Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 December 1934

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    19 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. 294. Vol. XCII. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    Nishimura Inquest: Coroner’s Verdict On Saturday
    955 1 ■IO LIGHT ON HOW POISON I WAS ADMINISTERED I INTERPRETER NOTICED TWITCHING I OF FACE I NO TRACE OF PURCHASE I OF STRYCHNINE (From Our Own Correspondent) I Singapore, December 13. I The evidence of young and pretty Mrs. Nishimura, other ■Japanese and police
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    BRIGHTON TRUNK CRIME NO 2
    202 1 .—Reuter. Trial Of Notyre FOUND KAYE DEAD IN BED London, December 13. The trial of Jack Notyre, alias Mancini, who is charged with the wilful murder of Violet Saunders, known as Violette Kaye has been proceeding at Lewes Assizes since the beginning of the week
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    NEW LAWS IN GERMANY
    172 1 —Reuter. Penalties For Attacks On State NO PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION Berlin, December 13. The German Cabinet at its last session of the year passed over ten laws including one dealing with malicious attacks on the state and protection of uniforms and another providing compensation for persons who
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    IMPERIAL AIR SERVICES
    80 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Across French Territory London, December 13. The Under Secretary for Air, Sir Philip Sassoon, referring in the House of Commons to the Anglo-French negotiations regarding the operation of Imperial Air Services across French territory said a formal agreement had not yet been concluded but
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    ANGLO-INDIAN TRADE
    128 1 tain assurances in return.—Rugby Radio Service. Main Difficulties I Surmounted I London, December 13. Answering a House of Commons ques- tion regarding negotiations for an Anglo- Indian trade agreement, the President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Walter Runciman, I said the main difficulties had been surmounted and
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    U.S. TREASURY ALLOTMENT
    45 1 —Reuter. New York, December 13. The treasury has announced the allotment of $968,000,000 cash subscriptions for the recent offering of the 18-year and 18-month bonds while of maturing certificates totalling $992,000,000, $976,000,000 will be converted into new notes leaving $16,000,000 redeemable cash.
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    TRADE BY BARTER
    112 1 Australia And Germany Negotiating London, December 9. Negotiations are proceeding between German and Australian interests which have for their object the conclusion of a barter agreement for wool, after the 1 fashion of the recently concluded agreement between Germany and South Africa, according to a “Daily Mail”
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    London, December 13.
    40 1 —Rugby Radio Service. The King has been pleased to approve the appointment of Major Fraser Tytler, to be British Minister at Kabul in succession to Sir Richard Maconachie, who will be relinquishing his appointment in next spring.-
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    SUPREME COURT BILL
    279 1 CONCESSIONS TO LORD HEWART? TO AVOID FIERCE CONTROVERSY London, December 14. It is expected that the government J will make concessions to Lord Hewart in the Supreme Court Bill as ministers are appalled at the idea of the fierce I public controversy threatened by Lord I Hewart.
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    MOSCOW'S POPULATION
    72 1 Now Over Three And-A-Half Million Moscow. On Jan. 1, 1934, the population of Moscow numbered 3,613,600, more than twice the number given by the 1913 census. The social composition of the population has greatly changed in recent years. In 1926 the population included 293,200 workers, 263,300 office employees
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    TWO NEW MINERALS
    54 1 Rostov. While surveying the gold ores in the valley of the river Bolshaya Laba and the iron ores along the river Malka (Northern Caucasus), Mr. Serdiuchenko, Professor of Mineralogy of the Rostov University, discovered two new minerals combining iron, aluminium, and chrome. These minerals had been unknown
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    TSINGTEH KIDNAPPING
    61 1 —Reuter. Bodies Of John Stain And Wife Found Shanghai, December 14. The bodies of the American missionaries, jota Stam and his wife, Betty, who were snapped with their three-month-oM daughter by Communists on Decembe at Tsingteh, have been found, says a te e;ram rfceived from the China fniand
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    Stage And Screen
    2459 3 WELL-ACTED DRAMA OF PARIS ARNUM MELODRAMA AS A JOKE "MONTE CRISTO" ON THE SCREEN PILM OF "GREAT EXPECTATIONS" rom Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 1. |di jaurier memorial matinee h” jokes of the ‘eighties came to 11" His Majesty’s Theatre this week. |T iux vivants of du
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      40 3 All itt a IV ot k —i'y R-cz jalmcs WHAT A LIFE/ 7TTY don't be'cw\ I'?- spendstme 0E,251 On IT, MISS SUMMER IN I Cb, TILLY— A 1 A FUR COAT/ I' MOTH'AS A AN'THE /400 ROTTEN <-IFE WINTER Wmi
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    HANDICAPS FOR TAIPING AMATEUR RACES
    367 4 And Select»©»* SMALL FIELDS BUT OPEN RACING The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Taiping Turf Club Decern-1 ber Amateur meeting to be run a. Taiping today, together wi*h selections by TicTac RACE 1 I Ponies 2—Div. 2 —about 5 Furs.
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    LEN HARVEY’S PLANS
    268 4 BOXING. Matches Wanted With Olin And Petersen Len Harvey showed no trace of his gruelling fight with Walter Neusel when interviewed. “Look at him,” said his wife, “not a mark and that after twelve rounds with a man over two stones heavier. I think he is phenomenal.”
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    McCLEAVE'S VICTORY
    217 4 Outpoints Roderick At Crystal Palace Dave McCleave, of Smithfield, this year’s A.B.A. welter-weight champion, fought his seventh fight as a professional at the Crystal Palace on Dec. 3 and gained his seventh victory, beating one of the leading welter-weights in England, Ernie Roderick (Liver pool) on points over
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
    272 4 Tomorrow's League Fixtures SUNDERLAND TO VISIT PORTSMOUTH The following are the matches to b? played tomorrow in the English and Scottish Leagues: DIVISION I Arsenal v Leicester City Birmingham v Huddersf’ld T. Blackburn R. v Derby C. Leeds U. v Preston N.E. Liverpool v Tottenham H.
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    ENGLISH RUGGER
    81 4 Matches For Saturday The following are the principal Rugby Union matches to be played tomorrow Probables v Possibles Aidershot S. v The Rest Birkenhead Park v London Scottish Gloucester v Devonport S. Guy’s Hospital v Coventry Harlequins v Cardiff Headingley v Halifax Leicester v Bristol Liverpool v Moseley
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    VICTORIA GREEN HOCKEY
    348 4 Recreation Club Beat Trade School i ODD GOAL IN THREE On their own ground the Chinese Recreation Club scored a creditable hockey victory over the Government Trade School yesterday evening by the odd goal in ree. Play was exciting both teams giving of their best. The School
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    F.A. CUP REPLAYS
    36 4 —Reuter. Walsall Defeats Watford London, December 13. The following are the results of replays in the second round of the F.A. Cup:— Workington 0, Northampton 1. Walsall 1, Watford 0. (after extra time)
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    RUGGER
    32 4 —Reuter. Cambridge University Defeats Edinburgh The rugger match between the Edinburgh University and the Cambridge University was played today and resulted in a win for Cambridge by 23 points to 11.—Reuter.
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    CUTHBERT TO CONTINUE
    172 4 "I Can Beat Most Englishmen At My Weight" Despite his terrific hammering at the hands of the world’s feather-weight champion, Freddie Miller, et the Liverpool Stadium, on Nov. 22, Johnny Cuthbert intends to continue wnth his “come-back” attempt. The Sheffielder, who has held the British feather and
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    Famous Cricketers On The New M.C.C. Rulings
    1096 5 Bowler And Batsman Take Contrary Views Arbitrary And Not Fair To Umpires —KENNETH FARNESh M.C.C. Have Taken Strong Line Necessary —H. J. ENTHOVEN SUTCLIFFE DISLIKES LBW LAW rhe new rulings of the M.C.C. on “body- and l.b.w. have met with a mixed region
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    TILDEN BEATEN BY VINES
    610 5 Great Struggle At Wembley YOUNG AMERICAN WINS TOURNAMENT The big match on the final day of the Professional Tournament at Wembley was that in which Vines defeated Tilden by 9 7, 5, 6—2. Vines, undefeated, won the trophy presented by Lord Desborough. There was always the
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    PONSFORD SAYS "GOOD-BYE"
    331 5 Australia Lose A Great Opening Batsman •’BILL’S" GREAT CAREER William Harold Ponsford, known to his friends as "Bill,” retired from first-class cricket when he was caught by Hill off McCormick arfter scoring 48 runs for W. M. Woodfull's XL and helping them to beat V. Y. Richardson’s
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    COTTON TO PLAY IN RYDER CUP?
    312 5 Sporting Gesture By America RESIDENTIAL RULE MAY BE CHANGED I I In consequence of a fine sporting gesture on the part of America, there is every likelihood of Henry Cotton, the British Open Golf champion, appearing in next year’s Ryder Cup match, to be
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    A GREAT NEW YEAR OF SPORT
    928 5  -  (By J. H. Freeman) Daily MaiL The end of the flat race season is an appropriate time to look ahead in the world of sport. The road in front is lighted, in many places vividly, by the events of the past few months; there
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    WATSON WINS ON POINTS
    320 5 Hard Fight With Norman Snow BOUT WITH KID BERG Ex-seaman Watson, of Newcastle, the former British feather-weight champion» established himself as a light-weight of the highest class at the Stadium Club, London, on Nov. 27, when he beat Norman Snow, of Northampton, on points over 12
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    Death Sentence On Mother
    1161 6 Took Life For Love IMBECILE SON OF 30 "PUT TO SLEEP" K.C.'S PLEA Asked Jury To Do "A Little Wrong" No such story in its sadness and poignancy has probably ever come before a court. In these words Mr. Norman Birkett. K.C., described the trial of
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    BIG JOB
    22 6 BIG JOB for the manicurist at a San Francisco Zoo. where the elephants receive annual toot treatment from an expert.
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    PLANES DROP FOOD IN AUSTRALIA FLOOD AREA
    211 6 Epidemics Beaun Already REFUGEES FIGHT SERPENTS Melbourne (Australia). December 3. With 40 known dead, many missing, and ?,000 homeless, the State of Victoria has experienced the worst flood in Australian history. The Victorian Premier has asked for a £250,(300 Federal grant for reconstruction.
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    THE EMDEN'S EXPLOITS RECALLED
    307 6 Death Of Man Who Brought About Raider's Destruction COCOS ISLAND DRAMA The dea'h cf the man who caused the German raider Emden to be destroyed, was announced on November 28. He was Mr. Dover Augustus George de Horsey Farrant, the second sen of the late Captain
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    ROYAL MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES
    336 6 Nearly Fifty Signatures Added I I NOTABLE NAMES The Royal marriage certificates-—two being provided in the event of one being destroyed or lest—were signed by the I bride s and bridegroom’s parents at Westminster Abbey, and were afterwards taken to Buckingham Palace, where the names of nearly
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    MARRIAGE EXPERTS TO WED.-
    38 6 MARRIAGE EXPERTS TO WED.— Miss Dorothy Watts and Mr. Charles F. Brown, both court missionaries at Acton, who are to be married. For 25 years they have worked together settling other people’s matrimonial disputes.
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    SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HOPES
    148 6 Anxious To See Duke and Princess Marina Hopes that the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina will visit Adelaide for the centenary of Sou’h Australia in 1936 are being expressed in Adelaide. Mr. Butler, the Premier has announced that among the celebrations he has in mind are:
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    CIVIL AIR PILOTS
    193 6 Totals Of Britain, France, And Germany Compared Discussing in his weekly article in Flight the number of civil air pilots registered in various coun’ries Lord Sempill discloses that on September 30 last the number of pilots’ "A” licences issued in Great Britian was 2,920, and "B” licences
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    AUSTRALIAN GOVERNORGENERAL
    67 6 Canberra, December 1. The question of appointing o, successor to Sir Isaac Isaacs as Governor-General of Australia will, it is learned, be discussed by Mr. Lyons, the Commonwealth Prime Minister, on his visi’ to England for the King’s Jubilee next year. Sir Isaac Isaacs, who became GovernorGeneral in
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    Astronomer Vicar Who Found 2,000 Stars
    220 6 An X-f ay 1 Pione r I TAUGHT CATS TO PERFORM I IN SPARE TIME CONSTANT VIGIL I Private Observatory At Vicaraqe Bishop Aucki Dec. 3 A clergyman who had fixate servatory at his vicarag discovered nearly 2.000 <1 le stars, the Rev. T.
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    UNKNOWN AUSTRALIA
    105 6 Long Flight Opens Up New Routes Brisbane, Queer ana A 14,000 mile survey flight, claii: the longest ever made, has now b- completed by the Southern Cross. th< aeroplane in which Sir Charles K Smith flew the Pacific in 1928. T flight was organised by the Federal Gox
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    AUSTRALIAN GOLD
    112 6 Advisory Committee C Mining Canberra, November Believing that there is still at i £600,000,000 worth of gold to be xa Australia, the Commonwealth Gove: have appointed a committee of ,exp< advise on the best mining metho,l committee comprises Mr. Wainw general manager of Broken Hill SMr. H. St.
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    "People Like This Are A Menace To The Public"
    3466 7 < MARGES AGAINST MUTUAL TRUST AND BENEFIT ASSOCIATION PREVIOUS CONVICTION RECAI IFn IN KUALA LUMPUR CASE yesterday’s. “Pinang Gazette” the case was k A Ir F K J'? ls n at the Kuala Lumpur Police t. on W ednesday, in which
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    A FOURTH MUSKETEER
    164 8 "In the Trail of the ThreeMusketeers.' By Bernard Newman, (Herbert Jenkins, 10l 6d.). Mounted on a bicycle, and full of enthusiasm. Mr. Newman decided to go pedalling lin the wake of the Three Musketeers, ii I and out- of towns and houses, from one historical scene to
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    A DARK BACKGROUND
    146 8 Mr. Rupert Croft-Cooke’s 1 noveL "Picaro,” received bountiful pni K** pretty safe to say that his lat effort Shoulder the Sky (Jarrolds, 7s. 6 w* ll N equally successful. This time th scene is a small dockyard town in Ker and the period not long ago—the very
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      831 8 Q| 1 9 STARTING TONIGHT 6-15 9-30 I |JL MATINEES TOMORROW AND SUNDAY AT 2-4: p. M j M.-G.-M. AGAIN DELIVERS THE GOODS! ANOTHER SMASHING WEEK-END ATTRACTION! I ■W M-G-M's a iSSI) Q lO|| k STAR-SPANGLED, J t I ijuw YiQtAx£F-j MUSIC-SPLASHED, p W < U».-| r I i laugh-jammed,
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    ANGLO-FRENCH COLLABORATION
    88 9 Rugby Radio Service. London, December 13. The French Foreign Minister, M. Laval has sent a telegram to Sir John Simon expressing his gratification e,t the close collaboration between the British and the French Governments, which during recent session of the League Council had so effectively served the inseparable
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS HOLIDAY
    33 9 will reassemble on January 28.—Rugby Radio Service. London, December 13. The House of Commons will adjourn for the Christmas recess on December 21 and will reassemble on January 28.—Rugby
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    U.S. RECOVERY PROGRAMME
    86 9 —Reuter. "Leading To Inevitable Currency Collapse" New York, December 14. That the Administration’s recovery pro- i gramme was leading to inevitable currency collapse which would be a ghastly social and economic calamity was prophesied by Mr. Lewis Douglas, formerly President Roosevelt’s budget director in an address here.
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    London, December 13.
    36 9 —Reuter. Two critical cases and 31 others were serious enough to warrant detention at the hospital as the result of yesterday evening’s school hall collapse. Ninety were able to go home after treatment.-
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    NAVAL TALKS
    47 9 —Reuter. May Never Be Resumed London, December 13. No date has been fixed for the resumption of the naval talks and it is probable that they will never resume and the necessary preparation for the naval conference in 1935 will be left to diplomatic channels.-
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    U.S. LINER ON FIRE
    48 9 —Reuter. Off The Coast Of Florida Washington, December 13. One of the holds of the American steamer “Pan-Atlantic” has caught fire off the Florida coast. She has asked the coast guards to stand by. A later message adds that the fire is under control.-
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    SALE OF MOTORSHIPS
    72 9 Reason For German Decision Berlin, December 8. Surprise has been occasioned here by the official announcement that the N.D.L. has sold the two motorships “Neptune” and “Merkur” totthe well known firm of Australian shipowners, Burns Philp. The two vessels had just been re-equipped for the German company’s
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    NEW ZEALAND MEAT EXPORTS
    81 9 ponding period last year.—Rugby Radio Service. London, December 13. The Dominions Secretary, Mr. J. H. Thomas said he had been in correspondence with the government of New Zealand regarding the limitation of meat exports from New Zealand arriving between Ist January and 31st March, 1935. A
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    DUTCH-AMERICAN RECIPROCAL TRADE PACT?
    91 9 ■—Reuter. New York, December 13. The State Department announcement that Holland has been added to the list of countries with which the United States wishes to negotiate for a reciprocal trade pact has aroused interest in wheat circles which are alive to the fact that Holland
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    INDIA DEBATE
    296 9 ber of votes they received.—Rugby Radio Service. Extremely High Level MR. CHURCHILL'S ATTACK v I i London, December 13. For over three days the India Debate in I the House of Commons was maintained throughout on an extremely high level, I during which every school of thought re-
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    HALF A MILLION STRICKEN
    96 9 —Reuter. Epidemic Of Malaria In Ceylon i Colombo, December 13. Half a million are stricken down with malaria in Ceylon. This is the worst epi- demic for twenty years and is attributed jto the great drought. About 70,000 are i being treated in hospital and dispensaries
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      190 9 TONIGHT r- 7 P.M. AND 9.30 P.M. r "‘•’"’""■"-"-"•'■a -1 w.---.w.w. /.v/.*. .v/.vaw» WMhm a Ĕ THE most outstanding ,/i X K CANTONESE TALKIE X jW a 4 FULL OF SWEET SONGS'- H ■'■MB. D CHARMING DANCES!! f ’-H ft BEAUTIFUL SCENERIES!- X j EXCELLENT SETTINGS H©ifi\©w IR(ĕ(tegiiß(gdr THE PICTURE
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      98 9 WINDSOR TOMORROW NIGHT A NEW HINDUSTANI ALL-TALKING SINGING THRILL PICTURE "ARABIAN NIGHT" A Story of a Hideous Magician who desires a Princess Terrifying Scenes, Horrifying Transformations Lilting Melodies Delicious Dancers Ravishing Beauties Mystery Romance. LI B E R T Y DRURY LANE THEATRE 'PHONE 1492. 7-00 TONIGHT 9-30 Brought Back
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    CENTRAL AID FUND
    963 10 Readers of newspapers must have had some cause for wondering recently as to what exactly is the Central Aid I'und for which one or two events are being organised in the near future. A dance in aid of this Fund is to be given at the Wembley
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    THE PARAGON
    1063 10  -  Thomas Kelly in the Manetif r G Uncle Joe’s coming to tea was always an event. It happened only a couple of times each year, for he did not often visit his poorer relations in Drumnasool now. Getting a bit big for his boots, Dad said. Uncle Joe
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    BRITISH AVIATION
    197 10 —Reuter. Vivid Impressions Of Perfection London, December 13. General Mao Teng-chu r head of the Chinese Aviation Mission, interviewed by Reuter expressed the warmest appreciation of the kindness and assistance he had received everywhere. Under the guidance of the officers specially assigned by the Air Ministry, he had
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    ELY CULBERTSON
    60 10 .—Reuter. Next Bridge Battle In Court Cleveland, Ohio. Ely Culbertson will have his next bridge battle in court. Vincent Boland, author of i a bridge bidding system will file a suit for G 5200,000 damages against Culbertson .Hal Sims and the American Bridge League on the grounds that
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    WAR PROFITS
    77 10 —Reuter. From 20 To 362 Per Cenf Washington, Decembi r 14 Figures showing war time profits trom 20 to 362 per cent on invested capit. scores of companies manufacturing var material were submitted to the Ser. Enquiry Committee. There were nu" rous cases of large companies which profits
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    FURTHER AUDIENCE
    53 10 —Reuter. With King Of Siam London, December The Siamese delegation is awa date for a further audience to be the King, which may be within the couple of days. Meanwhile no d< ments are likely. Yesterday’s talk was described by Phya Sridharmadmibes, President <* National New Assembly, as
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    GERMAN PROFITEERS
    81 10 Shops Closed By The Authorities Berlin, December Twenty-one provision shops were ck on Friday in one part of Berlin alone v: representatives of the Price Control! J G|?rdeler, discovered that they h been charging prices exceeding those in tt fixed schedules, especially for potatoes, disregarding frequent reminders by
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    THE HOTEL BUSINESS IN PENANG
    1522 11 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RUNNYMEDE RUNNYMEDE MAKES A PROFIT BUT SMALL LOSS AT CRAG LAND VALUED AT CONSERVATIVE FIGURE I'he annual meeting of the unnymede Hotel, Limited, was eld at 11 a.m. today at the regisred office of the Company, No. >, Beach Street, Penang,
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    ALLEGED FALSE FIRE ALARM
    247 11 Chinese Charged TWO ENGINES DASH DOWN TO SCENE The adjourned hearing into the case in which a Chinese named Loh Cheok Wah, was summoned at the instance of Mr. A. J. Brown, Acting Superintendent of the Penang Fire Brigade, charged with having given a false fire
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    A NAVAL SPECTACLE
    156 11 Unparralleled In Local Annals AT SINGAPORE ON SUNDAY (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, December 14. Singapore will have a wonderful view of a Navy on parade on Sunday morning when the powerful cruiser, H.M.S. Cumberland followed by some of the fastest and largest destroyers in the world
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    FISHERMEN RESCUED
    111 11 Timely Arrival Of European Officers The captain of the s.s. Vyner Brooke, and the Chief officer. Mr. Matheson, figured in the rescue of two shipwrecked Chinese fishermen outside the Singapore harbour early on Tuesday. It is reported that a fishing boat containing two men. Ho Kian Choon and
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    CHINESE FAIR AND BAZAAR
    73 11 The Chinese Committee, Poppy Day Fund, 1934, acknowledge with thanks receipt oT Various goods for their Stall at J the Chinese Fair and Bazaar from the following firms:— Messrs. Ee and Co., Messrs. Chong Kee and Co., Messrs. Fraser and Neave, Ltd., Chop Leong Chuan, Chop
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      89 11 Eastern Oriental Hotel PENANG. We have pleasure in announcing the engagement of MR. MARRY LAMMERTS and his All European DANCE, CONCERT RADIO ORCHESTRA AS FROM SATURDAY. 22nd DECEMBER who will render the Dance Music during the DINNER DANCES CABARETS to be held on Saturday, 22nd December Ist. Race Day Monday,
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      206 11 GOING BALD? VAN ESS THE WORLD'S BEST HAIR TONIC. Sweeping Reduction in Price at THE GEORGETOWN $2.95 red to ed $1.50 B f M Oil Hi j 11 Hwß: lit rOri lIP li your hair is getting a bit thin on the top try VAN ESS Hair Tonic. There is
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    ALLLEGED THEFT OF ELECTRIC CURRENT
    978 12 EXTREMELY CLEVER DEVICE CHINESE LODGING HOUSE KEEPER ON TRIAL The device used to prevent the correct registering of the consumption of electricity, at a house in Penang Road, was described by Mr. J. H. Dodd, Assistant Distribution Engineer of the Electric Supply Department of the
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    MOONLIGHT BAND PERFORMANCES
    27 12 There will be Moonlight Band Performances at the Esplanade on 20th, 21st and 22nd December, 1934 from 8.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. weather permitting.
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    INLAND GREETINGS TELEGRAMS
    747 12 details of new SERVICE The following are details pf a now ser vice of Inland Greetings Telegrams that is being introduced in the Malayan Telegraph System (i.e., Strait Settlements, Federated Malay States, Unfederated Malay States) on and from the 17 f h instant. The new service provides
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      42 12 W. O. Francesco Agello has created a new World Air Speed Record of 440.67 m. p. h. on "'X, WAKEFIELD CASTROL. X\ All three records of the Air Height, Speed, Distance have been a 1 >TKOI M 1 II afl 1J HIM
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      631 12 J YOU ARE INVITED I TO THE 1 I I RACE DINNER CABA ET <,♦ the E. O. Hotel ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22 I (Extension to 1.00 a.m.) 1 Costumes for the occasion]— Charming Gowns I of detailed correctness and individuality from 1 TOE FASHION SHOP. At the leading functions
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    STATE CONSTITUTION OF SIAM
    355 13 Second Anniversary Celebrated GRAND FIVE-DAY PROGRAMME Bangkok, Decemberl2. December 10 marked the second anniversary of the formal promulgation of the State Constitution of Siam and the historic occasion was celebrated throughout the Kingdom in a grand five-day programme of official functions and public festivities. Two elaborate
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    MR. V. NADASAM PILLAY
    165 13 Letter Of Appreciation For His Services On his completion of three years’ service on *he Indian Immigration Committee. Mr. V. Nadasam Pillay has received a letter of appreciation from the Controller of Labour. Mr. Nadasam Pillay, who was the first Penang Hindu to be created a
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    VOLUNTEER OFFICER
    157 13 Death Of Lieut. Chan Soo Wan Malacca, Tuesday. The death of Lieutenant Chan Sco Wan occurred at his residence. No. 29. Jonker Street, Malacca, on Monday afternoon. Deceased, who died at the age of 39. leaves behind a widow, a daughter and a son. The deceased was a
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    687 13 SOCIAL PERSONAL The engagement is announced of Irene Anne (Bunty) the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wilmot Adams of Penang and Hugh Shackleton son of Mr. and Mrs. Shackleton of Sittingbourne, Kent. Invitations have been issued by Mr. Yeoh Cheng Kung for the marriage of his sister, Miss Yeoh Cheng
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    DISTRESSED EUROPEANS CHRISTMAS FUND
    15 13 Rev. Keppel Garnier $lO.OO Anonymous 6.00 $16.00 Previously acknowledged 25.00 $41.00
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      155 13 Turkeys Turkeys Turkeys 0 We are now booking Orders for Turkeys. These birds are from the same farm as previous years and are in splendid conditions. I j P er 65 cts. lb. j Order Early I Pritchard’s j Food Department i, < ITHE SMARTEST WOMEN USE OUTDOOR GIRL BEAUTY
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      343 13 I 1) Volcanic f CB 787 Autocrat Before Breakfast REGINALD FORESYTHE HIS ORCHESTRA ARE THE SENSATION OF LONDON THE LEADING EXPONENTS 1 OF HOT MUSIC. A REAL NOVELTY. L 1 /»n 702 < Rolli" 8 Home Slow Fox Trot CB 7 Shadows On The Pavement HERE’S VALUE GERALDO’S THE MASQUERADERS
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    GOLF TOURNAMENT
    103 14 Reuter. Dramatic Incident Before Finish Miami, December 14. A dramatic incident occurred just before the finish of the $12,500 Miami-Biltmore Coif Tournament, which Olin Dutra won with an aggregate of 292 over 72 holes, when the bridge on which Dutra and spectators were walking crashed into the canal.
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    P.R.C. JANUARY TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    44 14 Entries for the January Tennis Tournament for the Penang Recreation Club are now being received and will close on Friday. January’ 4, 1935. Members are informed that in view of the above, Court No. 1 is closed for a fortnight.
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    HOCKEY
    70 14 P.C.C. V. C.R.C. The following will represent the P.C.C. in a hockey match against the C.R.C. on the Victoria Green today at 5.10 p.m. J. A. E. Maclean; C. E. Brooke, E. M i Pennefather; D. D. B. Cook, A. W. Foster, S. V. Adams; G. R. Evans. C.
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    PENANG ENGLISH SCHOOL
    126 14 The boys of the Penang English School are giving a vaiety entertainment in the school hall today a* 6.30 p. m. before closing school for the Christmas Holidays. The following will be the programme:—‘Welcome’ Speech M. J. Amaladoss. Song, Primary Class. Recitation, Eight Boys. Song, W. M.
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    89 14 During the week ending Bth December. 1934, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 41,024 coses, of which 31,864 (78%) cases were to the United Kingdom, 340 (1 cases to the Continent of Europe, -5,950 (14%) cases 4 o Canada, and 2,870 (7%) cases Elsewhere. Total exports
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    93 14 Latest Quotations Thursday Wednesday Paris 75 g j 75 New York 4.94% 4.94 H Montreal 4.90 4.88 Brussels 21.15 21.20 Geneva 15.27 15.29% Amsterdam 7.30% 7.31% Milan 57% 58 Berlin 12.31 12.32 S‘ockholm 26% 26% Copenhagen Oslo Vienna Prague 118% 118% Helsingfors 226% 226% Madrid 36
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    NEW MOVE BY DUTCH
    70 14 —Reuter. Export Duty To Be Reduced NATIVE RUBBER Batavia, December 13. The basic export duty on native rubber from December 16 will be decreased from 20 to 16 cents per kilogram dry weight. The object is to stimulate native production which last month has been below
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    BOUSTEAD & CO.. LTD.
    172 14 BOUSTEAD CO.. LTD. Rubber Sales Department Penang, December 12. The local market during past week has continued dull and featureless and there has been little or no interest shewn by American Manufacturers. Values have remained practically unchanged, the local market being cent lower on balance at 20% cents and New
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    SOON THEAM & CO.
    247 14 SOON THEAM CO. The following ar© the changes in out quotations up to noon today Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller» TIN Hong Fatts 46 48 45 47 Jelebus 94 97 93 96 Johans 29 31 29 31 K. Lanju‘s 16 9 17 3 16 9 17 3 K. Kampars
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    EXCHANGE
    45 14 PENANG, DECEMBER 14 London Bank Demand 2'4 3j32 4 mjts 2'4 3j16 Private 3 mtts credit 2|4% 3 Documentary 2'4 7116 On New York Demand 57 I|2 France T.Ti 863 Shanghai T.T. 38%% dis. Hongkong T.T. 25%% dis. India T.T. 155 Silver 24 ft
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    GENERAL PRODUCE AGENCY LTD.
    30 14 Cents per lb. The Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for today are as follows Spot 20% Jan./March 21 April/June 22% July/Sept. 23% Market easier.
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    300 14 KENNEDY COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The hollowing are the latest quotations In MESSRS. KENNEDY 4 CO.'» «hare List today.— Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 2.15 2.20 2.17% 2.22% Chenderiang 11 3 12 0c 116 12 6c Johan 28 30 30 32 K. Kamunting
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    UNITED TRADERS, LIMITED
    104 14 The following are the latest quotation/ for today Buyers Sellers TIN Ampat Tins 4 3 4 9 Ayer Wengs 2.15 2.20 Hitams 47% 50 Hong Fatts 45 47% Jelebus .’u> 95 97% Johans 30 32 K. Lanju’s 16 9 17 3 K. Kampars v ..110 116 Kuchais
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    A.A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    499 14 A.A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS The following are the changes in our quotations up to noon today Y esterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 2.15 2.20 2.17% 2.22% Hitam 48 50 48 50 Heng Fatt 45 47 44 46 J-elebu 90 95 87% 92% Johan 29 31 30
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    117 14 YESTERDAY TODAY Londo:i £228.10.0 £***** 0 TIN.—(3 Months) tzzs.iv.u rooo -i rx rx £228.10.0 £228.10.0 Singapore $114.25 £ll4 25 Business Done 5114 25 5114.12% $114.12% 72 Buyers no sellers Buyers np sellers COPBA— (Sundried) $3 BLACK PEPPEB A lO RUBBER.- 522 5 $22 5 London a 6ftd. fiiZd
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    428 14 Sunday, December 2. Lord and Lady Baden-Powell and the Misses Baden-Powell left Government House. Monday, December 3. In the morning Captain L. V. Wells, R.N. called on His Excellency at Government House. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber, Government
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      445 14 Runnymede Hotel PENANG ’Phon- 543. SATURDAY DIN NE R DA NC E CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PROGRAMME Saturday. 22nd December Wednesday. 26U1Deeemb Ist DAY OF RACES Boxing Da. Tiffin from 12 Noon Tiffin from 1. x>n Race Dinner, Dance Race Dinner, and Cabaret and Cabaret Extension to 1 a m.
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      45 14 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ■—i» DEATH Kee At Sungei Bakap early this morning of Mr. Kee Tek Thye, J.P., at the age of 77, after a short illness. Deceased leaves behind him four sons and four daughters to mourn their loss. (S.S. and F.M.S. papers pdease copy.)
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      33 14 WEATHER REPORT luu rtai 6 a.m. 74 N Noon 83 NW ’ABLE TODAY HIGH WATER LOW WATER 5.33 7.43 p.m 12.33 p.m TOMORROW 7.25 a m 1-42 e.m8.52 p.m 1 45 p m-
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    RUBBER CONTROL TIGHTENED IN DUTCH INDIES
    970 15 W EXPORT REGULATIONS AND LIMIT I ON HOLDINGS OF STOCK I ATEST SHIPMENT FIGURES SHOW FALL OF 42 PER CENT. regulations designed mainly to conl >cks in hand are announced by the p 1 inent of the Dutch East Indies. -I'gards estate rubber, owners
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION PROSECUTION
    307 15 Three Charges Against Owner Of Changi Estate Charges of fraud and cheating under the Rubber Regulation Ordinance were preferred against Kwek Luan, the owner of an estate in Sembawang (Changi), in the Singapore police court before Mr. J. M. Brand er. Kwek Luan was accused of (1)
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    RUBBER SHARE VALUATIONS
    244 15 With the announcement of a good many of the individual production quotas, it is now possible to give a lough indication of the intrinsic basis of current share values. The position of Malakoff Rubber, the shares which I have recommended on more than one occasion, may be
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    CENTRAL PERAK RUBBER
    189 15 The report spasm of weakness in the rubber market naturally affected some shares more than others. Central Perak is one of the floriners which dropped back rather more steeply than the average share. Therefore, it is suggested to me, the price ought to recover sharply in the
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      18 15 EASTERN MANUFACTURING CO. SHEET STEEL SPECIALISTS. "t MCO” Ste.l Cort. »1« <***• .Telegrams EMCO. RIVER ROAD, 1484 Telephone PENANG.
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      216 15 PROPERTY paints is wealth Il The greatest enemy of property Is deterioration. Tf the exterior of your home is beginning to appear weather-beaten, or if the floors and interior woodwork are showing signs of wear —NOW is the time to save them. There is a Pabco Paint for every household
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      116 15 POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT THE MOST OUTSTANDING TAMIL TALKIE Full of classical Songs Beautiful Scenes Charming Dances Perfect Sound 36 SONG HITS Composed by Gayakasigamani L. MUTHIA Bagavathar. B SANGEETHA LAVA-KUSA STORY FROM YOUR FAVOURITE RAMAYANAM NIGHTLY —TWO SHOWS 6-15 9-30 P.M. B WINDSOR THEATRE ITC A D an d
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      662 16 ~j-i I"3^BLUB FUMNCL LIMB T LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. JJt R’dam H’burg, Glasgow Dec. 14 Jan. 9 DHUCAUON 4 HambUre Dec. 20 Jan. 17 c. RHESUS r S < TX' R’dam, Hamburg Glasgow Dec. 28 Jan. 23 X PATROCLUS and LIVERPOOL SERVICE. Uwrpool MEDHERRANIAN' AND Jan 26 B. DARDANUS Genoa.
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      1143 16 DteXAR STEAMSHIP UNE k MNE M. '.K 4 jUIML,. i I TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ W I Dec. 20 PRES. POLK 12 1 Jam 3 PRES. ADAMS 3 26 I Jan. 17 PRES. HARRISON |j) O (f 1] Feb to iX ©Amo en cX\-/and BRITISH INDIA I T> iq PRFS
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    541 17 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Sekedafe ©f Prlaelpal Ums TIM foDovtaff to a MM of vewils arriving d sailing toom Penant during the week m von to-day S. DUYMAER VAN TWIST from Be-ixwan-Deli, Asahan and Paneh (Labo-ean-Bilik). Sails tomorrow for the same porta. A ALFOER from Langsa, Idi, Simpangdim, Tandjong Poera, Pangkalan
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    MALAYAN DIARY
    127 17 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14 Taiping Turf Club Amateur Races, Ist day. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 Taiping Turf Club Amateur Races, 2nd SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22 Penang Turf Club Gold Cup Meeting, Ist day. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26 Penang rurf Club Gold Cup Meeting, 2nd day. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29 Penang Turf Club Gold
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    1039 17 AIB MAILS A mail for South America by steamer to Marseilles and thence by French Air Mail Service will be closed at 10.30 a.m. tomorrow. A mail flor Netherlands Indies by train to Singapore and thence by SingeporeAustralia Air Mail Service will be closed at 7 p.m.
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      36 17 PINANG GAZETTE PRESS LTD» MONTHLY CHECK ROLLS POCKET CHECK ROLLS NOTE BOOKS PENCILS ,MliS GUM s' x\ EDO EKS CASH BOOKS D AY- BOOKS LETTER HEADS memorandum forms ESTATE REPORT FORMS ACCOUNTS BALANCE SHEETS COMPETITIVE PRICES
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      1308 17 WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 8.8. C. Ballad, Lost in a Fog. (McHugh). PHOHI HOLLAND Tfce fbllawte* Descriptive Waltz, Church Fair in •U Of n w t* l6 T rol (Krome). Selection, TODAY wmcn vfl he need ataatatanesus» Twenty Million Sweethearts (War-1 OSD km ren arT stoddon) Menuett (Vio- Wavelength: 25.57 .metres I*BB
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    DWINDLING GOLD RESERVES
    268 18 Reuter Wireless. In Bank Of Italy GOVERNMENT'S FINANCIAL DECREES RESENTED Rome, December 8. Mobilisation of the country’s foreign security resources is necessary to enable the Government to maintain the lire at the present rate and avoid departure of the gold standard. The Press has started a propeganda
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    WOMAN'S ORDEAL
    182 18 Disguised Robbers Hack Off Her Hand Malacca, December 10. Presenting a pcthe’ic sight in the witness box, a Chinese woman, Tu Keow, related at the Malacca Assizes bow she was. awakened at night by armed intruders, end assaulted with such severity that the skull was fractured and her
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    GERMAN CHURCH
    93 18 —Reu‘er Wireless. Government Subsidies May Be Stopped Berlin, December 10. Opposition church circles express fears that Dr. Frick is considering for issue in January a decree stopping Sta*e subsidies to the Protestant and Catholic churches. The fears ore based on Dr. Frick’s recent speech in which he said
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    MONEY MARKET
    97 18 —Reuter Wireless. London, December 8. On the money market, arranging Icons into the New Year at three quarters to one and a quarter per ccn'. against eligible securities proved the main occupation of the week. Otherwise conditions ruled quiet. Although this week’s treasury Bills were allotted at a
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    GERMANY'S ECONOMIC EXPERIMENTS
    621 18 Three New Laws i radio explanation by HERR SCHACHT Berlin, December 8. Such far-reaching financial economic changes are foreshadowed by three laws, passed by the German Cabinet on Tuesday night that Herr Schacht, to whom as Reichsbank President and German Economic Ministers is due most of the
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    DEBTOR ALLEGED TO HAVE EATEN PROMISSORY NOTE
    407 18 HOSPITAL FAILED TO RECOVER ANYTHING An extraordinary allegation that the Chinese debtor of a Bengali money-lender has torn up a promissory-note and had swallowed the pieces in the presence of the complainant was made before Mr. Norman Grice, the second magistrate, Singapore. Leong
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    ORMSBY GORE AGAIN!
    268 18 To Second India Bill "BIG MISTAKE" Memories Of Visit To Malaya London, November 28. An episode in Malaya is being evoked by the “Die-Hards” in their attacks on the Government for arrangements made in connection with the monumental India Bill, a measure that is going to monopolise
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    73 18 .--Reuter Wireless. Parents' Christmas Gifts Despatched By Air Mail London. December 8. Christmas gifts from the King and Queen enclosed in a silken mail bag pf Royal blue to the Duke of Gloucester were despatched in the gigantic air liner “Hengist” which left Croydon with the first
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      11 18 WHAT LONDON IS DOING READ CHARLES ROBERTS in the SUNDAY GAZETTE.
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      215 18 a LET PHYLLOSAH REJUVENATE YOU! B “The Most Wonderful Subs;?nce i n I World,” is one of the attribu tes I I PHYLLOSAN by an eminent i,*’■ This scientific remedy, prepa qte* F 1 direction of Dr. E. Buergi, -ofe SR)r I I Medicine at Berne University, italizes I 1
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      42 18 BOBBY BEAR'S ADVENTURES: Joume/i End waste? tex I iSiSW gasps Bobby. Here's a fence. But as the rolling platform bumps, Right into his n-ahbour's garden For the shock he s waiting, tense. The small bear leaps-safely tumps Hello, Fredd.cl' Bey your pardon.
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    Oldest Legal Battle In Shanghai
    241 19 DISPUTE OVER ONE MOW OF LAND Shanghai, November 27. he oldest legal battle which has ever n fought in Shanghai has just ended. began in this way and lasted 30 years, ifty years ago in the latter days of the ng Dynasty, Tseng Hwa-hwa and
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    NOTORIOUS DRUG DEALER ARRESTED
    250 19 Hopei and Shansi.—Reuters Pecific Ser- Said To Have Amassed $1,000,000 Peiping, November 21. Hsueh Yi-tze. described by the local 'hincse police as a notorious dealer in 'he drug trade, has been arrested in Peiping and is now being held in the headqi/arters of the Peiping and
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    DEATH FOR OPIUM TRAFFICKER
    82 19 Second Since Order Mode Canton, Novehber 24. Tang, a commissioned officer on the i.onese gunboat Hai Sui, has been exe d at the orders of the local naval t quarters because he was found guilty c gaging in opium traffic, using the gunfor smuggling purposes. execution
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    WINTER IN MOSCOW
    53 19 Too Cold For Chinese Ambassador mique reason has been given by the se Ambassador at Moscow, Dr. W. •'en, for protracting his present fur in China. Yen returned here from Russia il months ago, but says he will not k to Moscow until Spring owing to gtremely
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    Dead in Daytime
    187 19 PEIPING MAN ALIVE AT SUNDOWN Peiping, Nov. 24. A man who dies every day and revives every night at sundown lives in Peiping. He is Mr. Yen Yu-ting, a 69-year-old janitor. When he was being placed in his coffin he suddenly opened his eyes, breathed deeply and
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    CANTONESE FORCES
    155 19 .—Reuters Pacific Service. Praised For Fight Against Reds Canton, November 23. A high tribute to the Cantonese forces who recently gained a great victory over the Reds along the Kwangtung border was paid today by General Chen Chi-tang, the Commander-in-Chief of the Kwangtung forces. He said that it
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    WIFE’S "CURE" FOR HUSBAND
    140 19 Mrs. Shinkoff nas now against him for cruelty.—Reuters Pacific Service. Kerosene Instead Of Vodka Harbin, November 19. A Russian named Shinkoff had a great weakness for vodka, which his wife regarded as an evil competitor. When repeated scoldings failed to effect a cure, his wife decided
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    HONGKONG AND CANTON AS “LIPS AND TEETH”
    81 19 1 Reuter. Canton, November 24. Sir Alexander Cadogan, British Minister to China, is making the acquaintance<of many parts of ths country of two and a half million square miles in which he rePre s r AlealX on a long tour of China coast
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    ASSISTING OVERSEAS CHINESE
    373 19 dIiCW 111 VUIdU A—.VF LOUII. 111 OU vx 200 persons will be sent.—Reuters Pacific Service. New Colony To Be Founded Nanking, Nov. 26. In view of the present world-wide economic depression, many overseas Chinese have returned to their home country, according to official estimates compiled by the
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    ECHO OF TIENTSIN SHOOTING
    163 19 Reute: s Pacific StVvice. Two Generals Executed At Peiping Peiping, November 25. According to reliable Chinese sources. Generals Chi Hung-chang and Jen Yingchi. who were brought here from Tientsin on Thursday afternoon under heavy escort, were executed here yesterday. The two generals were involved in a
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    OLD AGE HONOURED
    86 19 Still Regarded As Virtue In China Peiping, November 26. Old age is sftill regarded as a virtue in China and honoured accordingly. At a meeting just held here 107 old people over the age of 70 were guests of honour at a banquet. Seventy is a ripe
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    HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS ’PLANE IN CRASH
    65 19 Hongkong». The most serious accident since the establishment of the flying section of the Hongkong Volunteer Corps occurred when two Britons, Dr. J. C. Mac Gown and Mr. M Wright, crashed while conducting a practice flight here. Dr Mac Gown suffered from concussion and
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    Unique Strike
    144 19 SHANGHAI MAIDENS BOYCOTT MEN Shanghai, November 28. One of the most unique strikes in the world has just begun in Shanghai as a protest against the exemption of married men from punishment on adultery charges in the Chinese Criminal Code. Organised by a group of young eligible Chinese
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    GENERAL LIU
    498 19 Reuters Pacific Service. Enthusiastic Over Szechuen Nanking, November 23. Hia face serious and deep lines furrowed his forehead when General Liu Hsiang discussed political and military issues affec‘ing Szechuen with a small group of newspapermen today, but he smiled and spoke enthusiastically as he expressed his unbounded optimism
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      128 19 TO THE CONNOISSEUR IT 1 IS QUALITY THAT COUNTS State is a cigarette of unique merit MADE IN 60 CENTS ENGLAND PER TIN ARDATH TOBACCO COMPANY KR LONDON I SPECIAL M McNISH ra SCOTCH WHISKY "The Whisky with a mellow taste **——me Bly Mm wo tee>e*M«NtaN<C w l e GRAND
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE
    320 20 IN LAKELAND. Sheep changing pasture above Thirlmere, in the Cumberland fells. The country here, is rich n ith autumn's hues. THE KING, accompanied by the Queen, when he opened the new headquarters of the Royal Institute for British Architects. in Portland place. IV L/AJ FATHER.
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