Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 10 June 1932

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    Masthead
    22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, I PUBLISHED DAILY No. 134. VOL. LXXXX FRIDAY, 10th JUNE, 1932, ir PRICE 10 CENTS
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      1416 2 TOLET Selangor Turf Club BANKS.?O/?>’ PRISING NORTHAM ROAD AND Summer 1932 Race Meeting CHARTERED BANK IIOIMIIIi SHAH6HAIBAKIIEI Farquhar street show- S a f u rday and Saturday, 11th ©f in di a, Australia and china CORPORATIOI. ROOMS, OFFICES, STORE j 18th June, 1932. (Incorgorstd io England by loytlChsrter 1868. [incobporatsd
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  • NOTES & NEWS FROM INDIA
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      LIVE COBRA AS OFFERING
      346 3 TALE OF A “KAVADI” Call to Devotee in a Dream Tinnevelly, May 28 LAST Thursday the Vis? gam festival of the celebrated Tiruchendur Temple was celebrated fittingly. From there comes the report from an eye-witness, of the termination of a successful Serpent Kavadi that was taken
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      Knives Found in College Room
      273 3 DACOITY CHARGE AG4INBT SEVEN YOUNG MEN Lahore, Muy 23 Further prosecution evidence was recorded by Mr, Rimnath Ln.hr*, Special Magistrate, in the case in which seven young men are being tried on charges of committing dscoity on the premisee of the agents cf certain foreign
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      “Congress Week” in Allahabad
      121 3 POLICE WATCH RAILWAY STATION 8 Allahabad. M y 24 A strict watch is being kept since yesterday at the Allahabad Railway Stations in order, it is understood, to detect passengers travelling without tickets. The police are reported to have received information that vil’agera may attempt to
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      Flogging of Prisoners
      453 3 WHY ACTION WAS NECESSARY Bombay, M.y 23 The Times of India state*:— With reference to the fl gglng of six O'.vil D sobedienoe prisoners in »hp Ktrachi District Prison on April 20, misleading reports have appeared in toe Press which suggest that the prisoners in question wee
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      “Negotiations Inevitable”
      279 3 PROF. EDWARD THOMPSON’S VIEWS Bombay, May 24 According to a London message to a local paper, Prof. Edward Thompson) who recently returned to London from bis Indian tour, speaking at the Roytl Centra! Asiatic Society, said that economic misery was responsible for much of the political trouble in
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      Late Mr. Bepin Chandra Pal
      227 3 CALCUTTA CORPORATIONS TRIBUTE CJcutt», May 23 The Ca'cuHa Corporation miurnei the death of Mr. B*oin Chandra P 1 to-day and ae a mirk of respect to his memory, adjourned. Supporting the condolence resolution, Councillor H. Luke remarked that the latter days of men like Sir
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      Congress Unable to Meet
      143 3 GATHERINGS DISPENSED AT ALLAH \BAD Al ahabad, May 24 An attempt by the Congress to hold a District Oonfenrc) at Ahhabai has failed. The pci ce guarded all gab! o pl css to prevent meetings anl orders under Sectio U 4 Or. P. 0. prohibiting assemblies
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      Echo Of Ajmer Outrage
      178 3 ACCUSED SENTENCED TO TEN YEAR;,’ JAIL Ajmer, May 21 Ramchander B pit was sentence! to 10 years’ rigorous imprisonmaut by the Aiditional District M gistta eto day. H* was given 7 years under Section 307 I P.O. for the attempt on the life of the Commissioner,
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      Lady Willingdon as Mountain Climber
      160 3 A3CENT OF SHALI PEAK S mla, May 24 Hsr Excellency the Countess of WJ- Irglon, accompanied by the of K'oaihJ, the R<jah of Bh»j and sev rat membtrs of th® personal ssaff, left The Retreat at M kshobra at daybreak ye? ?r--day and, after making
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      218 3 I f’ ta,ne 1500 Al5Ol ane I Penang Gaja-i Luar 33 FOR SERVICE QUALITY PRI O E and a Range of Cold Storage Supplies and Groceries to make House I Keeping Easy and Interesting, a «•<*■■ 1 HU k I IiHL 'M V iipo W!/ \w $8 -bs Many of
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      85 3 IwiMinaiiiii in A THE BUSHES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE GARDEN Here's Norman Long’s Latest. Remember his “Seven Veils”! Well this New Record is going to I cause a Bigger Sensation. Here’s a verse, cne i of many. r Down on the Ground I There’s Things Been Found In the
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      367 4 I. af®»2»sra» awwc <- l 4 I i /E. 77.— .1— i 1 i 11 1 1 in Value Leading in Sales I l> b H j Tt*e World’s most Popular Cctr seis a new Si£tn<l«&r&l of Value? I 1 Z 7) X V.aS raU otl rrdV Cts K I
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    “A Complicated Matter”
    221 5 SIR SAMUEL HOARE AND AIR SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA London, May 25 In the Horns of Commons on Monday Captain Peter MscD'nJl seked the Secret ry of State for India whether he can now mike any farther statament ae to whether arrangements can be made with the G
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB SUMMER MEETING
    794 5 SELECTIONS FOR TO-MOREOW Is Erato Ready? By Tic Tac Below will be found the weights and selections for to morrow’s races at Selangor, the first day of tbe Summer Meeting, the selections being subject to serstebings In tbe first race Roy s Beet seems to
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      352 5 unbv the THE MAN/ I fnU m,efol «them |,s|st m iSO CowaGal© ifig|lßi MilkFeol i |g| j ICf/ au/ 'T’HEY know that now g I j yx Ais the time to la y th J s X-iflUr* ■/JL ll foundations of Baby's future health, and that on I I this
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      116 5 Here! the finest value I in Folding Push Cars ever offered to the [public of the Colony I H 1 I r i i ip w itU 3 j r\>A\ l Jw s “ZBettakar” j i D J Thcit wiN give belter service 9 I EACH j j SPECIFICATIO”. I
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    WIRELESS
    1540 6 TUNING IN-USE OF ADAPTORS -A MOST VALUABLE ASSETHINT FOR LOCAL RADIO DEALERS. Seta made for the English medium at ong wave’engthe o»n be used for short wavelength 3. There are a few people in Malaya who have brought out home broadoast receivers only to find that these sets cannot
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      65 6 SANFORDS ARTISTIC FURNITURE “CERTIFIED MASSEURS” rubber stamp ink win For Sale or On Hire MR K USAKA help your stamp pad and assistant rubber sump »3 give better g a$ y Payments Accepted MRS. YOSHIYO impression, and longer BURMAH ROAD. Large Steel, on Hand u 2 y h b t
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      896 6 CHEAP SALE OF RADIO GOOD? Owing to impending arrivals of large new st >oks of Radio goods we offer the Radio buying public the advantage of rock bottom prices in the following lines, all much below actual cost price. Valves Stadium Metres 800 Pliotron Valves. 211 A each 11 50
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    Mining Company’s Claim Against Engineer
    2467 7 Judgment for Thab Sakae Tin For $50,400 and Costs Defendant, Mr. Liddlelow, Absent In the Surrerae Court to day on the 3tfetdint beir g absent and unrepresenttd iy Counsel, Mr, Jut.ice Prichard K. 0. enkied judr went fct ihe plaintiffj, with aceta ia fie case
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    Penang Cricket Club
    56 7 BOWLS PRIZE GIVING The pr'z.a wuii in the rteent Lawn Sowis Ton a.io ent v il bu (presented at -n 'AI Home” at tba Or eket o<nb nn Thun•»y n»X' ihe 16 u Jane .'*7 o’clock p.tn. Tae rinks *’l. De ligh ei for p.ay end it
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    718 7 Miss Noble was admitted to Bangs ar Hospital on Wednesday. 1 Major K. L« Easton, l/29th Burma Rifles, has been granted leave from June 25. Mr. A. Grant Mackie left for Port Baid by the Dollar liner President van Buren yesterday, r-fti—aiiii I i Mrs Yeo Kim
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    DEATH OF MRS. G. F. PYKETT
    77 7 VIOTIM OF SPRUE According io a cablegram received this morning Mrs G. F Pykett ckd on Thato day morning in Blough. England. She had been suffering for only a few days with sprue. The funeral will be held in Blough at eleven o’clock on
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    ECHO OF LONDON COMPANY FAILURE
    293 7 IXXMI, APPLICATION for Restraining Money in Bank In the Supreme Court to day Mr. P&lgrave Simpson, on behalf of Mr. Chung Thye Phin, applied for an order restrain Ing Messrs, Lewis L»zarus and Sons, represented in Penarg by Messrs. Huttenbach Lazarus and Sons, thsir servants
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    SON AND MOTHER'S ILL-TREATMENT
    250 7 SHOOTS STEP-FATHER Tragedy at Sungei Pinang Enraged by the treatment given bis mother by his step fither who had rewly acquired a young and pretty woman as his wife while driving away tbe other, a Chinese youth shot the man dead and made good his escape.
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    DAVIS CUP COMPETITION
    74 7 American Zone Final Forest Hille, Jon 9 Tn the Davis Gup CimpsHtioa in thrfirtgl of the American Bhirhfe (U r; States) beat Pernambuco (B/ z i) 6— l, 3 —6, 6—3 B—6 and A’l (Urt Stxtti) beat Cruz (Bnz’l) 6—2, 6—3 6—3. Japan Leading Denmark Copenhagen, Jons
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    STOP PRESS
    21 7 Rauter. WAR APPROPRIATION Washington, To day The Senate Lsa parsed the 889 mi Hon dollars War Daparimant Appropriation BdL—Ranter.
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    LATEST COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    140 7 Reuter. EARLY FINISHES Dulcep Siobji’s Opening Century for Season Lor dor, Jane 9 Three matches which ccmmenoed yee'erday ended decisively to-day. At Cowbridge, Glamorgan defeated Leicestershire by an innings and 84 rune. Leicestershire were dismissed for 84 (Mercer 5 for 33) and 68 (Jlay 5 for
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    Kedah Gymkhana Club Annual Meeting
    148 7 ON SATURDAY. JUNE 25 The annual meeting of the Kedah Gyn khana club will he» held at Alor Star on Saturday, June 25. There wl;l be eight events on ths program v 'j z fl va hauSS’ caps for certified Po'o Ponies (Div. B.), Ponies
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    Spring is Here
    304 7  -  0. T. L« SPLENDID MU IOAL COMEDY AT MAJESTIC l isw iha ‘aOng ia mv heart and a rqupstto my readers to ‘have a little faith in me’, tint I nen thtde few lines to leL them of First National’s all talking TiiusinU roxunct. —’Spring ia Hert’*—wh’cb
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      65 7 S. P. C. A., PEMfiMB MORE MEMtiEciS needed for the Society f r the Prevention of Cruelty to Animd’.r; Minimum iSubscriplion $3 per annam piy>.bk- to M.g. j. w. Lallan, H >n. Treasurer, 43 Northhm Road* M ss d. DENNYS, Do Secretary, Municipal Offices, Communication ;.a to c-ses of cruelty
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    THE MONEYLENDERS' ENACTMENT
    1126 8 It has b 3 n announced that one of the fir-t steps to be taken with reference to rhe new Moneylenders’ Enactment P in fnti re where a debtor ca prove that he has borrowed a ceitiin Eiim and has been made to sign for very much
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    BY THE WAY
    573 8 Penang, Friday zTTjENANG is in tbe throes rf a mild convulsion, the origin of which has been tr ced to the New Baziar, Penang Road, where wage-earners are indu 'ed to part with their hard won cash on games of chance or skill. Ii is as well
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    Produce Markets
    106 8 Tin— Spot Yesterday 10-nay London I'iloOJOs. XlOB Os, Tin (3 Months) n I London iU7 os.od. £llO 55. Singapore $58.37 J Business Done 0 l* ons Penang $5B xi' q Business Done 25 tois done Buyers 1 3 Rubber »11 a H’ a London J1 e New York
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      161 8 Closing down sale NOW IN PROGRESS EVERY ARTICLE AT LOST price AND UNDER Ladies Evening Frocks SMART SELECTION COIHG FOR UNDER COST PRICE Com? Early to Avoid Disappointment I John Little Co., Ltd., Penang. ma I AJmrr--|IM| lIIWBI ■LI I 1111 BUY ONLY Clover Brand Milk vs. T» p MFS
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      33 8 B. IV O. THIS BEST SITUATED SEASIDE HOTEL IN HK EAdi'. ALL ROOMS FAO« THE SEk each with sitting room ana private bathroom attached. NODERK SANITATIOR THROUGHOUT EXCELLBN’T CUISINE tinder expert European Chef.
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    Far Eastern Mercantile Circles Perturbed
    201 9 -Reuter- i panfse he*d of CU S f OMS alarming report PROOF OF MANCHURIAN domination gsricua misgivings hft ve been aroused in British F .r Eastern mercantile circles by i report that the Manchurian Government con* tempi re the early appointment of a Japanese Rector
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    MONETARY POLICY
    101 9 —Bagby Radio Service Goverrment Would Welcome Dicussior at Ottawa Rugby, To day Asked whether his department was svolving an imperial monetary policy for tubmlesion to the Ottawa Conference the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr Neville Chamberlain, in the House of Commons to day said the questions of monetary
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    BEER DUTY
    76 9 Rugby Radio Service. Commons Rejects Proposal For Reduction Rugby, Yesterday By 301 votes io 71 the House of Ccttzrcrs last night on the record stage of its F rance Bill rejected an amendment fcr nrrctlon of the beer duty which it w s npntnted is now fifteen times
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    HITLER FINED
    69 9 Reuter. I Refuse To Bo Insulted By A Jew Berlin. Yesterday A thousand marks’ fine for contempt of court was II fileted on Herr Hitler as punish fcr a vehement outburst in a case lu which Filler as a witness was being Bticned by a Jewish counsel E
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON
    41 9 btuter. Early Audience Of The King London Yesterday One cf the earliest of Sir Miles I ampson p #p K»Rements since his return was an audi--Bdod of his Majesty this morning. H« ’enirindcd in conversation for some time.
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    HEAVY DRAIN ON U. S. GOLD
    214 9 .—Rsuter. NEW RECORD FOR PAST WEEK REDUCTION OF 500 M’LLIONS FOR YEAR New York, To day A new record for the year in the gold earmarked for export was established in the past week with the loss to America of 182 million dollars chiefly
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    AIRWOMAN'S SUICIDE
    74 9 Reuter. Strick n With Giief At Loss Of Hr Be.uly Faris To day Grief at the loss of her beauty owing to disfiguration by injuries received in a crash while taking tff for a flight from Marseilles to Tokio is bJieved to have caused the suicide of Vies
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    BREAK DOWN OF GOLD STANDARD
    194 9 LEAGUE DELEGATION VIEWS AGREEMENT ON PRACTICAL REMEDIES Geneva. Yesterday Th t the gold standard remains the best available monetary mechanism capable of achieving the most advantages claimed for alternative standards la the opinion expressed in the final report of the Gold Delegation appointed by the
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    ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
    100 9 Rugby Radio ervice. Full Military and Naval Honours by Britain Rugby, To day The faneral of the late Italian Amtas sador, Signor Bordonaro, will take place on Saturday and his remains will be given full military and naval honours by Britain When the body is tai en from
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    WAR DEBTS
    106 9 —Rugby Radio e ervice. No Guarantees Given by Britain For Material Supplied To France Rugby, To day Asked the amount included in Britain’s war debt to tbe United States represented by guarantees given by Britain for material supplied direct to France on the French account M-j'or Elliot, Financial
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    PRINCE VISITS DOCKS
    93 9 Rugby Radio Service. Displays Great Interest In London’s Activities Rugby, To day The Prince of Wales to day made a tour of the London docks. After inspecting the headquarters of the Port Authority he went down the river in a motor boat visiting among other docks the
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    HOOVER AND PROHIBITION
    41 9 Reuter. White House Demal Stated To Be Technical Washington. Yesterday Although White House officially denies Mr Hoover's approval of resubmission of the prohibition question for the presidential election this deni »1 is generally taken to be merely technics»!
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    DRASTIC CHANGES IN OATH BILL
    356 9 return to Dublin in the evening.—Rugby Radio Service. WHOLE POLITICAL SITUATION CHANGED LONDON PARLEYS START TO-DAY Drastic changes in the BJI for tbe removal of the Oath of allegiance were made when the measure was considered in committee in the Irish Free State Senate yesterday
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    MR. ALFRED GILBERT
    116 9 —Ru by Radio Service. Honour Conferred on Famous Sculptor Rugby. To day Tbe King knighted Mr. Alfred Gilbert, the seventy eight year-old sculptor and designer of the famous Eros statue, at Buckingham Palace to day. On'y last week Hr. Alfred Gilbert accepted an invitation to rejoin the
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    MENTAL DEFECTIVES
    106 9 gest any further lines of inquiry —Rugby Radio Service. Committee Io ’nqiiire T nto Sterilisation Proposal Rugby, To day The committee to inquire into tbe sterilisation of mental defectives has been set up by the Health Ministry with Mr. L G. Brook, chairman of the 80-rd of Control,
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    KING ALBERT
    44 9 l^6 K ,Dg Rugby Radio Rugby, Yesterday Bn( l Qceen of the Be'gians unH 0 1 cn^CQ night on a short vista BfJc 616 r et lt Victoria Station by the 1 Eian aiujatsboor and Lord Hampden d the King Rugby Radio
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    CHILEAN REVOLUTION
    74 9 I,— Reuter Business Suspend-d In Anglo-South* American Bank “A” Shares London, Yesterday Business was suspended in the Anglo 'outh American Bank ’A’ shares on the ■"took Exchange. Dealings previously occurred at nil implying that the shares were given away, many holders being anxious to dispose of the shares
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    U.S. GOLD
    43 9 Reuter. Another Large Sh pment For France New York. Yesterday Enactment cf the Revenue Bill has not terminated the drain of gold. B\l7looo dollars worth were engaged for export during the last twenty-four hours over half of which is for France
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    INSULL ENTERPRISES
    39 9 Renter. General Dawrs to Work out Rehabilitation New York Yesterday General Dawes will be engaged in working out the rehabilitation of the Insull enterprises for which receivers were appointed last month according to the New York Times.
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    ARGENTINE DELEGATION
    22 9 Ridio bervice. Rugby, Yesterday The Argentine University Delegation now muring Eoglaud visited the House of Com m' Dg to day-
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    PIRACY OFF PULAU RIMAU
    400 9 SURVIVOR’3 THRILLING STO'.-Y Unlmawn Fate of Friend In the Pinarg Police Churt. bef >re Mr. Edward Jago, Police Magistrate, tbe preliminary enquiry into the case in W' flb four Chine*" namni Tvh Berg KoH, Ta< Ah Chsi, H h Ah Chai, a d L»m An Jin,
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    3 Months’ Rigorous Imprisonment
    137 9 FOR THEFT OF BELT Sentence of three months rtonmus imprisonment w?e passed on a M l>s, Mohamed Ismail, wbn bad pleaded gu l y to a charge of theft on hie previous appearer, c*. Court Inop'c'or R. Nunn said that on Jur e 5 while oompiahant
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    TAIL SCORING IN JUNIOR LEAGUE MATCH
    162 9 POLICE DEFEAT TEACHERS Sudin "cO'fS Five Goals for Winners Toe P Lee comfortable defeated the Pjoang T-tchers iu ih p ir Junior League ifjsic;'wh'oh was pl -»5 e I yesterday on thsP <st i R gr nui b, 8 goals to feur» Sn rin,
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    Anna Wins Newbury Summer Cup
    47 9 —Router. FISLD OF 16 London, June 9 The result of the Newbury Summer Cup inn at Newbury to-day resulted as f.Hjwt: Anna 1 2 Ohorist 8 S'xteen ran. Won by a ie? gtE ihree-quarisr length. Betting: 100/8 Anna 7/1 Rockstir 10/1 Ch.rist.-
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    British Open Golf Championship
    60 9 Rsuter. SARAZ&N LEADING London, Juns 9 At S.ndwich in the British Open Golt ChamMioiiehij', toe r, Swazen, wi:b au g<rt* 4 of 139 ,eaci3 the Brit* lehot?. Ai »<h 142 hui Uompeton and U. >¥h< c mb? 144 T-ie bolder, A m'nr. c’mes next with 145.
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    Fun and Frolic Cheating Case
    140 9 AOCU3ED FINED t CO EACH Chargel with cbeet’r? by means of tn Ingeniouß’y devissd <1 c rieal contrivance concea ed und»r the bnarda holding the* cups which bore the rumerical numbers from one to ten for players to stake, Wong Ohan Hoe and Wong Fob,
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      112 9 McEwan’s Pilsener Beer To all purchasers of Me Ewan’s CHOP “JUM 9 P l ener Beer during the period Ist June —15th Junr, we shall be pleased to present o >e ft- e bottle for every two bought from any n cognised it n de ler. We ask you to
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    UNEMPLOYMENT OF EUROPEANS
    280 10 COMMITTER’S REPORT One Hundred and Thirty Repatriated Applications Previously This To date month Local Oorimittee Singapore *7l 4 174 Penarg 57 2 59 Malacca 5 1 6 Keiah 3 8 Perak 88 88 N. Sembilsn 20 20 OorirJ Committee Kuala Lumpur 178 178 521 7 528 Number
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    Boustead & Co., Ltd.
    175 10 Boustead Co., Ltd. RUBBER SALEB DEPARTMENT Penang, June 8 Markete generally have ruled ex remely du 1 with only nominal flue‘u dime in valnesi London and New York closing unohang-d on bahrci at 1.11/161 and 2.11/16 gold esnts respectively. There has bsen a further drop of 998 *:on8 in U.
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    369 10 TO-DAY’8 PRUES J, Ih» following wan the latest guoiailoas In MESSRS. KENNEDY A Oc.’b share list at|jll s.m. to-diF Yesterday To-day f Shabbb b do to. f I t 1. Mining Ayer HiMm M 10/- 10 6 9,9 10/3 Kinta .70 .72} .671 -721 Kacbai Tin
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    General Produce Agency, Ltd.
    32 10 Singapore Prises for Stendtrd Rtbbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are 8B follows B°?* 41 oenta per lb. July/Sept. 5 Oci./Deo. _s} M Jan March 5} u Market quiet.
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    Province Wellesley
    42 10 3rd °unday after Trinity 9am Tamil Roly C, mmunion and Address at St Paul’s. Bukit Tengih 6pm Evensong and Address Lt St Ma k's, Butter worth a m Hol y Communion at bf Mark s, Butterworth StVl’iXj 3 TeA" ro1
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    141 10 Latest Quotations Thur. Wed. Bai. June 9 June 8 Sept. 19 Paris 98} 98 8/16 128.90 New York 8.671 8.67} 4.85} Montreal 4.26 4 28} Brussels 26.85 26 32} 84.88 Geneva 18 83 18.77} 24.80 Amsterdam 9.07} 9.07 12.08 Milan 71 71f 82.80 Berlin 15 47}
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    240 10 Pananpj June 10 I ctej Benarea Oplmx ip. ebni 1201: 5,000 00 Cl oves li no supplies Geld uaf ee 11 era 72 00 Maoa Piek’nf nemj no supplies Nuimegt 80 j ,1 w 11 110 s »4 Ooeonutaper 1.008 u 15.00 Copra Sundrtales 5.80 ReVaai sales 1140
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    EXCHANGE
    83 10 Penangi June 10 By Conrtery of the QkertereJ Benk Jn London Bank Demand 2/8 25/32 i< .1 4 m/ti 2/3 29/82 1 Private 3 m/ts credit 2/4 1/16 .1 8 H Documentary 2/4 8/16 On New York Bank Demand 42} Frar c» T T. 950 nom India h JL'.T.
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      327 10 'V HSSI be IRumwmebe il Cheerful and Cool TO MORROW Morning —Music in the Lounge Owing to other arrangements the usual Dinner Dance will not be SUNDAY orchestral concert 9-30 p.m. TIFFIN COUPONS Book of 10—$15, Book of 25 —$35. RUNNTMEDE HOTEL, IID., George Goidsack, Manager. ’PHONE 543. Trade Exhibition
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      318 10 a PLUM J AND H 4?py |l z,- H StrOwir lg P’ lttin R «n werght ho I Zy his Gigea .on is functioning p rfectiv > ln g hlm t «ssimilate a. d obLii 3 e e,l&b! of nourisbr «6“t from his food OUn< W -1 f LX Parents
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      161 10 ?i YU nFnSL’ORI-' 4 ’PFFONF 264 I 6,5 nightly g 3O I Lawrence Tibbett—Lupe Velez ii “CUBAN LOVE SONG’ I M-G M.’a Super Mueioal Triumph Also Gamont Saper Sound Jfar i NEXT CHANGE I Belen Hayes in "The Sin ol Madelon Claudel” Another M-G-M Hit Booking at Moutrie’s ’Phone 795.
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    CHERSONESE (F.M.S.) ESTATES
    885 11 PROFIT OF £6,000 The twenty-second annual general meeting of the Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates! Ltd., was held on Thursday, the 12th May, 1932, in the Council Room of the Rubber Growers* Association, 24, Idol Lane* Eastcheap, E.C., Mr, Arthur A. Allen (chairman of the company) presiding. The representative
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    London Metal Markets
    380 11 M«bBtli. William Jacks and Co. reported cn May 18 »s follow?: If the inhabitants of the United States of Amerfci were accustomed to take the long view and did not confine themselves to buying for an immediate profit, the leading shares on Wall Street and many of
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    Stop the Separatist Drift
    687 12 DUKE OF CONNAUGHT’S INSPIRING MESSAGE OTTAWA A WAY CUP Australia and Debts Problem London, May 24 t ‘‘T see in the Ottawa Conference I an opportunity to discover ways and means by which each part of the Empire can promote the prosperity of the whole, to
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    Modern Cameras
    253 12 A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY In the early days of photograph»-, round abcut the forties ard fifties of the 1 st century, the tasks cf a photographer had much in common with that of a beast of burden. Apart from the many technical difficulties, photographv represented a transport
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    Nagpur’s Ban on Congress
    69 12 CONFERENCE NOT TO BE HELD Nagnu*, May 24 The Deputy Chrnmission’r of Nagpur has banned the Mabakoeha’ Provincial Congress Conference to be held at Nagpur J? W R u dB 4 h ll of M ‘V «•'d coiiß'qie».'uL” ,h N “S‘ >nr fc ?iv.n 1.. M
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    Case Dismissed
    266 12 A di?rute between two Chinese which, it was alleged, ended in one cf them attacking the other with a chopper and wounding him! was the subject of a casr in the Singapore District Court before Mr. G. C. Dodd. The jidg*. sf er a somewhat lengthy hearing, found
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    Kidnapped Neighbour’s Child
    172 12 CHINESE WOMAN GETS YEAR’S IMPRISONMENT Sentence cf one year’s rigorous im prisonment wss passed by the Singapore District Judg", Mr. G. O. Dodd, on au elderly Chinese woman who wss found guilty of kidnapping the fivtyears old son of a neighbour. Mr. D K’-nny. Chief Court Inspector,
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      Bangkok Newspapers
      247 13 CLOSED DOWN BY LORD PREFECT OF POLIOE Bangkok, June 2 On Thursday members of th»0.1.D., noting under the instructions of the Lord Prefect of Bangkok, clcsed down the Banguan Ssngat Sri printing office, the publishers of the Siamese daily newspaper Sayam Rdna, and the permits issued to the
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      The Police Force
      176 13 REASONS FOR NOT CALLING VOLUNTEERS Bangkok/Jone 3 Usually at this time of year the police issue a call for volunteers, but this has not been done this year, and for it LieutGeneral Pbya Adbikarana Prakas has given a Siamese contemporary the follow* ing reasons: —Firstly, owing to
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      Mr. J. M. Dunlop
      134 13 POPULAR FIGURE! CELEBRATES 74TH BIRTHDAY Bangkok, June 2 Tc-day one of the most popular members of the foreign community celebrates his 74. h birthday. This is Mr. John M. Dunlop, who was born in Dumbartonshire in 1858, and since then has seen much of the world.
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      Speed at Hua Hin
      148 13 SERIOUS MOTOR LORRY ACCIDENT Bangkok, Jane 2 A correspondent of the Thai Mei records a serious motor-lorry accident which occurred at Hua Hin cn Tuesday morning. The lorry in question btLrgedto the Hoon Swee Ho ice factory and was proceeding in the direction cf Ban Takieb
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      Queen's Cinema
      177 13 REOPEN 3 AFTER RECENT DISASTROUS FIRE Bangkok, June 2 Yesterday The Qieen Oinemr, recently burned out at reopened pending the re-building of new premises, at the old Hongkong Cinema ball, Bangkok. The latter has been cleaned and painted and some structural arrangements have been carried ou\ making it
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      Motor Smash
      189 13 TMr. F. V. DE INJURED N WINDMILL RD. ACCIDENT I Bangkok, June 3 Shortly before 8 p.m. yesterday there was a nasty motor smash in the Windmill Road. Mr, F. V. de Jceue, accompanied by a young lady relative, was driving home in hie Ford sedan car when,
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      Public Works
      151 13 KING’S RECOGNITION OF LOJAL EFFORTS Bangkok, June 2 In this country much in the way of what may be termed public werks is initiated and carried out by local effortsThe king has thoughtfully decided to recognise the value of st ch efforts. His Majesty has been pleased to
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      Riding and Polo Club
      114 13 RESUMPTION OF ORO3B-COUNTRY RIDES B.rgkok, June 2 The Bangkok Riding and Polo Club has resumed its crocs country rides on Sunday mornings, the first of wh'ch was held last Sunday, consisting of a pr-per-chase over the Klong Toi fields. A most enjoyable ride was participated in
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      331 13 okqjM -®*®ssX VJi i I suffered jl/«\ unnecessary pains since 1 was 15' "After having given Kalzana tablets a fair trial I have no hesitation in saying: 1 hey are a boon to girls such as myself who suffer a great deal of pain at certain periods!’ I have suffered
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    MARKET PRICES
    488 14 Pet»»ng. June 10, 1838. PfiNANU MARKET S eta. Meat Beef Steak M kati 32 Stew or Curry do 22 Pork lean m. de Po'k lean 4’fat JI st quality do 32 Mnnoii Indian lb 40 do Australian do 40 Fowl 22 Capons locally reared do none Hen do
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      277 14 aF 7heLancet\fBt3o)says; UNTREATED MILIcV f DOTH WHOLE AND I I SKIMMED. HAS VERY I LITTLE ANTI-aACffiTIC ACTIVITY frtA Thia authoritative quota» tion that Erash cows’* Kiilk D Is eoavSncisag. It follows that a food ntiswH fro ssi fresh sasOM contains almost no Vitamin D EUT Si7NSOTNE GLAXO has Ostslln vitamin
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    525 15 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing tram Penang during the week j IN POBT TO-DAY Kama oi From Sailing For Bala ot FaUioS Steamer Boringia Singapore Ccbmbo, Suea, Port Said. Genoa, London, Rotterdam. Hamburg and
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