Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 June 1932

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 128. VOL. LXXXX. FRIDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1932, PRICE 10 CENTS
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    WHERE TIME STANDS STILL
    362 3 VILLAGERS REFUSE TO JUT clocks forward Trouble at the Inn LANDLORD INSISTS ON KEEPING THE LAW Ebernoe (Saurx), April 30 While the hands of my wetch pointed to twelve noon to-d y, I heard clocks in the cottages in this little vilLge sounding eleven chimes. I
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    “Beer” Sold in the Street
    225 3 “Beer” Sold in the S treet WEST END CLUBMEN IN REDUCTION ’’STUNT" Three members of a West End club loaded a costermonger's borrow with bottle* of ""near beer" and sold them In the West End streets as a protest against the beer tax. They were each fioed £2 and ordered
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    It was a "Bill"
    129 3 EXPRESSION OF A WOMAN MOTOLI T I am surprised that anybody from the 8.8. C. uses each an expression fb "oing*," Stated Registrar L M. Friend, at Olerkenwell Court, when Miss Hilda Margaret Prance, of Westbourne gardens. W. was claiming for damage done to her car
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  • NOTES & NEWS FROM INDIA
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      MOB VIOLENCE IN CALCUTTA
      109 4 POLICE OFFICIALS INJURED Sequel to Mohurrum Procession Calcntta, May 17 The European Deputy Commissioner of Police’ North Division, and the AstigUnt Ccmmisaionf r, slorg with a rumb-r of coretablee, were irjured when diaperair g an angry mob which forcibly entered and Bssau.ted the inmates of a
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      What Happened
      215 4 PROMPT AND F.RM ACTION BY POLICE Calcutta, M»y 17 Prompt and firm setien by the price prevented a serious communal riot this afternoon, when Ca'cutta experiet ced a small commotion. O eof the Mohurrum orocessions was wending its way along Upper Circular-road with its usual accompaniment of noisy
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      Batala Motor Crash
      126 4 COLONEL BATTYE’3 FUNERAL Lahore, May 18 M.-j rR. N. Aylward, who wfs seriously irjured in the motor crash at Bstala, has been brought to Albert Victor Hospital at Lahore, where he passed a good nigh*. Colonel B-ttye’s funeral was most impressive. Lieutenant Keith Bkttyr, of the Pel.deal
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      Storm Over Oilfields
      87 4 TREES AND HOUSES BLOWN DOWN Njaunghte, May 19 To ths g’eat relief cf Yen&ngypung residents there was a heavy downpour of rain Let night. The rain was heralded by a fierce B‘orm which pulled dovn thatched houses, blew off rcofi», and uprooted huge trees which in falling
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      Frontier Legislative Council
      75 4 Pethßwas May 19 At the second day’u sitting of the Frontier I eglslative Council, Khan Abda' Hamid Kht-u ekc‘ed Deputy Pr e»dent cf the C unci’ unoj pnsed, his rival, Nawatzida Allanawat Kha:» having withdrawn his e ndi’aturr. A Progressive Party has been formed under the leadership
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      Princes Take To Flying
      418 4 Princes T ake To Flying THE KATHIAWAR CLUB Allahabad, May 20 The newly started KithLwar Flying 0 üb, Limited, the first of its kind in Gujarat and Kethiswar, is making good progress and the club expects to open a branch at Ahmedabad with a view to establish air commrmic&tion between
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      A Passing Incident
      163 4 SHOTS FIRED BY POLICE CONSTABLES Calcutt M iy 17 Mr. Hartley and M'. A.O. Mukherjee are the ram's c f ih«* Deputy Com of saioner of PJice, North division, snd the Assistant 0 mmissicnrr cf PoLce, respectively, wh~> along with a number of police constable? were elightly
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      What League Has Achieved
      229 4 INDIA’3 STATU < AS MEMBER Bombiy, M»y 10 (By mail) Mr. A. C. Chatterjee, wh"> recently opened the League of Nations Information Bureau in Bombay addressing the Rotary Club of Bombay at the weekly lunchecn on ’The League and Us achievfements’ eak: “Though the League ha*
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      96 4 c iRj Pioneers Roth Sir Walter Rileigh bad faith his enterprise—he set out fi' ll wou a Wvrid-empire!. To-day, the makers of the Kaleigh ha faith in their product, the on y bicyle in the world built V entirely of steel and guaranty X. for ever. Fitted with Dunlop MW
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  • NEWS FROM SIAM
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      British Legion Dinner
      156 5 A BUOOES3FUL FUNCTION Bangkok, Miy 27 Last evening the members of the British Legion in Siam held a very succeesful re union dinner at the British Olub. The company numbered about forty, and it was a matter of deep regret to all that the illness of Oaptein
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      Ballast Train Derailed
      90 5 ALLEGED SABOTAGE Bangkok, May 26 The Srikrung Daily News states that a (rain carrying stone from Bariram at 1 a.m. yesterday, left the the track at ki'cmetre 358. near Thamen Jai Station, owlrg to somebody removing the fishbolte. The locomotive and twenty-eight wsgons left the track. A
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      A Fight With Dacoits
      154 5 The Thai Mai Daily News says that at ab< at 4 a.m. on the 10th instant a gang of four men attacked a house at Prachinburl. A young man. who had recently 'meTried the daughter of the house, was awakened from his sleep aid heard the
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      Kidnapping a Bride
      123 5 The Thai Mai Daily News states that a couple got married at Udhayadhani on the!B hult. About midnight they were awakened by a gang of four or five thieves, who wanted to know the whereabouts of a 1 their money and valuables. They said they had none,
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      Alison Graham Married
      107 5 Bangkok These who remember Miss Alison Graham as a young girl here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Graham, and her subsequent visit to Bangkok in the latter part of her father’d service in Siam, will be interested to learn that she was married at
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      Study of Agriculture
      86 5 It is stated that a new experimental farm and agricultural school will be established by the Department of Agricultural Research in Ohiengmai Province, to which 3 cLesea of students wil* be admitted. These art: 1. S.udents sent by the Department cf Public Instruc ion, who will each
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      A Hua Hin Tragedy
      291 5 An apparent tragedy is reported from Hua Hin to have occurred to a poor femdy of four. The father was a hunter by profession and every day, from morning to evening, he would go into the jangle with his gun, leaving his wife to look after
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      Mr. C. G. Cranmer
      207 5 Bangkok, May 27 There was a large gatberirg at Hualompong Terminus yeeterdsy to bid goodbye to Mr. 0. G. Or nmer, who ie proceeding on leave prior to retirement, Miss Mildred Porter and Miss Shiileto. The departure cf Mr. Oranmsr leaves a big gap in racing
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      A Vanished Daughter
      215 5 A fifteen-year-old OhineFe girl living at Pradumavm had been mfadng from her home since the 7ch. instant. One day, the mother told of her worries !o a man living nearby, who at once said that he wcu’d find the girl for her on a promise that she
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      Assault on a Girl
      136 5 Bangkok, May 27 While walking home after a leekay performancs at a temple at Khok Ohanr, Amphur R.jkram, Pradumdhani, on Saturday night last, a young man heard a Gill for help from a girl. He rushed to the spot and saw seven men assaulting a girl,
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      Death Of Mr. J. C. McGonigal
      97 5 Bangkok, M i 26 We announce with regret the death in the Nuraing Hw, early yesterday mornirg, after brief illceer, of Mr, J. 0. M.Gonignl c. a. Mr, M.G argil w e t;-.k> n ill cn W ftir« last west. He stayed in bed
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      366 5 Uo Untvobuce uo poll ®C Ewan’s Chop ‘filin’ (Glock JBvanb) i Ipilsener JSeer. To all purchasers of McEwan's CHOP “JUM” Pilsener Beer during the peiiod Is June —15th June, we shall be pleased to present one free battle for every two brojght from any recojuisid provision dealer. 5Ve ask you
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    WIRELESS
    1578 6 RADIO DEALERS AND PRICES; LONG DISTANCE RECEPTION GOOD: AN OVERPOWERING STATION. In het weed'd article when commenting on the first issue cf the Malayan R*dio Review I siutcd that our radio friends in Singapore were going to pries wireless par*a at ths price with the rate of exchange as
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    Painter Dives Into Thames
    137 6 SAVED A CHILD. CHANGED. A> D WENT BACK TO WORK While Charles Br z a painter, cf Kerchen-road, W«t Eiling, W., was painting the outside of a public he use on the Thames, at S.rand-on-the-Green, Chiswick, he saw the feet of a child sticking out of
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    Germany’s B.B.C, Station
    56 6 MOST POWERFUL TRANSMITTER NOW BSING BUILT Germany’s most powerfu’ wl»I gg broadcasting slati n 8 now beii g erectfd 14 miles south of Leirz g, and will begin working in September. The masts, of novel design, will each be over 400 feet high, and th* cip'clty can
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    Servant Charged Under 1792 Act
    47 6 Under the Servants’ Characters Act of 1792, Jane Cha Hen or, aged 21, a barmaid, of South-road, Frith, Kent, was b-und over at Bromley charged with offering herself as a servant with a forged cert'ficate of character at a Si leap hotel.
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      279 6 wmu sauiiwr>- CONTi NIFD a ue k HEA7HY her paien’K T com P ,aits and Lc; use she L nevn. caieful nj bringing. a crcd ‘t to tl e j r I b An cca^ lonal do »e of Baby’s n, r < r r ,n 811 !ndid condirio,® Tabl
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      466 6 I M Short Wave Stations For Penang Listeners I Midoigh; 1 a. m. 2 a. m. 3 < m 4 a. m. 5 s. m. 6 a. m, 5 p m- 6 p. m. 7 p. m. 8 p. tr. 9 P- m. 10 L to to to to to
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    Taiping Turf Club Amateur Races
    967 7 Programme For To-day Scratchings and Selections BY TIC-TAC teiow will be found the full programme Tftioinj-' Amateur races to day, also K.X- 8 have been scratched, aU belonging to stated to be 3ae to tbe f“ ct tbftt Vr Magl’l is indieposed and unab’e to
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    THE DERBY
    120 7 PERAK TURF CLUB SWEEP The following is the result of the Perak Turf Club Darby Sweepstake 1582 Andrea 105 ‘1 April The Fifth (I) 8358 Suckle 8’55 Bacchus 28’9 Calebrator 83 1 Cookpen B’lo D istur (2) 1843 Firdaussi 2812 Corey 1299 Hesperus 2161 Jackdaw The Second 2
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    Salmon Leap Beals 1931 Derby Winner
    104 7 —Reuter. THE CORONATION CUP London, June 2 The following was the result of the Coro nation Cup run at Epsom to day:—" SAT MON LE P I GOYEBCAB 2 CAVERON.AN 3 Eight ran. Won by langth; a short bead between second and third Betting:
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    Probable Starters for the Oaks
    63 7 —Reuter. SMALL FIELD London, June 2 The following are the probable starters and their jockeys for the Oaks to be run at Epsom to morrow: Ada Dear Fred Rickaby C oncordla Lare Giudecoa Weston Golden Pomona Childs Jeanne Marie Smith Kiddie Elliott Ortygia Turtle Solvita
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    FRENCH TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    124 7 LATEST RESULTS Lacoste Defeated Ant- n 1. June 2 In the French Chemplorships htri*, in che Fourth Round of th? M?r p’-s. Lee beat Lao )ate 6 2, 6 4. 4 6 7 5: Perry beat Matejae 6 2, 6-4 6-4. Cochet beat Hughes 6-4 6 3,
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    WOMEN’S OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    42 7 Victory for Miss Wilson Saunton. June 2 In the final of the Womans Open 6olf 'hampionship over 86 hobs Miss Wilson leads Miss Montgomery at the end cf the morning round. Later Miss Wilson won 7 and 6
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    MALAYAN DIVORCE
    51 7 Reuter £2,000 Damages Against J. A. Russel! London, Yesterday £2 000 divorce damages were awarded to Richard Francis Ross Swettenham, Civil Servant, F. M S against the coreßpondant John Archibald RueseH, stated to be a part ner in a firm in Malaya Mr. Bwettenham was granted a decree
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN
    41 7 Ranter 5 Per C?nt. For The Year Compared With 15 Last Year London Yesterday The Anglo-Persian Oil Co has declared a dividend of five per cent on the ordinary shares for the year compared with fifteen per cent, for 930.
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    GERMAN POLITICS
    25 7 —enter. Barlin, Yesterday Von Neurath has accepted the foreign affairs portfolio. Von Papen delivers the programme in the Reichstag on Tuesday before dissolution
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    Attempts at Suicide Not Criminal
    164 7 O F A. DEBATE A debate was held at the Old Frees Association last night with Dr Ong C hong Keng in the chair The motion before the House was that *ln the opinion of this House, attempts at suicide are rightly considered to be
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    Indians Swamped by the Chinese
    187 7 ONE SIDED G ME In a friendly mitch phyed yesterday on the Victoria Gieen the O R. n scorch a convincing victory nvsr she Indians by defeating them by eeven clear goa’a. Thwinners were auperior in every dep r ment of the game and fully
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    CEREMONIAL PARADE ON THE POLO GROUND
    980 7 KINQ'3 BIRTHDAY R. C. Takes The Salute Favoured with fine weather thousands turned up at the Polo Ground this morning to witness the ceremonial parade by the Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteers, Police, and School Cadets on the occasion of his Majesty the King’s
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    ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
    220 7 Reuter. Americans Preparing Opposition: Not to be “Lured” Washington, Yesterday The State Department has indicated that if ths Powers attending tbe Lausanne Conference were to meet in London later to discuss world economic conditions the United tates would be wi’libg to attend. The American Government, however, is determined
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    Suggestion Sympathetically Received in France
    73 7 Reuter, Paris, Yesterday The British suggestion for a World Economic Conference is sympathetically received in authoritative French quarters. The opinion is expressed that the conference should be held ur.dar the auspices of the Lasgue of Nations the committees of which possess statistics likely to ba
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    OTTAWA
    168 7 —Rugby Radio Service- Ireland's Unenviable fos tion Rugby, Yesterday The Dominions Secretary Mr. J. H, i Thorn‘-s, in the Hon aof Commons, to day sud disonssions preliminary to the Ottawa Conference had been taking place with Canada, Aastrmia, New Zealand, South Africa, Newfoundland and Southam Rhodesia and also with
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    SHANGHAI CONFERENCE
    54 7 —R. uter. China Not Opposed in Principle Nanking, Yesterday A Government Spokesman says that the hinese Government was not opposed in principle to holding a round table conference bhinghai but such a conference must di-cues the ino-Japanese question as a whole and not simply local problems such as
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    MARRIAGE
    42 8 Flippancb —Lamond Stewart. At St. Andrew’s Church. E\>c»r>g. on 2nd Jane, 1932. Frederick F ipp. nee of Penang and Guildford, Sur-ey, io Aonts Lamond, only daughter of me <&te Mr. and Mra. John Stewart of ‘MuiSdale Ki more near Oban, Argyllshire.
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    JAPAN AND MANCHURIA
    536 8 According to Viscount Saito, there is no serious tension between Japan and the Soviet, noris there any desire on the part of Japan to annex Mancbuiia. This statement is reassuring enough, but will it allay the suspicions of Soviet Russia, China an 1 America It must be
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    MIND AND MUTTER
    310 8 The dictum that the “good big ’an always will beat the good little ’un’ appears to be only partially tme Length of stride may bring victory in a three mile race, and sheer weight cf metal—or avoir dupois —may enable Its pospeesor to overcome an opponent cf
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    BY THE WAY
    1055 8 P< nang, Friday DAY his Majesty King George V celebrates his 67th bir’hday, and the whole of the British Empire celebrates it with him. It is only right that on a day such as this, the people cf the Empire should be given an opportunity of casting
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      23 8 c O. SPECUI. AND DANCE Wednesday, Bih June, 1932. Dance Music by the Rand of the 8. s. PRESIOEN r V kN BUREN
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    Wholesale Enfranchisement For Indian People
    600 9 —Rugby Radio Pervice. > PORT OF LOTHIAN COMMITTEE > PROVINCIAL ELECTORATE RAISED TO 36 MILLIONS more votes for depressed classes WOMEN BENEFIT London, Yesterday WhoWle enfranchisement for Indians ars recommended in the report of the Franchise Committee headed by Lord Lothian charged to devise a
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    MALAYA BADLY TREATED
    764 9 BIRTHDAY HONOURS LIST ONLY TWO LOCAL REC IPI EVIS 1 he Birthday Honours List this year, published below, contaios on'y two honours for Malayans. Mr. Andrew Caldecott gets a C.M.G. and Mr. A, S. Bailey, the Kuala Lumpor lawyer, gets a C.B.ERugby, Yesterday In the Order of
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    SINGAPORE TRAGEDY
    29 9 Mr. A. M. Sarkies Found Drowned Fingapore, Yesterday Martin Barkies, one of the owners c Rallies Hotel, was found drowned in circumstances that point to euiolde —Reuter.
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    IRISH OATH BILL
    297 9 SENATE PASSES SECOND READING; FIGHT JU.-T BEGINNING The second reading of the Oath cf Allegiance Bill has been passed by the Senate by 21 votes to 8. The real fight will now begin in the committee stage. Dubi n, Yesterday The Senate has passed the second reading
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    GEORGES PHILIPPAR
    123 9 Captain lot tviewed Cause of Fire Still a Mystery Marseilles, Yesterday "Nobody can explain the cause of the fire on the Georges i hilippar. No one really knows anything,’’ declared Captain \icq to Reuter on the arrival of the steamer General Voyron He denied the fire had been
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    BRITISH COAL
    106 9 Negotiations With France and Germany Rugby, Yesterday Replying to Parliamentary questions re garditjg coal restrictions Major ColviUe, Secretary of the Overseas Trade Department said a reply had been received from the Terman Government to representations res peeling discrimination against Britain in their quota. The restrictions could not be
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    JAPAN’S MANCHURIAN POLICY
    278 9 NO TENSION WITH RUSSIA 1 V’SCOUNT SAITO REPLIES NO THOUGHT OF ANNEXATION Tokio, Yesterday Replying to a questionnaire the Premier in an exclusive written statement to Ranter emphatically denies the rumours of eeriou B tension between Japan and the Soviet though he expresses an earnest desire that
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    AMERICAN BUDGET
    67 9 Two Hooses Reach Tentative A greement Washington, To day The House of Representatives and Senate have reached a tentative agreement on the Increased Income tax rates in the course of a joint conference for co ordination of their respective bills of new taxation in order to balance budget.
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    DR.BRUENING THANKED
    54 9 Painful to Separate After Two Years Berlin, Yesterday President Von Hindenburg has sent a letter to Dr. Bruening thanking him for his services and saying it is painful to separate from him after having for two years the opportunity of learning Dr. Bruenlng’s charming character, extensive knowledge and
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    FRANCE AND U. S.
    84 9 Agreement Signed in Regard to Quotas Faris, Yesterlay By an agreement signed by M. Tardieu and Mr. Walter Edge. the American Ambss sador, on the eve of the latter’s departure to America the United States has obtained most favoured nation treatment in regard to quotas* The
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    OIL CONFERENCE FAILS
    42 9 Hopes of Stabilising Oil Markets Vanished New York, Yesterday Hopes of stabilisation of worl i oil markets have vanished with the announcement that the International oil conferenoa it unable to agree. No further conference e will be held —Reuter.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    574 10 Mr. J. B Myles, of Paterson. Simon?» Who has been suffering from influenza, is now well again. Mr. A- 0. J. Towers, of Ipoh. with Mrs■and Miss Towers, will be visiting Singapore lor several days from Monday nextMr. A 0. Small, of the Chartered Bank. Klang, will
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    Home-made Bomb?
    283 10 CHINESE INJURED IN EXPLOSION An alleged Communist was badly Injured on Tuesday morning when what Is said to have been a home-made bomb which was in the making, suddenly exploded with a big bang, and hlew furniture and the unfortunate individual some yards. The occurrence took place In
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    COST OF LIVING IN SINGAPORE
    499 10 SLIGHT DROP IN 1931 But Still 39 Per Cent Above 1914 There w?b a slight decrease in the cost of living in Singapore in 1931 as compared with the previous year, but genera* expenses were sti I 39.9 per cent higher than 1914 in the
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    Camera’s Face Slapped
    153 10 BY A GIRL Primo Camera, the gi s nt Italian boxer, bos had hie face slapped by a diminutive dancing girl, according to a story current in Paris. The name of the girl is given ss Miss Mickey Devine, a dancer from New York. It baa been
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    Versatility
    141 10 DEBT COLLECTOR—BULB AGENTVENTRILOQUIST—ENTERTAINER A debt collector who wtg summoned at Bromley County Court for debt eent a doctor's certificate stating that he could net attend court. Mr. Weller, who represented the plaintiff, said that he would like to have an opportunity of crosi examining the doct r who gave
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    139 10 Latest Quotations Thur. Wed. Bat. June 2 June 1 Sept. 19 Paris 9S| 98 5/16 128.36 New York 3.63 8.68| 4.86} Montreal 4.19 419 Brussels 2GI 26-85 84.88 Geneva 18 82| 1818/16 84.86 Amsterdam 9 09 18.08 Milan 711 711 08-86 Berlia 15.60 15 19/82 80.52
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    Boustead & Co., Ltd.
    286 10 Boustead Co., Ltd. RUBBER SALES DEPARTMENT Penang June 1 The genera* easier tendency referred tn in our last report h:s continued duri g the psst week and pric‘B realised at our Auction th-s morning f r Standard Shatk record a further dec* ne cn our last advic ss of approximately
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    174 10 FINE BRITISH FILM AT THE QUEEN’S Mischief which is now showing at the Queen’s is well titled. It Is full of mischief I The story was specially written for Ralph Lynn by Ben Travers and naturally with this combination the dialog els calculated not merely to make you laugh
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    213 10 ”SERVxO3 FOR LADIES” Thosa who wars present at the opening of the Paramount British comedy, "service for Ladies at the Majjst-ic Uat night were treated to real entertainment the continual laughter throughout the show testifies that there is not a single dull moment in this sparkling
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    104 10 MI3OHIEF NEAR tE EMBAN At the time cf writing this is the fourth occasion durieg the current month that the telephone wires have been cut by unknown hands between Tiroi and Seremban. says the Seremban correspondent of the Malayan Daily Express. This time, it is said that
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    96 10 MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN The health statement for the Municipality of Goorp* To’vn for the week ending May 28, 1932, shows a total of 58 deaths —35 males and 23 femalas —‘hs death-rate being 19,83 prr mille compared with 22 22 in the preceding week and with 28
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    230 10 Fei&nffi Jane 3 C 8« Bemr*:! Or'uca no&- 5,000 00 Ciov&i I no supU ea GoM bat sellers 72 00 Hase Pie s'*" 5 I noni no supp Lea Nutnat.. 80i t j j iiOfl ,i Cosonutsi* 1.000 s' 15 0 Ocpra Bnnlrt®d eabe 5.15 Rattan* ea ta
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    548 11 DEFLATION >.U .T END Prices Problem HOPE THAT OTTAWA WILL GIVE EMPIRE LE iD A striking pl«a to stop the “progressive and dangeroDb’' policy of d» flation was delivered by V scount Leverhulme when he addressed the London Chamber of Commerce, of which he is
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    214 11 TARIFF HfiLPS Only Country That Does Not Show Decline The United Kibgtom is the only country to have registered any real improvement in production during the past six months. This is shown by the business barometer issued by the Federation of British Industries. All the other
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    446 12 A MEPHODISr CHAPEL DECISION Ban on Sweepstake Winner Btcanee he bought a t'cket In the Irish sweepstake on the Grand National, William Owen Roberts, aquarryman, has been deburred from taking Holy Communion for six months at the Tabernac’e W- Lh Caivinietie Methodist Ohapel at B'aecau Fertinicg,
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    147 12 NOT TO MENTION "A TRIP THROUGH THE HIGHLANDS” Scottish prisoners seem to have a good time. Here are some of the lectures they beard during last year, according to the annual report of the Prisons Department for Scotland, iasued list month. A trip to Kashmir.
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    779 13 fHu VOYACEBS ON THE CAT REMOVAL of UN U3TOMED RK tobacco Serious Charge “IS THERE A SYNDICATE BEHIND THIS?' 1 —The Magistrate Fnes Biiounting to mere than £3.6'0, -riging out of what Mr. Bmg'ey, the M, rs lebon< rmß'efiae, described as a faring
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    MARKET PRICES
    474 14 Penang. June 2, 1932. PENANG MARKET eta. Meat Beef Steak m kati 33 Stew or Curry do 22 Pork, lean M de 44 Pork lean A fat Ist quality do 32 Mutton Indian lb 40 do Australian do 40 Fowl 22 Capons locally reared do none Hen do
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      530 14 /untreated milkX f BOTH WHOLE AND I SKIMMED.HAS VERY I I LITTLE ANTI RACHITIC Y ACTIVITY This authoritative quota* tion that fresh cows 1 milk contains almost no vitamin D is convincing. It follows that a food mads from fresh milk contains almost no vitamin D—.BUT SUNSHINE GLAXO has added
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    629 15 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list cf vessels arriving and «tiling fram Penang during the week i IN PORT TO DAY Sailing For Date o f SaiLaa tmpang Pargkor, Bindings and Siva-.an Same Ports Today R?ngam Barnum River Poti Wdd
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