Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 May 1932
1932-05-03
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1932-05-03 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISH ED DAILY No. 101. VOL. LXXXX. 1 UESDAY, 3rd MAY, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS22 words
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Advertisement234 1932-05-03 1 ItnagatM BROTHEr.9 DENTISTS Head Office next to The Dhpenaary. Branch Office 52, Leith Street 'imi 1 1 i i i ii ■.< ii z T L _-Mt-_-»-LLin jSSStV i-.jm— gwaiii iiiiisi—ws inn irw aaKwn B Dollar Exchange Tables STERLING into DOLLARS OZT M t DOLLARS into STERLING J l «aae«™g/234 words
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Advertisement1830 1932-05-03 2 TOLET MUNICZPAL_NOT.CE BANKS. p Road. f of bIM THE MERCANTILE BARK REDERLANDSCHE HARDEL OF IKOIA, LIMITED MAATSCHAPPIJ, B. s M.rdlUW drair. to call Q 0 tng rraiulMlon. now to force Uttratad O.pital ««,000,005 1,, r.0r.1 Clwrter At D. IM4 «X tHW/IL/ Rnncrnlnw ’DQ Vrrfc Rn #l l Th,.. No pereon1,830 words
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Article378 1932-05-03 3 OUS “N.ITUR4L DESTINY” Mr. Baldwin’s Hopes Of Ottawa Mr. Bddwsr, speaking at Worc!»t?-, Baid:— It is too early to Bay what our hop e m*.y be from the o:tiwa Conference, bat I Lope that atanyr&te it will lay the foundations of a much closer economic378 words
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Article227 1932-05-03 3 SIR THOMAS BEECHAM GIVE 3 NEW YORK FOME EPIGRAMS Sir Thomae Beecham, while in the United States, seems ful>y to be living up to his home reputation as a wit, tccordicg to the New York Evening Post. He appe red to get much fun out cf227 words
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Article101 1932-05-03 3 HOW TO GET RID OF A BANDIT “If you do not give me some money, I’ll shoot you,” said a young man who walked into the sub-pcst office in Pim-lico-rcad; 8.W., end pointed a revolver at Mies Barbara Wade, an assistant. M-ss Wade, although frightened, remained cool, and101 words
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Advertisement218 1932-05-03 3 < stSfev wp. ten r R?f'LACEABiE cap ;.->3 s 'et.,iU«£9 ’EFFECT CONDITION <* idfr'. —7\W I/ Try also Chivers’ 'w CLDE ENGLISH Y marmalade \\<<F IAMK JELLY CRYSTALS M CUSTARD POWDER W\ CANNED ENGLISH FRUITS W\ FRESH GARDEN PEAS WZgS/S <’ Chiv«r, <l* Son,. Ltd., Hi.ton, C«mb»., Eng. ye?yN^^' teBCVXJ218 words
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Advertisement308 1932-05-03 3 Ugly Hain- PIANO I <f fj BARGAINS TUI T I i I ClSisi I EBit I 1 i aS-S a aBr— LJ RTyWI S t i M-fe I S ;T| 5 S R li SWi JWi J tft 1 Sensational Discovery Ibb g of British Scientist 'lo'll Men detest superfluous308 words
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Article875 1932-05-03 4 CAVIARE MENU COSTS ONLY 2/6 A DAY BUT THE THIRST I £2,000 Bar Profits on Each Trip Atlantic linerr, the most splendid ■hips ever balk in the history of the world, are In a bad way. They must have mare psHsngers. Their fare» were cat875 words
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Advertisement469 1932-05-03 4 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY BOOK LOVERS. CASH CLEARANCE SALE of BOOKS For Two Weeks Only Commencing 2nd May to 16th May, 1932. Our stocks of Books in all branches of Literature (except latest publications and those on consignment account) WILL BE OFFERED AV SS’A per cent. Discount FOR CASH PURCHASES AT469 words
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Advertisement97 1932-05-03 4 Many of the world’s most beautiful women women prominent in Society and on the stage and screen —are enthusiastic users of ODOL, the pure, white tooth paste with the refreshingly pleasant flavour. They know that ODOL is the perfeet dentifrice—just as ODOL is the perfect Mouth Wash—the two com» bining97 words
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Advertisement391 1932-05-03 4 Get I 0V <PPO<*.Tm£mT ffT Fitness from Halls Wine the Wine. I StrengthGiver m Smit n a g EY Taking Hall’s Wine is the surest way i of getting, and keeping, the strength that means lasting flu.ess. Hall’s Wine can put new life and energy into you at once because391 words
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Article411 1932-05-03 5 EURM OUTRAGE Two Arrests: Bail Refused Rangoon, April 25 Io connection with the assault on Mrs. McEchrin (not Mrs. MacCaklin) it has now been pscertsined that after leaving the Corporal at Mingaladon, she returned in the taxi, which was driven along Kokine Road without her consent. Ou411 words
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Article323 1932-05-03 5 IN MID OCEAN London Girl Chooses Lighthouse Dar-es-Salaam A lonely lighthouse on an island in the Indian Ocsan has been chosen for her honeymoon by Miss Cicely Griffiths, a London woodcat artist, who was married recen ly to Mr. J.E. Taylor, a mining engineer. Miss323 words
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Article425 1932-05-03 5 The Owner Wants to Give it Away A strange sword, which wis the weapen need to murder a European queen, and which ever since has dogged every man who owned it with the cruellest luck, to-day lies in a London bank. The owner wants425 words
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Article255 1932-05-03 5 U.S. Airman Found Guilty THE SENTENCE Guilty,’* pleaded Mr. J )hn Livingston, a popular United Spates airman, when he arraigned at the Police Court at Aurora» Illinois, on a charge that while he was the town’s most eligible bachelor he refused to marry the Police Magistrate,255 words
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Advertisement337 1932-05-03 5 Pleating the Critic A Christabel isn t easy to please Not a faddist you understand, yet displacing a crit'cal nicety in selection. But when she saw and handled Tobralco, her choice was made. The firm, smooth weave sitisfied her sense of quality; in the range of Icvely colours she saw337 words
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Advertisement116 1932-05-03 5 fel UHJnhM ‘r THE IDEAL X FOOD FOR 0 tropics j -I. 'y 1 GVE YOUR BABY THE FOOD YOU KNOW IS NEAREST TO MOT HER’S MILK. Every tin Guaranteed for Purity and Freshness. Lock for the date seal. HUMANISED TOO[F®@© SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA THE DISPENSARY am) LTD. BISHOP116 words
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Article352 1932-05-03 6 ENGLAND MIGHT WIN Bill Tilden Thinks Tne United S.atfs’ clianors of lifting the Dwia Cup apnea? "extremely remote’ to B g Bill Tilden, world professional tennis title-holder. •'lf they were playing on this side I think we would have a chance,” ha said, ’’but I dcub u352 words
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Article127 1932-05-03 6 NEW GOO9LY FOWLER’S BUOCE3S Sydney, April 20 Dm 8.-idunn, with an average of 116.91 for 1,403 mns. headed the Australian averages for all first class matches played during the eraion. It was only in the big g"mes that Bradman excelie 1 for wh l-s he «cored 1,190127 words
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Article137 1932-05-03 6 RECORDS BY AUSTRALIAN PONIES Hong Korg, April 12 At a race meeting ia Hong Kong Daylight Eve, a China pony, ridden by Mr. Palmer, won by a heal and paid $1,505.10 for a win and 188.80 for a place. Eleven win tickets were sold. At the sime meet!137 words
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Article68 1932-05-03 6 Lucky Dewar OAMERONIAN’S OWNER ENGAGED London, April 8 Mr. J >hn A. Drwar, known on the turf as ’‘Luakv Dewar,” announced hi? engagement to-day to Mra. K.E. MeN dll, of Paris. Mr. Ddwar is the owner of C-m»roniar, last year’s D»rbv winner. H* ,b th* nephew of Lord Dewar, from68 words
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Article710 1932-05-03 6 Sir A Keith And The Way To Peace At the U dversities Congress st Rhodes House Oxford on April 5 Sir Arthur Keith gave an addresso n ‘‘Can Race Progress be Rationalized He put forward the view that the racial and national instinct cannot be eradicated from human710 words
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Article301 1932-05-03 6 MERCHANT FiNED SIOG Deterrent for Telling Lies Convicted of crielty to the younger of his two sons, Fan King-cheung, a merchant of 27. Yuk Siu Street was fined $lOO by Mr. Wynne J mes at the Central Pollc’ Court. H ng K >rg, and ordered to gig301 words
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Article300 1932-05-03 6 KEEPING EXPENDITURE DOWN It is the end*Av?ur of the Board of Ministers of C*ylon to keep the expenditure in 1932 33 lown to ninety million rupee’, which is nine million rupees less than the estimate of the Financial Secretary. With th’s cn 1 in view the various300 words
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Advertisement22 1932-05-03 6 Stoci<! at: N. V. STR MTS JAVA F- i'ock >-OAY 4 co. TO»r>tmr m lecaxg Motors TRADING CO. Georgetown Iradep.s So/e Agerts22 words
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Advertisement407 1932-05-03 6 PURE MILK I A 1 I J I qrHERE is a charm Sleek, well-kept cows aboutthe’‘Milkmaid" B raze al la Y ion 8 ln pastures which defies X ese l e e va H evs illustration in black and MU Ineir Nnlk is pure white. Blue skies .-*and rich; full407 words
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Article178 1932-05-03 7 RUMOURS OF INCREASED DUTY That the price of petrol is still further to be raised has been a persistent rumour In town the Increase being put down at 29 cents 1 the present price of a gallon. he tamour has not been confined to t enang. Asa178 words
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Article230 1932-05-03 7 A VISITORS IMPRESSIONS The report that >he Health and Strength "Union of Penang L<e been granted exemp tion from registration by the Colonial heoretary has received with •such enthusiasm by the members of the above body. It is interesting to recall that this Union, which230 words
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Article88 1932-05-03 7 POSSESSION OF DUTIABLE CHEROOTS Whan charged with having in his rosjesjinn dutiable cheroots at Armenian Ghaut a Hokkien named Tneh Kim Leong admitted his guilt According to the story of the prosecution accused was seen by a Revenue Officer rt y-ng two basket?, at Armenian Street Gn examining88 words
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Article69 1932-05-03 7 ,let another attraction to the many i existing has been added to the Fun I Frolic Nightly vast crowds watch with bated breath some really wonderful trapeze acta by Mies La Rose and looping the loop ‘yVr Desperado, a pair of clever artists *hctn the management has69 words
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911 1932-05-03 7 PENANG Chinese Who Shot at Detective “I don’t want to know anything about informers or suggestions to the jury or to the Judge, I notice certain things in the evidence which are quite improper,” remarked his Lordship, Mr. Justice Prichard, K. C, when presiding at the911 words
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Article553 1932-05-03 7 Mr. W. H. Hopland, of the P. W. D. 1e shortly going Home on leave prior to retirement. Mr. and Mrs A, C. Ferdinands Ipoh celebrated their 28th wed ing anniversary yesterday. Dr. Cheah Oheng Toh of the Poh Pharmacy has been appointed Medical Adviser to the553 words
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Article143 1932-05-03 7 FAILURE TO REPORT HIMSELF A Chinese police supervisee named Lee Hock Bang pleaded guilty yesterday before tbe District Judge, Penang, to a charge of failing to report himself to the Chief Police Officer while undergoing a term of police supervision. Detective Inspector Hall informed the Court that143 words
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Article153 1932-05-03 7 —Reuter, Famous Airwoman Arrested MRS. KEITH MILLER Miami, Florida To day There was a dramatic sequel to the death ere on April 24 of the American airman Mr. Haden Clark, at the home of his fixnoee Mrs. Keith Miller, the famous Australian oir woman whois under arrest—Reuter, - 153 words
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Article105 1932-05-03 7 ,—Reuter. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY But No Immediate Commercial Value Splitting” the atom is claimed to have been achieved by two young scientists. Drs. J. D. Cockroft and E. T. Walton, working at Cambridge under the direction of Lord Rutherford. Dr Cockroft stated that they had concentrated on the,—Reuter. - 105 words
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Article89 1932-05-03 7 which was possible or proper.—Rugby Radio Service. Qaestioned in the House bf Commons Captain Eden. Foreign Under Feeretary, said the British Government recognised that it was a matter of the greatest regret th%t tbe Greek and Bulgarian Governments bad been unable to meet tbe service of loanswhich was possible or proper.—Rugby Radio Service. - 89 words
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Article83 1932-05-03 7 TOURNAMENT FIXED FOR EMPIRE WEEK The Malayan billiards championship tournament for tbe Padmore Challenge Shield will be held during the Empire Shopping Week, May 18 to 24, at the New World, Jalan Beear. Entries which are row being received by Messrs, Frankel Eroe of Singapore, are open to83 words
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Article63 1932-05-03 7 P.O 0. D.A F.C. Thursday on ths Esplanade at 5 10 p m.: P 0 0: E Walker; R W trown and D J Fleming; H braoegirdle, J A Hunt and J Crichton; P L ooper, ALB Perkins, J M Strang, J H Reid and T G63 words
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Article141 1932-05-03 7 Results of ties played yesterday Singlee Handicap: —J R Archibald beat Ser ET M Lias 21—7; —4 F N Syer beat +7 W Dawson 21—H; +7 MJ Thorph beat 5 D Raes WiLiam 21 —16. Ties for Wednesday. Mixed Doubhs Handicap: —5 Mrs Tofield and141 words
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487 1932-05-03 7 WEIGHTS FOR 10 MORRjW Card of Eight Events Bt-low will be found the weights for to morrow, together with selections by Tic Tac which are subject to scratchings Rack 1 Homes Class 3 Division 8, 6 furs. Friendship 9 0 Queen Maud 8 0 t487 words
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Article365 1932-05-03 7 OPENING MATCHES Hooi Hye Easily Defeats Van Houten In fine weather a start was made yesterday with the Penang Lawn Tennis Association Championship Meeting. This is the sixth annual meeting, the Championships having been inaugurated in 1927. The Singles Champion in that year was Gerald Pinckney.365 words
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Article42 1932-05-03 7 To day at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. March Cavalry cf the Clouds Alford Overture Egmont Eeethoven Selection Waltzes from Vienna Clutsam Intermezzo The Love Danoe Hoschnn Fantasia Down Myddleton Selection < heep Clay-Smith Fox Trot I’m Gonna Get You Lemani42 words
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Advertisement183 1932-05-03 7 New Advertisements POSITION VACANT Dutch Insurance and commission bankj established 1911, royally approved company Ltd., wants an active, representable Agent at high profits and fixed salary. Address Office Exppes No. 4120, Amsterdam/Z. Holland, P. 0, Hooftstreefc 165. TO LET FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE From Ist June, 1932. No 2 Race Course183 words
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Article457 1932-05-03 8 R. cently the Press Gallery of the House of Commons honoured *two veteran colleagues—Mr. F. IPeppiat of the Timos and Mr. A. Boyd, of the Manchester GaavIdian. Recalling his first association with the Gallery half a century ago, Mr. Peppiat said that Mr. Gladstone was the outstanding figure457 words
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Article90 1932-05-03 8 —Reuter. Second Ballot on May 8 Paris, Monday Ths latest results are as folio va For The Govsrnment Extreme Right 3. Eight 72 Left Republican 32 Centra 23. Against he Government Radicals 60. Republican Socialists 17. Socialists 40 Communists 2. There are 858 candidates for the second ballot.—Reuter. - 90 words
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Article22 1932-05-03 8 —Renter. Arrest of Chief Accountant Stockholm Monday M. Henning, chief accountant of the and Toll Combine, has been arrested.-—Renter. - 22 words
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Article160 1932-05-03 8 TWO CHINESE PLEAD GUI TY Charged with housebreaking and theft and with the fraudulent possession of property two Chinese named Fong Cek and Chow Hai were produced before Mr. J. H. Bassett. District Judge. Penang/ The two accused pleaded guilty to the first charge but claimed trial160 words
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Article128 1932-05-03 8 ENGINE troupe AFTER LE <VI\ T G PENA G The Motor Ship Havel! belonging to the North German Lloyd Bremen 1 ine develop ed engine trouLh while leaving the Penang Harbour on her way to Port Said and is now lying off Pulo Tikus. The ship128 words
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Article593 1932-05-03 8 Penang, Tuesday HE highly dangerous pract Q\ tice of riding bicycles with hands eft the handle bars continues unchecked in Penang. It is time that the police took steps to make this form of swank ur popular. Apart from the fact thfct the cyclist himself invites disaster,593 words
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Article108 1932-05-03 8 Tin— Spot Yesterdav T >-dav London XIII. 10 3 01 I’ll" 0Tin (3 Months) London £ll3 15s. 04. £ll9 0 OcSingapore $58.00 $60.50 Business Done 75 tons 150 tons Penang 556.37 J $60,25 Business Done Buyers No Sellers Rubber London 2d. d. New York 21« c. (G) 3c.108 words
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Advertisement230 1932-05-03 8 j W I f f tc fa A Faw cf the I Colours in Stack Fuschia White/Meadow Rainbow Coral Mentone, Mavy/White f White/Grass/Leaf '<' I Bluebell mag* I I CORRECT SHAPES FAST COLOURS We carry large stocks too numerous to mention in de- rrs "S tail; these illustrations give XV230 words
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Advertisement32 1932-05-03 8 E. O. THK BEST SfTUATEO SEkSUE HOTEL IN THE EAST. ALL ROOMS RACK THE BEI each with sitting room &nd private bathroom attached. *32£RM SAHITATIGX THROUBHOUT EXCELLENT CUISINE under ext*rt European Chef.32 words
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Miscellaneous24 1932-05-03 8 TIDE TABLES Hifh Wife» Low Waiei To Dav 1116 <».m. 5-C9 *nx 11.19 p.m 5.47 pm. To Mobrow 6.06 a.m, 12.16 p.m 6.48 p.m.24 words
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Article405 1932-05-03 9 —Reuter. To Bs Issued Shortly. SPECIAL SESSION OF ASSEMBLY Harbin. Monday Twenty four hours of hoary fighting yesterday morning's destruction of the railway track by a raiding party of In-urgents near Wukimlbo in the Eastern Branch of the 0 E. R. holding up a troop train in—Reuter. - 405 words
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Article114 1932-05-03 9 tauter* Thirty Arrests Io Douglas Murder Case Midnapore, Monday As a resu't of an Intensive house to house search 0 paople have been arrested In connection with the murder of Mr Douglas, Beata nSl)Ure Magistrate, on Paturday.— id on^as WftS sitting at his office table ■my papers whentauter* - 114 words
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Article100 1932-05-03 9 Suggested Conference Regarding Commercial Treaty woulT| l3a 88 w hether Government eonffir D 10 preBen tatlves of Denmark to whersh re^ 9rd D 8 the commercial treaty an inert T rawk ,n r6turn tor importing >nd rn a q lantity of British materials rf U ?k Ure9100 words
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Article131 1932-05-03 9 —Reuter. SA’v.s'/fr/avjz HILLS Washington, Monday Two sensations bills have been introdu ced to Congress in connection with the Honolulu murder trial. The first proposes that Congress grant a free pardon to Lieutenant Massie and the three other defendants and the other bill rushed through the Senate proposes—Reuter. - 131 words
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Article116 1932-05-03 9 Rugby Radio *ervice. Unsuccessful attempt To Hold Congress Session Reviewing the psst week’s events In India Sir Sematl Hjare ia the House of ''ommons regretted to ha e to confirm the reports of further terrorism An outr ge bad been committed in Bengal were Mr, Douglas DistrictRugby Radio *ervice. - 116 words
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Article123 1932-05-03 9 ment < Deference are in session —Rugby Radio Service Tempo ary Lull It Conference Proceedings f ir John imsn and h;a ecretiry returned to T on don yesterday afternoon from Geneva The temporary lull in the more important proceedings of tbe Disarmament Conference is likely to continue for aboutment < Deference are in session —Rugby Radio Service - 123 words
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Article73 1932-05-03 9 —Reuter State Bank To Withdraw Part of Paper Monej Constantinople, Monday The Government is not replacing paper money by silver but the State Bank has called a meeting of bondholders for May 21 to vote on the question of the State Bank’s power to withdraw a certain part—Reuter - 73 words
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Article85 1932-05-03 9 ’’—Reuter. Large Number Sentenced to Hard Labour Sunday evening s demonstration had a sequel in the Marylebone Police Court yesterday when a number of men were fined and sentenced up to twenty one days with hard labour. When one of those charged told the magistrate that he’’—Reuter. - 85 words
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Article86 1932-05-03 9 —Reuter. Proposal To Permit Payment la Silver Washington, Monday A proposal that it should be permissible to pay war debts to the United States in silver was introduced in the Senate by Mr. Hayden, of Arizona, who moved a resolu tlon providing that until 1936 an—Reuter. - 86 words
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Article110 1932-05-03 9 NINE DEAD MANY INJURED From Oar Own Correspondent Bangkok, Monday The convicts in the new Bangkok gaol made a stout bid for liberty on Saturday afternoon when in resisting the assaults of the prisoners the authorities found it necessary to use firearms in order to restore110 words
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Article231 1932-05-03 9 .—Reuter. SINE’S FELT 'engthv Conference With M'*. Baldwin The Prime Minister, who returned from Genfcva on Sunday was subjected to a thorough exxnfnation to day by the Physician fir Thomas Horder and his ooculiet Mr Duke Elder. There will be a further consultation tomorrow as io the.—Reuter. - 231 words
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Article189 1932-05-03 9 .—Rugby Radio Service. "WORLD’S FINEST” Growing Cost of Maintenance During the debate on the police vote In the House of Commons yesterday, the Home Secretary, Sir Herbert Samuel, said he believed the British police force was superrior to all others in efficiency. He added that if its.—Rugby Radio Service. - 189 words
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Article538 1932-05-03 9 Governor’s Confidence In F. M. S. Railways “LONG HAUL WHICH INSURES SUCCESS’’ From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, Monday There was a Urge attendance at the new railway station st Kappel Road which wsb officially opened yesterday. The Gover nor Sir Cecil Clementi, Lady Clementi Sir John Scott538 words
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Article65 1932-05-03 9 Half Farm Board Holding to be Marketed Washington. To day The Farm Foard announces that half of its holding of 1-800 000 bales for tbe stall lisation of the cotton market will be marketed from August 1. The Board states that the Cotton Stabilisation Corporation will make65 words
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Advertisement214 1932-05-03 9 novels Great Short Stcrie». 2nd Serite. Dorothy L. Sayrrg |4. 0 Great Short Sioriea Deletion. 3 ou G 4 H .ve Mercy Oa Me. W o H. V. Merton 3 COI j Search of England. la Search of Sco.LnL In Sealca of Ireland. A Chl«,. Triage. Loni, Jndo» M.li 3.00214 words
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Miscellaneous195 1932-05-03 9 I g» MAJESTIC «3 a Xast (20-night\ I Bert Wheeler and Rob’t. Woolsey j with Dorothy lee in Hadids Screamingly F nny Comedy 9 Peach O’ Reno I ALSO I BOBBY JONES in THE DRIVER’ TOMORROW Fox Movietone’s Am zing Mystery Flay Chau’s Chance with Warner Oiand, -tgiin as the195 words
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Article1128 1932-05-03 10 To the Editor of the Pinang G zette Sir.—The Official Commun qne from the Private Secretary to ®iß Exes hncy the Governor and High Commissioner published in your issue of Sunday, the Ist May, wil* come as a shock to the Mining Industry in Malaya. The industry1,128 words
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Article282 1932-05-03 10 FASTER EXPRESSES TO SCOTLAND Some of the fruits are already apparent cf tbe grater me «sure of oopsratioD between tbe Loudon nod North Eastern and the London Midland aud Scottish Railways which was fort css t at the recent annual meetings of the companies. As a direct282 words
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Article233 1932-05-03 10 INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER TO EXAMINE SI.UATION An sxtrarrdinary r gion’l meatirs o* the In'? nation-I Chsn.ber f Comm- rctook cl in I’nsbrnek Aus'trh) from 16 .b to 24 h Ap ii “to the economic s uition o* Central Europe and to euggu ?t th- 1 av.ii.be method? fir233 words
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Article131 1932-05-03 10 TODAY’S PRICES ffhe following wen the latest «notations la MESSRS. KENNEDY* Oo.’s share list at 11 aan. to day Yeste day To day E B 6 5 Shabhs S, z? 0 9 0° CQ 10. I 0. 10. fl. Mining Asam Kambang 20/- 22/6 20/6 22/6131 words
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92 1932-05-03 10 TUE DAY. 3rd MAY, 1932 Yesterday Today Buyers Sei’era Buyers Sellers Mining Kinta .75 -77} 78 81 Kuchai .45 .50 .45 .50 Pena wat .34 ,36 .35 ,37i Pouth ’’elping .10 .ll .15 Tlu Klang ?0 40 30 40 Ayer Hitam 9/9 10/6 9/992 words
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Article90 1932-05-03 10 Quotations at noon io day Yesterday To day Bayers Tellers Buyers Sellers Milling Hongkongs 12/3 12/9 12/3 12/9 Kamponge 5/6 6/3 5/3 6/Kinta Dredges .76 ,7'i .77} .80 Kramats 21/9 22/9c. 21/3 22/-ei Kuchais 45 .48 .47 .50 Penawats .35 .37j ,36} 39 Sungei Luas .6490 words
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Article79 1932-05-03 10 Singapore Pricaa for Standard Ribbed 4mokad Sheet for today are as todktw:— Spnt 5g cents per lb. May/June 5| July/Sept. h Oct /Dec. —6} I, Market anil. London and Liverpool Stock decreased by 1,457 ton?. The f 11 jwing prices wore realised for rubber eold at79 words
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Article32 1932-05-03 10 Tongkah HaibourTin Dredging Co. N.L. From 24. h to 39th April (me week) Piculs 175 Tin Bentong N.L. For the Month of April Hours 443 Cubic yards 49,800 Piculs 33032 words
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Article65 1932-05-03 10 The amount of rates collected in England and Wales in 1931 32 was estimated at £148.000,009, mare than double the total collected in the year before the war broke out. The average amnnut ia tbe pound cobected was lie. ill. and the averace amount per head of65 words
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Article143 1932-05-03 10 Latest Quotations Mon. May 2 April 30 Sept It Paris 921 188,96 New York 8 8 4 ’B s* Montml 4C9 4.-0 Brussels «6.12} 26 10 84.88 Geneva 18 27/32 1813/16 24.86 Amsterdam 9 08} 902 12.08 Milan 71 O2 86 Berlin 1 5 15 35143 words
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Article80 1932-05-03 10 Peevng, May <3 By Courtesy of QJtartereJ Bank On London Bank Demand 2/8 25/32 H 4 rn/ts 2/3 29/32 Private 3 m/ti credit 2 4 18 ti 3 t* Docum«n»sry 2/4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 42 France n T.T 1,000 nom India i< T.T 154 Bangkok n80 words
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Article247 1932-05-03 10 PenacFi May 3 t CH Benares CpIuSB P. «he 5 COT! 00 31 no hup 1 laid itotf «eHers 7200 Pick’ g nom no BUptlieWuv.3*gk 80 j m 110« looonnts 1.000 45 Jcvr» «undried small galer 5.65 U.tan« «ses II.K Ga lana Ouurtt r ‘9.2 4ra«a Snail Shti247 words
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Article929 1932-05-03 10 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST NAMES, 5 J! RUBBER (Dollar.) j r Allenby Rubber Co. I Alor Gajah Rubbx Estate 45' Amalgamated Malav Estate. 3> Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates 70 Ayer Molek Rubber Co. 15 Ayer cr F-i 2S Balau PI mting SyiMicati ’—s. Bassett Rubber Co.929 words
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Advertisement173 1932-05-03 10 f —l® -A: i will be stopped by taking kalzana I Diarrhoea is usually caused by inflammation of the intestines, generally due to irritated nerves. i By taking Kalzana, the Calcium food, you > will provide your blood with the mineral necessary to strengthen the inflamed areas. The swelling will173 words
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Advertisement17 1932-05-03 10 help yoor sfcrn? f er robber sun p D^ igsr impressions service. The Finart GaK'ie PRESS, LW17 words
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Article2797 1932-05-03 11 annual meeting Chairman and Questions of Shareholders Th® zinnal meeting of Robinson and Singapore, was held on Salnr"B{jr i Page presided and the others rff'nt weie Messrs W H Mecgregor, J I Pawion, s«>. Swr. He, Tan Chin H.ng, "7 Fell, E F Horeni. W Eldred.2,797 words
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Advertisement559 1932-05-03 11 FAR EASTERN MAIL PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICE OUTWARDS For Fort Singapore, Manila, Ilong Y -kohama, Kobe, Dairen,-Taku. (heLo and Tsingtao M By e m .s, “HAVELLAND” [HA L] i'er Port rw< ttei ham. Singapore, Honr.k ng. Sh: nphai, Yokoh mi, N goya» r> obe, Moji Taku Btrre Danly and Tsingtiu May559 words
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Article290 1932-05-03 12 In Mis-stating Age The old bt Let that women are the reeklee* B'x in the matter of their stated aget does not s'and up in the fsc* cf enquiries pursued by inquisitive c fficulo cf the Canadian Bureau cf Statistics on the baeis cf census return?. Their290 words
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Article99 1932-05-03 12 Sir Malcolm Campbell, who r'cently established the world motor spiel r. c;rd cf two hundred and fi’ty four mile? ac hour a 1 Dytcna Be*cb, Florid?, was Iht guest cf the Aldwych Club at luncheon recently. Major Whitta s Sir Malcolm s father in ’aw, in proposing99 words
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Article86 1932-05-03 12 An old horse, a veteran of the great war, and still bearing the m?rk of a severe wound, wag put up fcr auction to pay a farmer’s debt near Boehcf, says Reuter’t Care Town correspondent. While the auction proceeded the ten-year-cld sen of the farmer stood86 words
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Article21 1932-05-03 12 George Wheeler of Pirbright, Surrey, who was the late Mr. Gladstone’s coachman, has died at the age of ninety,21 words
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Article164 1932-05-03 12 Phenomenon on Sydney Bridge An electrical phenomenon has arisen in connection with the passing cf motor traffic over the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Collectors complained that as they were taking the tolls frem the occupants cf motor-cars ihey received electric shocks whenever th( ir banes touched those of motorist?.164 words
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Article166 1932-05-03 12 2 PRELIMINARY TO TRUE LOVE What’s the harm in flirting? asked Oar<on Spencer H. Elliot', vicar of Bolton >t Manchester early Let month. A woman’s response to love,” he said, **is essentially slow. True lovemaking is gradual and progressive. Flirting is the performance cf the preliminaries of166 words
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Article115 1932-05-03 12 VIOLATION OF LAW Mr. Amos W. W. Woodcock, the Federal prohibition administrator, has announced that foreign athletes taking part in the Olympic Games at Lts Angeles in the summer will not be permitted to have alcoholic drinkr, regardless of any claim that such is used in their115 words
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Advertisement205 1932-05-03 12 ■FmJ 1 jil f Germs of decay lurk in ugly film Prevent trouble—keep teeth free from film with this special film-removing tooth paste leF you were to allow your teeth to gently removes this film and reveals .go even one day without brush- the clean enamel surfaces of your ing205 words
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Article440 1932-05-03 13 PROMINENT CHINESE Large Gathering At Impressive Funeral Rangocn, May 22 Few funerals in recent years have been larger or more impressive than that of the late Sir Lee Ah Yain, Forest Minister to Government) vhich took place yesterday afternoon, interment being at the Cinto440 words
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Article217 1932-05-03 13 OFFICIAL COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY SET UP Another step in the Government’s efforts to reconcile the or Acting interests of road and rail goods transport was taken recently when Mr. Pytus, the Minister of Transport, presided over a conference at the Ministry of representatives of both217 words
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Advertisement360 1932-05-03 13 I w i kbsesm»» -be Aewts exceed «12.000,000 9. C. Aeeorxnoe in force over *35,000,UU0. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 1 (Inrtrporat d Is Strait» SaUlam.rl»), HEAD OF'jCEI Great E*rt«r«'Lif» B«ildint. Cecil Street. S<nsa7>ur» LONDON OFPIcB I 27, Old Jewry, E.C. K ITU Coapur bar £20,000 desndtod with360 words
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Article476 1932-05-03 14 Penang, May 3, 1932. penang market eta. Meat Peef Steak M kati 32 Blew or <- urry do 22 Fork lean do 48 Po.'k lean fat Ist quality do 38 Mutton Indian lb 40 do Austialian do 40 Fowl 22 Canons locally reared do note Ben do M476 words
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Advertisement202 1932-05-03 14 /UNTREATED MILKA BOTH WHOLE AND H SKIMMED.HAS VERY a 6 LITTLE ANH-RACHITIC ACTIVITY frtsk This methoritative qwta* tion that fresh cows* milk contains almost no vitamin D la cjavinclng. St follows a food made from fresh milk contains altncst no vitamin D»B<JT SUNSHINE GLAXO has added Ostelin vitaKsJa Z "i202 words
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Article704 1932-05-03 15 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and Bailing from Penang during the week IN POET TO-DAY Frcm Sailing For Dake of Sailiog Singapore and Port Swettenham Sam» Port» To-day 3rian Bsgan Datoh and Teluk Aneon Bela wan704 words
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