Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 19 May 1934
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1934-05-19 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 116. Vol. XCII. SATURDAY. MAY 19. 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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1249 1934-05-19 1 —Rugby Radfb Service. PRELIMINARY WORK TO INCREASE OF AIR STRENGTH IN EVENT OF GENEVA DISCUSSIONS PROVING ABORTIVE Parliament adjourned to May 29 after Mr. Baldwin winding up the Foreign Affairs debate revealed that the government was taking time by forelock in regard to—Rugby Radfb Service. - 1,249 words
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Article55 1934-05-19 1 '—Reuter. Dillinger’s Activities Speed Up Measures Washington, May 19. Dillinger’s activities are responsible for the speeding up of legislative measures which were signed by President Roosevelt providing federal penalties for offences hitherto governed by state laws. For example kidnapping henceforth will be a federal crime if the victim'—Reuter. - 55 words
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Article138 1934-05-19 1 Reuter. Controlling Growth Of Poppy Geneva, May 18. At the meeting of the Opium Advisory Commission, Mr. Victor Hoo suggested the convocation of a conference to examine the possibility of limiting and controlling the growth of the opuim poppy and the growth and harvesting of coca leaf. It wasReuter. - 138 words
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Article156 1934-05-19 1 i.—Reuter. President's Message To Congress ASKS FOR RATIFICATION Washington, May 18. President Roosevelt has sent a message to the Senate asking for the ratification of the 1925 Geneva Arms and Ammunition Convention as a part of the move to control munitions traffic slnd declaring that privatei.—Reuter. - 156 words
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Article226 1934-05-19 1 WIIU LIICI —Reuter. “Financial Times” Comments London, May 18. Commenting on Washington silver developments the “Financial Times” points out that silver at present forms 12 per cent, of the metallic reserve of American currency. It has not yet been stated how much currency will be issued against theWIIU LIICI —Reuter. - 226 words
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Article163 1934-05-19 1 Possession Of Stolen Property (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 18. The case in which Loh Ah Kee, a young Chinese, was charged on three counts of possession of property suspected to be stolen from Che Seng and Company, was concluded before Mr. F. K. Wilson at163 words
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Article40 1934-05-19 1 Tony Beltran Too Experienced (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, May 19. Tony Beltram of Manila beat Sherlock Warren in a twelve round contest. Warren’s pluck did not avail against the superior reach, experience and height of the Filipino.40 words
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Article62 1934-05-19 1 .—Reuter. For Manufacture Of 7 Munitions JAPAN'S PURCHASES Washington, May 18. The House of Representative’s Military Affairs Committee decided to recommend favourable action on the Faddis Bill restricting the exportation of tin scrap from the United States. The decision followed the reports that Japan, was purchasing tin.—Reuter. - 62 words
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Article157 1934-05-19 1 Sweep Ticket Applications (From Our Own Correspondent) j Singapore, May 18. Remarkable allegations were made when Tay Tee Hui was charged with the forgery of the signatures of a well-known Chinese whereby he is said to have obtained over a thousand sweep tickets from Penang. Perak and Selangor157 words
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Article53 1934-05-19 1 2,500 Specimens For Melbourne Exhibition (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, May 19. The Blue Funnel liner Gorgon sailed yesterday carrying 2,500 live specimens oT Malayan freshwater fish to be exhibited at the Melbourne Centenary Exhibition. The specimens are being conveyed to Australia in tin lined boxes specially equipped53 words
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Article262 1934-05-19 1 For Singapore (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, May 18. Certain details are now available of the new aerodrome which is being laid out for the Royal Air Force in the jungle off Chu Chia Kang Road. The work was begun late last year but progress has been262 words
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Advertisement12 1934-05-19 1 H. TOKISATSU ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS No. 68-70, Bishop Street, PENANG. Telephone No. 772.12 words
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Advertisement64 1934-05-19 1 PINANG GAZETTE ON SALE AT 1 P.M. ON MONDAY The “Pinang Gazette” will be published at 1 p.m. on Monday, May 21, and will contain the latest for Singapore and special photographs of the Presentation of the Colours to the Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps by Major-General Lewin. aS64 words
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Advertisement10 1934-05-19 1 HAVE YOU TRIED ANCHOR BEER A TRIAL WILL CONVUfCB YOU10 words
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Advertisement1853 1934-05-19 2 RATES FOR CASUAL NOTICE. SELANGOR TURF CLUB BAN K S From Ist. June, 1934, the ambulance will ADVERTISEMEN I w be stationed at the General Hospital, UEETIkir nang (Te,ephone SUMMER 19 3 4 RACE MEETING. OVERSEA CHINESE CHARTERED BANK Chief SATURDAY 16TH SATURDAY 23RD, JUNE—I 934. RANKING CORPORATION OF India,1,853 words
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820 1934-05-19 3 WHITE ANTS CAUSE POSTPONEMENT shier who suddenly left his emj nt after an investigation had been .nto his accounts, and now claimed t > rtain alleged defalcations were in f yments made to him on account mission was the defendant in a lich came before820 words
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Article885 1934-05-19 3 growth from >1 EIGHTEENTH i CENTURY I The election of Mrs. Dod Procter as an A. R. A. recalls the fact that the first woman gained entrance to the schools as a pupil in the year 1860 by a subterfuge. She placed only the initials of her885 words
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Article595 1934-05-19 3 Descent By Woman Of Fifty MOTHER OF SIX SONS Began To Learn Art Of Flying In Yorkshire A fifty-year-old woman, the mother of sjx sons, has just made a parachute descent of 1,500 feet from an aeroplane at Brooklands Aerodrome. “Rather shattering, but perfectly wonderful,” was her own595 words
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Article153 1934-05-19 3 Dates And Venues May 21-25.—Amateur Golf Championship, Prestwick. June 6. —The Derby. June B.—The Oaks. June 8,9, 11, 12. —First Test Match, Nottingham. June 15-16. —Wightman Cup Match, Wimbledon. June 19-22.—Ascot. June 22, 23, 25, 26. —Second Test Match, Lord’s. June 25-July 7.—Lawn Tennis Championships, Wimbledon.153 words
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Advertisement149 1934-05-19 3 MALAYAN COFFEE PLANTATIONS I Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan, F.MKSOLE AGENTS HENRY WJGH Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE PENANG IPOH KUALA LUMPUR Paterson Ma U-J ?5 WM-M-J m Chloronomes PIUSMB MM» l| PMSWRE GAUGE JoHa CONNECTING TUBES stof way S. r\ *0« AOJUSTING VALVE for water sterilization gySST' rj ?c. L COMPLETE WATER149 words
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Article551 1934-05-19 4 Ready To Fight For Their Homes ANNUITY POLICY PROTEST ‘May Lead To Strife And Loss Of Life’ Dublin, May 2. Farmers to the number of 700 representing every county in the Free State met at the Dublin Mansion House to discuss the economic situation and protest551 words
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Article147 1934-05-19 4 To Conduct Moscow Orchestra In British Works ,i i Sir Henry Wood will visit Moscow in the autumn to conduct eight concerts of the Moscow Orchestral Society. The dates are left open so that Sir Henry may fit them in with his other engagements.147 words
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Article730 1934-05-19 4 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette) Sir; —My Rotary address on “Human Evolution in Future” iTas produced diametrically opposite effects on two learned gentlemen. While it has inspired Mr. H. G. Sarwar to write a lucid serial article in explanation of the theory of Human730 words
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Article174 1934-05-19 4 About His Rheumatism He asks us to excuse his writing. We do more than that—we congratulate him on being able to write at all at his age, especially as he has been suffering from rheumatism. This is what he says in his letter: "Three174 words
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Article126 1934-05-19 4 ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR CHURCH OF ENGLAND Whit Sunday. 8.00 a.m. Matins and Litany. PS CIV. Hymn 157. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 9.30 a.m. Holy Communion —Tamil. 10.30 a.m. Matins Chinese. 6.00 p.m. Evensong. PS CXLV 273. Magnificat262. Nunc Dimittis 254. Hymns 155—21 156—207. WHITMONDAY AND WHTTTUESDAY 8.00126 words
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Article271 1934-05-19 4 (Penang, Province Wellesley, Kedah) PENANG Wesley Church— Burmah and Larut Roads Pastor: Rev. Abel Eklund Sunday School 9.00 a.m. Mothers’ Day Service Epworth League 5.15 p.m. Evening Service of Worship 6.00 p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Tamil Church 533 Dato Kramat Road. Pastor: Rev. T. M. Kurien271 words
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Article671 1934-05-19 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL The engagement is announced between Willson S. C. Leech, eldest son of Mr. J. W. Leech, MF. and Mrs. Leech of New- castle-upon-Tyne, and Margaret Luckham, i eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. > Luckham of Salisbury. i Tuan Syed Chik, A.C.P., Kuala Lipis, is temporarily671 words
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Advertisement304 1934-05-19 4 fHHSH TE YI MUY TRISTE CB 721 PERDON Two Seductive Tangos played by that great Continental Orchestra Tango Pippo Racho I SHANGHAI Rumba CB 729 ALI-BABA Exciting Rumba’s straight from Paris and interpreted by t-e Orchestra of Melody’s Bar. The famous Parisian Cocktail Resort. V YOU HAVE TAKEN MY HEART304 words
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424 1934-05-19 5 Acceptances For To-day RACE 1 BECOMES RACE 6 Owing to the somewnat heavy scratchings Race 6 becomes Race 1 and Race 1 becomes race 6 for to-day’s races at Singapore. Thei rest of the order of running is unchanged. The following are the scratchings Race424 words
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Article172 1934-05-19 5 —Reuter. Tate In Form TAKES 9 FOR 74 AGAIHST GLOUCESTER County Cricket Results London, May 18. Sussex defeated Gloucestershire by an innings and 138 runs. Sussex 406 for 8 wickets declared (J. Parks 181). Gloucester 101 (Tate 5 wickets for 26) and 167 (Tate 4 wickets for—Reuter. - 172 words
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Article84 1934-05-19 5 -Reuter. First Round Matches FRANCE LEADS AUSTRIA Paris, May 18. In the first round of the Davis Cup, France leads Austria by two matches to nil. Boussus (France) beat Matejka (Austria) 6—l, 6—l, 6 —4. Merlin (France) beat Metaxa (Austria) 4—6, B—6, 6—2, 6—2. SWITZERLAND LEADS INDIA-Reuter. - 84 words
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Article387 1934-05-19 5 P.W.F.A. Held To A Draw FIRST DIVISION LEAGUE On the Victoria GreSn yesterday the Penang Recreation Club drew with the Province Wellesley Football Association, each side scoring three goals, in a fixture in the First Division League. Down by two goals at the interval and with387 words
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Article146 1934-05-19 5 Draws Crowds At Windsor And Majestic The concluding chapters of the thrilling adventures of “Tarzan the Fearless” opened to crowded houses at the Majestic and Windsor last night. In the final chapters of the series, Tarzan continues his amazing exploits in the jungles of Africa. He is146 words
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Article168 1934-05-19 5 Fine Film At Queen’s Richard Barthelmess is superb in a fine film, “Massacre,” at the Queen’s. In a clean, hard-fihting, romantic part, he provides most of the thrills with real Red Indians, to form a colourful background. The film is clean wholesome entertainment which can be recommended for the168 words
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Article163 1934-05-19 5 For Reporting The Tests D. R. Jardine has been retained by th London “Evening Standard” to report th forhtcoming Test matches in England on fee of £5,000. Cabling to the “Times < India” E. H. D. Sewell says:— Cricketers behind the scenes are muc intrigued to163 words
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Article42 1934-05-19 5 —Reuter. Essex Beaten By An Innings London, May 18 j The Australians defeated Essex by innings and 93 runs. Essex made 220 and 125 runs (Grimm taking 5 wickets for 54 runs an* O’Re 3 for 53). Australians 438.—Reuter. - 42 words
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Advertisement448 1934-05-19 5 I k Bsisik IB i^lli i fiß» I tr UQT VllbWif I W§ "Allenburys 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 germ free and are simply and quickly made by the addition448 words
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Article1252 1934-05-19 6 GIANT NEW OCEAN FLYING BOAT AIRPORT COUNTRY CLUBS RACING FLYERS' GUILD Aviation News from the U. S. Amrican air line operators are looking forward to a clean start in the carrying of United States mails. The operators hope to get the air mails again1,252 words
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Article153 1934-05-19 6 Built By Man Who Has Never Been To Sea A sailing boat adjudged seaworthy by sailors has been built in a small backyard in Kilburn, London, N. W., by a man who has never been to sea. He is Mr-. George Coote, of Canterburyroad, and he will make153 words
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Article325 1934-05-19 6 Now A Recluse In A Convent RICHES GIVEN AWAY The saddest of all Europe’s royal women in exile is the aged ex-Queen Natalif of Serbia, now living an almost solitarj life in an obscure convent in the Latir Quarter of Paris. She celebrated her seventy-eighth birthday325 words
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Article354 1934-05-19 6 The Big Thrill At The Royal Tournament ANTI-AIRCRAFT DISPLAY An altogether new thrill is prom sed in this year’s Royal Tournament, at Olympia. i It is the anti-aircraft display Jy the L ,Air Defence Brigades of the Terri’orial I Army, which are going354 words
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Advertisement174 1934-05-19 6 That old fashioned BIG brush 0 —i can’t clean where (q* bad h\xZ F,T it can’t reach— HERE I iS j Tck, with its short head, preserves your teeth by cleaning jS/\& jy ZO7 every where &>* X- Q Joh n a on t Q Baby Powder, *</ Baby Soaf>174 words
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Advertisement64 1934-05-19 6 EASTERN BAZAAR THE MOST FAMOUS TAILORING HOUSE IN PENANG. IF YOU WISH TO HAVE YOUR FROCKS NEATLY AND SMARTLY MADE THEN CALL ON US FIRST WE GUARANTEE COMPLETE SATISFACTION SMART WOMEN ALWAYS INSIST ON NEATNESS BECAUSE NEATNESS IS SMARTNESS. YOU ARE SURE TO LOOK SMART STYLISH By Having All Your64 words
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Article210 1934-05-19 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. JAPANESE PROPOSALS TO SWEDISH TRUST SALIENT POINTS OF DRAFT AGREEMENT Tokyo, April 26. The Japanese Department of Commerce and Industry h. »een busy consulting leading Japanese match manu fa-. irers and exporters with regard to proposals to divide th. natch markets of the world—Reuters Pacific Service. - 210 words
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Article139 1934-05-19 7 rrow morning.— Reuters Pacific Service Eurasia Plane Reaches Destination Canton, May 2. The first Peiping-Canton flight was successfully completed this afternoon when the Eurasia Aviation Corporation’s plane No. 1, piloted by the German flyer, Herr Koester, arrived here after a smooth flight from Changsha. The machine, whichrrow morning.—Reuters Pacific Service - 139 words
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Article91 1934-05-19 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. Harbin, April 25. to the local press, all members il profession will be required to app the Manchoukuo Authorities for pern n practice in this territory. Previ: such permits were granted up. n of the requisite diplomas, ithenticity had been estafuture all applicants—Reuters Pacific Service. - 91 words
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Article87 1934-05-19 7 N EW CHARCOAL GAS INVENTED vr***jr VLLG'OIALU A. AAV. V lieuters Pacific Service. Canton, May 1. bile nfeW c h arcoa l 1° propel automohas s claimed, been invented by tlf r ia, a member of the Mechani Kwangtung, and was subjectlatest to-day. 1 g the new fuel was drivenvr***jr VLLG'OIALU A. AAV. V lieuters Pacific Service. - 87 words
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Article57 1934-05-19 7 litical Academy at Yintong. —Reuters Pacific Service. Special Training Class in Kwangtung Canton, April 30. In order to give a chance to ambitious men to pursue a higher military education, General Chen chi-tang announced to-day that he intended to open a special‘training class in the Kwangtung Militarylitical Academy at Yintong.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 57 words
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Article175 1934-05-19 7 “Raise wages by 30 per cent.” Reuters Pacific Service. Japanese May Day Demonstrations Tokyo, May 1. A force of 3,000 police were mobilised this morning as a precautionary measure in connexion with May Day demonstrations, which were carried in separate areas of the metropolis by Right and“Raise wages by 30 per cent.” Reuters Pacific Service. - 175 words
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Article97 1934-05-19 7 Reuters Pacific Service. Kwangtung Assists Hainan Canton, May 2. In an interview with pressmen here today General Chen Han-kwong, pacification commissioner of the Hainan district in Kwangtung, who has just arrived here stated that $20,000 had been appropriated by the Kwangtung Provincial Government for relief work in HainanReuters Pacific Service. - 97 words
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Article440 1934-05-19 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. Head New Military Mission Nanking, May 1. Another Chinese Government military mission is shortly going abroad to study the latest military developments in foreign countries The new mission will be headed by General Hsu Ting-yao and General Yu Feipeng. The two military leaders are—Reuters Pacific Service. - 440 words
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Article167 1934-05-19 7 ng in the new State.—Reuters Pacific ►ervice. To Be Returned To Russia Harbin, May 2. The Soviet bomber in which a Russian pilot and a mechanic escaped to Manchoukuo in March was to be handed to the Soviet authorities to-day. The transfer was originally to have been madeng in the new State.—Reuters Pacific ►ervice. - 167 words
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Article136 1934-05-19 7 be swept away like refuse.” —Reuters Pacific Service. Stands For Cleanliness Nanking, May 1. Thousands of followers of the “New Life” movement paraded through Nanking to-day in an attempt to impress upon the people the importance of cleanliness, one of the chief aims of the new movement.be swept away like refuse.”—Reuters Pacific Service. - 136 words
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Article72 1934-05-19 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. Nanking, May 1 Plans have been completed by business leaders in Kansu to establish a cigarette manufacturing factory with the professed aim of competing with foreign tobacco factories in China, according to reports received here from Lanchow. It is pointed out that the—Reuters Pacific Service. - 72 words
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Article264 1934-05-19 7 of Ningpo and is in his late forties.—Reuters Pacific Service. Dr. Wong Wen-Hao Returns To Peiping Peiping, April 30. Dr. Wong Wen-hao, Director of the Geological Survey in Peiping, who has been recuperating at Hangchow, returned to Peiping shortly after eight o’clock this morning by the Tientsin-Pukowof Ningpo and is in his late forties.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 264 words
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Article56 1934-05-19 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. Nanking, April 30. The Chinese Government to-day announc. ed the flotation, on May Ist, of $12,000,000 railway construction bonds for the completion of the Yuping Railway, the annual interest being six per cent. The bonds will be secured on the surplus—Reuters Pacific Service. - 56 words
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Article36 1934-05-19 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. Nanking, May 1. May Day passed off quietly in the capital. Labour bodies celebrated the occasion by holding a meeting in the morning and a concert at night.——Reuters Pacific Service. - 36 words
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Article117 1934-05-19 7 —Reuters Pacific Service Government In Favour Of Inflation Harbin, April 25. 1 According to the “Harbin Times,” a Japanese newspaper, the Government’s policy in respect to the Manchoukuo dollar will be one of inflation. This declaration has already had the effect of disturbing the financial market. For many—Reuters Pacific Service - 117 words
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66 1934-05-19 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. Canton, May 3. A service to commemorate the anniversary of the inauguration of the revolutionary government in Canton 13 years ago will be held at the Chungshan Memorial Hall on May 5, according to an announcement today made by the South-west Executive Committee.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 66 words
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Article62 1934-05-19 7 Reuters Pacific Service. Canton, May 3. The Kwangtung provincial government has ordered the departments of civil affairs and reconstruction to put into execution a proposal for the relief of the unemployed which was passed during the recent Provincial Kuomintang Conference here. The main points of the proposalReuters Pacific Service. - 62 words
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Article75 1934-05-19 7 .—Reuters Pacific Service. Canton, April 30. According to a report here to-day, the 3rd (Kwangtung) Army Corps is now advancing towards the hitherto unapproachable Red stronghold at Huichang, Kiangsi. from different directions. It is claimed that the Reds, fearing the capture of the town have been.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 75 words
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Article563 1934-05-19 7 DURING 1933 NO SERIOUS DEVELOPMENT GENERALLY A study of economic conditions in China during the year under review reveals the fact that the pathological symptoms as observed in last year’s Annual Report have become more noticeable. In the North there was no serious development with the563 words
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Article787 1934-05-19 8 After some years of tiresome and fruitless attempts to reform Liberia from without, the League of Nations decided to take the negro republic into its charge. The republic is run by 15,000 descendants of freed American negro slaves who were transplanted to Africa over 100 years ago by American787 words
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Article163 1934-05-19 8 Passenger On s.s. Hector FUNERAL THIS MORNING Ths death occurred yesterday afternoon at the General Hospital, Penang, of Mrs. Gracie Dorothy Jones, wife of Mr. Hugh Jones, of Hong Kong. The deceased was a passenger homeward bound on the Blue Funnel liner Hector which arrived163 words
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Article1503 1934-05-19 8 While reading through Mr. Agate s anthology of “The Dramatic Critics’’ I noticed that “Love’s Labour’s Lost.’’ this year’s Birthday play at Stratford., enjoyed that same honour twenty-five years ago. Mr. Allan Monkhouse was on the spot and added this remark to his notice: “The festival is only beginning;1,503 words
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Article91 1934-05-19 8 i The death occurred suddenly y< i morning of Mrs. Heah Seng yeo dam Yeo Seok Yam) daughter of Boon Wan, at her residence 1061 Lane. c u The deceased who was only 3, >' 1 had been in indifferent health n time. She91 words
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Advertisement173 1934-05-19 8 Estate Managers I U ndoubtedly! UNDOUBTEDLY, better times are ahead off us. Therefore, it is for everyone of us f to LOOK AHEAD. 1 Have you seen to it that you are not caught short of an Efficient Labour Force doing Maximum Output THIS IS EFFICIENCY I Have you calculated173 words
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Article466 1934-05-19 9 loses seniority and pension sequel to mail bag loss I<i} lani, Guard, F.M.S. Railways, ■sted at Tanjong Malim in ith the loss of a mail bag in n Tanjong Malim and Ipoh ♦rajisn ’in for trial at the Magistrate’s nfr Malim on Friday. r the466 words
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805 1934-05-19 9 An action came up for hearing in the I Singapore Supreme Court on Thursday be- fore Mr. Justice Prichard K.C., in which j Syed Salim bin Alwee Alhatshee was plain- tiff and Mr. C. Van Cuylenberg was de- fendant. The plaintiff, as a beneficiary805 words
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Article245 1934-05-19 9 Championship Matches STANLEY STEWART SPRINGS SURPRISE ”ir Own Correspondent) Taiping, May 18. fine weather, great progress in the annual North Perak j nship, which is now in full I <1 new players from Sitiawan ■ngsar are competing. Stanf Kuala Kangsar sprang a Men’s Singles by beating wee,245 words
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Article614 1934-05-19 9 Detection Of Crime FORMER WORK IN SINGAPORE I An unusual distinction has come to a former member of the Malayan Civil Service—Mr. W. Stirling, of the Chinese Protectorate, who retired about two years ago. Mr. Stirling made a study of photography as applied to the detection614 words
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Article213 1934-05-19 9 Charge Against Solicitor’s Clerk* Sham Sundar Rai, a solicitor’s clerk, and Ram Dahar, a driver in the employ of the Singapore Traction Co., appeared on amended charges before Mr. H. A. Forrer in the'Singapore Criminal District Court. They were originally charged in the police court with attempted213 words
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Article298 1934-05-19 9 Command Beat i 1 Johore i FOUR GOALS TO NIL I (From Our Own Correspondent) I Singapore, May 19. j Malaya Command 4 Johore 0 The Malaya Command beat Johore by; four goals to nil in the first Southern cup} encounter. Johore won the toss and took298 words
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Article114 1934-05-19 9 UN-SPOT YESTERDAY TO-DAY London £234.15.0 £232.10.0 TIN— (3 Months) London £231.5.0 £229.5.0 Singapore $115.25 $114.75 Business Done Penang $115.25 Business Done 50 tons COPRA (Sundrled) BLACK PEPPER RUBBER London 6 1 1W 6 316 d New York 12 7 4c(G) 12%c(G) Singapore Spot 21c 2114 c July|Sept 21114 words
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Advertisement203 1934-05-19 9 Motherhood J r ——-gg■lo' joUbl F 7 F Hit k v co* Her»- i \tafi vO OKAT^HiPA rt n Mrs. B. Howard, winner of the London “News-Chronicle” Mothet g and Child Competition. January, 1932. This competition attracted r tu **n~- v n 11 rsX**** W widespread interest and an enormous203 words
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715 1934-05-19 10 SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS OPENS FOREIGN AFFAIRS DEBATE NORTH CHINA A MANCHUKUO NO. 2 STATE London, May 17. Opening the debate on foreign affairs in the House of Commons this morning, Sir Stafford Cripps criticised at some length the recent policy of Japanutmost to observe it.—Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. - 715 words
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Article105 1934-05-19 10 —Reuter. British Operatives To Instruct Chinese London, May 18. Twelve cotton operatives, including one married woman and two girls, are being sent by the Calico Printers’ Association to the new mill building at Shanghai with the object of instructing the Chinese workpeople. The men agreed to stay—Reuter. - 105 words
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Article51 1934-05-19 10 —Rugby Radio Service. ln Bed For Some Days i London, Mqy 17 ji As a result of his taxi accident on Wednesday night, Sir Austen Chamberlain will have to remain jn bed for some days. Although his general condition is satisfactory, ho has develop of the left—Rugby Radio Service. - 51 words
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Article89 1934-05-19 10 —Reuter. Official Monopoly Established London, May 18. Sir John Simon, in the House of Commons, informed Mr. David Grenfell that the Opium Committee of the League did not issue any report on the official opium monopoly established in the North Eastern provinces of China under Japanese military—Reuter. - 89 words
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Article46 1934-05-19 10 -Reuter. Chamber Passes Vote Of Confidence Paris, May 18. -The chamber passed a vote of confidence in the Government by 360 votes to 205 and adjourned the debate on the decree laws and the general policy on which the Socialists demanded an immediate debate.—-Reuter. - 46 words
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Article342 1934-05-19 10 —Reuter. Arms Producing Countries HAVE DEFINITE RESPONSIBILITY London, May 18. The newspapers generally warmly approve of the proposal made by the British delegate to the League Council, Captain Anthony Eden, for an immediate embargo on arms destined for Bolivia and Paraguay. It is agreed in all comments that the—Reuter. - 342 words
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Article358 1934-05-19 10 When one thinks of Wireless one immediately associates Signor G. Marconi’s name with all that Wireless means, as without his valuable discoveries, we to-day, would not have advanced so far in this comparatively new scientific discovery. He, and the vast organisation which he directs have created something358 words
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Article99 1934-05-19 10 —Reuter. "Appalling Example Of Misgovernment." EXPULSION FROM LEAGUE JUSTIFIED Geneva, May 18. “An appalling example of misgovernment” is the description applied by Captain Eden to the situation in Liberia in the course of a speech in the League Council on Liberia’s gross failure to observe the obligations—Reuter. - 99 words
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Article118 1934-05-19 10 —Rugby Radio Service. Removal Of Time Limit London, May 17. The order removing the time limit on iron and steel duties which were due to expire next October and making these duties chargeable without any limit of period was welcomed by the newly formed British Iron and Steel—Rugby Radio Service. - 118 words
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Article35 1934-05-19 10 —Reuter. Japanese Delegation Leaving To-day Tokio, May 18. The Japanese delegation to the JapaneseNetherlands Trade Conference at Batavia, will embark from Kobe for Batavia by the “Santos Maru” on May 19 via Singapore.—Reuter. - 35 words
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Article25 1934-05-19 10 —Reuter. Refloated Without Damage Tokio, May 18. A report from Shimonoseki states that the “Haruna Maru” was refloated at 9.05 a.m. undamaged.-—Reuter. - 25 words
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879 1934-05-19 10 THREE DOCTORS IN THE WITNESS BOX HEARING AGAIN ADJOURNED The preliminary inquiry into an indictment against two men and three women erf murdering a Sikh additional police constable named Bhan Singh progressed a] further stage before Mr. J. M. Brander in the Singapore police879 words
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Advertisement98 1934-05-19 10 Your Health and Our Success lies ,N E fact that Brands Meat and Fish Pastes are made jEpSjjjjjj? BRANDS only from the finest selected meats e and fish 1 Ay II The contents of each one is as described on the label U We do not use preservatives H Cleanliness98 words
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Article553 1934-05-19 11 World’s Most Wonderful Picture Library 700,000 VIEWS OF THE DOMINION The Norman Watson expedition to Canada, which intends to explore the Mount Waddington group of the mountain coast range of British Columbia, in which lies “Mystery Mountain, >; the main objective has received considerable assistance from Royal553 words
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Article162 1934-05-19 11 Four Big Firms In Television Race Getting ready for television! That is how to construe the PostmasterGeneral’s promise of a committee to inquire into the development of the science. It means at last that this country and the 8.8. C. will have a definite policy162 words
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Article458 1934-05-19 11 Employees’ Great I Sorrow “HE WAS ADORED AT THE WORKS” The news of the death of Sir Louis Baron was received with great distress by the officials and employees of Carreras Ltd., the great tobacco concern of which he was chairman and managing director. At458 words
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Article272 1934-05-19 11 By One Who Never Had Any Training In Art The spirit of Leonardo da Vinci, the famous Italian master, is said to have inspired a remarkable painting of Our Lord by Mrs. Ida M. Dixon, of Croydon. Mrs. Dixon, who is 71 years of age. has272 words
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Advertisement180 1934-05-19 11 STOMACH TROUBLES I GASTRITIS quickly relieved wind tive disorders arise from acid in the I HEARTBURN h. Don’t wait for ulcers to form—the FUTV t and surest cure is Bisurated’Magnesia. I I h ver sal stomach remedy ends acidity and in stant relief to stomach sufferers. If you FLATULENCE to180 words
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Advertisement274 1934-05-19 11 Q D’you „’rechiWy take it s t cos jou’re bot tp it c s take 1 q •,’cos y»“’ re taVe ll take it c VakeiL<-" ,U i I ANSWER: I take it ’cos I like it! And I tell the truth, my lad! JOHNNIE WAtaKER BORN 1820 —STILL GOING274 words
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Article49 1934-05-19 12 To-day at “Esplanade” from 6 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. 1 March—Bond of Friendship—Mac Rogan» 2 Overture —The Wanderer’s Goal Suppe. 3 A Musical Jig-Saw—Aston. 4 Medley Waltz —The Costume Ball Winter. 5 Fox Trot—Happy Ending—Davies. 6 Selection—Community Land No. 2 Stoddon. 7 Patrol —Gathering OThe Clans —Williams.49 words
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Article1391 1934-05-19 12 Resumption Of t < Tapping i i FORWARD CONTRACT Mr. Alfred Brown’s Speech The twenty-fifth general meeting of Rani Travancore Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on May 7th at the registered office of the company, Thames House, Queens-j street Place, E.C., Mr. A. A. Prideaux pre- siding.1,391 words
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Article142 1934-05-19 12 In view of the big increase of interest in rubber plantation companies which has taken place in the last few weeks and the much more favourable future which appears to lie before them now that an international plan for the regulation of rubber production has at length142 words
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632 1934-05-19 12 KENNEDY CO. Share Market Report Penang, May 18. Business in the Local Share Markets slowed down considerably this week and i prices of the majority of Rubber and Tin 1 shares have receded in sympathy with the. declines in the prices of both Commodities.' The price of Rubber closes 6%d,632 words
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Article118 1934-05-19 12 1 f I j Latest Quotations Friday Thursday Paris 77 7J32 77 7132 New York 5.11% 5.11% Montreal 5.10 5.10% Brussels 21.82 21.82 Geneva 15.69 15.68 Amsterdam 7.52 7.52 Milan 59 15[16 60 Berlin 12.95 12.90 Stockholm 19.40 19.40 Copenhagen 22.39% 22.39% Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Vienna118 words
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Article947 1934-05-19 12 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST NAMES. I 1 3 !5 z H RUBBEP 1 I Mlrnby Rubber Co. M Mor Gajah’Rubber Estate .(r ‘SS M *rr algamated Malay Estates 1 10 A 5 er Hitam Planting Syndicat 350 AserMolek Rubber Co. Ui 4 ver Panas Rubber Estatesi 1 U H gWPT947 words
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Advertisement11 1934-05-19 12 WHAT LONDON IS DOING READ CHARLES ROBERTS in the SUNDAY GAZETTE.11 words
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Advertisement9 1934-05-19 12 JV Want to »en u lor you“Pinang Gazette wl9 words
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Miscellaneous474 1934-05-19 12 WIRELESS PROGRAMMES B. B. C. of tiie following frquenctes and wavelengths will be used simultaneously:— I t MS Sign Frequency Wavelength I QSF 15,140 kcja 19.82 m. QBS 11,805 kc|s 25.28 m. dX QSD 11,750 kcja 25.53 m. GBS 9,585 kc|s 81.30 m. v To-day P.M. 6.20 Time Signal from474 words
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Miscellaneous345 1934-05-19 12 PHOHI—HOLLAND TO-DAY Wavelength: 16.88 metres. P.M. 8.50 —Dutch National Anthem. B.oo—Children’s half hour. 9.30 —Records. 9.4sRhythm Brothers “Java-Songs.” 10.05 —Records. 10.15 Political Review by Mr. Aletrino. 10.35—Rhythm Brothers. “Jazz-Songs.” 10.55 —Dance records. 11.20 —Dutch National Anthem. TO-MORROW P.M. B.so—Dutch National Anthem. 9 00—Violin recital by Th. Rather. 9.15 Talk on345 words
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Article543 1934-05-19 13 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving ind sailing from Penang during the week: IN PORT TO-DAY S.S. MATANG from Tongkah, Kopah, Renong and Victoria Point. Sails for the same ports to-day. S.S. RETEH from Belawan-Deli, Asahan and Paneh (Laboean-Bilik). Sails for543 words
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Article839 1934-05-19 13 AIR MAILS A mail for Siam (Bangkok) by rOad to Alor Star and thence by Imperial Airways will be closed at 7 a.ni. on Sunday. A mail for Burmah (Rangoon) by road to Alor Star and thence by Imperial Airways will be closed at 7 a.m. on Sunday.839 words
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Advertisement314 1934-05-19 13 WEMBLEY AND FUN FROLIC PAGEANT OF MYTHOLOGY A GRAND CARNIVAL PROCESSION WILL BE HELD SIMULTANEOUSLY AT FUN FROLIC AND WEMBLEY PARKS ON MONDAY. AT 9 P.M. OVER 140 ARTISTES PARTICIPATING ENGAGED AT HUGE COST FROM CHINA MAGNIFICENT! PRODIGIOUS! EXTRAORDINARY! GROTESQUE! < SENSATIONAL Never Seen Before Will Never Be Seen Again,314 words
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Miscellaneous293 1934-05-19 13 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 4ATINEES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW AT 2-45 I THE RED MAN'S WAR CRY RINGS AGAIN i cn ED HUMANS TURNED BACK INTO SAVAGES BY yt;.. CRIME NO WOMAN’S BROTHER EVER FORGAVE RICHARD BARTHELMESS 1 IN l "MASSACRE" A FIRST NATIONAL HIT, with NN DVORAK and DUDLEY DIGGES CK293 words
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Article304 1934-05-19 14 Labour Deputation To Governor LEADERS’ DEMANDS Bombay, May 5. Important negotiations are afoot to hasten a settlement of the strike. In this connexion Messrs. N. M. Joshi, R. R. Bakhale and Syed Munawar saw the Governor and were closeted with His Excellency for a304 words
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Article82 1934-05-19 14 Millcwner’s View Of Situation Bombay, May 2. The millcwners are quite satisfied w'th what they describe as a “distinct improvement’’ in the strike situation to-day. A prominent millowner, with whom an Associated Press representative discussed the situation, said that the crisis was over and he was hopeful that82 words
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Article56 1934-05-19 14 Poona Bomb Outrage Charge Bombay, May 7. When Mr. Gulkarni, of the Joint Strike Committee, Bombay, who was arrested on May 5, was placed before the Presidency Magistrate, to-day, the police applied for his tranfer to Poona to stand his trial there on a charge in56 words
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Article161 1934-05-19 14 Police-Station Damaged Calcutta, May 6. A constable was slightly injured and damage was done to Shibpur Police Station building in the Howrah district, a few miles from Calcutta at about 2 a.m. to-day as a result of the explosion of four bombs. Police Officers, who were161 words
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Article349 1934-05-19 14 Clash Of Option Expected ATTITUDE TOWARD SWARAJISTS Bombay, May 7. Now that the Swaraj Party has framed its policy and programme speculation is rife in Congress circles in regard to the attitude of the A.-I.C.C. towards the new party. While it is generally recognised that Mr.349 words
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Article171 1934-05-19 14 Mother Of One Of Arrested Suspects AMBUSH FOR CAR Galle, May 2. Fresh developments overnight in connexion with the murder of Mr. R. P. C. Blumer, the Talgaswella planter, were the surrendering to the police of cash amounting to Rs. 1,430.25 'by the mother of one171 words
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Article77 1934-05-19 14 Allowance To Be Reduced Annually A notification issued under the opium Ordinance published in Friday’s “Government Gazette,” states that the following rule will be brought into force:- “From and after the first day of March, 1935, the amount of opium allowed to every registered consumer shall77 words
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Article197 1934-05-19 14 Indian Chamber's Plea SAFEGUARDING MEASURES Rangoon, May 1. Any arrangements which might be contemplated regarding fiscal and financial matters between Burma and India in the event of the former's separation must be equitable and acceptable to both countries. This observation was made by Mr. Virjeebhai197 words
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221 1934-05-19 14 I A Mission To Simla New Delhi, May 5. Considerable significance is attached in political circles to the arrival here, en route to Simla, of Miss Agatha Harrison and Miss Muriel Lester, direct from the Ranchi conference. Well-informed political circles are inclined to think221 words
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Article120 1934-05-19 14 Narrow Escapes From Injury Jamshedpur, May 4. Mr. Gandhi had a narrow escape from injury to-day when his car dashed into a post and ran into a deep ditch. Neither Mr. Gandhi nor his companions, Babu Rajendra Prasad, Mr. A. V. Thakkar, Mr. Valji Govindji Desai120 words
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Article81 1934-05-19 14 Untouchables Not Allowed To Rescue Hindu Woman Nagpur, May 8. The Hindu caste barrier prevented the life of a woman from being saved here to-day. A young woman of high caste fell into a well at Jattaroddi, a suburb of Nagpur. Hearing her cries, two Untouchable youths81 words
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Article72 1934-05-19 14 SPEAKER 'S LEAVE Councillor’s Memorandum ißeferred To Attorney Ce** The attorney-Generai’s ruling J sought on Mr. G. K. V r rera j dum regarding the qt ate granted to the Speaker It is understood that jnern' discussed at the Boar»- in^ rr j V M j and that, wit- *J72 words
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Article37 1934-05-19 14 Four Deaths Last VJ J I Three deaths from ph‘£ ue Colombo Town last the There also occurred AnfJ the Infectious Disea I one death from bubo I dent of Colombo Tm' I37 words
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Advertisement176 1934-05-19 14 xf£ i&GJt/C BELIEVE IT OR NOT FRASER NEAVE DISTRIBUTORS W.'JAV.SV.'.W.W.W.’.W.'AY.S ‘1 i ■■■|M ■■MBM■lllll p™ fl You did not learn that at school. But, fl fl for your health’s sake, you should know fl it now! A, B, C, D—these are the four fl vitally important vitamins. See what fl176 words
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Advertisement264 1934-05-19 14 IN AGONY Ml SKJONB Awful Burning on Face and Hands. Cuticur. Healed, “I had an awful burn-, ng seng that seemed to be undtr my skin U n then red pimples broke ut on and hands. The itchir F an d went on and I was des e ThentF skin264 words
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Advertisement1802 1934-05-19 15 •.lhm I > yi /®k 1k ,l\> <' (fl A. *s< /?\V L v BLUE PUMMEL LIME TO EUROPE V,A SUEZ 4- J From Penang Arrive Marseilles Arrive New York vw h LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. “X nmirs L’don, R’dam, H’hurg Hull P ""?5 ood June 21 PRES HAYES July1,802 words
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386 1934-05-19 16 WILL IT JEOPARDISE THEIR POSITION? CABLE TO SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, May 18. Will the application of restriction jeopardise the position of Singapore millers? The millers themselves are apprehensive lest the operation of the scheme should interfere with386 words
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Article61 1934-05-19 16 Successful Spot Dance Last Night The Spot Dance held last night at the Wembley Cabaret was largely attended. Handsome dance shoes for gents and ladies were given away free by the Bata Shoe Store to the winners:— Miss Annie Snelling and Mr. Chan Peng Kai, Miss Chong Siew61 words
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Article289 1934-05-19 16 RACE 1 RACE 2 RACE 3 RACE 4 RACE 5 RACE 6 RACE 7 RACE 8 RACE TIC-TAC 1. Miss Singapore 1. Gunga Din 1. Henriette 1. Legation 1. Drifting Home 1. Mountain Belle 1. Wonderful 1. NymphOfTorridge 1. Glad Eyes (PINANC CA7FTTFI 9 Tri w q289 words
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188 1934-05-19 16 Penang v. Selangor RAIN TO DELAY START At the time of writing these lines, 10.30 a.m., a slight drizzle has begun to fall and it looks as if the Selangor-Penang InterState fixture is likely to be interferred with by rain. The wicket should be in excellent188 words
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Article518 1934-05-19 16 TO-DAY’S PRICES KENNEDY COMPANY The following are the latest quotations, ta MESSRS. KENNEDY GO’S share IM tX>-<}ay. Yesterday To-day j Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers RUBBER Allenby 1.75 1.90 c 1.70 1.85 c Balau 1.20 1.30 1.70 1.90 Bassett 85 90 80 90 Benta 67 72 70518 words
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223 1934-05-19 16 A.A. ANTHONY CO.'S NOON QUOTATIONS Yesterday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 2.05 2.10 2.00 2.10 Hitam 55 57 55 57 Kinta 2.75 2.80 2.75 2.80 'K. River 2.22% 2.27 2.17% 2.22% Kuchai 1.08 1.10 1.08 1.10 Nawng Pet J. 05 1.07% 1.05 1.07% N. Taiping 64 66223 words
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Article207 1934-05-19 16 The following are the latest quotation» I for to-day Buyers Seßera I tins j Ampat Tin 67% 6 10% Ayer Hitams 15 9 16 3 Chenderiangs 9 3 9 9 Hitams 55 57% Hong Fatts 56 58 Hongkong Tins 14 3 15 0 Idris 7 0 7207 words
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Article388 1934-05-19 16 SOON THEAM CO. Tiu foltowtog arc j quotations up to n.oa ll Yesterday A Buyers r>. RUBBERS AHenbys i. 65 18Q A. Panas 1.45 j 55 11 I Bassetts R Ljj •B. Lintang 1-02% 1.07% Brogas 85 90 j Glenealys 2.00 2.20 J 2 Ijerams 1.05 U 5 1Q iK.388 words
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Article40 1934-05-19 16 PENANG, MAY 19 (By Courtesy of the Chartarad 214 U London Bank Demand 4 m|U Private 3 m'ts credit 2 4 Wj 3 Documentary On New New York Demand France T.T. 8M Hongkong T.T. Shanghai T.T. India T.T Silver40 words
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Advertisement132 1934-05-19 16 Eastern Oriental Hotel PENANG. The Incomparable Entertainer HENRY Artist-Magician, and His Around the World Touring Company (After a 3 Weeks Successful Season at Raffles Hotel Singapore) WILL APPEAR AT THE AFTER DINNER DANCES TO BE HELD ON WHIT-MONDAY 21st MAY 9.30 p.m. TUESDAY 22nd MAY 9.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY 23rd MAY132 words
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Advertisement19 1934-05-19 16 HUMAN EVOLUTION The second of MR. H. G. SARWAR'S articles on this subject will appear in TO-MORROW’S SUNDAY GAZETTE.19 words
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Advertisement24 1934-05-19 16 TO LET Godown at Weld Quay, ex lf t' n t about 3,000 square ipet r o ‘’pin« moderate. Apply Box No. 13o Gazette.24 words
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