Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 August 1933

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESI 3LISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY N 200. Vol. LXXXXI. MONDAY, 28th AUGUST, 1933. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    LONDON WHEAT AGREEMENT
    523 1 by Radio Service. A Real Triumph W Air RECEPTION BY i.UTiSH PRESS London, August 27. nt reached at the Wheat Con ves a generally good press No commentator consim in® ■nt that restriction of outre doubt inevitable if any to be achieved, is the ideal prog I’
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    AMERICAN NATIONAL RECOVERY DRIVE
    345 1 —Reuter. Compromise In Motor Car Code INDUSTRIES UNDER FEDERAL SUPERVISION Hyde Park, New York, Aug. 28. The motor car code represents a compromise with the Ford Motors who are not participating. It provides for a 35 to 48 hour week with a minimum wage of 40
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    BRITISH OFFICER WHO BECAME A NAZI
    233 1 Now Deprived Of The Rank Or Lieutenant It is announced in the “London Gazette that Lieutenant Vivian Stranders. late R. F.A., T.F., is deprived of the rank of lieutenant. Six years ago Stranders came into prominence when he was sentenced in Paris to two
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    ANOTHER BANDIT OUTRAGE
    50 1 —Reuter. Priest Murdered KIDNAPPED WHEN TRAVELLING NEAR YOCHOW Shanghai, August 27. The Spanish Augustinian mission learns that Father Gallego of that mission, who was kidnapped by bandits when travelling near Yochow, Hunan, on August 22. has now been murdered. Father Gallego was a native of Castilla, Spain.-
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    CONGREGATION OF ONE
    239 1 Woman Who Is Sexton, Choir, And Sidesman! The strangest church service in England, takes place once a month six miles from Kettering. The clergyman has to walk a mile or more across fields to officiate, he rings the church bell, plays the organ, takes the service, and
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    ORDER RESTORED IN FRENCH ISLANDS
    111 1 —Reuter. Discontent Over Taxes MOB BREAK INTO PRISON Paris, August 27. Following popular discontent at the increase in local taxes, disorders are reported to have taken place in the French Islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon. The Police were powerless to prevent the mob from
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    WHAT A GAME IT IS, BOW WOW
    185 1 “Organised Play” Of Dogs And Lambs Dr, M. Jane Reany, of the Social Hygiene Council, London, indulged in flights of fancy in an address to the World Federation of Education Associations in Dublin What she says in just theory, of course. It reads
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    3,000,000 REFUGEES IN SHANTUNG
    103 1 —Reuter. YELLOW RIVER FLOOD 800 VILLAGES INUNDATED Nanking, August 27. The Yellow River flood refugees in Western Shantung alone reach three millions and over eight hundred villages have been inundated, according to the estimate of the Shantung Civil Governor who yesterday surveyed the flooded area by
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    ANNIVERSARY OF TANNENBERG
    134 1 .—Reuter. Hindenburg Honoured PRESENTED WITH LARGE ESTATES Berlin, August 27. The nineteenth anniversary of Hindenburg’s victory at Tannenberg celebrated at the foot of the Tannenburg memorial in East Prussia was the occasion of remarkable honours paid to the President by the Nazi leaders. Capt. Goering, on behalf
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    MILK BY THE THOUSAND MILLION GALLONS
    212 1 Minister On The Gigantic Marketing Scheme Major Walter Elliot, Minister of Agriculture, declared in a broadcast discussion on August 14th, that the Milk Marketing Scheme would be the biggest venture ever attempted in agriculture. He put th 3 amount of milk with which the
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    RELEASED CROPS TO BE HARVESTED
    151 1 More Farmers Receive Notices Following the withdrawal of the bailiff and his assistants at Ringshall, near Stowmarket, from the two corn fields which had been impounded for the non-payment of tithe due to King’s College, Cambridge, Mrs. A. M. Waspe, the occupier of the farm,
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    FALL IN STERLINGDOLLAR RATE
    155 1 —Reuter. Disquieting Financiers FRANCE AND THE GOLD STANDARD Paris, August 27. The fall in the sterling-dollarrate is disquieting financiers but the consensus of opinion is that France will stick to the Gold Standard till pushed off. With the gold reserve at 79.62 it is felt that
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    LINDBERGHS AT COPENHAGEN
    75 1 —Reuter. Reuter. Enthusiastic Welcome CIVIC RECEPTION AT TOWN HALL Copenhagen, August 26. Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh have arrived here from Lerwick. Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh were greeted on arrival with wild enthusiasm. They were welcomed at the aerodrome by the American Legation and representatives of the Air
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      137 1 SENSATIONAL IPOH TRIPLE MURDER —Page 9. TO-DAY'S CONTENTS London Wheat Agreement 1 Order Restored in French Islands 1 Hindenburg Honoured 1 Floods in China 1 American Nationa 1 Recovery 1 Another Bandit Outrage 1 Fall in Sterling-Dollar Rate 1 Science and Invention 3 Funeral of Bank Compradore 4 American Women’s
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    SCIENCE AND INVENTION
    2228 3 4 TREATMENT OF INFLUENZA: SCIENTIFIC EDITION IN AFRICA: NEW FINGERSINT DISCOVERIES: THIEF CAUGHT BY CAMERA o (From Our Own Correspondent) London, August 12. RETIRED SCIENTISTS ise in the village of Dow, fifteen miles from London Kent. lor forty years the home of n. Since 1928, through the
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    FUNERAL OF BANK COMPRADORE
    738 4 The Lcte Mr. Cbeah Hock Kheon LARG2 AN9 KEFKESLKTATSVE GATHERING The fjnerai ci the late Mr. Cheali Hock Khocn. c pcpula. fif-urc in Cli lies, social and business circles, ex-compradorc Ox the Hongkong and. Shangha 1 Bank. Penang, took plac yesterday. At about 10.30 a.m. the
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    665 4 Mj. L. D. Ellictt, of Ladang Geddes Estate, Bahau, is going heme on leave shortly. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Van Langenberg, cf Kuala Lumpur, have gone to Ceylon for r. holiday. Mrs. M. Egan and Mr. W. Stothard were passengers to Penang from London by the
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    RANGERS WIN AN UPHILL GAME
    562 5 or Shield Cricket u D SILVA AND LABROOY URN THE TIDE (F 1 Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, August 28. Rangers made a wonderful reie Stonor Shield competition, J yesterday and concluded tot the Kuala Lumpur Railway jniiti-- Rangers won by 37 runs. lay when
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    INDIANS BADLY BEATEN
    378 5 Wills In Deadly Form P.C.C. 'A' WIN BY 7 WICKETS A Penang Cricket Club ‘A’ team defeated the Indian Association with seven wickets in hand and continuing to bat piled up 152 against the latter’s 35 runs. The Indians batted first and collapsed for a meagre 35,
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    81 5 —Reuter. Holland Eliminated By Italy Rotterdam, August 27. In the third qualifying round of the Davis Cup Italy eliminated Holland by three matches to two. De Stefani (Italy) beat Timmer (Holland) 11—9, 5—7, 4—6, 6—2, 6—2. Rado (Italy) beat Karsten (Holland) 6—l, 6—3, 6 —l. De Stefani
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    U.S. MEN’S DOUBLES SEMI-FINAL
    34 5 —Reuter. Victorious Australians Brooklyn, August 27. In the semi-final of the American Men’s Doubles, the Australians, Quist and Turnbull beat Allison and Van Ryn 15—13, 0 6, 6—l, 7 —5.-
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    LAWN TENNIS SENSATION
    357 5 —Reuter. Mrs. Wills-Moody Defeated GREAT VICTORY FOR MISS JACOBS Forest Hills, August 26. In the American Women’s Singles Final at Forest Hills, Miss Helen Jacobs beat Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody 8-6, 3-6, 3-0, retired. Mrs. Moody said that her right leg was hurt, probably as a result of
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    MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CONCERT
    270 5 List Of Prize Winners KARCHANG SISTERS THE' BEST ACTRESSES The final performance of the Mickey Mouse Club concert at King’s Theatre was attended by another bumper house. A special musical item, not on the programme, was given by the Karchang sisters, Betty, Ruby and Majorie. They
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    AMOY FOOTBALLERS DEFEAT C.R.C.
    295 5 Thrilling Game VICTORY BY ODD GOAL IN THREE After an uneventful first half the Amoy footballers ran out winners by the odd goal in three in their match with the Chinese Recreation Club yesterday in the Victoria Green. A large crowd witnessed the game in which
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    ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF MING SIN SEAH
    571 5 Yesterday’s Celebrations Ming Sin Seah celebrated its eleventh anniversary yesterday afternoon at the Seah’s premises, No. 50, Gladstone Road. At 1.45 p.m. proceedings began. Mr. Lee Guat Cheow, President of the Seah, thanked those guests who were present at the function. Their Seah, he
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    TO-NIGHT’S BOXING
    152 5 Easy Passage for Bud Expected (BY SECONDS OUT") Bud Walley, of Singr.pore, is expected by many to have an easy passage in the main fight with Bee Basco tc night at Fun Frolic Open Air Stadium. A large section of local boxing fans were astonished when the proposed
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      316 5 SPECIAL DISPLAY ALL THIS WEEK Cotton Tennis t w Sheets shirts Fully Bleached Cotton with Smartly made Hemmed end. from good twill Ai Very durable. material. Short SIZE 90 x 90 Sleeves and inches. SALE PRICE pocket. $2 95 sA LE p R CE fflFwW Pillow $1.50 vil |F' f
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    HOME NEWS FOR MALAYA
    3478 6 REGRETS FOR THE EMPIRE MARKETING BOARD: NEW USE FOR TINNED PINEAPPLE CHINA SENDS FRUIT TO BRITAIN AND MALAYA RUBBER PRODUCERS* RESEARCH ASSOCIATION: PNEUMATIC TYRES FOR FARM TRACTORS: DOUBTS O F CONTINUED TIN RESTRICTION o (From Our Own Correspondent) London, August 16. E. M. B. AND A
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    SPLENDID FOOTBALL MATCH ENDS IN FIASCO
    1221 7 MISS RIBOET’S XI v AMOY XI game stopped five minutes before end To Avoid Fisticuffs .•real pity that the soccer cl ween Miss Riboet’s unfootball team and an 1 on Saturday on the ic- > ecu should have ended in it did. five minutes
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    NEW TITHE 'WAR' IN SUFFOLK
    402 7 Bailiffs Find Only One Cow ATTEMPTS TO COLLECT TENANTS’ RENTS Alleged Threats to Take Furniture London, August 11. Another tithe war has started Ln Suffolk following the withdrawal of the bailiff and his police guard on a farm at Ringshall. The new problem is at
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    TRAGIC RETURN OF EMIGRANT
    271 7 Stunned By Finding Relatives Dead London, August 14. The story of an elderly Irishman’s bitter disappointment on returning home alter years of hard work in the United States, only to find that aH his relatives were dead, was ’•evealed at Liverpool this week. Th- man, John
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    ENGLISH FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS
    345 7 BIRMINGHAM HOLDS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ASTON VILLA BEATEN Another Reverse For Celtic London, August 26. There was a good spell of warm Summer weather to-day for the opening matches in the English League: The following are the results. DIVISION I Arsenal 1 Birmingham 1 Aston V. 2
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    WHEAT
    808 8 After a considerable amount of chaffering, an agreement on the world price of wheat and on limitation of supplies was reached on Friday, by the Wheat Conference in London. Twentynine countries participated in the Conference. and all. with the exception of Russia and the Danubian countries, who signed the
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    CRIME IN AMERICA
    250 8 President Roosevelt has decided to challenge the appalling prevalence of crime in the United States. At present the American criminal possesses a notable advantage over the police in that, whereas he can skip lightly from State to State of the Union, his pursuers are brought up at
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    THE WILD MEN OF BORNEO
    940 8 FIRST PRIESTS TO SEE THEM One evening in 1878 Cardinal Vaughan, standing in the midst of the students in St. Joseph s College, Mill Hill, the missionary college a few miles from London—which he founded before he was Bishop of Sakord —called out: ‘*Who is
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    BY THE WAY
    708 8 THE PLAIN JANE ERA It is announced by a gossip next season it will be unfash.; beautiful. That seems a drasti. rp> lt when it is considered how con: consequences of such a reve* blished custom. It is not en airily that it will be unfashior to
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    PROBLEM OF RUBBER ROADS
    317 9 t Of Research CONC LATEX ESSENTIAL ition by the Rubber Re- of the possibility of prer roadway product direct it distinct from the various r capped blocks made from been continued, states the n:.ort f Ol cd that, owing to the large ater in ordinary field
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    BOY "BOOKIE" AND HIS "CLERK"
    307 9 Caught Near Greyhound Racing Track ■tiring th< treble voice of a small boy ng out “I lay two to one on the field,” table on duty on a greyhound n.. tr ,< at St. Helens, Lancs, looked di nee and saw a number of small
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    FOUND SHE WAS SECOND WIFE
    477 9 Bride Duped HUSBAND FINED FOR CHEATING TO APPEAL Holding that the accused had induced a young girl to marry him by falsely representing to her that she was his only wife, Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, the Third Magistrate, Singapore, convicted an Englishspeaking Chinese named
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      Centenary Number
      137 9 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette”) gi r> i regret very much that I omitted the name of the late Mr. Jules Martin in my article Racing in Malaya.” Mr. Martin was one of the pillars of racing from its early days and represented the members of
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    ARREST ON SHIP
    386 9 Allegations Of Fraud $300,000 MISSING Due to arrive at Singapore by the Rajula” on Saturday from India was an Indian who had been extradited from his home country and for whose arrest a warrant was issued by Mr. Justice Gerahty in the Bankruptcy Court on Friday, bail
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    CAMPING OUT IS SO POPULAR NOW
    305 9 It’s Cheap, It’s Easy, and It’s Well Organised CLUB FOR OPEN-AIR FOLK Britain is becoming a campers' paradise. All over the countryside this summer are scattered the tents, the cars and the caravans of campers. Farmers are beginning to cater for them on a
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    SENSATIONAL TRIPLE MURDER
    148 9 Assailant Returns For Third Victim EARLY MORNING D.IAMA AT IPOH (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. August 28. When the lesidents of Tapah awoke this morning, they were shocked to learn that e. few hours before, three people, living in a shephouse area, a stone’s throw from the
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    105 9 TlN—Spot SATURDAY TO-DAY London £215-10-0 No market. TIN —(3 Months) London £215-5-0 No market. Singapore Business Done Penang Business Done COPRA— (Sundried) $3.60 $3.70 BLACK PEPPER $14.00 $14.00 RUBBER N(j market T CT* New Yo* 7 C ’< G > No market. Singapore 12 cts 12 cts TAP^
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    YOUNG ORPHANS' EXPLOIT
    299 10 T rip to London in Borrowed Cars POLICY OF “STEP IN AND STEP ON IT” Remarkable Story On Bank Holiday Sunday an 18-year-old girl and her 16-year-old brother took a car from a garage in Birmingham, and during the week-end drove to London and back to Peterborc
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    HEALTH ADVISER'S SUICIDE
    362 10 Wish for Cremation With Dog BELONGINGS LEFT TO EXCHEQUER Most deliberate preparations to end his life and the curious contents of an unwitnessed will were revealed at an inquest held by the Watford coroner at Rickmansworth on Aug. 14. The inquest was on David Arthur LovellWilliams, 70,
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    NAZI ARTISTS NOW
    221 10 Society Possessions To Be Declared AN ANTI-DOLLFUSS RADIO SPEECH The artists’ and architects’ societies of Dusseldorf and other west German towns are to be brought under direct National Socialist control. In future their chairman and 51 per cent, of members of their executive committees must be National
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    SAVED BY POCKET TORCH
    336 10 Yachtsmen’s S.O.S. To A Steamer ALL-NIGHT FIGHT WITH HEAVY SEAS London, Aug. 14. An S. O. S. flashed on a pocket torch saved the lives of three men on a sinking yacht off the Kentish Knoch sandbank during the week-end. The signal was seen by a
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    Conscription For All Over Fifty
    328 10 Shortening the Next War EDUCATIONISTS AMUSED AT SUGGESTION “A recipe for the next war” was offered in London on August 9 by Mr. Frank Roscoe, “to those who maintained that war was inevitable.” Mr. Roscoe, who was one of the speakers at the gatherings held
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY NOTICE
    487 10 The following publications were issued or received by the Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S., during the period August 12th to August 18th, 1933, inclusive, and are available for public use in the Reference Library, Fullerton Building, Singapore. Application may be made by members of the
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      234 10 WIRELESS 8.8. C. Programme For Straits Settlements, and Federated Malay States from the Empire transmitter, Da ventry, England. Two of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used in the transmisslons to the Indian zone. Announcement* will be made at frequent intervals. Call Sign Frequency Wavelength GSB 9,510 kc|s 31.55
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    EUROPEAN MINE MANAGER BRUTALLY ASSAULTES
    187 11 Y REVENGEFUL TAMILS AT CK SEQUEL TO DISMISSING ONE COOLIE TWO HOURS' WITHOUT ATTENTION (From Our Own Correspondent) Ip oh, August 26. As the result of a brutal assault by coolies, Mr. by, manager of Bemban Tin Dredging, was admitted c European Hospital, suffering from
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    OLD MASTERS CUT FROM THEIR FRAMES
    201 11 Villa Of Art Collector Raided WHILE HOUSEHOLD SLEPT T 11a of a well-known art collector l.fornia district of Cannes was '.'l by burglars and 16 old mast s v I,- cut from their frames in the mail. are gallery and taken away while the
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    CARDBOARD DICKEYFRONTS
    175 11 °rth Investigating,” Says Stipendiary -fronts and tips were discussed at Hull, when the Stipendiary ate (Mr. J. R. MacDonald) quesa young woman witness about the a man employed as an hotel walmagistrate said he supposed the would have a fairly heavy laundry dress shirts. does not wear a
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    HENRY AND HIS MOTHER
    265 11 All’s Well That Ends Well At The Serpentine “Boys will be boys,” and, it should be added, “Mothers mothers.” Henry Humphreys, aged nine, of Stamford-street, Lambeth, illustrated both truths recently. While thousands of people were bathing in the Serpentine, Henry wandered off to play with friends,
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    LONDON GIRL SHOT DEAD FROM 'PLANE
    862 11 Gunner’s Tragic Mistake HAIL OF BULLETS ON BOAT Father Protests At Target Practice Leysdown (Kent), August. 15. Miss Jean Chesterton, a 17-year-old Ilford girl, was killed by a machine-gun bullet fired from an R.A.F. aeroplane during target practice off Leysdown. Accompanied by her sister,
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    INNOCENT GIRL’S CLIFF LEAP
    309 11 £1 Note Drama Before leaping to her death down a 150 ft. cliff at Torquay, a parlourmaid posted to her father a letter in which she complained that her employer had accused her of stealing money. The employer, Mrs. C. H. L. Easterbrook, of Lydwell Court,
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      PRANG BESAR RUBBER
      1853 12 Annual Meeting CONFIDENCE IN BUDGRAFTING At the 7th annual meeting of the Prang Besar Rubber Estate Limited, held at 1-4 Great Tower-Street, London on July 21, the chairman, Mr. E. Macfadyen, said. From the accounts for the year ended March 31 you will see that the issued
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      LEAN & CO.’S MARKET REPORT
      717 12 LEAN CO.’S MARKET REPORT Penang, August 25. Tin during the month has experienced but minor fluctuations in price, within a narrow margin of four pounds, and in view of the firmness of this market during the worst of the American depression, the present level of the Metal seems likely to
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      EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
      65 12 During the week ending 19th August, 1933, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 63,606 cases, of which 31,905 cases were to the United Kingdom, 3,000 cases to the Continent of Europe, 13,900 cases to Canada and 14,801 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period, Ist January,
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      PUTEH TIN DREDGING
      780 12 Sixth Annual General Meeting The sixth annual general meeting of shareholders of Puteh Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., was held at the Registered Office of the Company, 6-8, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, the 22nd August, 1933, at 2.30 p.m. Present. —Mr. D. H. Hampshire (Chairman), Messrs.
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      620 12 TO-DAY’S PRICES KENNEDY COMPANY The foxlowing wens the latest quotation* n MKSbxkd. KENNEDY a ahart hsl to-day. Saturday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers RUBBER Allenby 65 75 67% 75 Bassett 32% 40 35 45 I Broga 37% 42% 38% 45 Glenealy 1.00 1.07 1.00 1.10 I
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      62 12 PENANG, AUGUST 28 (By Courtesy of the Chartered Back) On London Bank Demand 2 3 2932 4 mlts 2 3 3132 Private 3 m ts credit 2 4 532 3 Documentary 2 4 932 On New York Bank Demand 53 nom. France T.T. 940 nom. India T.T. 154 Hongkong
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      34 12 SELLING MAD’-i EASY—Times are hard but there is no need to offer that article at a "throwawa, once.” Send along a small advertisement to the ’Pinang Gazr’t»” and dispo«e of it at a satisfactory
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      40 12 WEATHER REPORT Temp. Wind Rainfall 6 a.m. 75 E 2 mm. Noon 90 S TIDE TABLES High Water. Low Watrk TO-DAY 4.13 a.m. 10.38 a.nt 4.12 p.m. 10-36 p.m. TO-MORROW 5.00 a.m. 11.54 a.m. 5.12 p.m. 11- 32 P- m
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    569 13 bedule of Principal Lines oilowing is a list of Teasels arriving Ing from Penang during the week: IN PORT TO-DAY ;YO MARU from Japan for Colommd Bombay. i JLA to Port Swettenham and Sin,;>ore. MEDON from North Continent, for Hongkong, Shanghai and pan. ;RHUS from Singapore.
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    THE MAILS
    1419 13 NOTICE The Air Mails despatched from Penang' on 16th August per the Dutch Aeroplane 1 via Alor Star-Amsterdam were delivered in London on 25th August. AIR MAIL A mail for Java and Southern Sumatra by train to Singapore and thence by Dutch Air Mail Service K.N.I.L.M. will be
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    HOW TO USE THE AIR MAIL
    81 13 Post Office Pamphlet We are in receipt of the Post Office pamphlet on how to use the Air Mail, general rules and conditions obtaining in the S.S. and F.M.S. Conditions of acceptance, charges etc., of Air Mail correspondence, parcels, Money Orders and telegrams are
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    A MALAYAN DIARY
    99 13 AUGUST 29 Municipal Commissioners’ Fortnightly Meeting, Municipal Offices, 4 p.m. SEPTEMBER 2 Singapore Races, Ist day. SEPTEMBER 6 Singapore Races, 2nd day. SEPTEMBER 9 Singapore Races, 3rd day. SEPTEMBER 13 Singapore Races, 4th day. SEPTEMBER 16 Singapore Races, sth day. PUBLIC AND BANK HOLIDAYS, IMS I The
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    HOUSE SWALLOWED UP
    224 14 Woman Misses Death By Seconds HOME DISAPPEARS INTO THE GROUND Terror-stricken, a woman roused from sleep by neighbours, rushed into the street just in time to see her house disappear into the ground as if a trap-door had opened beneath it. It had slid down into a
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    HIGHEST ROAD IN EUROPE TO BE OPENED SHORTLY
    256 14 Over 9,490 Feet Up In The Pyrenees Paris, August 12. The highest road in Europe is to be opened to traffic before the end of the month. It is the road up the Pic du Midi, in the Pyrenees, a mountain 9.438
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    BOY GUN-MAKER
    239 14 lnventor Accused j Said to be the inventor of a gun bearing a trade name, a boy aged 13 was remanded at Croydon County Children’s Court, accused of breaking into premises at Wallington. He is to be medically examined. i The offence was alleged to have been committed
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    WOMAN’S BATHING SUIT THAT DID NOT
    244 14 Objecting Official Hit By Husband A man who punched a seaside official on the nose for having objected to the low cut of his wife’s bathing costume was fined on August 14. He was* Ivan Anderson, of Bristol, and he was fined £5 with
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    FATAL BALLOON EXPERIMENTS
    249 14 Inquiry Into Stratosphere Gondola Explosion Brussels. August 14. The Brussels magistrate has begun his examination of the circumstances which led to the explosion on August 11 of the magnesium alloy gondola of M. Max Cosyns’s balloon. M. Cosyns had intended the attempt to reach a height of
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    WARSHIP TRAGEDY
    276 14 Boy’s 54-Ft. Fall Through Tube A nine-year-old boy’s fatal fall from the upper conning tower of H.M.S. Hood was described at the inquest at Portsmouth, on John Gordon Spring, the son of Brigadier Frederick Gordon Spring, who recently returned on leave from Poona. India, where he is Officer-Commanding
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    PEELERS DEFEAT KRIAN CLUB
    308 16 By 91 Runs KNIGHT SCORES 95 NOT OUT A brilliant 95 not out by Knight enabled the Peelers to gain a comfortable victory over the Krian Club yesterday. The match was played on the Krian Club ground and resulted in a win by 91 runs. The
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    INTERESTING FOOTBALL MATCH
    119 16 Selangor Methodist Union v. D.A.F.C. The Selangor Methodist Union, who are on a visit to Penang with a strong team of footballers which include four state players, will be playing a match against the D.A.F.C. on Friday on the S.X.I. ground. The game, which is in aid
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    49 16 MARRIAGE Shelley—da Silva—At the Church of the Assumption, Penang, on August 26. by the Rev’. Father Devals. Edgar James, only son of Mr. A and Mrs. Herbert Oliver Shelley, of Byculla (Bombay) India, to Euphrasia, voungest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John da Sliva, Singapore.
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    BASKET-BALL
    422 16 Amoy Players Undefeated Saturday night's basket ball matches at Fun and Frolic Open-Air Stadium saw the Amoy players triumph over Fukien Girls’ School and Hwa Kwang. The points for the girls’ match were First quarter, Amoy 8, Fukien 0 Second quarter, Amoy 14, Fukien 0 Third quarter, Amoy 4.
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    DRANK LYSOL
    124 16 17-Year-Old School Girl’s Suicide Magdalene Sim, a 17-year-old Englishspeaking Chinese girl, died in the General Hospital, Singapore, on Thursday following signs of Lysol poisoning. She was found in a critical condition in her house at 117, Waterloo Street on August 23, with a bottle of Lysol lying beside
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    FERMENTING LIQUOR IN PROVINCE
    682 16 Criminal Appeal CONVICTION UPHELD BUT SENTENCE VARIED Mrs. B. H. Oon argued the appeal this morning of a Chinese, Chiam Soon Teck, who was convicted by the Nibong Tebal Magistrate on three charges of (1) possession of dutiable liquor (2) fermenting intoxicating liquor and (3) being
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    PENANG ASSIZES
    49 16 Expected to Last Over a Week The fifth session of the Penang Assize will open before Mr. Justice J. C. Cobbett on Tuesday, September 5. At the fixing of cases this morning seven days were set apart for the coming session. The calendar includes three murder cases.
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    RUH DOWN BY LORRY
    274 16 Chinese Girl Killed DRIVER CHARGED WITH CAUSING DEATH A fatal motor accident occurred yesterday at the junction of McNair Street and Teik Soon Street when motor lorry No. P 2553 which was being driven by a Chinese towards Noordin Street knocked down a twelve-year-old Chinese girl
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    THEFT OF BANANAS
    125 16 Three Months’ R.I. for Thief Having been convicted on a charge of theft of three bunches of bananas from a garden in Transfer Road a Chinese named Neoh Chang was sentenced to 3 months rigorous imprisonment and 6 months Police supervision by the Penang District Judge. Court
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    ALLEGED RESCUE FROM LEGAL ARREST
    87 16 Two Tamils Charged Alleged to have offered illegal obstruction to the apprehension of a person who was wanted for disorderly conduct, and rescued him from the custody of additional police constable No. 104 and alleged to have voluntarily caused grievous hurt to the constable, two
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    PENANG DISTRICT JUDGE CHANGES
    88 16 Mr. B. R. Whitehouse T ransf erred In view of the impending transfer of Mr. B. R. Whitehouse, M.C.S., District Judge, Penang, at the end of this month to Malacca, a group photograph of the staff of the District Court, with Mr. Whitehouse as the central
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