Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 August 1931

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 179. VOL. LXXXIX. SATURDAY, Bth AUGUST, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      14 1 B.TOKISATSU STUDIO with cp-to-daU Photo by ahetrift Uffe Hmm Hl» ara, bishop anaa*> PBNJLHB.
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    Moscow’s Fleet-Making Duplicity Exposed
    865 3 Bron’s Tricks Mythical Ships From Japan Schemes to Get a Dumping Navy Mr. Graham, President of the Board of Trade, stated in the House of Commons on July 9, that the Government would not give credits for the building or sale of ships for any country,
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      402 3 Rif H asten Convalescence! HOT weather bring» fever slow wasting exhausting. Every hour of sideness is a wasted hour in the East you know only too well the depressing monotony and loneliness, and besides, your servants seem so aware that you are down. You’ve got the will to hasten convalescence
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    Y. W. C. A. Conference at Ipoh
    1635 6 Four Day Meeting Growth of the Movement in Malaya Tae Y.W.O.A. Malayan Conference held in Ipoh, July 31 to Aogaat 3, was opened by Mrs. B< C. Roberta, wife of the Bishop of Singapore and President of the Malayan Y.W.C.A. Delegates a ad
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      137 6 THE BEST CAR ’W FOR ECONOMICAL RUNNING If you are hesitating about running a car on the score of cost, consider the new Austin Seven. A year’s motoring need cost you only about $250 5 cents a mile for four people, (inclusive of petrol, oil, tyres, tax, insurance and maintenance
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    CAPTAINS DECLARE AT CARDIFF
    569 7 0 FOR 0 Welsh Side Wins by 3 Wkts. COUNTY CRICKET London, August 7 Glamorgan defeated Surrey by three wickets at Cardiff the captains coming to an arrangement to declare the first innings without a run being scored. Yorkshire went sti 1 further ahead in the
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    AMERICA WINNING WIGHTMAN CUP
    344 7 —Reuter. SINJLE’3 VICTORIES Miss Round's Great Fight Forest Hill, August 7 At the end of the day America led Great Britain by three matches to love in the fight for the Wightman Cup. The following are the results Mrs. Wills Moody (America) beat Miss Mudford 6
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    S. R. A. CLASSIFICATION LIST
    243 7 LATEST AMENDMENT Pol Jara Up To Class 2 The following is the latest amendment to the Straits Racing Association Classification List: Horses Transfers :—Merry Christmas from class 2 to class 1 (As from 16th July, 1931). Millionaire from class 2 to class 1. Alpha from
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    “Pinang Gazette” Popular Election
    346 7 New Bonus Offer Announced 4 Busy Day To-day in Campaign Office The rush of candidates to the Election Department today was phenomenal- During every minute until the closing hour, candidates were crowding the office, talking to the Campaign staff, and all eagar to get in subscriptions
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    251 7 Dr. A B Taylor, Medical Officer, S em ban, has been transferred to Kuantan. Mr F C. Marshall has been appointed an Assistant Registrar, Supreme Court, Johore. The death took place recently at Vuar of Mr. Jai Gopal :ingh a Johore veterinary surgeon. Mr. Montgomery cf the
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    Chinese Swimming Club
    79 7 SUNDAY’S WATER-POLO MATCH There will be a Water Tolo match between the Seals Team and the Dolphin’s Team on Sunday at 4 p.m. The following are the players:— Seals Lee Yoon Them, Mah Ah Yong. Yeo Wee Lim, Yeoh Oon Tarm, Teoh Cheng Kooi. Ooi Boon Lay
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    Band Programme
    78 7 To morrow at the Waterfall Gardens —5 pm to 6 80 pm. 1. March Men Of Mons Merechal 2. Overture Ruy Blas Mendelssohn 8. Suite "Petite Suite de Col. Taylor Concert” I. Le Caprice de Nanette 11. Demande et Reponse 111. Un Sonnet d’Amour IV. La Tarantelle Fretillante
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    Municipal Band
    47 7 To day at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1. March Bunch of Roses Chapi 2. Overture The Caliph of Bagdad Boieldieu 3. Selection Patience Sullivan 4. Serenade La Manola Eilenberg 5. Fox Trot Roses In June O'Hagan 6. Selection Florodora Stuart God Save the King.
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    CASE AGAINST INSPECTOR
    1018 7 RESUMED HEARING Evidence of 'Bus Owner More witnesses were called for the pro secution yesterday when the hearing was resumed before the Penang District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, of the charge of accepting an illegal gratification of $2 preferred against Moh. Yusuf bin Gani, until recently
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    ABSENCE OF INTERPRETER
    265 7 ACCUSED DISCHARGED Unusual Incident in District Court Two Chinese who appeared before the Penang District Judge, Mr H. A. Forrer, this morning arraigned on serious charges found themselves unexpectedly set at liberty. The accused Lai Peh and 1 ai Foo wera charged each with voluntarily causing" grievous
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    MR. C. G. SOLLIS
    215 7 Entertainment on Eve of Departure Mr. C. G Sollie Inspector of Schools* Penang, who is leaving for Kuala Lumpur on transfer by the night mail on Sunday, was entertained yesterday afternoon by the staff of the Education Department at a tea party at Nanking Hotel, Penang
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    THE TIN SITUATION
    634 8 The announcement made yesterday that the F.M.S. quota for the period ending August 31 had been reached yesterday morning was almost as staggering, if not as unexpected, as the news of the 60 per cent, cut in mine assessments for the next half year. The position is
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    MALAYS AND THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
    250 8 Lesterday, while writing On the subject cf Malay representation on the Municipal Commission, we did not anticipate that our views would meet with unanimous approval. They have not. Objection has been offered in a manner which enables us to determine with a tolerable degree of
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    Our London Letter
    1624 8 The King’s Appeal to the Nation The Courage of Glasgow Health Certificates Before Marriage (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 16 THE King made a stirring appeal to British industrial enterprise on July 10 when he opened a new dock at Glasgow which was named after him.
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    41 8 NOTICE The Offices and Branches of Messrs. R. E. Mohamed Kassim Co, will be closed on the 11th and 12th August 1931 in respect of the occasion of the Fortieth Day since the demise of Hajee R. E. Mohamed Kassim, J.P.
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    THREE PARTY EFFORT FOR ECONOMY
    283 9 -Rugby Radio Service. SHARING THE “UNPOPULARITY” Cabinet Studying Proposals hoped for saving of £96,000,000 Coalition, Co-Operation or Condemnation London. Angust 7 HeEconMiy Cwimttee which recommended reductions in pui'ic expenditure which wwli resalt in a safng of £BS,B3BNKJ is' being closely examined by ministers and will
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    MR. CRAMER FORCED DOWN
    93 9 —Reuter. Engine Trouble Between aud Faroes Wick. Caithness, August 7 A wireless message from Tborshavn (Faroe Is) states that an airman en route Lromßeykjavik (Le'and) was forced down by ergine trouble. Apparently this refers to Mr. Parker Cramer who has been exploring Greenland to fir d
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    GERMAN BANKING
    84 9 Reuter. Restrictions on Foreign Cnrreacles Lifted Berlin, August 7 Restrictions on foreign currencies for the financing of imports and exports or the tan?: of goods are lifted until fuither totice in order to foreetal, as far as possible any unnecessary hampering of legitimate foreign trade, but export and
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    NO NAVAL HOLIDAY
    71 9 ho Premature Proposal Fro® the U. S. A. Washington. August 7 Tk report that the United States may a two years' naval holiday is denied 5 the White House and the State Depart The latter states it is undesirable to the question of naval limitation bethe Disarmament
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    MODERN SPANISH INQUISITION
    125 9 Reuter. Practices of Immigration Authorities In U. S. WKKERSHAM DEPORT Washington, August 8 Practices like those of the Spanish Inquisition are alleged against toe immigration authorities in the Majority Report of toe Wickerabam Commission which asserts that "unconstitutional, tyrannical and oppres give methods” are employed in the
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    GENERAL SMUTS
    85 9 —Rugby Radio ervioe. To Preside at B.A. Centenary Gathering 1 ondon, August 7 General f muts left Capetown to day aboard the ss. Winchester on his way to preside at the Centenary Gathering in London next month of the British Associa tion. This is first time the Association
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    STERLING WEAK IN U. S.
    92 9 —Reuter. The Little Above Gold Shipment Point New York, August 7 Wall Street was bewildered by the weak ness of sterling and foreign exchangee generally to day. Sterling cables opened 4 85 1/16 and cheques 4 84 15/16 —on'y i above the gold shipment level,
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    THE "EMDEN"
    78 9 ,—Reuter. To Give Proper Burial to Bodies Sunk in old Roden’* Singapore. August 7 The new German cruiser Emden has sailed from Batavia to the Cocos Islands on a visit during which she intends to locate and give proper burial to the bodies of the crew of the
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    SIAM TRADE PROSPECTS
    71 9 Brighter Outlook for Rice (From Our Own Correspondent l Bangkok, August 7 Official trade prospects are now much better than for some time. Rice exported from January to July was a million and a quarter piculs greater than in the same period of 19-0. Official enquiries in
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    GERMAN FORD CO. CLOSES
    45 9 —Renter. Germans Prefer to Boy German Cars Cologne, August 27 A decline in the demand for its product in Germany b.s ootnpellea the German Ford Company temporarily to close its new fas German motorists «rently placing orders with purely German firma.
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    SCHNEIDER CONTEST
    130 9 To be Held Over Solent Next Month London, Inf ust 7 Hie Royal Aero Club announces that after consultation with the Air Ministry and the Admiralty, it has been decided that the. Schneider Trophy race between Brrtein, France and Italy shall take place, weather permitting, on September 12,
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    PRESS "CONSCRIPTION"
    113 9 Reuter. German Extremist Papers’ Novel Protest Method Berlin, August 7 Readers of Nationalist. Communist and Nazi newspapers published in Prussia were astonished to find on the front page a column of the smallest type, almost impos sible to read. This was the Prussian Government appeal calling on electors
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    ANOTHER BLOW FOR RUBBER!
    58 9 Reuter. Moscow, August 7 A claim that a Russian has solved the problem of obtaining synthetic rubber is made by an announcement that the Central Executive Commit tee has awarded Professor Lebedev, and an engineer named Karause, the Order of Lenin and prizes of ten thousand
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    ROYAL ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
    113 9 Rugby Radio Service. Lady May Cambridge, and Capt. Henry Abel Smith NIECE OF THE QUEEN London, August 7 The engagement is officially announced of Lady May Cambridge, niece of the Queen, who returned from South Africa a few months ago with her father and mother the Earl
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    LE TOUQUET FIRE
    78 9 Benter. Guests of Famous Hotel Make iHurried Escape Le Touquet, August 7 Fire broke out at toe fashionable Hotel Picardy, which is one of the most luxurious in the world, at 4 o'clock this morning and caused over a hundred guests to make a hasty exit. Within
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    AN EARTHQUAKE SOMEWHERE
    50 9 Reuter. Vio'ent Shocks Registered in Australia Sydney, August 7 A violent earthquake which dislodged the East West registering pins of the seismo graph was recorded at the Riverview College Observatory at 12.18 p.m. The shocks continued nearly three hours. The epicentre is estimated 2 240 miles away.—
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    THE LINDBERGHS
    26 9 Reuter. Ottawa, August 7 Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh are still detained at AkUvik, near the mouth of the MacKenzie River, by rain and fog.-
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      MALAYA'S RESOURCES
      274 9 To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette Sir. —The Government having done all possible to prove to the inhabitants of Malaya that a large number of agricultural products can be profitably grown in this country on a commercial scale whi'e the press of Malaya frequently has urged the
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    CATALONIA AGAIN
    110 9 Reuter. Hostility to Rest of Spain Madrid, August i Owing to the hostile atmosphere here against Catalonia, which it is felt may arouse unpleasant incidents, Colonel Macia. toe Catalan leader, will not visit Madrid next week to present to the Cortes the Statute of Catalonia which demands autonomy
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    CONGRATULATIONS FOR MR. MOLLISON
    260 9 Reuter. Desert Landing to Ask Sheik the Way London. August 7 The young Scottish airman, Mollison. who broke all reccrds by completing his Australia— Ecg’and flight yesterday in 8 days. 22 hours, 25 minutes, was completely exhausted when he retired to bed at a London hotel
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    THE SHARE MARKETS
    533 10 Maser*. Kennedy 0-'.* reported on "Friday as fcllowe Throughout July the Share Markets have been more active than for some time past but after the holidays have opened very quietly. Tin has been fairly steady between £ll4 10.0 an( l £.00.10 0 dosing £lllO.O. but Mining shares
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    73 10 (Rugby Radio Service) London, August 7 Para. 123 85 New Yorkj 4.85 BrusecD, 34 83i; Gensva, 24 86; Amglerdam, 12.02 f; Mi’au 92.85; Berlin Hcookh im 18.15; nonsohagea, 18.16 GJ), 18.16; Vienna, 34.55 Prague, 164; 193; Madrid, 561; L’et no, 110; Athens, 375; Bucharest, BJ7; Rio, 3.1 Buenoa
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    EXCHANGE
    62 10 Penang, August 8, 1931. By Courtesy of The Chartered Bank Ou London Bank Demand 2/3 23/82 ~4 m/li 2/8 27/32 ivai? 3 m/ta credit 2,4 7/32 O .i i, Dcsumcniary 2.4 11/32 Ns York Bank Demand 551 ffrauw T.T. 1,410 lodia T.T. 155 i fctongfcofc t.T, 78 T-T 139
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    173 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations tn MESSRS. KENNEDY Go’s share list at 11 a.m. to day:— Yesterday To day ss g a> <d a> Shares g. s cq qq pq co 0. c. 10. 10. Rubber (Dollar) Kedah 150 1.75 1.50 1.75 cum
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    58 10 .Latest Lcndon» New York and Local Prices TIN; LONDON Spit £'*lBlo 0 Up £%O 0 3 lastin’ £ll3 2 6 Up £2 2 6 SINGAPORE $57.12J |tr util Up $1.25 125 tons hM RUBBF-Ri Lottfen 2| ft Down 1/lfid Mew Ytri 5 7/l6c.(GiM) Down 1/16c Leca! 8|
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    SINGAPORE PRICES
    125 10 LONDON STANDARD (GOOSE) B.R. Sheet 8i ots. ftr pound =psr pl tlO 83 Q diet. Londoa 2|l New York 5 7/16 cts (gold). (By Courtesy of Msisrt. Allen Dennys}. General Produce Agency Ltdbiu<apui« Prieu tor buuiaard tubbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are ae follows: Bpo» 81 ota. p«r
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    HEALTH STATISTICS
    92 10 The health statement for the Municipality of Gocrga Town for the week ending August J, 1931, shows a totel of 48 deaths—27 males and 21 females—-the death-rate bring 16.86 p r mille compared with 20 ?7 in the preceding week and with 20.58 in the corresponding week cf
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    330 10 St. GEORGE THE MARTYR (Church Of England) Tenth Sunday after Trinity 7 5° Litany, 8.0 a m Matins, 8 30 Holy Communion, 10.30 a m Holy Communion Chinese, 60 pm Evensong, Hymn 161, Psalm LI. M .gnificat Nunc Dimittis Hymns 237, 365, 22. Friday 6 0 Evensong. PROVINCE
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    204 10 Penang August 8, 1931. Ote. *snar Opium p, «hart aom 1.000.1 C h w-n lo’d luaf «llan 71.0 T Mac» Picking nom 170.0' Nu'maya 801 70.00 h HOl u 60.00 Oooonutapar 1,000 u 15.00 Copra Sundriad buyer* 4.45 Rattan* mLm 11.1 Rattans Ooarw 10 6C Green Snail Shell*
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST
    900 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST H Hi i BUVBWS HMM g 0 I 8? lOt gz Kuntag Bnbbe> 2j w EaW 5’ BtUttae* Flanta »2 Banta Rabbs» UrtatM 6. 76 Bubba» ce Rubber Brtataa 35 45 Fraud Uu*»td PlanteMan* 1. 7 5 BokH Jeloto »< Rubbss fklast-- 20 80 Wiklt E.
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    1714 11 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines THE following is a list of vessals arriving and sailing from Penang during the ipek IN PORT TO-DAY 18 M&tang from Victoria Point, Renong, Kopah and Tongkab Sailed for Tongkah, Kopah, Renong an! Victoria Point to-day at noon. 8a
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      GRACE FOR ALL
      756 12  -  BY I. G. E. L. How eften ore will heir people aw... ”2io, she is not exac ly prtt y, but sh« belle bmself well and is v*ry graof a.” We ail achieve perfeo’lon of c >mplexien or figure, and we are not *ll born with email
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      39 12 I THEATRE ROYAL !j TO NIGHT AND UNTIL SUNDAY 808 CUSTER in "The Covered Wagon Trails’’ (5 reels) 808 STEELE in “The Oklahoma Sheriff’ (5 reels) “The Student of Prague" A Bohemian legendary story featuring CONRAD VEIDT (70 reels?
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    CIVILISATION IN THE FUTURE
    574 13 THE MIDDLE WAY Is it Capitalism or Communism? "RenaiEsanee or Decline” wai the enbjict of the commemoration a Idresa delivered by the M.rqaia of Lothian at the London School of Economica and Political Science, at which the chairman cf the Court of Governors, Sir Arthur Stee’-MaiJand,
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      255 13 ,I ~OV||y |p I I£ A ap I I IxalsJMl Ol FERRINS' i sauce Brings out the flavour 3 Ucf Fish, Flesh Fowl 1 j- **y 1 A* *A/ HG BORN 1830 i STILL GOING. STRONG UGURES OF POPULARITY Figures often supply a proof of popularity, and figures show that
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