), was formed
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    Chinese Widows' and Orphans' Institution, Ipoh
    105 5 At the 27th annual general meeting of the Chinese Widows’and Orphans’ Institution, Ipoh, held on Sunday at the Perak Chinese Chamber of ommerce, the following officials were elected for the year *****931 President: Mr. Lee Ah Weng, J.P. Vice President: Dr. K. T. Khong.
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    Sweepstake Winner’s Troubles
    139 5 .—Reuter. “FIRST INFORMERS” Vancouver, November 25 How winning a big sweepstake prize may induce brain fev»r ia a winners effort to keep his winnings is illustrated at Vancou ver where two brothers of the Irish Sweep winner Dawe have instituted friendly actions is ‘first informers’ under the
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      13 5 lou should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative
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      106 5 —nt What a Newspaper Can Do. Av For fifteen years the Campbell Soup Company, of Camden, New Jersey, refused to enter into any i extensive newspaper advertising campaigns. It did not thrive as the directors had hoped and it was decided a year ago to begin newspaper advertising on a
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      73 5 MURPHY NO. 16. < fcrC (h <5%, jOfe? I j —l L x XJW Vmiiir--- ii ■>>*<» t I n—r— L»arss~ -ru-»»- i i■■■■ u i■■■ ibf-iw..- r.w-r- r^KBK* iNU »r~i *—i■ i .-w*rw> ■sy■ im «’h w J CIGARRERj I I '?RER| J -1 :j! -i, i I rf
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    Fortunes from Old Masters
    1520 6 u« A i »y t 3(M J 11 irUIdJS > idflO ■OJ Hobby That Becomes an Investment Art Collecting The growing popularity of ert collecting, especially during the p«At .twenty yeare, is undoubtedly very largely due to the fret that collectors have that if followed with
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    733 6 Mr. D.F. Topbam, J.P., has been appointed r member of th® Planters’ Loans Board from November 8. Mr, M. 0. English, of Kuala Lumpur, is homeward bound by the Perseus” from Port Swettenham. Lieuterant C.A. Fitch, of the M.S.V R., has fren transferred to the M.SV.R. Reserve
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      224 6 I -1 1 Refrigerators I I Chilled by I I Kelvinator I j Stay fl 9 Dry and Sweet I I I I lOai/ I B<nfl!lH* flPnB W ?fmw I i|||ll!l 16 -bX l!!lll ""lllllia^ lS I V, > always BMMr B rip HERE’S not a trace B 1 of
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      335 6 4 >/'•''W--1 I T SMb». Careless Washing Spoils Children’s Hair Any child can have beautiful hair—heahi and inxuriint. It is simply a shampooii g. Proper shampooing makes the hair soft m sdky. It brings out all the real life J lustre, all the natural wave and colonr 30 leaves it
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    St. Stratford Fit for Class I Company
    1854 7 Why is Bobtail in Class III? New Importations Penang Turf Club New Year Programme Reduced Stakes By TIC-TAG <7 ESTERDAY T said that several I class English horses had recently been purchased by Malayan race horse owners and promised to give some details
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    TURF CLUB NEW YEAR PROGRAMME
    820 7 DROP IN STYLES The official programme for the Penang Turf Club New Year Meeting, just out, shows, as I feared, a substantial drop in the stakes and the horses most affected are those in Class 1 Division 1. The Penang Turf Club New Year Meeting
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    CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY
    84 7 —Reuter. Still a Cause of Sino-Soviet Friction Moscow, November 24 Karakhan has replied to the letter from Mr. Moh Teh hui in which the latter expressed dissatisfaction at recent statements by Karakhan regarding the administration of the Chinese Eastern Railway. Karakhan says the Soviet Government considers it
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    MINIATURE GOLF AT PENANG
    502 7 SOMETHING FOR ALL Nine Hole Course at E. 0. I PENAN<r residents will b* keenly interested to lean that a nine hole miniature golf course is being laid down on the lawn of the E &O. Hotel and that play will be possible from to-morrow evening.
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    COMING EVENTS
    31 7 Dec. 6: Inter state Hockey: Penang v. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur. 11: Board of Licensing Justices. Quarterly Meeting, District Court. 2 30pm 13: Inter-state Hockey: Perak v. J enang, Penang.
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    Distances, Stakes, etc.—At A Glance
    141 7 00 Entrance Refund if PT, A cc Ist 2nd 3rd fee scratched C.UAOD t* i_- a 1 sp.m. on .tiUil Run Run oq sub]oct to j av previous Refund. to Race Horses Class I Div. 1 1 Mik 6 Fur. 1 Mile $2,500 dist. $4O
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    STABBING AFFRAY IN TRANG-ROAD
    122 7 CHINESE SEVERELY INJURED Deposition Recorded by Magistrate A serious stabbing affray occurred lata yesterday evening at Trang road over the question of the ownership of a duck. A Chinese, who described himself as a rickshaw coolie, was set upon by a number of his compatriots and
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    European Unemployment
    214 7 The Straits Settlements Government has appointed the following Local Committees Singapore —C E Wurtzburg Esq. (Chairman), JAP Strachan Esq. F E Dilley Esq. Lt.-Col. Mackenzie and Dr Webster. Penang —G A Potts Esq, (Chairman), NAM Griffin Esq.’ Lt.-Col. J J Saunders and E Newbold Esq. Malacca —C Milne
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    INGAG MENT CEREMONY
    179 7 The Hindu religious ceremonies in connection with the announcement of the engagement of Mr. T. A. Nagaraja Pillay, son of Mr. Alloo Pillay, to Miss Parvathy Kolandai Animal, daughter of Mr. V. Karuppiah Pillay. Chief Clerk, Bertam Estate, P.W.. were conducted at Mr. Karuppiah Pillay’s residence in
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      61 7 I Cars Homa LEAVE. I 3 Take advantage of oar special arrangements and purchase a j—MORRIS I For delivery in England. IHO WORRY—NO PELW I NO EXTRA EXPENSE. 1 2 We can take in your old car I in part exchange. I Cail or write to us for I particulars.
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    WITHOUT EVEN THE MESS OF POTAGE
    618 8 A few years ago when all political entities in Britain agreed to make the giving away of slices of the Empire a non-party question, a minority of shortsighted people affected to see possible danger and disadvantages in the pastime. With benign patience, the better-informed
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    $1,000,000,000 MERGER
    82 8 —Reuter. Big U. S. Banking Amalgamation New York, November 24 Four concerns—the Bank of the United States, the Public National Bank and Trust Company, tbe Manufacturers’ Trust Company and the International Trust—are amalgamating with resources of a thousand million dollars under the presidency of Mr. J. Herbert Case,
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    By the Way.
    1108 8 Penang, Tuesday. Cf ERE is a j )b f r the Commissioner* Municipal to do. Writing to us on the question of rates and assessments —and with us it is a pet topic—a reader discloses much good sense in respect of relief to the public. One cannot
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      62 8 c J E. O. HO i EL. The Band cf s s. President Van Buren will play f .r the fcfter-Dinrer Danes ON Friday next, 28 h November. TONIGHT Dance. Thursday, 27th November Impromptu -f'er-Dinner Lance, (F Ar O Outward Mail.) Reserve Frida}- sih December, for our Grand Ball. In
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    CONFERENCE GETS TO WORK
    717 9 neuter. Federal Relations Committee Extended Cpiimistic Atmosphere Genera! Improvement in Situation in India Constructive thought Stimulated The Federal Relations Committee of the Indian Round i’able Conference held its first meeting yesterday, when the personnel was further extended. Events at the Confcrenc are are being keen-y watched
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    RUSSIANS WALK OUT
    109 9 i.— Reuter. Dissatisfied at Proceedings at Disarmament Committee Geneva, November 24 Mortified at having numerous amendments rejected by the Disarmament Comi ittee, Litvinoff departed for Milan en r te to Moscow leaving Lunarcharsky in cl. i rge of the Soviet delegation here. It is i tied Litvinoff
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    NEXT CENSURE MOTION
    57 9 Rugby Radio Service. London, November 24 It is expected that the Conservative motion asking the House of Commons censure the Government for not havii g formulated effective proposals on .npirc trade at the recent Imperial Conference will be debated on Thursday According to the "Timee’ the Govern
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    MRS. BRUCE AT TOKIO
    71 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Met in the Air by Korean Woman Flyer London, November 24 Mrs. Victor Bruce, the young English woman, reached Tokio today having flown from England, and received an ex tremely enthusiastic welcome from assem bled thousands. On the last stage of her Hight
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    ARGENTINE GOLD
    54 9 —Reuter. Six Million Dollar Shipment to the United States New York, November 25 Gold to the value of 5.975 000 dollar? has arrived from the Banco de la Naeion oi Argentina three millions of wh ch is con signed to the Gua’-anty Trust Company and th remainder to
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    ORDER FOR 200 FAST FIGHTER PLANES
    166 9 Britain’s Air Defence Forces to be Re-equipped WHERE WE LEAD London, November 24 Britain's air defence forces are being largaly re-equipped under a schema which will be carried out during the next fi'teen months. The Hawker Engineering Company ’<•>? revived an Air Ministry contract
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    STEAMER LOST IN GALE
    158 9 pd by trainloads of ballast. —Rugby Radio Service. Railway Line in Danger Near Hastings Cuxhaven, November 24 The German steamer Liaise Leonhardt went aground in the Elbe Estuary in the gale and is believed lost with her crew of thirty. A salvage steamer rushed to the
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    A VERSATILE AIRMAN
    128 9 ,—Reuter. Franco Escapes from Spanish Prison Paris, November 24 It is learned from Madrid that the airman Franco, together with another imprisoned major, has escaped from prison. This airman achieved world wide prominence by an unsuccessful trans Atlantic flight in June last year. After being missing for
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    U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT
    117 9 —Reuter. Two Novel Proposals to Come Before Congress Washington, November 24 The suspension of all quota immigration until July, 1933 except iu the case of im mediate relatives of persons already in the United States is being proposed by Senator Reed at the next session of Congress to
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    AN AMAZING COUP
    150 9 —Reuter. Swindler Walks Off With £1,115,613 ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE BY BANKNOTE PRINTERS Waterlow’s Sued in King s Bench Division London, November 24 An amazingly bold coup by which a swindler fraudulently obtained lover a million sterling’s worth of hank notes direct from the printer was mentioned in the
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    'PLANE DOWN IN THE BUSH
    136 9 land machines bad visited ambia.—Rugby Radio Service Machine Drawn Thirty Miles for Repairs Lond >n November 24 The Royal Air Force W ist Africa flight of three machines left to day on the return journey (com «thnrat to K hartoufaa. During the outward flight one
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    U.S. FLEET MANOEUVRES
    105 9 ,—Rugby Radio Service. Visit by Commander of Atlantic Fleet Lon ion, November 24 The visit which the Commander-in Chief of the Atlantic Fleet, Admiral Sir Michael Hodges, will pay at the invitation of the United States Government to the Commander in Chief of the United States fleet
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    STOP PRESS
    58 9 —Reuter. LITVINOFF AND GRANDI Milan, November 25 Considerable interest is attached to an interview between Litvinoff (who left Geneva yesterday, see this page* and Signor Graudi lasting a hundred and twenty minutes at the Prefecture after which Litvinoff returned to his hotel where Signor Grandi visited him and
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      16 9 You ehcula give Martell's Brandy the p'S) srenee over others as it is super a *ve
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      THE PEOPLE'S HEALTH.
      551 10 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette Sir, —The amazingly large number of votes cas in favour of Dr. Monon’s motion at the Hu Yew Seah which you published in your Saturday’s issue not only discloses the psychology of those present at the meeting, but alsu recalls
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      THE FIFTH ARMY
      225 10 Sir, —In your good paper of yesterday you had a column about that very gallant soldier “Goffy” or to give him his true title General Sir Hubert Gough. As one who saw the big attack open I should like to sta:e what lebeh korarg was the situation
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      TRANG-ROND DEBRAWLS
      87 10 Sir, —Last night a row started in Trang road, and a fight ensued between two coolies Trang road is situated just at the back of Magazine Police Station a distance of not more than a hundred yards. The place lacks police supervision and I would propose that the
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      PENANG-CHINA!!!
      149 10 Sir, I read your remarks re above in a recent issue of your paper. Recently I had occasion to write for some prospectuses of preparatory schools in England and at least 75 percent, of replies were addressed Penang China, or Penang—lndia, one. Penang China, F.M.S. As each and every
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      ASSESSMENT
      104 10 Sir, —During this period of gloom, may I express the opinion that it is time for the authorities to reduce assessments, rates, etc., in order to render relief to the general public. There is no need to say how much the lower middle classes are suffering owing to the
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    Penang-A Discussion
    185 10 Penang! What’s wrong with Penang? The Health should be improved. What is wrong with the Health Mainly, as the Health Department report, Tuberculosis. What causes that Mainly bad housing and overcrowding. How could that be improved By spreading the people over a bigger area. Is anything being done
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    Chinese Woman Fined
    107 10 DISORDERLY CONDUCT OUTSIDE THE DISTR.CT COURT I forgot where I was and that is why I shouted but how I du not to make any plea,” said Chong Lai K »n, a Chinese woman of advanced years, when charged before Mr. E. Jago in the Second Police
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    Alleged Possession of Dutiable Liquor
    62 10 CHINESE CHARGED Mr. H. R. Baker, of the Government Monopolies, charge! a Chinese named Teh Kim Soon in the Second Police Court this morning with the possession of dutiable liquor. Kim Boon pleaded not gu’lty. Mr. Baker asked His Worship for a postponement of the
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    PENANG MUNICIPAL DEFALCATIONS
    427 10 FINAL PHASE TO-DAY Commissioners. to Confiscate Contributions What will probably be the last phase in the recent Penang Municipal defalcations will be reached to-day when Mr. G. W. Bryant, President, Municipal Commissioners, will move a number of resolutions authorising the Commissioners, in view of a judgment obtained
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    Son Steals Father's Money
    191 10 THEFT INSTIGATED BY A FRIEND In the Second Police Court this morning Inspector Frew charged a Chinese voutb. named Kor Hee. with the theft of $l,OOO the property of Kor Lye, the father of the accused. Young K o r Hee pleaded guilty to the charge.
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    Public Navigation Obstructed
    67 10 TONGKANG MEN FINED BY POLICE MAGISTRATE A charge of obstructing public navigation at the Sungei Pinang river mouth at midnight yesterday was preferred against •a Muhammed id, named Mydin, and a Chinese named Cnong Keng, in the Second Polica Court this morning. I: was then low tide
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    A SHOW CAUSE CHARGE
    258 10 MALAY YOUTH ORDERED TO EXECUTE BOND The case against a Malay youth, Mat bin Chat, who was asked to show cause why he should not be bound over to be of good behaviour, was prro a eded with this morning in the Second Polioe Court. On
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    Chinese Women Charged
    110 10 ALLEGED ILL TREATMENT OF CHILDREN In the S cond Police Ucurt this morning Chong Ah Choy, an elderly Chines?, was charged with permitting a child named Leong See Nai to be ill-treated on November 11, 1930 A young woman, named Chong Ah Chuan, was also charged at
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    Gen. Smuts as Viceroy?
    190 10 ”BSST AVAILABLE MAN IN THE EMPIRE.” London Mr. Hamilton Fy'e in a letter to the “Spectatoi” suggests General Smuts as the next Viceroy. The “Spectator” approving, emphasises that the best available man in the British Empire should succeed Lord Irwin. (General Smuts, who is 59 years
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    The Mails
    42 10 The homeward mail by the s.F. Kartnala closes at 5.30 p.m, on Saturday tne 29th instant. The s.B. Banchi with mails despatched from London on November 6 is expected to «’•rive here fat 1 p.m. on Thursday, the 27th instant.
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    s.s. Kedah
    75 10 The Kedah left Penang yesterday for Singapore with the following passengers: Mr. and Mrs. A. Djurup, Mr. J. M. White, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lowe, Mr J Finlay, Capt, and Mrs Hancock, dr and Mrs Langhton, Mr and drs Wong Sewai, Mr Wong Chi leung, Mr Cheah
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    184 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 Tc-day g g SdAEUS. u M do CO 10. 10. le. 8 5 Mining. Bangrin Tin 13/9 14/6 13/6 14/6 Changkat Tin... 17/ 19/- 15/ 17/6
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    53 10 Latest London» New York and Local Prices T//V: U NDON Soct £*****-5 Down 17/5 1 Mentta’ £ll4-17-6 Down £l-5 0 SINGAPORE 559.25 per pick’! Unchanged 100 ions dona RUBBER. London d. Up 1/15 d. lank 9j c. (Sold) Unchanged Local 14| cts. Unchangod By Courtesy of Messrs.
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    SINGAPORE PRICES
    108 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet 14| cts. per pound =per pl $l9/33 Dull. London 4f I New York 9i (gold) (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys). General Produce Agency Ltd Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as folio v g:— Spot 141 cts. per
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    TIN PRICES
    83 10 Messrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London, November 21. Spot £115.0.0 three months’ buying £116,2.6 three months’ selling £116.5 0 Messrs. Boustead d Co., Ltd. 25th Nov. quotation for Singapore refined tin $59-25 per picul, business done 100 tons, Penang refined tin I >59 25 per picul, business done
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    Tin Outputs
    17 10 Torgkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co. N.I. F/om 16ch to 22nd November (One week) Picula 270
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    A.K.L. SENSATION
    317 10 Uproar at a Public Meeting The diecneeicn which h«p been engaging the attention of the Ku th Lumpur Chinese community for seme time part over the naming of the halle in the new Selangor Chinee» Aceembly Building canoe to a climax cn Sunday afternoon at the Chinese Chamber
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    59 10 (Rugby Radio Slavics) London, November Psril 123.62: New YjrK Brarael,. 34.83: Geneva. 25J »6 12.06: Milan. 92.76 20.37 Stockholm. 18.09: C < nl '*p ra 18.16 Oelo. 18.16 /ienna 3. q gue 1631; Helsingfors, 193- 43 45; Lisbon. 10^25; Bucharest 818; 4 is Aires, 38|d: Monie Bombay, l/s|d;
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    687 11 A SALIENT FACT Naked Facts of Bad Situation The B»l>® nt faCl of tbe situation which waP not faced after the War is that the indebtedness incurred by thia to the United States aud else-cvu->**y wbere could only be diictwrged by a great iDCteaae in the export
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    71 11 Psnang, November 25, 1980. Ocurtesp c} The Ohartend oanh.) London Bank Demand 2/3 23/32 to. 4 m/ts 2 8 «ivah3m'tf! c’edil 2,4 3/32 n 8 Documentary 24 7/32 OnNe w York Bwk Demand 56 France T.T. 1.425 ndia H T.T. 155 i Bangkok T.T. 78 nmi Bat iv’a M
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    374 11 RETURN OF CONFIDENCE Bradburne Co.’s Report Kuala Lumpur, November 21 Tin: London 3 months £ll7/5/0 do "Spo»” £ll6/5/0 New York 26f cents (G). Singapore <59, 87$, Tin continues firm and the share merket evidences a return of confidence which has long been absent. London have
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    281 11 WELL P AGED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOW PRICE Through a special statement the B F. Goodrich Company announced that its current ass a tB as of August 31, totalled $102,278 000 s"mo' red with current liabilities of $17,191,000, a ratio of approximately six to one. The
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    992 12 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the w*»eki In Perl T«-4ay 88 Aynthia from Paneh due a. m, Sails for Teluk Anson to-day at 1 p. m. m v "Jitra” from Pangkalan
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    321 13 dollars a pound in Java. —‘Ceylon Observer.” EXHAU3TIVE lE*IS IN JAVA Interesting Discovery M. Hendrck Demnt K an efficer on board the e.e. ‘‘S.bajdk” who for many years has carried on experiments in acclimstisirg European fish in the tropics, arrived in Colombo recently. About four years
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    351 13 United Press. DORS CIRCULATING WATER COME FROM Berkeley, Calif Oatob r 4 Just where the Pacific Ocean gets its water supply, and even 8 n ocean b«s whar might be called a glorified plumbing system. i« somewhat of a mystery to m pr< of science.
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    641 15 CHOWRABTA MARKET. Penang. November 25, 1930. Mutton cte. Muttou Indian for io 56 Head Sheep ox roa» M saoh 1-30 Liver with heart 4 luuf do 1.50 Tripe m. do 1.00 Goat or Sheep per lb 56 Sweet Bread pair 40 Suet M 40 > idney pair 80
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