Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 July 1932
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1932-07-16 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. US. Vol. LXXXX. SATURDAY. 16th JULY, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement391 1932-07-16 1 [t. NAGATA brothers I ea d Office next to The Dispensary {ranch Office 52, Leith Street i w So BETTER VALUE THAN EVER refreshing/ gJS&mw», /WeSBL > LIA O®r zJ V -vA' 1 O.SiSMbiWwj*» I I II 14 H p or 24 H.P. PHAETONS $1370/1 /Z 1 With SPARE wheel391 words
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Advertisement2041 1932-07-16 2 RATES FOR CASUAL LEAVE. RANKS. /2 ADVERTISEMENTS ~i P i*) ft P AH eornrnumcatkins relating to contort, Convement for Town.' MaatSChapD3 j. N. V. tiie Advertisement Manager, c easy reach of many fine courses. Apply (Incorporated in Holland by (Incorporated in the Colony of Hongkong) J /SS«/ I I J2,041 words
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Article632 1932-07-16 3 £2,003 FOR CARLYLE RELICS Nearly £2,000 was realized at Sotheby’s a t the second day’s sale of the collection of Carlyle relics sent to the auction room by the executors of his nephew, Alexander Carlyle. Th sale opened with some 40 lots of autograph letters which for632 words
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Article301 1932-07-16 3 NEWSAGENTS’ GIFT TO UNEMPLOYED k A resolution protesting against newsfaper ni -nrs due t o the activities of big r nbuxs was unanimously passed at the ni >ua! conference at Bridlington of the dti °nal Federation of Retail Newsagents, «oksellers, and Stationers. fter 11 speakers had expressed symy301 words
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Article465 1932-07-16 3 CORRESPONDENCE WITH 1 MR. COLERIDGE I Mr. Stephen Coleridge, speaking at the annual meeting of the National Anti-Vivi- Seti.i>n Society, at the Caxton Hall, replied to recent statements in defence of vivisection by Lord Moynihan and Sir Arthur Keith. Lord Leigh presided.t Referring to Lord Moynihan’s465 words
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Article388 1932-07-16 3 —Austral News. THE PASSING OF A ROMANTIC FIGURE At the edge of the forest beyond Daisy. Dell and facing Cradle Mountain and Cradle Valley, one of the most picturesque’ and romantic spots in Tasmania, if not in! the whole of the Australian Common-: wealth, a simple—Austral News. - 388 words
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Advertisement20 1932-07-16 3 Are you a BOY SCOUT If so read the J SCOUTS CORNER r in the Pinang Gazette I EVERY MONDAY.20 words
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Advertisement693 1932-07-16 3 THE TORTURE 11 OF PILES. Why continue to Suffer? 1 uslli aw J ■jaM kIA a With DR. VAN VLECK’S ABSORPTIVE PLASMA no case of this painful malady is too stubborn or too long-standing to be JigM completely and permanently cured. The easy ft, application and wonderful power of ahsorption693 words
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1006 1932-07-16 4 Muslims in Economic Grip of Wealthy Hindus COMMISSION’S REPORT ON RIOTING AT DERA ISMAL KHAN Peshawar, July 1. The report of the Inquiry Commission appointed by the Frontier Government to inquire into the communal rioting which took place at Dera Ismail Khan on August 12,1,006 words
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Article229 1932-07-16 4 TRANSACTIONS IN FRENCH AND BELGIAN BONDS The tenth police report on the late Ivar Kreuger’s affairs has been published. It is based upon the examination of M. Eergenstrahle, an assistant director of Kreuger and Toll, who stated that he was mainly employed by Kreuger for carrying out speculative229 words
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Article294 1932-07-16 4 DEATH IN RETIREMENT OF MR. H. W. FIRMSTONE The correspondent of the “Straits Times” in London writes on July 11.— The death has taken place at his home near Dover, where he was living in retirement, of Mr. Harold William Firmstone, who was for294 words
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Advertisement565 1932-07-16 4 ASTHMA BRONCHITIS CATARRH 'T'HE etiquette of the medical profession Ik entirely fails to restrain wk doctors’ spontaneous outbursts of personal JK testimony to the efficacy O-7 of the one liquid remedy *7 for Bronchitis and f Asthma which a Royal Physician has endorsed. -JBk. WILL YOU CONTINUE so TO v/H'v565 words
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Advertisement272 1932-07-16 4 ALL BABIES THR y E BEST ON TRUFOOD. '4 7 /f .7 f t /j" J L /If J f L a. j ft .-fel U y ".dr Vi JZ I Sturdy of limb, bright of eye, keen, alert youngsters—MALAYA CAN DO WITH MORE J HUMANISED TRUFOOD BABIES 1 HUMANISED272 words
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Article186 1932-07-16 5 MRS. WHEATLEY’S PETITION GRANTED In the Supreme Court, Singapore, before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) Hilda Wheatley was granted a decree nisi to be made absolute in three months, against her husband, Edmund Gray Wheatley, on the grounds of adultery and desertion. Mr. Kenneth A. Seth appearing186 words
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Article176 1932-07-16 5 ANOTHER DEATH SENTENCE Angelo Sbardellotto, the 25-year-old terrorist who was recently arrested in the Piazza Venezia and charged with having I attempted the life of Signor Mussolini, was condemned to death by the Special Tribunal. The whole trial lasted barely two hours. The accused made no effort176 words
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Article234 1932-07-16 5 STALIN’S SHARE IN ITS ADOPTION In a decree issued by the R.S.F.S.R. Commissariat of Justice it is made known for the first time that Stalin personally superintended the elaboration of the new marketing policy by which peasants are to be allowed to sell part of their234 words
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Article218 1932-07-16 5 STEEL TRUST PURCHASE CRITICIZED Berlin, June 22. The purchase by the Government for about 100,000,000 marks [£5,000,000 at par] of a controlling interest in the Steel Trust, which dominates German heavy industry, is the third instance this year of the tendency of the State to interlock218 words
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Advertisement129 1932-07-16 5 austin 12-6 ggS THE BEST IN ITS zOb CLASS 34 M.P.G. ZQjj I TRICES FtOM C~ <; X si"s S\LEi SERVJE Borneo Motors Limited. Yr.' r»' fex i-Wl 1 Kt h IM «C 2 sf’ lo'jrjois ■pji “>*Ai4 FSAMce l&Zr' I dJPWuk I®? waning in. PERFUME f||| A crystal flacon129 words
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Advertisement86 1932-07-16 5 WIRELESS I WIRELESS! DIVINE o ft J EDICINE HERNIA informative and Interest- CENT PER CENT SUCCESS WITHOUT OPERATION vv Why do you suffer from Hernia? Come to ma in s > we shall make a contract with you and ing unities in iiac? cure O 1 the <!lsease u you86 words
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Advertisement351 1932-07-16 5 s® I pgill D.D.D. Prescription is an infallible remedy for Eczema, Psoriasis, Bad Leg, Salt Rheum, Prickly Heat, Ringworm, Dhobies Itch, or other skin trouble. Salves cannot do the work—they simply clog the pores. D.D.D. is not a sticky, smelly ointment, but a golden liquid wash which sinks into the351 words
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Article1204 1932-07-16 6 IMPROVEMENT IN MADRAS PIECEGOODS TRADE WILL LANCASHIRE RECOVER PART OF HER LOST TRADE ANXIOUS EYES TURNED ON LAUSANNE CONFERENCE Madras, July 4. The year 1932 opened in an atmosphere of political uncertainty with the result that until the horizon cleared dealers unanimously throughout the Presidency adopted1,204 words
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Article67 1932-07-16 6 PRIEST—LOGAN The welding took place, ouietly, at St. George’s Chv.rch Penang, this morning of Mr. Arthur Charles Priest, Electrical Engineer, Fusing, Perak, son of Mr. Charles Alfred John Priest and Miss Rebecca Anne Logan, of Christchurch, New Zealand, daughter of Mr. Robert Karl Logan. The Rw Keppel67 words
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Article80 1932-07-16 6 Robert McConkey, 79, Hilda Courtney, 32, and Ruth Courtney, 24, all of Belfast, were taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital. Belfast, suffering from injuries received through being knocked down by a cow in the Botanic Gardens, The animal was one of a herd being80 words
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Article701 1932-07-16 6 L.C.C. CONFERRING WITH GOVERNMENT The future of Waterloo Bridge is being discussed between the Government and the London County Council. At a Meeting of the County Council, over which Mr. Angus Scott, the chairman, presided, the Parlimentary Committee reported the action of the House of Commons in deleting701 words
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148 1932-07-16 6 RELIEF GRANT “INSUFFICIENT” Sir James Mitchell, the Premier, has announced that he is dissatisfied with the Federal Government’s proposal to give South Australia a “disabilities” grant of £1,000,000 and Western Australia a grant of only £500,000. He contended that the disabilities of Western Australia under Federation148 words
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530 1932-07-16 6 POLICE OFFICER’S DEATH FROM SHOCK Before the Recorder (Sir Ernest Wild, KC at the Central Criminal Court WILLIAM GREENWOOD, 21, french polisher, and STANLEY SHRODINSKY, •16, cabinet maker, pleaded “Guilty” to an indictment charging them with while armed with offensive weapons, namely, two revolvers, robbing530 words
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Article214 1932-07-16 6 MANY LIVES LOST A serious explosion took place in the fuel tank of the Liverpool oil tanker Cymbeline, which w’as in the drydock of the Canadian Vickers firm, at Montreal with the result that she sank in shallow water and burned fiercely. An hour later there w’as214 words
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112 1932-07-16 6 The balance-sheet. of the Irish sweepstake on the Grand National in March, shows that the proceeds of the sale of tickets, before providing sellers’ prizes, was £3,409,744. The total expenses, including payment to Hospitals Trust, Limited, for promoting the sweepstake, amounted to £276,588. Included112 words
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Advertisement23 1932-07-16 6 SPECIAL REDUCTION PRIME AUSTRALIAN FOWLS 57 cts. Per lb Singapore Cold Storage Co., Limited.. PENANG BAGAN LUAR Phones Penang 1500 1501. Butterworth 33-23 words
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Miscellaneous165 1932-07-16 6 II ISi f Good Night Vienna Fox Trot CB Pretty Flowers Waltz Two Wonderfully Tuneful Numbers from Jack Buchanan’s Talkie “Good-Night Vienna” nn f Delishious Fox Trot CB 433 (Good-Night Little Girl That Haunting Refrain that Janet Gaynor featured in “Delishious Makes A Really Good Dance Tune Savoy Hotel Orpheans.165 words
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1900 1932-07-16 7 FOR PERIOD OF 12 MONTHS Municipality To Carry On In Meantime ORGANISATION ALREADY IN EXISTENCE Bv a majority of two votes (the majority being formed among others by the President, Mrs. Thorpe and Miss Sylvia Dennvs) it was decided at the third a a?ual1,900 words
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Article476 1932-07-16 7 The following are the principal sporting fixtures this week-end. SINGAPORE Saturday: Malaya Cup Football; Singapore v Negri Semtrilan, Anson Road Stadium: The Singapore team will be selected from the following:—Ah Hui, Ah Kow, Boon Lay, R. D. Brummitt, Dinah, Dolfattah, Dollah, J. L. Elmer, J. G. Glasgow,476 words
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Article571 1932-07-16 7 EASY EXERCISE CURRENCY BOY AND UNDERLAP IMPRESS I By TIC TAC i Both the inside and track proper were used to-day, with hurdles thrown out to j protect the inside and centre of the track I proper. There was a large crowd to watch the571 words
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Article172 1932-07-16 7 COUNTERFEITER REAPS HIS REWARD (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, yesterday. Kong Keng Pong was sentenced to three years’ rigorous imprisonment at the Singapore Assizes for altering half cent copper coins to represent silver twenty -cent pieces. Accused was incriminated by the evidence of his concubine who said172 words
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Article215 1932-07-16 7 -Reuter. LATEST RESULTS TALL SCORING AT THE OVAL London, Yesterday At the Oval, Surrey obtained first innings points against Glamorgan. Surrey 424 for 8 declared (Gregory 131) and 226 for 5. Glamorgan 421 (Dyson 208.) NOTTS V. ESSEX At Nottingham, Notts defeated Essex by an innings and-Reuter. - 215 words
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Article116 1932-07-16 7 THIRD IN DERBY KING AND QUEEN WITNESS THE RACE London, yesterday. The Eclipse Stakes, run at Sandown Park to-day, value about £lO,OOO distance one and a quarter miles, resulted as follows: Lord Rosebery’s Miracle 1 M. Boussac’s Goyescas 2 Lord Roseberry’s Sandwich 3 Thirteen ran.116 words
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62 1932-07-16 7 —Reuter. HOBBS NOT OUT 161 London, yesterday. The annual Gentlemen v Players match at Lord’s was drawn. The Gentlemen who had scored 430 for eight wickets the previous day declared their innings closed. Larwood finished up with four wickets for 54. The Players in their—Reuter. - 62 words
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Article23 1932-07-16 7 —Reuter. SCOTLAND WINS London, Yesterday. In the International Bowls contest Scotland defeated England 106-89 and thus won the Championship. —Reuter..—Reuter. - 23 words
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Article488 1932-07-16 7 MALAYANS OBLIGED TO “TRAVEL FOREIGN” Fed Up writes as follows to the Editor of the Pinang Gazette Sir, —Nowadays when economy is becoming almost a world wide fashion and in Malaya (outside of Government circles) a stern necessity we hear of ruthless reduction in salaries, the heavy cutting488 words
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Article139 1932-07-16 7 SPARRING CONTESTS -i Arrangements are in full swing for the Boxing Tournament organised by the Penang Amateur Boxing Association in aid of all local unemployment funds, to be held during race week at Wembley Park. The sudden storm prevented several competitors and people interested from turning up139 words
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Article377 1932-07-16 8 Yesterday we published a leading article from The Times under the caption The Management of Money which admits that the problem is nothing less than the arrest of the natural operation of the law of supply and demand and states it is a long and difficult377 words
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Article597 1932-07-16 8 Another country whose problems have of late brought it into prominence in the Colonial sphere is Malaya, which is made up of the tripartite organisation of Crown Colony, Federated States and Unfederated States A very good picture of Malaya to-day is presented in the Report of the 1931 Census,597 words
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Article37 1932-07-16 8 by Miss England 111 until Monday.— Rugby Radio Service. EVENT POSTPONED TILL MONDAY Rugby, Yesterday. Kaye Don decided to postpone the attempt on the world’s water speed record by Miss England 111 until Monday.— Rugbyby Miss England 111 until Monday.—Rugby Radio Service. - 37 words
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Article1536 1932-07-16 8 DEVON AND THE LAKES If all who are going to make holiday this summer in Devon or in the Lakes would take a look, even superficially, at two big and beautifully illustrated books that are published to-day, they would gain in two ways. They would see what1,536 words
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Article959 1932-07-16 8 SCOTLAND OR SCOTTLANo r Mr. John Buchan, Mp o t Saturday at Selkirk, paid «a tribute to Sir Walter Sco’L th 1 of whose death fell on th 7 t i was Scott’s birthplace y “We spell Scotland" with modern Scotland might well h? V W Mr.959 words
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Advertisement171 1932-07-16 8 |a~" —a i CYPROC FIREPROOF WALLBOARD In any building there are before with CA PROC I-ire-inevitably places where proof Wallboard. repairs to walls or ceilings By using GYPROC you enjoy are needed, or rooms which many advantages over other should be lined to insure inferior walls. It is firefire protection171 words
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Advertisement51 1932-07-16 8 E. and O. p HOTEL. tj I. i Li SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE. WEDNESDAY, 20th JULY, 1932. U I •j Dance Music by the Band of the H S.S. President Adams.” j NOTHING COULD BE BETTER FOR BREAKFAST r- I f"! B THAN A PLATE OF I h HONEY GRAINS.51 words
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651 1932-07-16 9 IRISH LEADER REFUSES TO YIELD BRITAIN UNABLE TO DEPART FROM POSITION EMERGENCY TARIFFS BILL PASSED IN THE DAIL I I --"W PREMIER LEAVES FOR LOSSIE MONTH TO-DAY I y London, to-day. The meeting between Mr. Macdonald and Mr. De Valera ended at 11-Rugby Radio Service. - 651 words
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Article300 1932-07-16 9 -Reuter. geneva resolution preliminary work by COMMISSION OF EXPERTS In the League of Nations Council at Geneva, Sir John Simon moved that the Council accede to the request of the Lausanne Conference that a Conference on Monetary and Economic questions be convoked Ly the League of Nations and-Reuter. - 300 words
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Article207 1932-07-16 9 FORTHCOMING VISIT OF TOC H LEADER The following are the arrangements made ■so far in connection with the visit of the Rev. E. F. Ford to Penang on behalf of Toe H. He will arrive early on the morning of July 17 by the s.s. Ekma from207 words
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Article45 1932-07-16 9 BRITISH MINISTER AT MONTEVIDEO TAKES CHARGE Rugby, Yesterday. A t the request of the Argentine Government the British Minister in Montevideo is charge of Argentine interests in Criiguay the Government of which has broken off diplomatic relations with Argentine. Rugby Radio Service.45 words
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Article113 1932-07-16 9 -Reuter. RIGOROUS CONDITIONS ABORTIVE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN TRADE NEGOTIATIONS Geneva, Yesterday. The League Council decided to recommend a loan of ten millions sterling to Autria of which Britain takesup £3,330,000 representing the advance she made last year and the balance to be distributed among France, Italy, Germany,-Reuter. - 113 words
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Article124 1932-07-16 9 the same at all times.” —Rugby Radio Service. CONGRATULATES COMMANDER OF HOME FLEET Rugby, Yesterday. The King arrived in London this morning from Portsmouth. A saulte of twenty-one guns was fired by the naval battleships when he left Portsmouth. After reviewing the fleet the King cabled thethe same at all times.”—Rugby Radio Service. - 124 words
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Article30 1932-07-16 9 —Reuter. Batavia, yesterday. It is officially announced that twentyfour per centum of the total available area of rubber is not being tapped apart from a period- ical tap.——Reuter. - 30 words
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Article50 1932-07-16 9 late Sir Donald Maclean.—Rugby Radio Service. APPOINTED PRESIDENT BOARD EDUCATION Rugby, yesterday. The King has been pleased to approve, that Lord Irwin, Viceroy of India fromi 1926 to 1931, be appointed President of the Board of Education in the room of the j late Sir Donald Maclean.—Rugby Radio:late Sir Donald Maclean.—Rugby Radio Service. - 50 words
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Article42 1932-07-16 9 Reuter. SIR SAMUEL HOARE TO DEPUTISE FOR SIR PHILIP CUNLIFFE LISTER London, yesterady. The Cabinet Minister, Sir Samuel Hoare, is deputising for Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister '•while the latter is at Ottawa and Mr. Ormsby Gore for Sir John Gilmour.—Reuter. - 42 words
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Article247 1932-07-16 9 ANNUAL EVENT FOR Paris, July i The cyclist tour of France is a sporting, event which is looked forward to every year in France, and is followed with interest abroad. The start took place this morning, and had its usual success of popularity. From five o’clock the247 words
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Article280 1932-07-16 9 MAINTAIN BALANCE BETWEEN ECONOMIC SOCIAL INTERESTS Paris, July 7. Speaking this morning before a plenary meeting of the National Economic Council, M. Patenotre, Under Secretary of State in the cabinet of the President of the Council, said the State must maintain a balance between the various economic and280 words
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Article157 1932-07-16 9 Reuter. COUNT UCHIDA’S STATEMENT LONDON VIEWS SITUATION HIGHLY COMPLICATED London, yesterday, Count Uchida’s statement at the final meeting of the Lytton Commission at Tokio to the effect that once Japan recognised Manchukuo she would decline to negotiate abroad regarding the new state, was widely published in Britain. It hasReuter. - 157 words
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Article126 1932-07-16 9 -Reuter. HOOVER LETTER PRESIDENT TO SIGN RELIEF BILL New York, yesterday. Mr. Hoover’s letter to Senator BoraM was intended mainly for home consumption according to the Washington Correspondent of the New York Evening Post,, the object being to remove the War debts issue from the political campaign. Washington,-Reuter. - 126 words
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Article99 1932-07-16 9 —Reuter. SOUND FILM OF HISTORIC OCCASION TO BE MADE Ottawa, Yesterday. A message from the King will be read by the Govern General at the public opening Governor General at the public opening of the Imperial Conference in the House of Commons Chamber on Thursday. The proceedings will—Reuter. - 99 words
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Article140 1932-07-16 9 DISPUTES IN THE COAL MINES Brussles, July 5. The government has approved the principle of a loan of a milliard redeemable in 25 years, to be issued in France. The bonds will bear 514 per cent, interest. Representatives of employers and workmen in the coal mines have accepted140 words
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Article122 1932-07-16 9 HOPES FOR ITS SUCCESS i Nauen, (Berlin), July S» At a late hour on Tuesday night the new Anglo-Belgian compromise scheme, which proposes to fix Germany’s forfeitary payment at 2.6 thousand million marks, was still under discussion with good prospects of its being accepted as a basis off122 words
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Article177 1932-07-16 9 TO TROOPS IN THE COLONIES Bremen, July 5. A National Monument erected here in honour of German heroes who c&ed in the former German colonies during the Great' War was solemnly unveiled on Wednesday in the presence of a large number of representatives of the Reich Confederate177 words
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Article114 1932-07-16 9 TO CONTINUE THEIR FLIGHT Nauen, (Berlin), July 5. The rescued German aviators, Bertram and Klaussmann, have cabled to Junkers, who own their plane, telling them they intend going on with their planned trip to China. From Australia they will make Batavia and thence Celebes, Borneo, and the Philippines.114 words
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Advertisement31 1932-07-16 9 SEE THE SUNDAY GAZETTE FOB ALL LOCAL SPORTING EVENTS AND News Later than the Mail SPORT OF THE WEEK OUR LONDON LETTER—Edited by CHARLES ROBERTS. Full report of MBS. BARNEY’S TRIAL31 words
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Advertisement10 1932-07-16 9 nil PASTILLES' I I 1 I AtA»<JGWBTW«KA»D«V If i CtriE-SWEDEN10 words
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Article121 1932-07-16 10 JL mail far Tefok Anaon, Batkin Datn£t r Fort Swell enh am, Malacca anti Singapore by the s.s. “Mata Hari” wfIT be closed at 3 pan. to-day. A mail for North, North Eastern and North Western Sumatra by the s.s. “D’van. Twist" will be closed at 4 pm.121 words
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Article602 1932-07-16 10 Singapore. Joly 13. The improvement in the local share market noticed in our last report has been more than maintained during the past week, and satisfactory news as to the progress of the New Loan Conversion Scheme and the announcement of the successful termination of the602 words
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Article94 1932-07-16 10 Yesterday. To-Jay. tin Snot Yesterday. To-day. RUBBER 1 29/32d. 1 15/16 Im I?" «a. im is». <5. !f" do rk 2 w<o rvT New York 5%c. 5%c. TIN (3 Months> Singapore London £129 10s. o* l £129 5s od Singapore 66 32% 66 TAPIOCA 3.15 3.19% amgapore g94 words
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Article373 1932-07-16 10 TODAYS PRICES The foNowing wave the latest quotatfoßS in MESSRS KENNEDY A Oo.’s share Kst at 11 a.m to day Yesterday To-day Sharbs J; I 1 s 'S co no ffl ce $O. to to. Mining 1 tyer Hitam 971 10 3 10- 18/6 HongFsfrt .26373 words
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Article163 1932-07-16 10 Latest Quotations Ft!. Thur. Sat. July 15 July 14 Sept. 19 Pirlo 90 7/16 90| 123 96 New York 8.54 j S 54& 4 85? Montreal 4.08 i 4 08i Braaaefe 55.55 80.55 84.88 Geneva 18 7/82 18 7/82 24 86 Amaterdana &81 8 85 12163 words
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Article80 1932-07-16 10 Penang, Joly 16 Bj Coirr/rij oj iir CLartereJ Bank On London Bank Demand 2/8 25, 82 4 m/ta 2/8 27/82 Private 8 m'ta credit 2/4 1/8 H 3 Documentary 2/4 1/4 On New York Bank Demand 40J France 1« T T 1000 nom India T. T. 158 j Bangkok80 words
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Article53 1932-07-16 10 Bth Sunday After Trinity 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 6 Evensong and Address at st u P Church, Butterworth. Wed. 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion at c.. Mark’s, Butterworth. Thur. 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion at o, Paul’s, Bukit Tengah. Murder is a Grand All-Briti* now showing at King’s. Don’t53 words
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Advertisement78 1932-07-16 10 MUNICIPAL NOTICE An ORDINARY MEETING of the Municipal Commissioners will be held at the Municipal Office at 4 p.m. on Tuesday the 19th instant. By Order T. W. DOUGLAS, Secretary to the Municipal Commissioners. LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. AUTUMN EXAMINATIONS 1932. These will be held in November, 1932. ENTRIES CLOSE78 words
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Advertisement63 1932-07-16 10 STUDY THE PINANG GAZETTE ADVERTISEMENTS There is much in the way cf useful information contained in cur Advertisement Columns. Read the advertisements and learn who stocks the article you are contemplating buying, who is offering the best bargains. or who is willing to buy your unwanted goods. EVERY ADVERTISEMENT, no63 words
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Advertisement44 1932-07-16 10 A PERFECT jelly is a welcome addition to any meal. j If you would have a jelly which dis instantly, sets quickly. and contains the highest quality ingredients, always ask for—(erebos Jelly Crystals rafil ai Penang and Kuala I.une^uT: W Huttenbach Latarue Sone LM.44 words
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Miscellaneous36 1932-07-16 10 PENANG WEATHER REPORT Temp. Wind Rainfall *jh_ 74 E 12 m_m_ 80 E TIDE TABLES High Water. Low Water. TODAY ILOG a.m_ 4 5.3 a.m. 11.5.1 p.m. €-05 p.m. TO-MORROW 11.49 am. 5.50 a_m_ <6.49 p.m.36 words
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Miscellaneous142 1932-07-16 10 mT J E S T I c MATINEES TO-DAY TO-MORROW 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 The Distinguished ENGLISH Stage Actor LIONEL AT WILL With GRETA NISSEN Heading a Great ALL-BRITISH Cast in Fox Movietone’s Mystery Thriller THE SILENT WITNESS The Strangest Love Crime That Ever Burnedl H the Headlines. FIRST AGAIN WITH142 words
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Article830 1932-07-16 11 Schedule of Principal Lines The follovring is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: IN PORT TO-DAY 3.5, MATANG from Tongkah, Kopah, Renong and V. Point, sailing for Same Ports—to-day. ■SS. MALACCA from Bagan Datoh and Teluk Anson, sailing for Port830 words
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Article176 1932-07-16 11 PRISONER’S ALLEGATIONS OF TORTURE At the opening of the trial before the Special Tribunali of n,ne men accused ofj having either actually exploded, or of having sought to explode, bombs in various parts of Italy, one of the accused, Delfini, complained that during the 29 days that176 words
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Article229 1932-07-16 11 SATURDAY, JULY 16. Inter-state Cricket: Perak v Selangor, Kuala Lumpur. Penang Police Sports-Explanade. SUNDAY, JULY 17. Inter-state Cricket Perak v Selaigor, Kuala Lumpur, Continued. Inter-state Police Soccer, Penang Perak for Mitchell Cup, Penang. SATURDAY, JULY 23. Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting begins. Perak Police Sports, Ipoh. TUESDAY,229 words
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Article709 1932-07-16 12 £219,000 MORE TO BE RAISED Thae various methods by which it is lioped to raise funds for the extension of the Bodleian Library were discussed by the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Homes Dudden, the Master of Pembroke, who presided at the seventh annual meeting of the Society of Friends of709 words
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Article148 1932-07-16 12 TO REACH 300 M.P.H. Sir Malcolm Campbell, speaking at the dinner of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Auxiliary Patrol, at the Connaught Rooms, said that he had one great ambition now, and that was to reach 300 miles an hour. Next year there would be serious148 words
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Article254 1932-07-16 12 CITIZENS’ RESPONSIBILITY Speaking at the opening of a new headquarters for his party, the Republican Action, the Prime Minister, Senor Azana, told his hearers that the Republic had come to stay, and that it was for them to create a democratic tradition. The Republic, said Senor254 words
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Article189 1932-07-16 12 SOLITARY CONFINEMENT Senor March, the multi-millionaire and Deputy whose conduct and character were impeached by the Ministers of Public Works and Finance during the debate in the Cortes, has been arrested and confined to prison. His arrest was ordered by the Committee of Responsibilities in the Cortes,189 words
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Article124 1932-07-16 12 THE LIPS OF THE GIRLS IN SOVIET-LAND It’s the same the whole world over where the "modern girl is concerned. Mrs. Sidney Webb (the lady who declines to be called Lady Passfield) is at present on a tour of Soviet Russia with Lord Passfield124 words
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Advertisement126 1932-07-16 12 REMOVE THE CAUSE OF INDIGESTION. I Nine times out of ten indigestion is caused by harmful, excess stomach acid which sours and ferments the food, forms gas, and induces pain. The only logical I way to obtain relief is to get rid of the cause, and ‘Bisurated’ Magniesia does this126 words
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Advertisement539 1932-07-16 12 j Message of Hope) are burning ufienergg all the tone to these who have plzin-fdLedclaudinthz garden I UHll Lost Vigour. Si!® f I When natural youthful vigour is I n HURfrßh prematurely lost whether it bt SSy) through illness, stress of climate. gW or through overwork—life is merely a dull539 words
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Article643 1932-07-16 13 THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION MODEL FOR ALL FEDERATED i STATES The second of the series of lectures cf the Watson Chair Foundation of the Sul-: grave Manor Board, on “The United States Constitution as an experiment in demo- cracy,” was given at King’s College, Strand, by643 words
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Article160 1932-07-16 13 SEVEN YEARS ASSIZES SENTENCE A Chinese named Loke Woon Chong was sentenced by Mr. Justic whitley at the Singapore Assizes on Wednesday to seven years rigorous imprisonment after the jury had by a majority verdict found him guilty of an armed robbery at 2±o Rochore Road on the160 words
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Article105 1932-07-16 13 CATCH FLIES AND COCKROACHES ON BOARD SHIP Three chameleons are working passage round the world. Their duty consists in catching flies and cockroaches in an officer’s cabin on board a cargo boat which recently passed through Durban Harbour. These “pests of pests” as their master calls them, were105 words
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Article394 1932-07-16 13 talkie that tells EXHILARATING FILM BRISTLING WITH STARS Hollywood is full of surprises even in these duil days this week it breaks forth into a slashing tirade against itself. I The vehicle chosen for the attack is “The Cohens and the Kellys in Hollywood.” The story394 words
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Article261 1932-07-16 13 PREMIER’S MESSAGE TO VISITORS The party of professional and business men who have came to spend an inspec-: tional holiday in British Columbia under the official guidance of the Provincial Government crossed the Great Divide and, after enjoying a halt at the Radium hot springs bungalow261 words
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Advertisement408 1932-07-16 13 ifjU ImPorlunce of Sall In Daily Life The salt in your daily food is vitally important s essential. Therefore, choose the best— P ure dry, free-running Cerebos Salt, packed in fcgjSmj the handy pourer tin. Cerebos Salt Manufactured by Cerebos Limited, London, England. --cii.jr..~_ra it —iiiif ■—a ucT.-y, —f irr408 words
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Advertisement63 1932-07-16 13 ftW Thc perfect toilet soap must do more than cleanse, it must also keep the skin in good condition, freeing it from all cause of irritation. Cuticura Soap contains the medicinal and healing properties of Cuticura, bringing to the skin Health as well as Cleanliness. Sample each Soap. Ointment and63 words
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Advertisement367 1932-07-16 13 I M A AMB 3 k 4*lll I y W or wa J|r4u J 0 fjw ?I I 1 v ess I I BWJS s I I I jsK > WiLSiffdiwWf I > SCOTCH i -r. < I Sole Agents ft f BOUSTEAD CO V LTD., Singapore, Penang, F.M.S. Kelantan367 words
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Article458 1932-07-16 14 CLERK SENTENCED FORMS STOLEN FROM MR. H. S. KIRVZAN Found guilty of having forged a cheque for $370 dollars and attempted to pass it through the Chartered Bank for a cash payment, a Chinese named Yeo Ong Soon was sentenced by Mr. Justice Whitley in458 words
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Article296 1932-07-16 14 NEW FLOOD-LIGHTING SYSTEM An important advance in the flood-light-ing of aerodromes for night landings has been demonstrated at Heston airport. Hitherto a mobile flood-light has been generally used. Its disadvantages were the risk of the vehicle’s becoming bogged in wet weather, of damaging the lamp by jolting over296 words
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Article52 1932-07-16 14 The Pope received Cardinal Lauri and other members of the Pontifical Mission to the Eucharistic Congress in Dublin. In honour of the occasion the Pope is presenting to Dublin Cathedral a costly chalice of gold and silver, engraved in the baroque style and bearing a52 words
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Advertisement279 1932-07-16 14 £!GHT£EN HOL£ GOLF COURSE Onfy 22 from, Pinarj hy. fxpj-M For furtHer Jrtfcrmolion THF. INT OOMATIO M BUREAQ ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS J I <Jvsi4ii»>r».n( end mot! to. QAH6KOK SiAK. I k »lj mjrjMCT.'" -'yr ~-i j |ffL |ii!ill 17 the perfect dentifrice. Their white,, pearly teeth testify to the effective279 words
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Advertisement23 1932-07-16 14 It is a long lane that has no tarrifog. An advertisement in the Pinang Gazette will help to pull you through du'l times.23 words
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Advertisement244 1932-07-16 14 s I Mi Ki iwl I Siß®sT w ink H 1:11 i I vB ALz i&sai q •Il w gjfl Sii'■ n I I 111 i infrm :I y I n 1 h ,o 1 L I made IN sal ENGLAND TRADE MARK H El E I m KEBP OP244 words
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Article545 1932-07-16 15 MR. PYBUS ON SATISFYING DEMAND At the annual convention of the Incorporated Municipal Electrical Association, at Cardiff, the PRESIDENT, Mr. C. G. Morley New, city electrical engineer of Cardiff, said that if there was one thing more than another which exercised their minds to-day it was545 words
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Article282 1932-07-16 15 FRAMING OF INDICTMENT CRITICIZED The hearing was continued in the Scottish Court of Criminal Appeal at Edinburgh of the appeals by Alexander Young, of Kilhey-court, Wigan, and George M. Todd, of Ingleby Drive, Glasgow, who were convicted in the High Court of Justiciary on April 11 on282 words
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Article292 1932-07-16 15 REPLY TO COMMONS CRITICISM I Mr. H. M. Pollock, Finance Minister for Northern Ireland, issued a statement controverting some of the assertions made during the Irish debate in the House of Commons on Friday. It was argued by opponents of the British Government that, as Northern Ireland retains292 words
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Article234 1932-07-16 15 BRITISH INQUIRY IN U.S. Mr. E. H. G. Shepherd, the British Acting Consul-General in New York, has been instructed to send a report on the suicide on June 10 of Miss Violet Sharpe, the English girl who was employed as a maid by the mother of Mrs.234 words
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Article102 1932-07-16 15 A complimentary visit was paid by 60 members of the Clan Maclean Association to their chief, Colonel Sir Fitzßoy Maclean, of Duart, Isle of Mull. Sir Fitzßoy, who celebrated his ninety-seventh birthday last month, received his visitors in his sitting room in Duart Castle. He102 words
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Article79 1932-07-16 15 NOT FAVOURED BY BANK The Commonwealth Bank Board does hot favour the plan which has been under discussion for the creation of a sinking fund in London on the ground that it would lead to complications in the exchange rates. The board is of opinion that the79 words
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Article88 1932-07-16 15 The Duke of Wellington, following custom, presented the King with a small tricolour flag on Waterloo Day. The first Duke was presented with the estate or Strathfieldsaye, in Hampshire, by v Government after his victory at Waterloo. A condition of the grant was that every year on88 words
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Advertisement715 1932-07-16 15 DUTCH MAILS NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL LINE. ROTTERDAM LLOYD. •ia Belawan, Sabang, Colombo, Genoa, via, Relawan, Sabang, Colombo, Marseilles Algiers-Southampton to Amsterdam. Tangier, Southampton to Rotterdam. m V P- C. HOOFT 15,000 July 22 y SLBAJAK 13 000 Julv 29 v ST ALDEGONDE 19,000 Aug. 12 13,U00 July 29 y CHR.715 words
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Advertisement366 1932-07-16 15 ADVERTISING 1 TELLS OF THINGS I To wear, to use, to eat and to entertain. It is the news that the housewife looks for. Place the merits of YOUR wares before them through the medium of the PINANG GAZETTE and increase your custom. xWWI 'I suffered gl unnecessary pains since366 words
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Advertisement1455 1932-07-16 16 pffiM 3B| J PILLAR BLUB rtfNltßL LIME I lit Mi J■ *1 r LONDON, NORTH CONTINENT BOSTON AND NEW YORK AIW A M ERIC A N Ml A 1 E LB IM E ACHILLES I nndnn. Rotterdam and PHEMIUS Colombo, Boston, New York S S 1 Hamburg and Baltimore I1,455 words
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Advertisement842 1932-07-16 16 P. and O.—BRITISH AND APCAR LINES (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., Penang, 'leluk Anson, Port Swetunder contract with His Majesty’s tenham, Malacca and Singapore Government, London and Far East Service. Mail Service. Mata Hari j u]v Bulan July 23 Outwards842 words
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