Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 22 June 1932

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    Masthead
    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 144. VOL. LXXXX WEDNESDAY, 22nd JUNE, 1932 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      602 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS DENTISTS Hea*- Office next to Tie -Dispensary. Branch Office 52, Leith Street Z? Rash on Little Girl’s Ijg Face Itched Badly Healed by Cuticura a “The trouble began on my little girl** ,n o£n,C a* t face when she was eleven years old. She zrinanq e—ssss better
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      29 1 SANFORDS HUBBEK STAMP INK will help your stamp pad jf and lubber stamp to give i better impressions and I longer service. The Pinang Gazette I PRESS, LTD. I
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      1912 2 miscellaneous municipal NoticE"' 'd/lwtxtg FriiFfrj i‘\ L-H L» r ;"J;. i J‘l BANKS. id i_l J 1 'L- I Dorothy Pertini is S.I. .f uMU M tn mt n M IMUQBB i l |f |./#l. J] Coming to ronang l K op india, austrauamnd china >x CfIRPIffiATKII I t I
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    Mr. Place Would Take His Wife Back
    1000 3 “I Worshipped the Ground She Trod On” INJthe re-trial of the “Helen of Troy” case at Bary St. Edmunds Assizes on June 6 a verdict for £5OO damages was awarded Mr. John Dover Plase, who sued Dr. Charles Frederick Searle for damages for
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      304 3 Yod FeelFittbr...And You DaN Twice As Mdch Tennis— erickat— swimming— Joel boll—sb wonderful exercise after office hours provided you are fit. If yoa are unfit, either mentally or physically, ah sports k»e their savour. Your «I' ’< Z i energy fl ge, and your spirit llv v gW i >
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      130 3 n. 1 -t: A Message of Hope to those who have Lost Vigour. < |;SggpaL When natural youthful vigour I prematurely lost —whether it be I fl (tjfr-i through illness, stress of climate, or through overwork —life is r-Tf 55 merely a dull existence. It behoves whose vital forces have
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      139 3 CREAM j I Al W lIP K J I Iw^ _—i fi SUPREME THE WORLD OVER I nmewg!WJße^uMW»u^-JCT-TX^e^J!^ M ~WE CAN DELIVeFtTyF THE GLORIA MODEL J) CLOaiA SBCC ■WG.'-rsOgg UGMT*£JUrtJ TRIUMPH TWO-STROKE MOI OR CYCi E pO R $/60 EX STORE THE ST FDIEST £“0 MTJ FCONO”ICAL DM 9F TIUNSPJgT.
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    Land Settlement Scheme for Planters
    1746 4 Meeting of Lodge Malaya Home News for Mala ya From Our Own Correspondent London, June 8 A land settlement scheme for planters is engaging the earnest attention of the Malayan Information Agency, who hope that it will relieve unemployment among planters who have a small
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      168 4 DIGESTION OUT-OF. ORDER I A COURSE OF PROMOTES SOUND DIGESTION AND SOON PUTS YOU RIGHT ft iV fglw PREPARATIONS SOIR de PARIS evening |EB in Paris a phrase evocative S||| of romance and beauty, is the KBm name given by M. Bourjois to his latest, his supreme creation. Soir do
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      231 4 O RlKß'i ttie BOX man/ I .Z 1 v 11 WV V* 17 HJ UNEFOL MOTHERS INSIST Nl C@w|Ga®© iaSI F| ’T’HEY know that now p iW I 8 th® time to lay the T u rt I foundations of Baby’s I future health, and that on I this Food
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    747 5 Vr T L Fox, Fecretary, Pehngor Tnrf Club, is suffering from an attack of malaria Mrs Daphne Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs H D Janez has arrived in Ipoh on a visit to her parents. Mr J 0 Osborne Stipendiary c iewsrd, Straits Racing Association, left
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      463 5 TELLS HOW FAT MEN CAN LOSE HALF-A-POUND A DAY Whilst Gaining Energy, Vigour, Endurance Start taking Kruschen Salta—that’s internal organs need to keep 'von X outhflll active, ambitious and ke2n dun t take them with the idea that they m mind. SkST dJ-thT; W ’“l ’"’H tete Kruschen Salt, every
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      75 5 1 -JggBBBWMr DIVINE MEDICINE HERNIA CENT PER CENT SUCCESS I WITWtUT OPERATION I Why do yon suffer from Hernia? Come I to us. we shall mtdre a contract with you j and cure you of the disease. If you fail' to see us. send three annas postal stamp, I have
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  • INDIAN ITEMS OF INTEREST
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      What India Wants
      1402 6 SIR 0. SETALVAD’S VIEWS Simb, M ‘.y 30 (By mail) Sir Oblmr hl Setdvr, President of the We> rn lad an Liberal Aagcciation, who baa been enjoying a reel sud change here etnc# the beginning of May, having sufficient strength to resssume hia norma! activitira, a Press
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      Alwar Riots
      316 6 INQUIRY COMMITTEES APPOINTS J New D«lh\ Ju 2» ft D s tai lei rapor's from stares that on May 29 a c’ash occurred bztween armed Masi&ms and Hindu proce<wioniaiß whin the formar surged forward, fe-riog an attack on the rear by the State civa'ry, and in so doing
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      All-India Moslem League
      612 6 MR. K. AHMED’3 STATEMENT TO PRESS Calcutta, Jans 4 Mr. K l Ahmed, M. L. A., B ir rist»r-at-Law, in th# course of a statement to the Associated P.e.se, saye: “I am desired to issue lhe L Hawing statement of mine to the press with regard to
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      Miraben or Nobody
      231 6 MR. GANDHI AND INTERVIEWS June 7 It is understood that Mr. Gandhi has written a letter to Government declining to avail himself of the weekly interviews o»rmit’»d by Government in case Miraben (Miss Si de) is not allowed to interview him. It will be remembered that Miraben
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      Murderous Attack On Moulvi
      103 6 3HOT AT AND CUT WITH KNIFE L icknow, Tuu» 6 News has been reaeivtd from Ecah that Moulvi Samiullab, father-in-law of N»wab Sir Muzzamullkh, former acting H«ne Member of the Halted Provinces, fell a victim to a murderous attack by unknown persons while returning homo after
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      Government Of India’s Policy
      84 6 PRINCE» ti UPPDRT Sinti*, June 6 A conmunique sav H > Excellency ths Vtcert'y has receiv *d mrss'gee from their Hig/inesses tbi* 1 li'uar=-j* of Kashmir, th» Raja of Bondi, the MaharawaJ of the Raja of Shahpura and the Oou mil of Administra tion of Bbnratpur
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      Howrah Municipal Chairman
      77 6 ELIOTIO N INJUNCTION T.EFU3ED Cileotu June 6 Mr. I larendra Krishna Mookerjee, Mcnsiff, Additional Court of Howrah, passed orc ers to-day in an ir j auction matter In cot mection with the e motion cf the chairman of the Howrah Municip lit?, rejecting a petition for a
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    EVE OF FIRST TEST MATCH
    374 7 —Renter. INI I;tN8 DEFEAT WORCESTERSHIRE Hobbs’s Third Succesive Century London Yesterday F t Worcestershire, the Indiana defeated home side by three wickets. Wore»g»ereh<re made 294 (Nawab of Patandi 88) and 210 (Amar Singh 7 for 78. The. Indians r<;led with 297 (N z r Ali
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    Boxing Heavyweight Championship
    76 7 SCHMELING FAVOURITE New York, Yesterday The champion FohmeUng is a slight fa▼curite at 6 to 5 for to-nlghi’s championship of fifteen rounds against Sharkey, the Bostonian at the New Madison Fquare Garden Stadium. Both were very fit and confident. Schmeling will probably weigh 18 si. 8 lb.
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    Paya Terubong Robbery
    171 7 ACCUSED CONVICTED I Chueh Ah Kay and Lim Peng Ngiap, the, two accused in the Paya Terubong robbery ease were jeslerday OOhvlcted by Mr J* o.j Bassett. District Judge, Penang The first] accused who had s previous conviction for j 5 housebreaking and robbery in 1981 was.
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    YESTERDAY’S MALAYA CUP TRIAL
    801 7 FOOR GAME Narrow Win For White» The strong defence which was the most prominent feature in the Whites (Probables side in the fi st trial game played on the EsUmade, was ata discount in the trial played yesterday. Excepting for Fleming who played his usual game
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    WORLD’S BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP
    30 7 —Reuter. §harkszg Wins New York, To-day In the World’s Heavyweight Championship the American, Jack Sharkey, beat the German h dder, Max Schmeling, on points over fifteen rounds
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    B. P. DE SILVA CHALLENGE CUP
    128 7 NOW WI fl > UROPEANS The handsome Challenge Cup offered by Messes. B P. de Silva and Company, the well known jaweliers, cf Bishop Street* Penang, for competition at cricket bet we* n teams representing urepeans and The Res* in Penang For several years
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    French "Star” Player Defeated in Second Round
    212 7 —Renter. Wimbledon fensatirn Satoh and Miki Win Their Matches Miki Kept on the Gallop London, Yesterday A sensation was caused at Wimbledon to-day when, in the Second Round of the Men’s Championship lan Collins (the British Davis Cip representative) defeated the famous French
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    England’s Team Against All-India
    78 7 Jardine as Captain Woolley Thĕ Only Veteran Young Side London Yesterday The following lea n has been selectel to represent England against AllIndia in the first Test Match which is to commence at Lord’s on Saturday: -Reuter. D. R. Jardine (Surrey) F. R. Brown (Surrey) R.;W.
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      MALAYA CUP SOCCER TRIAL
      238 7 To the E liter of the Pinang Gazette Sir, —The last trial of soccer for a Penang Eleven against Perak is over It is rather surprising to see the Frobal its giving in poor game and a weak show of themselves. The defence was rather sleepy
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    PRESENTATION OF OBE TO COL HORNIDGE
    198 7 Ceremonial Parade of Volunteer Unite From Oar Own Correspondent Ipoh. To day A ceremonial parade of the local volußI teer units was held yesterday evening on the occasion of the presentation of ths insignia of the Order of the British Empire to Lt 001.
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    SELF-GOVERNMENT RE-ESTABLISHED IN MALTA
    43 7 —Rugby Radio Fervioe. New Ministry Sworn In: M. Mlfsnd Premier Rag y. Yesterday A proclamation issued at Malta to day re* establishes self government in the Island» The new Ministry was sworn in with M. Mif sad as Premier.-
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    “Stamboul"
    141 7 “S tamboul" EXCELLENT bRITTSH FILM AT MAJESTIC Tbe Majestic Is showing for a short season Paramount’s latest British production-, 'Stamboul”. The story concerns the love of a French officer for the wife of a German Baron who keeps a mistress. The manner in which the Baron tries to find cause
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      64 7 Chinese Benevolent Association The fnneral of Mr*. Toh Chin Ecg new Yeoh CL ye Sim, who died on Jane 19 at 179, Ans'tn wi I t-ke placa oa Thursday, Jur e 23. t 10 am. KHCO THEkM r EOK, Secretary and Treasurer. FOR S*LE MOPRIS COWLEY, 4 SEATER. late 1928.
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    THE SAAR AGAIN
    397 8 At this critical juncture in European affairs it is unfortunate in the extreme that the Saar Basin problem should crop up again. And it is regrettable that the French Nationalist Party should be the culprit. The Saar valley, a rich coal field, was claimed by France at
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    GERMAN WHISKY
    320 8 Judgment was delivered recently in a novel case before a Berlin coart. Some months ago six British whisky distilling firms brought an action against a German distillery, seeking to prevent the use of the word ’’whisky’’ as a description of that firm’s products. They contended that whisky was
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    PAYMENT OF LAND ANNUITIES ARREARS
    74 8 —Reuter. Government Decide to Stay Proceedings Against Farmers Dublin, Yesterday The Government has decided to stay proceedings against farmers for the payment of land annuities' arrears up to the end of 1981 In oases where the Land Commission is satisfied that the default had arisen
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    DEMOCRATIC LEADER CONVERTED TO “WET” CAUSE
    62 8 —Reuter. “Prohibition Neither Sound Nor Workable Policy Washington, Yesterday Iff. Garner, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, where he represents Texas In the "bone dry south made a statement in favour of the repeal of prohibition which was neither a sound nor a
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    BY THE WAY
    665 8 Penang, Wednesday ROM Singapore comes the y* suggestion that in view of the gravity of the unemployment problem, a register should be kept at a place easily aocessible to all prospective employers, of the names, qualifications and nationality of all those in search of work. If it
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    Produce Markets
    114 8 Tin— Spot Yesterday To day London £ll4 10s Od. £ll5 os. Tin (3 Months) London £ll7 os. od. £ll7 os. Singapore $59.12j $61.00 Business Dona 100 tons 100 tons Penang $59.00 $61.00 Business Done Buyers No SelhrsJ 25 Tons Rubber London ll’ d. 1H d New York 2|
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      179 8 I HOLL AN DI A] I Sterilized ESS* I Im .-Tli I Milk I Yiiiii k I S£»I1 AoLiANDlA ]|k W |AL. *UMBta« (jjßttK VM *y M6S $,-fl® I HttTWSO «B41U8» I I Have you already taken advantage I of the recent price reduction? I "I G. H. SLOT CO.,
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      18 8 O. HOTSk TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DIMNER AND DANCE Dance Music by the Band of the a. s. PRESIDENT GARFIELD"
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    Important Developments Expected To-morrow
    955 9 Complete Unanimity Between Mr. MacDonald and Mr. Hugh Gibson Washington Denies Agreement To Reopen War Debts Question Austria To Declare Moratorium On Friday Unless Assisted It is reported from Lausanne that at a meeting between Mr. Hugh Gibson and M. Herriot, the American delegate explained why
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    EXPORT OF ARMS TO THE FAR EAST
    61 9 ’-Rtuitc, All applications Examined Carefully London, Yesterday Thai all applications for export of arms to the Far East are examined very carefully was emphasised by Major Colville in rep y io r question in the House of Commons with refer er-co to the
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    JAPAN WANTS ANOTHER CONFERENCE
    392 9 —r enter. MANCHURIAN CUSTOMS TANGLE COMMENT BY SHANGHAI PAPER Shanghai. Yesterday The North China Daily News In a leading article this morning on the Customs situation in Manchuria* declares inexorably the Japanese authorities in Manchuria are baing lured from one folly to another by the precocious
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    MODIFIED BYRNE SCHEME
    103 9 —Reuter, London, Yesterday After a meeting the International Tin Committee at London issued a communique to the signatory Governments and accepted the scheme known as the modified Byrne Scheme providing that production in July and August should either cease or be controlled and that thereafter the ore
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    INVESTITURE AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE
    131 9 Scots Greys ae runner-up.—Fugby Radio I Ferries. 7th Hussars Officer Wins Horse Show Cup Rugby, Yesterday The King this morning held a full dress Investiture at I uokingham Palace when he conferred on more than a hundred redpi ents decorations given them in the last birthday
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    TO BLOW UP WHITE HOUSE ?
    53 9 TO BLOW UP WHITE HOUSE —Renter. Secret Service Information of Loaded Car Washington. Yesterday All roads leading to the city are guarded and ths White House patrols have been reinforced in consequence of secret service information from New York that a car with two men and loaded with gunpowder i?
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    CONCENTRATION CAMPS FOR BRITISHERS
    213 9 Rentes. SERIOUS RIOTING IN CHILE STRONG measures by MILITARY AUTHORITIES Buenos Aires, Yesterday Events in Chile took a grave turn lasi night when rioting broke oat at Santiago Valparaiso and other towns. Twenty were killed and 50 injured at Valparaiso where two Chilean warehips arrived with
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    APPEAL TO OXFORDIANS THE WORLD OVER
    101 9 —Rugby Radio Service. £140,000 Wanted For Bcd'eian Library Btfore 1936 Rugby, Yesterday An appeal specially directed to great business corporations for £79,0 >O, and to members of the Oxford Unlvers *y all over the world nd the general public for £140,000 to meet the
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    MP. HERBERT WATKINS'S ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
    80 9 —Rugby Ridio S”rv ce. Founders’ Medal el Royal Geographical Society Presented Rugby Yesterday The Royal Geographical Society has pre seated the Founder a Med_l to Mr, 1 erl art G Watkins far exploration and research it the Antarctic culminating in the British Antarctic air expedit’on
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    MUNIFICENCE OF ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION
    71 9 African Languages and Cultures—Rugby Radio Service. £9,000 to School of Oriental Studies Rugby, Yesterday The Rockefeller Foundation has offered io the School of Oriental Studies I ondon University an annual sum of £3 000 for three years for the furtherance of research in African linguistics. In
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      17 9 .g f O. HOT&k TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER and DANCE Music by band of s|s PRESIDENT GAP FIELD.
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      148 9 WTP 1 |csr r s. I SAVOY HOTEL ORPHEANS The greatest combination of dance musieirns in I onion, The dance orchestra that created a sensation when they broadcasted th ir first programme. This is not an ordinary dance hand and thei’ 1 artistry and finesse, combined with real musical beatify,
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      58 9 "maTe^ sTYq" 6-15 TO-NIQHT 9 30 Paramount's Stupendous ALL-BRITI3H Production STAMBOUL, with Warwick Ward and Rofifa Moreno Produced in England and Turkey with a Delightful Background of Oriental Palaces, NEXT CHANGE! Paramount’s 1932 Epic. H THE BROKEN LULLABY” Made Warmly HUMAN by the Master Genius of ERNST LUBITSCH ‘producer cf
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    WILL MALAYAN RACING CLUBS FOLLOW SUIT?
    674 10 POPULAR CEYLON MOVE C.T.C. to Take “All On” Bets BY TTO-TAO he Ceylon Obsetv r to hand by tbe '«I mail has the following interesting &n£.onncement: C. T. C. All On” Betting A POPULAR MOVE It Is stated that the 0.T.0, intend taking “All
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    Claim for Marriage Allowance
    96 10 phuah hin leong estate In the Supreme Court this morning the matter came up for hearing in which Choon Choe sued Lim Cheng Law, Lim Hooi Hong and Lim Bin Hock (trustees of the estate of the Lie Phuah Hin Leong) for a sum of $1,090
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    STOP PRESS
    286 10 Reuter. EOXING TITLE New York, To-day 80 000 ebeering fane saw America in the shape of J ck Sharkey wrest the championship from Europe at AmerioJs latest boxing eUdium at Madison Square Garden New Bowl» Long I land. Many exoressrd the opinion that Schm*ling w»s unquestionably robbed of
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    Young Mining Engineer’s Lapse
    228 10 SIGNS FALSE CHEQUE PRIOR TO DEPARTURE From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. To-day A young English mines d-etriciar, Thomae Robson, a the Koala Lumour Police Court this morning was fined $2OO, in default three months' gaol, on a charge of inducing Mr. W. T. Lee, manager
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    Alleged Murderer Arrested
    122 10 WANTED FOR BHOJTING SaEP-FATHER Chut Boon Lan who was alleged to have shot his step-father in a hou*e at Bukit Ketobi I at Suogei Pinang on June 10 and was believed io have eeciped into woods on the hills with the gun with which he committed the
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    KEDAH GYMKHANA CLUB
    281 10 WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY Below will be found the «vents and the weights for Ba*uria>’» annual meeting of the Kedah Gymkha a Club. Bags 1 A Handicap for certified Polo Ponies— Division P, —2 furs. Q peedometer 13 0 Ginger 11 5 Myra H. 7 Jadi 1010 Countess
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    Soccer
    65 10 P.C.O. ’A’ AND UNITED ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The following have been selected to play for the P.O.C. "a” agdnst the United Athletic Association to morrow on the Esplanade W M Oak-Rhine; R W Brown and E Walker (Cep J E A Ol&rk, J A Hunt and D A Ccnpar T
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    Comfort of Children at Sea
    250 10 BIBBY LINE IMPROVEMENTS We feel sure that a’l parents travelling out or home wi>l be glad to learn that several improvements h.ve been male on the B bby Line for the care and comfort I of ch Idren. All the ships have now been fitted
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    Malaya’s Unused Assets
    386 10 MR. BRADDELL’S HOPE IN THE FUTURE "Malaya hae a great number of unused or partially need assets and with a general improvement of tiade, Singapore has a distinct future as an industrial city,” Mr. Roland Braddell told an interviewer in Hong Kong, where he stopped on his
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    146 10 Latest Quotations Tues. Mon. Bai. June 21 June 20 Sept. 19 Paris 921/82 91 15/ 6 128.96 New York 8.61} 8.61} 4.861 Montreal 4.19 4.19} Brtumls 261/82 25.97} 64.88 Geneva 1819/12 1817/82 24.86 Amsterdam 818} 8 94 12.08 Mllaa 70| 7011/16 82.86 BerllS 15 8/16 15
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    345 10 f TO-DAY’* PRICES t foflnwtat were the Istaei «untatfolM In MESSRS KENNEDY* 00/s share Uei el 11 e.m. to-day Yesterday T>3ay ĔĔ2 Z I Shabby S J! j 13n I 11. < I. S I<• Mining Kinta .67} -70 <7> .78 KuchuTin Ord. .35 .37} .35
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    PRODUCE
    170 10 PeuuiUi Jan? 29 Ct tom o, r J" SX' “42 ?UB OnaGiime pi: 1.002 R.«ten. lt M Rettans Qoane green Snail 8b 11 Rm- 1!;1 SmNc, 1 6 t I 11 IUI <0 *0 tr g Mephank Moultaair )r-linary Moulin Het White N* > a»-«oon<h.ta Stephan» h Rangoon do
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    General Produce Agency, Ltd.
    35 10 Pnssr for SviadMd Rfctti 3mok-i Sheet for ti-day m« e folio Sp-rt ...5 csntf pir lb. Jnly/Sept. —s} h Oot./Dse. r t h h J an./ March 5| u Market quiet
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    EXCHANGE
    41 10 Pannnr- .Tone 22 Bj (jlurtereJ Bai On London Bank Demand 1/8 25$ Private 3 m/ts creaii if JJ’ 8- Documrotary 3/* 8 b On New York Bank Demind 4U Fr.no T.T. 9M;oO Indi. 11 rT. 154: 81 ISSaper* e BarShvtr
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      41 10 Cbe TRumugmebe u Cheerful C~l TO MORROW dinner dance BRBAD dh ROLLS Cooked in our own bakery will be available from Friday, Jst July. TIFFIN COUPONS Book of 10 —$15. Book of 25 —$85 RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, George Goldsack, Manager ’PHONE 543-
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      98 10 Penang Weather Report Temp. Wind Rainfall Thursday 6 a.m. 74 e Noon 84 s 60 m tn 5 pm. 85 nw Friday 6 a.m, 76 b Noon 32 w 3mm 5 p.m. 88 8 1 Saturday 6 a.m> 78 e Noon 89 nw trail 5 p.m, 86 nw Sunday 6
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    Sialang Rubber Estates
    1736 11 Company’s Strong Financial Position Mr. Eric Miller on the Outlook The twenty-third anuud ordinary general meeting cf the Staan-' I Rubber Es’ster, Ltd. was he'd fl in the Council Room of the 1 Rubber Growe.’fl AMooiM.ion (Inc rporat- 8 ed), 2, 3 and 4. IJol Un*, London,
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    BURMA-MALAY TIN LIMITED
    396 11 ANNUAL REPORT Directors’ Policy of Caution Tue direciors of Burma-Mshy Tin, Limited, in their report to be eubmitted at an ordinary general meeting of the company to be held at Kua'a Lumpur on June 29, state. During the year several p-opcts were investigated but in. view of
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    135 11 ANNUAL REPORT In their eighty-fourth annu U report for the term ending March 31, 1932, the directors of the Japan Mail Steamship Company, Limited, (Nippon Yusen Kdeht) state; The surplus cf earnings after deducting expenditure for the pass half year amounts to Yen 5,442 981.13 The following
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    SAS FINX TIN MINES
    221 11 RECEIVER AND MAN GER APPOINTED Subsidence on The Property London, June 1 Chancery Division —Bjforo Mr. Jar.ee Maugham. Mr. Reid, for plaintiffs in the debenture holders’ action Mai van and G-.mrai Truot against San F.nx Tin Mines, move! f?r the appointment of a receiver ami man
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    622 12 3’hVELIN RAIDER’S BROADCAST Praise of British Airmen MEMORIES of the air raids on England were revived on June 4th by a broadcast talk by a war Zeppelin commander. Kapitanleutnant a D. Joachim Breithaupt, who at the end of the war was captured following a raid and
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    377 13 nonconformist officer who Was KILLED NEXT DAY Dug-Out Services PADRE WELCOMED DISSENTERS ANO ‘NOT ASHAMED” When the Convocation of Canterbury resumed at Church House, Westminster, on June 7 the L 'wer House discussed the Committee’s m; jrity report on resolutions of theUpner House on the subj et
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    292 13 '‘The puerile crit cisrrs uttered by the opponents of the cinema >re at times so absured as to m»>* us wonder where they see their films-” This was part of the vlgorours attack on critics of the "pictures’’ made by Mr. Sydney K. Lewi*,
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