Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 13 October 1932
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1932-10-13 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 242. Vol. LXXXX. THURSDAY, 13th OCTOBER, 1931 PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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1443 1932-10-13 1 Terms Of Secret Schedules MALAYA DUTY ON CANNED PINEAPPLES REDUCED AND PREFERENCE FOR BRITISH MOTOR VEHICLES. increased Trading Opportunities RUGBY, YESTERDAY. WITH THE PUBLICATION TO-NIGHT OF THE SUMMARY OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE AT OTTAWA THE TERMS OF THE SCHEDULES WHICH1,443 words
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490 1932-10-13 1 with whom he confers to-morrow. —Reuter. “WORLD MAY UNWITTINGLY PLUNGE INTO WAR” HONOUR'S DEMAND London, To-day. A great audience at Queen’s Hall recorded approval of the Liberal ex-Minis-ters’ resignations. Sir Herbert Samuel, the principal speaker, claimed that the main task for which he joined thewith whom he confers to-morrow.—Reuter. - 490 words
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Article58 1932-10-13 1 toration of the Monarchy in China.—Reuter. MR. PU Yl’S REPRESENTATIVE’S ALLEGED STATEMENT Tokyo, Yesterday. Ting Shi Yuan, private representative of Mr. Pu Yi, who is at present in Tokyo en route for Geneva, is quoted as intimating that the formation of Manchukuo is merely a preliminary steptoration of the Monarchy in China.—Reuter. - 58 words
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Article143 1932-10-13 1 Reuter. Mrs. Quo Tai Chi Launches New Vessel For China London, Yesterday. China’s first train ferry costing £70,000 was launched by Mrs. Quo Tai Chi at Walker-on-Tyne. The vessel is 372 feet long with a dead weight of 1,550 tons and is named Chang Kiang. She will beReuter. - 143 words
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Article72 1932-10-13 1 .—Rugby Radio Service. Imports To Britain Decrease By £14,000,000 Rugby, Tuesday. The Board of Trade returns for September show imports £54,000,000, a decrease of £14,000,000 on the corresponding month of last year and exports £26,000,000, a decrease of £3,500,000. For the nine months ended September imports totalled £520,000,000,.—Rugby Radio Service. - 72 words
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Article75 1932-10-13 1 .—Reuter Wireless. German Firm Of Seventy Year’s Standing Berlin, October 6. The Anth Schroeder Company, a firm of Hamburg bankers of over 70 years standing, in which both British and American banks are interested, has suspended payment. Their difficulties are due to the impossibility to realise certain large.—Reuter Wireless. - 75 words
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Article122 1932-10-13 1 the possibility of scrapping—Reuter Wirei less. Voluntary Laying Up Scheme Before Conference London, October 7. The problem of what should be done with the World’s surplus tonnage was considered to-day at a private conference between leading British ship-owners —all of whom were members of the Chamber of Shipping.the possibility of scrapping—Reuter Wirei less. - 122 words
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Article286 1932-10-13 1 Rugby Radio Service. STRONG WORDS BY UNIONIST LEADERS STRIKE UNLIKELY Belfast, 1.45 a.m., To-day. The city to-night is quiet, most of the streets being deserted. Mr. Craigavon in a speech at a meeting of Belfast Unionists said if the mischiefmakers came to Belfast to create trouble andRugby Radio Service. - 286 words
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Article136 1932-10-13 1 ,—Renter. Republican Leaders Rise in Defence of Policy New York, Yesterday. At a Republican rally at Madison Square ex-President Coolidge supported by President Hoover rebutted the argument that reduction of the tariff would increase American foreign trade and asserted that the United States tariff trade regulations are much,—Renter. - 136 words
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Article43 1932-10-13 1 Leave In Heracles For Copenhagen Rugby, Yesterday. The Prince of Wales and Prince George this afternoon flew in the Imperial Airways liner Heracles from Malmo, Sweden via Hamburg to Copenhagen where they were greeted by Prince and Princess Axel of Denmark.43 words
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Advertisement19 1932-10-13 1 T NAGATA BROTHERS dentists Head Office next to The Dispensary Bra „ch Office 52, Leith Street m. w. f-19 words
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Advertisement1979 1932-10-13 2 SATES FOR CASUAL MUNICIPAL NOTICE. BANKS. TIIO ADVERTISEMENTS 1 II V The Municipal Commissioners of George gy Town, Penang, hereby invite separate YhA MerCCHltilS 1 GhCSrTCfSCI iJCSSId tenders for the following for one year from at’qtwat ia and CHINA All communications relating to the Ist January, 1933 with the exception1,979 words
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Article310 1932-10-13 3 LABOUR MOTION DEFEATED TRADE UNIONS AND TARIFFS Canberra, September 22. In the debate in the House of Representatives to-day on the Financial Emergency Bill, the amendment moved by Mr. Scullin, the Federal Labour Leader, was rejected by 43 votes to 22. The Bill passed its second310 words
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Article117 1932-10-13 3 Perth, September 22. In the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr. Lindsay, Minister of Public Works, moved the second reading of the Bill providing for the financing with British capital of the bulk handling of w’heat. It is proposed to appoint a trust which will have a monopoly117 words
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Article147 1932-10-13 3 New Foolproof Aeroplane Vienna, October 6. The Austrian engineer Julius Ziegler has invented an aeroplane which it is claimed offers an extra-ordinary degree of stability and is fool-proof against crash. Tests have already taken place before the leading experts, who are enthusiastic. The ’plane is apparently a half-way house147 words
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Article115 1932-10-13 3 Reactionary Proposal In Hungary Budapest, October 7. A group of Deputies belonging to the Government group have tabled a Bill to create national labour colonies. The Bill provides that every male Hungarian must serve a total of 240 days’ labour without payment at the behest of the115 words
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Article269 1932-10-13 3 REINFORCEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL FURTHER BATON CHARGES f 1 Motor-cycle combinations were used on September 26 to bring police reinforcements to the scene of .further Liverpool disturbances involving a number of the unemployed. When about 300 people assembled in the Islington district, apparently with the idea of269 words
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Article152 1932-10-13 3 How These Things Start Geneva, October 6. The disappearance of the Russian Foreign Commissary, M. Litvinoff, from the League capital has given rise to the sensational rumour that the commissary has been kidnapped—a version of which is indirectly supported by the refusal of the Russian delegation quarters to152 words
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Article124 1932-10-13 3 Project Ends In A Fiasco Koenigsberg, October 6. The frequently postponed start of Herr Winkler’s space rocket on the Frische Nehrung peninsula materialised this (Thursday) afternoon only to terminate in disaster, because the rocket exploded immediately after the start and while only approximately fifty feet above the ground.124 words
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Article54 1932-10-13 3 A German Institution Passes Berlin, October i. Germany’s largest travelling circus, Sarasani, has been definitely sold to Russia. It is stated that the deficit of the circus has increased to such an extent that sale to the Soviets was the only way of ensuring the continued existence of54 words
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Advertisement191 1932-10-13 3 LoObMM yiiw c Every time you wash your face and hands use this delicately medicated Soap and note how it not only cleanses but also protect. the skin. Made of the purest ingredients, (fUMiEFa Soap is ideal for daily use for all tl’-c family. e i r-irh Soap. Ointment and191 words
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Advertisement386 1932-10-13 3 SI JCaSRZ3 JU Germs of decay lurk in ugly film Prevent trouble—keep teeth free from film with this special film-removing tooth paste IF you were to allow your teeth to gently removes this film and reveals go even one day without brush- the clean enamel surfaces of your ing them,386 words
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Article313 1932-10-13 4 LEFT HER HUSBAND KEEPS SECRET OF HER FALL INTO CRIME A strange story of a woman wliose relatives the police cannot trace and who will tell nothing about herself lest her friends should “know the depths to which she has descended,” was told at Bromley (Kent».313 words
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Article417 1932-10-13 4 LORD BEATTY ON PLACE IN TRANSPORT SYSTEM Admiral of the Fleet Lord Beatty has sent the following to the Press:— It would be deplorable if the prominence; that is being given to the rivalries of road and rail were to obscure the claims or aggravate the417 words
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Article71 1932-10-13 4 EXPORT SURPLUS OF MORE THAN £12,000,000 Mr. Downie Stewart, New Zealand Finance Minister, said at a luncheon in London: Two years ago New Zealand’s imports exceeded its exports, whereas last year we had a surplus of exports of more than £11,000,000. This year it seems clear we71 words
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Article1084 1932-10-13 4 THE WORLD WANTS PIPES SKIRL TAKES TWENTY-SIX YEARS TO MELLOW I see upon authority which cannot be questioned that Glasgow' means the beloved green place.” It meant that long ago. Nowadays it means the approved grey place. No more greenness and love: it is the second1,084 words
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Article253 1932-10-13 4 ELEVEN MURDERED IN 18 MONTHS GOVERNMENT PROTESTS TO NICARAGUA News received from the Central American Republic of Nicaragua indicates that the British Government is framing a Note to the Nicaraguan Government claiming heavy compensation for the dependents of eleven Britons who have been murdered in that253 words
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Article418 1932-10-13 4 ADMIRALTY TRIBUTE TO “VERY GALLANT ACTION” The famous action between the Cunard liner Carmania and the Cap Trafalgar in the South Atlantic, the eighteenth anniversary of which fell on Sept. 14 is recalled by a letter received by the Cunard Company from the Permanent Secretary418 words
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Article479 1932-10-13 4 Mr. Ramsay MacDonald was 66 years old yesterday. Dr. R. Frosoer Liston has removed to 35, Chesham Street, S.W L Mr. J. H. M. Robson is unwell and confmed to the house at present. Mr. J. H. Burchett, who has returned to Malaya from leave, was formerly479 words
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Article239 1932-10-13 4 Tuesday, Oct. 4. The following were the guests at a dinner given by His Excellency at Government House, this evening H.E. Major-General L. C. L. Oldfield and Mrs. Oldfield and Miss Oldfield, Hon. Mr. A. P. Robinson, Group Captain A,. H. Jackson, Mr. G. W. A. Trimmer,239 words
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Article85 1932-10-13 4 John Pillinger, aged 25, a motor driver, of Gathorne-road, Southville, Bristol, fell 245 feet from Clifton Suspension Bridge and was killed. His wristlet wa’ch was unbroken and still going. Mr. Stephen McCarthy, a fireman, found the body as he was cycling home about 2.15 a.m.85 words
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370 1932-10-13 4 AGRICULTURAL FIGURES FOR 1931 FEWER WORKERS ARABLE AREA THE LOWEST ON RECORD “Agricultural’ Statistics, 1931” issued 1 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisher-] ies, show a loss in arable area of 251,000 acres. The “Satisfies,” which deal mainly with; England and Wales, state that370 words
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Article280 1932-10-13 4 SUPPORT FOR THE DZAI CAMPAIGN frtANY LETTERS “ADULTS TREATED LIKE WAYWARD CHILDREN" Capl. Cecil Percy Davis is still ra*# letters:, from mayors in ail parts i country supporting his campaign if 2 D.O.RiA. Among those asready reeeinf The Lewd Mayor of Liverpool- i pathise with280 words
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Advertisement88 1932-10-13 4 BARGAINS I STILL AVAILABLE II n OUR REMOVAL SALE LEFT US WITH A FEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I I which we are offering at BARGAIN PRICES I GUITARS from BXO a s S BANJO MANDOLINES S 5.00 H CORNETS $33.00 ACCORDEONS 5 3.03 I VIOLINS SIS ?9 pl MUSIC from 1088 words
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517 1932-10-13 5 Easy Win For Nitsichin CHELMARSH second three lengths away London, Yesterday. The following was the result of the Cesare Witch Stakes (Handicap), value about £l,BOO, run at Newmarket to-day over 2 JACKIN 4 S-» <»• t CHEMARSH 5 «.s (Mr. Buston)- BAnSmCB? 9.5517 words
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Article104 1932-10-13 5 Toarne TIES FOR TO-DAY Dun keri e y° f Ji ree: +1 L R Tofield E. Awards' a p T CHfton v Scr W. M. tidies- <j( 11 han and J. a. McEvoy. 2 T- A. Wemyss. ,7 ES POR FRIDAY Rfr*" n. Syerand I M ,Ji as.104 words
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433 1932-10-13 5 29 Horses Arrive DRAW ARRANGED TO TAKE PLACE ON FRIDAY Twenty-nine Australian horses bought under the Singapore Turf Club yearHng scheme arrived in Singapore on Tuesday by the Nieuw Zeeland, and the draw will take place at the Thomson Road stables at 5 p.m. on433 words
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Article217 1932-10-13 5 Revised Budget To Be Passed The revised Budget will be passed by the Legislative Council at its meeting on October 4 19, when the following motions are down in the name of the Colonial Secretary. That this Council adopts the recommendations with respect to the Estimates for 1933217 words
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Article143 1932-10-13 5 2| HOURS FIGHT WITH A TUNNY AT SCARBOROUGH Mrs. Sparrow, wife of Colonel Sparrow, of Colne Engaine, Essex, has achieved the distinction of being the first woman to land a tunny fish in British wafers. Fishing off Scarborough she fought the fish for two and143 words
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Article70 1932-10-13 5 Tolls Not Officially Contemplated The Johore Correspondent of the Malaya Tribune approached the General Adviser, the Hon. Dr. R. O. Winstedt, regarding the rumour that it is proposed to levy tolls at the Johore Causeway. Dr. Winstedt authorised the publication of his assurance that the Johore Government had70 words
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Article117 1932-10-13 5 “PASSING BY” COMPOSER DEAD I Mr. Edward Purcell-Cockran, composer of the song “Passing By,” the publication rights of which he sold for £2. has died in a i Clifton nursing home, following an opera- < tion. The composer chose as his nom-de-plume, “Edward C. Purcell” and117 words
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Article151 1932-10-13 5 The Air Ministry have issued a notice increasing the period of service between overhauls of the Rolls-Royce Kestrel engine in the R.A.F. from 400 to 500 flying hours. This is the outcome of an experiment carried out with some of the earliest of these engines151 words
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Advertisement35 1932-10-13 5 Since you have taken the L roub!e to read this, be convinced that the other advertisements in this paper are also read. If you wish to buy cr sell, let the Pinang Gazette help you.35 words
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Advertisement232 1932-10-13 5 K Ml 3* 'Mn J Elb llwi ilk IL Oggr r O .w. I p i wM you too will APPRECIATE IWMf 3M THEiR INDIVIDUAL CHARM Tf j player’s ■rrr-- x BACHELOR Baa■■■■■■•■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■a »»<■• eß^aaaa aaa»aoaa»Baß«« Nerves «nd Indigestion If your life is made a martyrdom by Poor Health follow232 words
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Article868 1932-10-13 6 IMPROVEMENTS AT RICHMOND ATHLETIC GROUND All followers of Rugby football are awaiting with interest the decision of the Scottish Union on the question of F. H. Waters’s eligibility, as a newspaper contributor, to play for London Scottish. Waters has been chosen to play for London868 words
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Article278 1932-10-13 6 37 COMRADES SAVED SWAM ASHORE WITH LIFE LINE The British Collier Watford was driven on the rocks by the first autumn gale on the Atlantic coast. The Watford (5,421 tons, owned by the British Steamship Co., Ltd., of London) was wrecked at Cape Percy, near Glace Bay,278 words
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Article271 1932-10-13 6 QUEEN OF BERMUDA BUILT IN 9 MONTHS Another fine British luxury liner for United States millionaire cruises, the Queen of Bermuda, was launched from Vickers-Armstrongs’ yard Barrow-in-Furness. This latest British luxury liner is for the bi-weekly service which Messrs. Furness, Withy and Co., Ltd., maintain between271 words
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141 1932-10-13 6 PLANE DROPS LIKE A STONE Melbourne, September 21. Two aeroplanes, one piloted by a woman, landed safely after colliding 2,000 feet above Benalla, Victoria, to-day. The woman was Mrs. Harry Bonney, a cousin of Squadron-Leader Bert Hinkler, the famous Australian airman. She141 words
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Advertisement215 1932-10-13 6 ■T ITb IS I WOOLLIES zf t i la a Variety of Approved Colours THE DELIGHT OF WATER NYMPHS AS USED BY MOST COMPETITORS <N THE RECENT SEA VIEW HOTEL SWIMMING CONTESTS. H Regulate your is 3 DIGESTION Ki Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills o I£rl Fwpte wfe» «rt a*d215 words
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Advertisement136 1932-10-13 6 > 'TW’ I i W V OF FRESHNESS ON EVERY TIN OBTAINABLE AT ALL CHEMISTS and HIGH CLASS STORES SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA dispensary (192.9) BISHOP STREET, PENANG Tel. 398. —l_ —i_i— j i- ■■■SSHS3BB?3HBBaBeRIS2JE3SD SB SI IB B CBB»SSaBBSE»3S£aBEBRI j RECORD BREAKING/ SALE A Golden Opportunity to our Patrons!136 words
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Article397 1932-10-13 7 u INCHES HIGH, 18 INCHES LONG first shetland born F IN THE ZOO w^unE for ViSU ou S wander past the dens of the AS /morses you will come, all unexpect,Cdupon the y z°o- 3 latest (but hardly neatest) his name for the infant397 words
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Article227 1932-10-13 7 GOLF CLUBS— TO MEASURE FITTING BY THE “PRO” The selection of a golf club is usually a' matter of fancy. It is now suggested that] the golfer should be measured for his clubs, just as he is for a suit of clothes, i Mr. William Heyes, a scratch golfer of;227 words
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Article137 1932-10-13 7 CAPTAIN fined for keeping FIRe ARMS and ammunition for rnerb n o f°ll Ph UriCe Au er > a ed 44 > Was S* ,f tbe RNR and R.A.F., who re eord llave had a distinguished war (S.w. i’ nni- dS fined £3 at Westminster of fin-’r137 words
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Article341 1932-10-13 7 THE STORY OF AN ALTERED CONTRACT The select committee on public accounts is a body which overhauls Government 1 expenditure. It has nothing to do with policy whatever but if it thinks that the money expended has not been profitably spent or if the figures give ground341 words
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Article235 1932-10-13 7 PROPOSALS OF DUTCH LINES Representatives of Dutch air lines recently called upon Mr. Bruce, Resident Minister in London for Australia, to discuss the possibility of immediately extending the Amsterdam-Batavia air route to Australia. The representatives were M. A. Plesman (Royal Dutch Air Line), Jonkheer H. K. B.235 words
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Article147 1932-10-13 7 “GOD BLESS THEM,” SAYS JUDGE Alleged to have disposed of two motor lorries, part of her estate, with the intention of defeating the efforts of a creditor to attach the lorries, a Chinese woman was charged before the Singapore District Judge, Mr. C. Wilson, with cheating. “The D.P.P.147 words
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Article217 1932-10-13 7 ROBBED HIS UNCLE LET OFF WITH A CAUTION A valuable opium pipe, made of jade throughout and stated to be ■worth $BOO, was produced before Mr. Schofield at the Central Police Court, Hongkong, as an exhibit in a larceny case in which a student named Tse217 words
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Article319 1932-10-13 7 REMARKABLE ACCIDENT AT NAVAL BASE An inquest w r as held by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. F. G. Bourne on a Malabari Hindoo who was electrocuted by coming into contact with a lamp standard at the Naval Base on September 25. The deceased was employed there as a319 words
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299 1932-10-13 7 ENGLISH MECHANICAL GENIUS ON THE SCREEN A sound film was privately shown at the Phoenix Theatre which is evidently destined to make history. It is a new enterprise on the part of Sir William Morris. Some idea of the dimensions of the Morris organisation299 words
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Article816 1932-10-13 7 TAUNTON DOCTOR’S NEW INVENTION In 1822 David Gordon, a well-known engineer and the inventor of the portable gas-lamp and pneumatic apparatus took out a patent for improved wheel carriages. This consisted of a high-pressure locomotive or steam engine which worked with toothed wheels engaging in a816 words
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Article363 1932-10-13 7 CABINET MINISTERS STOP TO ADMIRE ARTIST’S WORK London, September 8. Mr. W. J. Stubbs, the London pavement artist whose pitch for eight years has been in Waterloo-place, off Pall Mall, found it a little hard to settle down to work this morning. For363 words
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Advertisement13 1932-10-13 7 Every Wednesday Ladies will find special articles cf interest in the PINANG GAZETTE."13 words
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Advertisement78 1932-10-13 7 j PRELIMINARY NOTICE THE Poppy Day Dance WILL BE HELD AT THE I ’RUNNYMEDE 1 HOTEL j ON Saturday, the sth November, 1932, AT 9.45 P.M. As Before the Rig will be any Old Rag I (EVENING DRESS AT OWNER'S RISK) I Watch the Advertisements for List of I (SIDE78 words
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Article651 1932-10-13 8 Mr. Norman Davis, the well-known United States banker, is now in London, engaged in a series of conferences with British Government officials and economic experts. His mission is two-fold, namely, preparation for American participation in the World Economic Conference—when it is held—and reconciliation of the Hoover proposals made651 words
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Article288 1932-10-13 8 The deaths of Madame de Barolet near I Rochfort, and of Lieutenant Patrick de MacMahon, the grandson of the Marshal, in Senegal, recently, remind us that only sixty-two years have passed since the tinsel brilliance of the Second Empire was eclipsed at Sedan. Aladame de Barolet’s connection288 words
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Article747 1932-10-13 8 THE AZORES The inhabitants of that archipelago of ‘‘sea-grown mountains” which constitute Europe’s western-most outpost and appear on the map as a cluster of nine dots recently honoured the finder of them. The celebration on August 15 was in honour of the 500th anniversary of747 words
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Article769 1932-10-13 8 A HOSPITAL BULLETIN In the columns of an 6US pitxH evening paper a short time W rather novel news feature in th?. I hospital bulletin. A short na>.„ d Q ?ra;- headed, Hospital News,’’ and a n COH-..W a summary of the condition O f patients in769 words
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Advertisement52 1932-10-13 8 E. end O. THE BEST SITUATED SEASIDE HOTEL IN THE EAST. AT J, ROOMS FACE THE SEA each with sitting room and private bathroom attached. Modern Sanitation Throughout EXCELLENT CUISINE under expert European Chef. CEMENT Per requirement of BSS Competitive prices. G. H. Slot Co., Ltd. rereoßan—are— m— jmwhm t52 words
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Miscellaneous21 1932-10-13 8 Keep Fresh fcr Sunday at FUN Social Evening CONDUCTED BY CAMERON ALSTON AND GORDON WAKEFORD ALL LOCAL TALENT INVITED ADMISSION FREE.21 words
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Obituary119 1932-10-13 8 IN MEMORIAM A service in memory of the late Aladam Lim Ah Chen of Hong Kong, wife of the late Capitan Chung Keng Quee, will be held by the deceased lady’s children and grandchildren in Penang at No. 27, Church Street (next-door to Hye Kee Chan) on Monday, the 17th119 words
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704 1932-10-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR WANTS A CHANGE “AN OVERBURDEN OF INERTIA” Board And Government Definitely Committed To Municipalisation (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, October 12. The Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board to-day by a majority decided to ask Government to change its name to the Kuala704 words
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Article73 1932-10-13 9 —Reuter Wireless. General Agreement To Be Signed In December It is hn,v 1 Brussels, October 7. World Snf e< that a general agreement of Paris on ff n 1 roducers will be signed in Plenary- Pnnf ecember 12 when there is a gar Cartel l ence of the—Reuter Wireless. - 73 words
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Article153 1932-10-13 9 SEQUEL TO FIRE IN CHINESE SHOP (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, To-day. The proprietor of Chop Sun Onn, whose stock in trade was destroyed by fire last November, sued the Sincere Insurance Company for $ll,OOO. The goods in the shop were insured with two companies. $15,000 was153 words
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Article264 1932-10-13 9 .—Rugby Radio Service. Objects Of Air Expedition To Mount Everest London, October 5. Lady Houston, who financed the Last British Schneider Trophy entry and other spectacular national ventures, has now undertaken complete responsibility of financing the forthcoming air expedition to Mount Everest. The Marquis of Clydesdale, the chief.—Rugby Radio Service. - 264 words
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Article42 1932-10-13 9 ,—Reuter Wireless. Completion of Chequered Maiden Voyage New York, October 7. The New Italian liner Rex has completed her chequered maiden voyage and arrived in quarantine this morning when she was welcomed by a gathering of prominent aliens and Americans.-,—Reuter Wireless. - 42 words
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Article135 1932-10-13 9 .—Reuter Wireless. FRENCH DELEGATE’S STINGING REPLY TO LORD CECIL FALS: REPORTS Geneva, October 7. An important League Committee meeting was electrified to-day by an unusual demonstration from the Press benches during a debate. Lord Cecil in a speech had dwelt on the role of the Press.—Reuter Wireless. - 135 words
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Article203 1932-10-13 9 Reuter Wireless. Foundation Stone Of Memorial To Victims Of RlOl Beauvais, October 5. Anglo-French friendship as exemplified by the French sympathy shown at the disaster to R 101 two years ago was the text of a speech made by the British Ambassador when laying the foundation stone ofReuter Wireless. - 203 words
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Article127 1932-10-13 9 foundation for the experiment. —Reuter Wireless. Federation Of British Industries Memorandum London, October 6. Britain should go slowly in negotiating commercial treaties with foreign countries according to a memorandum compiled by the Federation of British Industries and sent to the President of the Board of Trade. The Federationfoundation for the experiment.—Reuter Wireless. - 127 words
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Article110 1932-10-13 9 people, do AAkJU w either India or the British Empire.—Reuter Wireless. Stirring Appeal On Indian Affairs London, October 10. A stirring appeal to “trust Government in deciding the fate of the Indian constitution was made by Sir Samuel Hoare, Secretary for India, and was followed by endorsement ofpeople, do AAkJU w either India or the British Empire.—Reuter Wireless. - 110 words
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Article68 1932-10-13 9 .—Reuter Wireless. Home Town En Fete For Marriage Of Gene Le Brun Rambouillet, October 6. This little town is en fete to-day on the occasion of the marriage of the President s son, Gene Le Brun, and Francoise, daughter of Captain Marin. The civil ceremony, which will be.—Reuter Wireless. - 68 words
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Article557 1932-10-13 9 Boy Sent To Reformatory (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Oct. 12. No relatives of any kind, destitute of anything in the world, was the unhappy lot of a Chinese waif named Teh Lai Seng aged 8, who was convicted by Tunku Ismail, the Taiping Magistrate, and ordered to557 words
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Article131 1932-10-13 9 Reuter Wireless Mythology In Elaborate Ritual Dublin, October 7. Irish mythology formed the motif of the sweepstake ritual which was more elaborate than ever. The big hall was in semidarkness save for concentrated light pouring upon a strange structure resembling an ancient galley. Over 200 girls dressed asReuter Wireless - 131 words
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Article118 1932-10-13 9 .—Reuter Wireless. Will Samuel Return To F ace The Music Paris, October 6. Samuel Insull and his son have vanished into thin air from the hotel at which they had been staying. Friends have no idea of their whereabouts but several who have known them for years are.—Reuter Wireless. - 118 words
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Article86 1932-10-13 9 Reuter Wireless. Deathroll Lessened By Aid Of Parachute London, October 7. Parachutes lessened the deathroll in a flying accident near Guildford this afternoon when an Air Force aeroplane crasned and the pilot and one passenger were killed. Three other occupants of the plane escaped by the Aid ofReuter Wireless. - 86 words
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Article95 1932-10-13 9 UN—Spot YESTERDAY. TO-DAY. £149-15-0 £l5l-10-0 London TIN (3 Months) £l5l-5-0 £152-12-6 London $77 00 $76.87 y 2 Singapore Business Done $77.12 y 2 $76.87% Penang 25 tons Buyers—No sellers Business Done $5 85 $5.85 COPRA-(Sundried) Q BLACK PEPPEB RUBBER 2 yd. 2/ a d. London 3% (G) 3%95 words
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Advertisement12 1932-10-13 9 BUTTERCUP BUTTER CHOICEST AUSTRALIAN G. H. SLOT CO., LTD. t th st—3l-12.12 words
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Article690 1932-10-13 10 San Francisco Man With Novel Religion Rangoon, October 3. Who is this strange man, with blue eyes and tanned white skin, with shaven head and bare feet, with a seed rosary around his neck and a round Vishnu caste mark on his forehead between the eyebrows,690 words
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Article386 1932-10-13 10 Standing Crops Generally In Good Condition Rangoon, October 3. Summary of the crop report for the week ending September 24: Rain was general throughout the province with the exception of Shwebo, where there was no rain. It was heavy in the Tenasserim Division. Minbu and Magwe386 words
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Article213 1932-10-13 10 M. Louis Bouvier In Rangoon Rangoon, October 3. M. Louis Bouvier, a French explorer who is touring the world, has returned to Rangoon from Mandalay after a short visit. M. Louis Bouvier left Bordeaux on October 13, 1929, whence he crossed Western and Equatorial Africa. F rom Dakar213 words
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Article180 1932-10-13 10 Nominated For First Time To Council Of State Rangoon, October 3. News has been received in Burma that His Excellency the Governor General has appointed U Tin Tut, 1.C.5., to be a member of the Council of State. U Tin Tut, the eldest son of U Pein,180 words
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Article134 1932-10-13 10 Wreckage Found In Sea i Rangoon, October 3. A piece of wreckage, believed to be the wing of the ill-fated aeroplane in which Salt and Taylor set out, was seen floating in the Gulf of Martaban by tin? Westbound French Air Mail on Sunday morning. This piece of134 words
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Advertisement663 1932-10-13 10 -u. 1.. z —> t. I < I fife Fig&gJ. tfiMkjfefei r j-_ I I SfA f, 'd-S. I jEM |h sa-tJ >rL* ®Ollenburgs Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the ‘Allenburys Foods are as easily digested as mother’s milk. They are germ663 words
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Advertisement239 1932-10-13 10 I STRAITS t ALL OVER THE STRAITS t YOU WILL FIND 1 IT ,S OLD SCOTCH 9 Sole Agents BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., Singapore, Penang, F.M.S. Kelantan 1 OBTAINABLE FROM Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Bagan Luar. I Messrs. Pritchard Co., Ltd., Penang, Butterworth Ipoh. 1 Messrs. Choi>g Kee Co., Penang239 words
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Article807 1932-10-13 11 A FRACAS I AND the court SEQUEL ,inture rodeo show staged by A «I Health DepartI the Sinnapare Municipality m I wirli litu of Balestier plain in June I e t 'r'ultiw, in an alleged clash between I r three Indian cowherds who were I 'X c«t«e,807 words
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Article72 1932-10-13 11 Gorki In The Running Stockholm, October 7. n ><‘ntk>n <, < SSian author Maxim Gorki is Nobel a aS the candida te for this year’s ho the f r hterature, which would bestow. <' rS ,ilne hhe prize has been Other c U P n a c *tizen72 words
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Article492 1932-10-13 11 DEFICIT OF $319,084 DRASTIC ECONOMIES ALL ROUND The annual report on the F.M.S. Railways has been issued as a supplement to the F.M.S. Government Gazette for Oct. 7. It is signed by Mr. J. Strachan, the general manager and chief engineer, who states: The world-wide trade depression492 words
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Article138 1932-10-13 11 Reported Resignation Of The Government Bucharest, October 7. Premier Vajda Vojvod and the entire Cabinet resigned this (Friday) morning. Although the dispute over the RussoRumanian non-aggression pact is considered a contributory cause of the sudden crisis, its primary cause is the projected League of Nations control over the138 words
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Article510 1932-10-13 11 NOTICE OF APPEAL GIVEN ACCUSED SENTENCED TO FOUR YEARS The Singapore District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) has delivered judgment in the case in which Tay Thye Joo was charged with cheating and, alternatively with abetment, in respect of three cheques amounting to $40,000, paid to510 words
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Article100 1932-10-13 11 “YO-YO Banned To French Troops Paris, October 7. Much amusement has been caused by the regimental order to the artillery stationed at Vincennes, that any soldier caught playing Yo-Yo will be given three days’ arrest. Yo-yo, consisting of the rythmic up and down swinging of a string wound round a100 words
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Article88 1932-10-13 11 And An Optimist In America Munich, October 7. An order for fifty barrels of beer, to be delivered at New York between April 1 and 15, 1933, has been placed with a well-known brewery which before prohibition supplied large quantities of beer to the United States, by a well-known88 words
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Article40 1932-10-13 11 Bolivia To Collect War Tax For Five Years La Paz, October 6. The Bolivian Government announces that it will collect a war tax for five years in order to continue the hostilities against Paraguay in the Chaco region.40 words
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Advertisement15 1932-10-13 11 WIRELESS I WIRELESS I Informative and Interesting articles appear in the Pinang Gazette ON FRIDAYS.15 words
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Advertisement87 1932-10-13 11 s s I fit DUNLOP n TYRES S now/ :3 B They grip the greasy toad and make your motoring /7.7 A’'• safe -Z:, BEHHEKSO- J a* i BUY BRITISH B BUY DUNLOP > I II I I M 1 I litas 11l 8 I Dm ill 1 I I87 words
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Article1025 1932-10-13 12 GOLD MINING IN PAHANG Mr. L. W. Richards, M.1.M.M., a wellknown mining engineer and metallurgist, has recently been identified with gold mining in Pahang, Straits Settlements, which, so far as that district is concerned, is practically a new industry. High hopes are centred on Buffalo Reef mine,1,025 words
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Article460 1932-10-13 12 Question Revived By Mr. Maurice Maude Mr. Maurice Maude, at the annual meeting of Sungei-Timah Estate (Perak), Ltd., devoted part of his speech from the chair to a plea for the abandonment of the seven-days week on rubber estates. Leaving aside any question of a peculiar460 words
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Article176 1932-10-13 12 Latest Quotations Wed. Taea. Bat. Ooh 12 Oat. 11 Sept. 19 Paris 87t 87 11/16 123 96 New York 8 44} 8 44} 4 85? Montreal 8.78} 8.78} Brmsela 24.79} 24 B'> 84 c 8 Geneva 17 82} 17 84} 24 86 Amsterdam 8.56 8.56 12176 words
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Advertisement108 1932-10-13 12 «liSSii&X “VAAVu w* u i i 11 0 u UPx: IjviSEsS f l l 1 xsh2j| I < z 1 1 YOUR SAFEGUARD A is EVANS’ Antiseptic uf Throat Pastilles. They a. S keep cold* at bay and fU give relief in cases of i Coughs, Catarrh, Bron> i i108 words
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Advertisement23 1932-10-13 12 It is a long lane that has no turning. An advertisement in the Pinang Gazette will help to pull you through dull times.23 words
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Advertisement286 1932-10-13 12 ’TME LANCET'<23 ii 29> says; I JL’OtWy mitk Ao&t BL I l||k pM contaud ag I Barnin J O his is convincing evidence that fresh milk contains almost no vitamin D. It follows that a food made from fresh milk contains almost no vitamin D BUT SUNSHINE GLAXO has added286 words
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Miscellaneous152 1932-10-13 12 WWbtWs TO-NIGHT at 7 p.m. AT SOLAR HALL DEAN'S OF SINGAPORE Presents A Famous Chinese Story With a Powerful Moral Boon 800 Teng AT LUNAR HALL BIN LOCK SEAII SHANGHAI-FOOCHOW OPERA Presents Gnoh Choo Khok Phoon AT STELLAR HALL Thean Seng Cantonese Opera Presents Choon Sooi Huan Thor Wah With152 words
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Article850 1932-10-13 13 Schedule of Principal Lines Allowing is a list of vessels arriving ri gtheweek: m PORT TO-DAY .KCOON MARU from Japan. Sails pS r Rangoon and Calcutta. VFRBELLE from Calcutta. Sails S Angdos and San Francisco. „TI NG song £rom Be am Klver p.S. Tl K inta850 words
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Article253 1932-10-13 13 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. Hockey: P.R.C. v. Alor Star, Esplanade, 5 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15. Soccer: D.A.F.C. v. C.R.C., S.X.I. Ground, 5.15 p.m. Inter-State Hockey: Penang v. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19. Batang Padang Tin Dredging Co., annual meeting, Henry Waugh Co., noon. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. Hockey:253 words
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Article544 1932-10-13 13 FAST DWINDLING BAND ECHO OF A FAMOUS CAMPAIGN One of the few survivors of the campaign against the Zulu King, Cetewayo, who surrendered to the British just over fifty-three years ago, is Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Bourne, D.C.M., formerly of the New South Wales Borderers, who lives in retirement544 words
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Article153 1932-10-13 13 “LEAP ACROSS A SIX-FOOT GAP An exciting roof chase was described at Marylebone Police Court when Leslie Frank Edwards, a 25-year-old motor driver, was remanded on a charge of committing a burglary in Grove Court, St. John’s Wood, N.W., and stealing property worth £5O, belonging153 words
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438 1932-10-13 13 AUTHENTIC JUNGLE DRAMA THRILLING INTERVIEWS WITH WILD ANIMALS Those who want thrills may have thrills in plenty in the spectacular jungle picture, CONGORILLA at the Majestic. CONGORILLA made by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson in Africa, rescues wild animal films from the chaotic succession of incident438 words
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Article258 1932-10-13 13 SUCCESSFUL OPENING NIGHT The Rose Opera Gbmpafiy Which opened their season at the Fun and Frolic Park on Tuesday night, was proclaimed a great success and were seen to great advantage when they staged for the first time in Penang “The Rose of Paris” a story with258 words
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Article155 1932-10-13 13 FLEET-STREET, SAYS AN AMERICAN New York, Monday. London is declared to be the noisiest of all European cities by Mr. S. K. Wolf, an American acoustic engineer, who has completed a tour of Europe to study methods of noise abatement. He stated on his return155 words
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Advertisement17 1932-10-13 13 HOME NEWS FOR MALAYANS Read what your friends at Home are doing—Buy the Pinang Gazette EVERY MONDAY.17 words
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Advertisement40 1932-10-13 13 Tha Importance of Salt In Daily Ltfe The salt in your daily food is vitally important —it is essential. Therefore, choose the best—pure, dry, free-running Ccrebos Salt, packed in the handy pourer tin. CerebosSalt Manufactured S/ Corahat Limited, Landan, England.40 words
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Miscellaneous121 1932-10-13 13 MS i-jSSs 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 THE MIGHTIEST OF ALL JUNGLE THRILLERS A I J? 4° WK I I k® I No Faked Shots No Tamed Apes Two Years in Making TOGETHER WITH MAGIC CARPET TRAVELOGUES—COMEDY— j PARAMOUNT NEWS. BOOKING Tir ROBINSON'S. I BRITISH PICTURES AT THEIR BEST I ’PHONE 264121 words
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Article1127 1932-10-13 14 MR. DE VALERA’S WARNING TESTING TIME HAS COME Geneva, September 26. The thirteenth ordinary Assembly of the League of Nations opened here this morning. Mr. de Valera, President in office of the League Council, gave the opening address. M. Politis (Greek Minister in Paris) was1,127 words
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Article321 1932-10-13 14 THE CHURCH BELL—OF FORGIVENESS ALTAR REUNION KISS f WIFE PEALS IT FOR HUSBAND A woman who had promised her husband when they mutually separated that she would indicate her forgiveness by tolling once, on the anniversary of their wedding the bell of the church in which they were married, became321 words
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Article87 1932-10-13 14 No Memorial At Nantes Paris, October 7. The Press comments variously according to the political tendencies of the papers on the news that the Council General in Nantes, M. Briand’s old constitutency, by 21 votes to 16 rejected the proposal to erect a monument to the great87 words
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Advertisement434 1932-10-13 14 I S 3 zr a JWnSib m F fl I! 3 Lr? La I KSSA h 'WMaving Stick fy ¥711" <8 having Cream I Fragranced with '4711' Eau de '\L LX LjSaSjjL I’l Cologne. Yielding a rich and T creamy lather, which softens the most stubborn beard and makes 810434 words
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Advertisement2335 1932-10-13 15 P. and 0.-BiimSH INBiA k l-i 1 -JrjßfefjjOa and apcar lines I i <companies o lll *>• V. PF NANG 74Z IRS-Ill? i UMMV b B W BMhb cotQMPo balboa MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES raLeJE FUNNEL LINE xi"T M t B V 11 U g a e BOSTON AND2,335 words
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Article901 1932-10-13 16 Inter-State Hockey YAHAYA AND EU CHEOW teik find places BY FULL-BACK After the trial match played between Colours and Whites yesterday on the Esplanade (in which the Whites beat the Colours by three goals to one) the Selection Committee met and selected the following team901 words
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516 1932-10-13 16 Opening Next Week municipal “EXPERIMENTAL” LAY-OUT The Pinang Gazette understands that the new Municipal Market at Pulau Tikus, between the present market and the Pulau Tikus Post Office, which is now receiving the finishing touches, will be open next week. The new market, which516 words
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Article60 1932-10-13 16 Championship Pairs Final After an exciting game which went to 28 heads G. C. Miller and C. G. Barnes beat G. B. F. Southam and E. Dunkerley in the final of the Championship Pairs by 21 shots to 20. The winners were never in front until the60 words
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Article72 1932-10-13 16 .—Reuter Wireless. Reduction Of 10 Per Cent, In Salaries Proposed Geneva, October 5. A reduction of ten per cent on all League salaries, including the permanent Court of International Justice, is proposed by Sir Hylton Young. This does not apply to existing contracts but to future ones. It.—Reuter Wireless. - 72 words
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296 1932-10-13 16 Annual Meeting BONUS OF 5 PER CENT. DECLARED The annual general meeting of members of the Chinese Provident Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan Chin Kim, the President, presided, and there were about 30 members present. The Chairman in296 words
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Article139 1932-10-13 16 instruments would remain intact.—Reuter Wireless. First Test Of Rocket Proves Failure Berlin, October 6. The first test of an invention which the originator hoped would prove the forerunner of developments enabling a man to reach the moon in three or four days has proved a failure.instruments would remain intact.—Reuter Wireless. - 139 words
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Article107 1932-10-13 16 Reuter Wireless. Match Between French and British International Clubs London, October 7. In the Queen Club covered courts annual two day match between the French International Club and the International Club of Great Britain, Gandar Dower beat Merlin 6/2, 6/1, Gilbert beat Ritchie (later playing for France)Reuter Wireless. - 107 words
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Article102 1932-10-13 16 .—Reuter Wireless. Sensational Disclosures Expected In German Case Berlin, Oct. 10. A street hawker and a bank official are involved in the biggest smuggling trial ever held in a Berlin Court. The case will be heard shortly. The hawker, Adam Neuhauser, and the bank official, Emeran Sedimaicr, are.—Reuter Wireless. - 102 words
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Article321 1932-10-13 16 P. O. CORFU ARRIVES Malayan Passenger List The P. O. Corfu, with passengers and the English mails for the Far East, arrived at Penang this morning. Among those who disembarked at Penang were the following: Mr. M. B. Lynch, the well known Penang advocate and solicitor of the legal firm321 words
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193 1932-10-13 16 Judge Suggests Settlement In the Supreme Court to-day the hearing of the suit was taken up in which Tham Kam Liu, a secondary wife of the late Taiping millionaire, Ng 800 Bee, is suing Ewe Keok Neoh, widow and administratrix of the estate of the193 words
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Article108 1932-10-13 16 Alleged Alteration Of I. o. u. A jaga money lender named Nathar Singh was to-day charged before the PoliceMagistrate with fraudulently using as genuine a forged document, namely an 1.0. U. which he knew or had reason to believe was forged. The charge was explained108 words
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Article55 1932-10-13 16 —Reuter Wireless. Governor Of Sao Paulo Arrested Rio de Janeiro, October 5. Dr. Pedro Toledo, the Governor of Sao Paulo, has been arrested and a commission has been appointed to enquire into the question of responsibility for the revolt and to judge the leaders. Government has promised the—Reuter Wireless. - 55 words
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Article492 1932-10-13 16 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day:— Yesterday. To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers MINING Ayer Weng 90 95 90 95 Ayer Hitam 12/3 13/0 12/3 13/0 Rangrin 14/0 15/0 14/0 15/0 Burma Malay 5/0 7/0492 words
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Article308 1932-10-13 16 AIR MAILS A mail for Europe and North Amcri Alor Star-Amsterdam Direct Serv, be closed at 6 p.m. to-morrow. A mail for Siam (Bangkok), R Ur (Rangoon), India (Calcutta), Iraq (Bash, dad), Egypt (Cairo, Palestine and Egm»' by road to Alor Star and thence by Dutch Air Mail308 words
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Advertisement43 1932-10-13 16 ON OTHER PAGES Tiniest Pony You May Ever See 7 Penang Student In Trouble 7 Burma News io The Future of F. H. Waters 6 The League and Its Critics 14 Cesarewitch Results 5 Produce Markets 9 Latest Cable News 1 and 943 words
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Advertisement115 1932-10-13 16 FOR THE HOME I COPPER PITCHERS CARVED PLAQUES TAPESTRY PICTURES CHINESE PORCELAIN CARVED MIRRORS Chinese kAHTEWtjBy Courtesy of ROBINSON rIAN’O 1 MISCELLANEOI' Small Furnished Bungalow, Ho |<S j floor of House. Near Town- from Nov. 1. Write Box -J6, Gazette. PERAK TURF cIU! AUTUMN MEETING 193 Saturday, 22nd OctoberWednesday, 26th115 words
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Miscellaneous37 1932-10-13 16 PENANG WEATIJEr REPORT Temp. L 6 a.m. 76 e Noon 88 n -W TIDE TABI.es High Water. L TO-DAY 1139 a m 5.59 a.m. 1157 P- m 6.00 p.n, TO-MORROW a.m 12.08 p.m. 6 27 p m37 words
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