Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 April 1935
1935-04-06
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section19 1935-04-06 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. BO. Vol* XCIII. SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS.19 words
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733 1935-04-06 1 REC- -'ING CAREFUL EXAMINATION SIR JOHN SIMON AND MR. EDEN TO REPORT TO COMMONS London, April 5. I).on the European situation, of the German, p uss j a!1 i i 1 the Czecho-Slovak Governments, as revealed in t l( f (,]o with the British Ministers733 words
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Article51 1935-04-06 1 —Reuter. Term Of Service Extended Paris, April 5. Political circles report that the Supreme War Committee today voted in favour of retaining with the colours for at least three months or longer for six months the contingent of conscripts who are due to the disbanded on April 13.—Reuter. - 51 words
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Article109 1935-04-06 1 the United Kingdom.—Rugby Radio Service. Returns From Tour Of Inspection London. April 5. General Sir Archibald Montgomery’ Massingberd. Chief of Imperial General Staff returned yesterday frem his tour of inspection in Egypt, Palestine and the Sudan. Travelling to a large extent by air he wasthe United Kingdom.—Rugby Radio Service. - 109 words
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Article53 1935-04-06 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Invited To Attend Cabinet Meeting London, April 5. Mr. Lloyd George, whose industrial recovery proposals were recently, at the request of the Prime Minister, submitted to Government has been invited to attend a meeting on Thursday of the Cabine’ Committee which has been examining—Rugby Radio Service. - 53 words
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Article, Illustration42 1935-04-06 1 the Jamaica Planter has its thrills, but it is the only way for the shipbreakers to get to their work. The ship formerly engaged in the fruit trade between the West Indies and England, is being broken up in Scotland.42 words
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Article64 1935-04-06 1 .—Rugby Radio Service. By President Of Board Of Trade London, April 5. The President of the Board of Trade accompanied by officials of the Board of Trade, Foreign Office Department of the Overseas Trade and Mines Department today received the Egyptian Mission of Economic Enquiry which is.—Rugby Radio Service. - 64 words
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Article82 1935-04-06 1 India on taking up his appointment. —Rugby Radio Service. Appointed Commander-In-Chief In India London, April 5. The King has approved the appointment of General Sir Robert Casse s to be Com-mander-in-Chief in India in succession to Field-Marshal Sir Philip Chettwode on completion of the latter's tenure ofIndia on taking up his appointment.—Rugby Radio Service. - 82 words
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Article169 1935-04-06 1 .—Router. In London Flat CIRCUMSTANCES SUGGESTING SUICIDE Full Investigations Being Made London, April 5. The deaths of two German refugees, Fabian, aged 35, and Frau Matilda Wurm, aged 56, who were found dead in a flat at Bloomsbury yesterday evening in circumstances suggesting suicide, was mentioned.—Router. - 169 words
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Article117 1935-04-06 1 Exceptionally Long And Impressive London, April 5. The Silver procession in which Their Majesties will drive to St. Pau s Cathedral on May 6, will be exceptionally long and impressive. Arrangements have now been made o increase the contingents from the navy, army and air force. Also it117 words
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Article81 1935-04-06 1 .—Reuter. Injunction Granted London, April 5. The judge h?s granted an injunction in the matter of the Singapore Traction Co., restraining the payment to the Shanghai Co. on the ground that the Singapore Co. is not in a position to provide the money proposed to pay.—Reuter. - 81 words
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Article53 1935-04-06 1 pared with 10|4.24d of last week. —Rugby Radio Service. London, April 5. The 'otal amount applied for in tenders for £40,000,000 in Treasury Bills was £76,095,000. The maximum amount was allotted in Bills at three months. The average rate per cent, was 10j2.93d as compared with 10|4.24d ofpared with 10|4.24d of last week.—Rugby Radio Service. - 53 words
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Article64 1935-04-06 1 Reuter. AT CALCUTTA STRUCK OBJECT ENTERING WATERWAY New Delhi, April 6. It is learned that one of the R.A.F. Singapore flying boats struck an object and was holed while entering the Calcutta waterway. The machine was beached at low tide and was submerged at high water.Reuter. - 64 words
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Article55 1935-04-06 1 Rugby Radio Service. Civic Welcome Accorded On Arrival London, April 5. Sir Malco m Campbell, the famous racing motorist received e, civic welcome on arrival in the “Berengaria” at Sou hampten from Daytona Sands where his car “Blue Bird” recently set up a new land speed recordRugby Radio Service. - 55 words
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Article50 1935-04-06 1 —Reuter. American Found Dead Shanghai, April 5. An American, Eugene Albert Sile.gf, aged 59 years, from Youngston, Ohio, was found dead in a room in the American Club with the ar'ery in his arm severed He was connected with an engineering firm and was prominent in racing circles.—Reuter. - 50 words
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Article75 1935-04-06 1 BY HARRY LAMMERTS HIS SOLOISTS At The E. O. HOTEL, Sunday, 7th, April, 1935, 9.15 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. PROGRAMME 1. Lotosblumen—Waltz —Fetras 2. A morning, a mid-day, an evening at Vienna— Suppe 3. Les Cloches de Corneville—Planquette 4. Peer Gynt Suite—Grieg (a) Morning Mood (b) Anitra’s Dance75 words
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Advertisement14 1935-04-06 1 u tokisatsu I artistic uhPHERS -e Bishop Street, No. 6<>-' b > PEN A IN ->•14 words
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Advertisement61 1935-04-06 1 OF INTEREST TO HOUSEWIVES!!! “NORCO” Is acclaimed by public opinion throughout the Commonwealth of Australia to be the finest fresh butter produced within the Continent. FREE 11 Ma AS FROM H really abb good PRESER- BUTTER VATTVES. I I |J CAN BE. Obtainable from M. S. ALLY CO., 6A, Beach61 words
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Advertisement18 1935-04-06 1 a KEY i AB E E R Pure. Cool Refreshing Soto DtoMMor»: N. V. btnUta Jav- Trading o».18 words
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Advertisement2924 1935-04-06 2 RATES FOR CASUAL PENANG TURF PENANG HILL BANKS ADVERTISEMENTS CLUB RAILWAY. NOTICE STRAITS STEAMSHIP TIME-TABLE. the MERCANTILE BANK HONG KONG AND /•n l Tn OF INDIA, LIMITED SHANGHAI BANKING All communications relating to LIU. CORPORATE, advertisements should be addressed to Easter Meeting 1935. (incorporated tn g (incorporated in Hon- the2,924 words
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Article, Illustration387 1935-04-06 3 'tting Crochet Needlecraft Adam delved and Eve women have found ii. fashioning beaus for themselves. a natural instinct makes for periav not only are hand:s and cardigans more ever but whole coats and skirts and n in the recent dress yarn manufacturers this craze and models and instructions387 words
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Article143 1935-04-06 3 OHO spend weeks on knitting a jumper and then to feel it might get spoilt in the wash. What a horrible thought! And I can assure you a most unnecessary one, for with care in washing and well selected soap flakes there is no reason why the most143 words
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Article244 1935-04-06 3 France Offers Madagascar To Italy For £75,000,000 GOLD, SILVER AND IRON Room For 20,000,000 People France is willing to sell to Italy for £75.000,000 the island of Madagascar, four times as large as England and Wales. The French Chamber of D;putiesh ratified the Fraco-Ttalian colonial244 words
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Article227 1935-04-06 3 Judge And Growing List "SEXUAL ANARCHY” Hope In Re’igion And i Education New York. March 19. chaos, and “sexual anarchy" in 1 .<<»<. es are predicted who pleaded for a unbrstan'!..’... j. the relations of the of a divorce case He refuse d c vr r o two227 words
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Article68 1935-04-06 3 Australia's Migration Figures Returning prosperity has put a definite stop to the temporary decline in Australia’s population. Figures just issued for 1934 show a net gain of 2,280 by migration, states Austral News. Large numbers of former migrants who left Australia for England during the worst of68 words
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Article403 1935-04-06 3 Poison Gas To Save Transept TELL-TALE HEAPS OF WOOD DUST Dee.h-watch beetles which have been at work for 400 years in the oak roof of the North Transept of York Minster are to be exterminated by poison gas and acid bath s in timber that403 words
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Advertisement223 1935-04-06 3 4 m BBSS t d Fjil J jl MM M Kb t k w I Paterson Engineering Co., Ltd., MANUFACTUBEBS OF i WATER PURIFICATION PLANT I < I I (W) a,b R VNFILTeWt® X»HUHT VM.VR I I fc HARD WATt« g \)OHT»OL VALVtr 1 H FILTER u J— FILLINO LtO223 words
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Article519 1935-04-06 4 ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR Church of England s‘h Sunday in Lent. 8.00 a.m. Mating and Litany. PS XXll—Hymn—332. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 9.30 a.m. Holy Communion —Tamil. 6.00 p.m. Evensong. PS Vl—l3B Magnificat 238 Nunc DimPtis —237 Hymns—96 —554—107 WEDNESDAY 8 00 a.m. Holy Communion. 10.00 a.m. Matins519 words
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Article889 1935-04-06 4 Broadcast faSk Dy Mr. l Hercombe I RUSSIANS HOLD HEIGHT RECORD Broadcasting from Station ZHJ (Penang Wire css Sccie y) last night, Mr. A. J. Herccmbe gave an instructive 15-minute talk on “Experiments In The Stratosphere.” Mr. Hercombe said: When I was asked to entertain you for889 words
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Article165 1935-04-06 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Miss Molly Crawford is leaving Penang on the 27th of this month for England by the “Gienapp.” The Singapore Municipality has accepted Adamson, Gilfillan end Co.’s tender for the supply of Japanese cement for the first ha f of 1935. Mr. H. W. Hawkeswood. manager of the General165 words
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Advertisement281 1935-04-06 4 EMPIRE DAY 1935 :0: PENANG PUBLICITY POSTER COMPETITION. (Under the auspices of the Penang Publicity Committee.) In connection with Empire Day, May 24th, i935> the Penang Publicity Committee is organising a competition and exhibition of posters for advertising Penang, expressly for the purpose of furthering the movement for greater universal281 words
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Advertisement144 1935-04-06 4 HAD TERRIBLE TIME WITH CHILD Face a Mass of Scales. Healed by Cuticura. “My little boy» three years old, had r»n awful attack of impetigo. It started i .nth a few spots on his face and the irri- ration caused it to spread quickly, and pi-i no. time his face144 words
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Advertisement109 1935-04-06 4 “PLAY TH GAME YOU CADS’’ BY THE WESTERN BROTHERS IS AS BIG A SUCCESS AS THEIR WELL- (KNOWN "OLD SCHOOL TIE". COLUMBIA RECORD No. DB 1450 PRICE $1.50 ROBINSON PIANO CO.. PENANG. PENANG ’PHONE 543. PENANG S. S. TONIGHT DINNER DANCE with TEDDY WEATHERFORD Leading the Runnymede Dance Band. NEXT109 words
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Miscellaneous27 1935-04-06 4 MAJESTIC PARAMOUNT'S Grandest Most Inspiring Spectacle Of The Screen "THE LIVES CF A BENGAL LANCER" with GARY COOPER. SIR GUY I FRANCHOT TONE And Distinguished Cast j27 words
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Article917 1935-04-06 5 p u ll Programme For Today A SELECTIONS BY TIC-TAC is the full programme for the first day of the c ib Easter Meeting to be run at Penang today, to1 i O ns by Tic-Tac. 1 n <. Class 3, Division 3, 6 Furlongs,917 words
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Article497 1935-04-06 5 Victory By Odd Goal In Five In a friendly game of football played yesterday on the Dato Kramat padang, the i Mclay Sporting Club defeated the Munici- pal Recreation Club by the odd goal in five after eading two nil in the first half. The497 words
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Article57 1935-04-06 5 6.15 a.m. and 12.30 p.m.—Rugby Radio Service. Commentary To Be Broadcast London, April 5. A commentary on the Oxford and Cambridge boat race will be broadcast on April 6 at 2.30 p.m. The recordings will be at 6.30 p.m. and 11.15 p.m. and on April 76.15 a.m. and 12.30 p.m.—Rugby Radio Service. - 57 words
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Article63 1935-04-06 5 —Reuter. Replay On April 10 London, April 5. Following an enquiry into the Ayr-—Fal-kirk match which was played on March 9, the Scottish Football Commission has cancelled the result. The match will be replayed on April 10. SCOTTISH LEAGUE Hamilton Defeats Hearts In a match in—Reuter. - 63 words
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Article234 1935-04-06 5 i Today’s Fixtures EVERTON TO VISIT MANCHESTER I j The following are matches to be played today in the English League:— DIVISION I j Arsenal v. Chelsea .[Birmingham v. Preston N.E. Blackburn R. v. Wolverhampton W., i Leeds U. v. Leicester C. Liverpool v. Derby C. i234 words
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Article73 1935-04-06 5 Newport To Entertain Blackheath The following are the principal Rugby Union fixtures for today. i Aberavon v. Devonport S. Bath v. London Scottish Birkenhead Park v. Leicester Bristol v. Harlequins Gloucester v. Llanelly Halifax v. Coventry Headingley v. Waterloo Neath v. Old Paulines Newport v. Blackheath Northampton v.73 words
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Article710 1935-04-06 5 WHO WILL WIN TODAY'S RACE Year Winner Time Won by Year Winner Time Won by 1829 Oxford 14 min 30 sec Easily 1884 Cambridge 21 min 39 sec 2V 2 lengths 1836 Cambridge 36 min 0 sec 1 min 1885 Oxford 20 min 36 sec710 words
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Article289 1935-04-06 5 I Swee Lee Beats Teik I I Lea ng (By "Shuttlecock”) i Tan Swee Lee of the Hu Yew Seah eliminated Low Teik Leang (Anglo-Chinese School Union)’ from the Junior Singles Championships when he defeated the Unionist in straight games on the Limstead court yesterday. Swee Lee’s289 words
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Article43 1935-04-06 5 On March 12, 1829, the following notice was posted in Mr. Davis’s barge at Oxford The University of Cambridge challenges the University of Oxford to row a match at or near London, each in eight-oared boats, during the ensuing Easter vacation.”43 words
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Article1255 1935-04-06 6 Major-General SIR C. W. GWYNN, K.C.8., C.M.G., D.S. O - Impossibilities of Jnternational (So-operation By Major-General SIR C. W. GWYNN, K.C.8., C.M.G., D.S.O. (In the Morning Post.) IT IS SOMEWHAT astonishing how many people, in other ways sensible, play with the idea of organising a permanent international police force under the control of the(In the Morning Post.) - 1,255 words
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Article241 1935-04-06 6 Alexander Moissi LONDON APPEARANCE AS "HAMLET" Alexander Moissi (who has been described by Emil Ludwig a s “the greatest actor in the world) has died in Vienna, aged 55. He had a world-wide reputation, and at the height of it came to London six years ago. He wanted241 words
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Article221 1935-04-06 6 PENANG P. W. JUBILEE FUND To Commemorate the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty King George V. 70 L A^ a P l WiC Meetin S held in Town Hall, Penang, on Friday, Z9th March, 1935, a Fund was inaugurated to commemorate the Sil V er Jubilee of His Majesty King221 words
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93 1935-04-06 6 On the eve of his eighty-fifth birthday Silas K. Hockling, the novelist, has decided to give up novel writing. When I saw him at hi s home in Avenueroad, Highgate, N. (write s a “Sunday Dispatch” reporter), Mr. Hocking told me93 words
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Advertisement144 1935-04-06 6 w a Majo; ROLLING STONE KSf GATHERS NO MOSS W ■I w iEKflkt How limited the truth of such a /wjgfc' mASm» statement. For from travel comes HSffSw’ broadmindedness, from experiment nSfcaft perfection, from experience IjSnaH» wisdom. JBEgf/ So does a man, who in his youth jggJgjSjffi! passes from this144 words
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Advertisement114 1935-04-06 6 JT most gtfrally u—fui MmHo/m for ail CUmat— PMsßrowiwg m■lwii i i I *s9l TheM i f I •Jkx"l S k I NO ■HBHMMHahMMMfIhMMMdMHdnMKHKHhsDSSS» Subctituta. Act. Ilk. charm In Check, and arre.t. DIARRHEA and ’ever, croup, ague. 1 ST C C ”'s L coughs, colos i CHOLERA C.T..RH, ASTHMA .«OXCHHIS.114 words
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Article, Illustration1311 1935-04-06 7 EMPIRE newsletter and programme NOTES neWS contains a good deal of inforRad about artists who appear before wohone but little about that exhighly trained body who rTtlw nucleus wound which the variety j f amines are built. Jean Melville, an Pr °f lian girl one of these1,311 words
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Article29 1935-04-06 7 Commentary To Be Broadcast A commentary on the day’s racing will be broadcast from Z.H.J. at approximately 7.15 p.m. on each day of the Penang Race Meeting.29 words
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Article92 1935-04-06 7 Announcement The 8.8. C. announces that on Monday. May 6, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the accession to the throne of H.M. King George V, the service of national thanksgiving at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, will be relayed in the Empire programme. In the evening92 words
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Miscellaneous356 1935-04-06 7 W£reless Programmes 8.8. C, The following are the wavelengths, wo of which will be used simultaneous. GSQ 16.86 metres and GSF 19.62 metres GSF 19.82 metres throughout and OSG 16.86 metres until 11.05 p.m. Local Time GSE 25.29 metres after 11.05 p.m. Local Time GSD 25.58 metres and GSC 81.30356 words
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Miscellaneous565 1935-04-06 7 Strauss (Dora Bright). Peace Eric Fogg, arr. Cedric Sharpe). Demand© et reponse (Question and Answer) (Coleridge-Taylor, arr. Cedric Sharpe). Pastorale (Handel, arr. Squire). Chant sans paroles (Song without Words) (Tchaikovsky). Bourree (Bach, arr. Cedric Sharpe). 12.35 Dance Music. 6.20—8ig Ben. Dance Music. 6.35 The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.* A565 words
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Miscellaneous467 1935-04-06 7 mos, arr. Piercy), Gipsy Moon (Borgancv), Hungarian March, Torok Magyar (Szabadi, arr. Winter). Spiridovitch: The Dark Night; Old Gipsy Waltz, Joy; The Fatal Hour; Weary Unto Death (Trad.). Potpourri on Russian Gipsy Airs and Dances, Saschinka (Schirmann, arr. Ralf).’ Greenwich Time Signal e,t 7.20. a.m. 8.05 Weekly Newsletter and Sports467 words
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Miscellaneous291 1935-04-06 7 9.00 —Station orchestra conducted try Loe Cohen: 1 Overture “Fra Diavolo,,’ D. M Auber 2 a Habenora J. Turin» b Lachora maison J. Dalerozn 3 Tanze mit—im Waltzerschritt Medley of Waltzes H. Webef 9.ls—Latest News from Holland. 9-30—Station orchestra: 4 Selection “Werjtzdream”. Osct Strauss. 5 Nozze Marocchine Vine Biltt 6291 words
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Article635 1935-04-06 8 Speaking at the League of Nations Union Meeting in London on Wednesday evening Sir Philip Sassoon, the Under Secretary for Air, said that the various attempts which had been made with the object of attaining international agreement on problems both of Civil and Military aviation had failed.635 words
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313 1935-04-06 8 i From Our Own Correspondance) The annual Speech Day of the King Edward VII School, Taiping, was held this morning. The Hon. the British Resident, Perak, and Mrs. Cator were met at the School gate by Mr. R. P. S. Walker (Principal of313 words
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1077 1935-04-06 8 APPEAL TO H. E. FOR NEW ROADS TO OPEN UP THE COUNTRY "THE LAND IS YOURS" SIR SHENTON THOMAS TELLS MALAY CHIEFS Pekan, April 3. In welcoming H.E. the High Commissioner to Peka;, in the course of his East Coast tour, Syed Abdul Rahman, a1,077 words
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Article202 1935-04-06 8 Old Friendship Recalled I I Lt. Col. T. Orde Lees called on us y es terday evening in relation to the pi tull which appeared in “Pinang Gazetl Page 1 in that day’s issue, of Mrs. li.inum, wife of Mr. John Tranum, who di’ l about to202 words
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Advertisement443 1935-04-06 8 I Veterinary Remedies H Alterative This S I CONDITION SlslSSSi Altera+ive I i condition i P POWDER i I utK POWDER p Por Horses. purifies the blood fe 7 r r and acts as a very B A valuable aid foi ZZ i Conditioning and mild tonic. f maintaining perfect443 words
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Advertisement55 1935-04-06 8 YARDLEY LAVENDER Lovable Fragrance how securely it holds its rank in the toilet of the fashionable world to-day It I s the one perfume of which you will never tire, charming at all times and especially perfect for the inform tl w occasion. M Sole Agents Henry Waugh Co., Ltd.55 words
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1823 1935-04-06 9 H OW POLICE CHECKED DARING VILLAGE RAIDS latter half of 1932 a large Durii were operating gang of arm s< rloUS robbery was July, when ten Chinese at Sung' j.. n j V es entered the j ;..pala, stabbed away with $3lO worth1,823 words
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1409 1935-04-06 9 NOEL ASHBRIDGE. B.Sc.. M.1.E. E - By NOEL ASHBRIDGE. B.Sc.. M.1.E.E.. (Chief Engineer of the 8.8. C.) i My last two articles have been mainly about broadcast transmission in this country, but I propose to devote the last in this series to receivers. The tendency in this country has always been rather1,409 words
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Article61 1935-04-06 9 .—Reuter. Certificates Of Origin Now Required Colombo, April 5. i After a stormy debate, the State Council amended the Rubber Control Bill requiring certificates of origin for imports from all territories except Singapore and j Penang. I The speakers alleged that the unrestricted countries were dumping.—Reuter. - 61 words
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Advertisement370 1935-04-06 9 "di? «hi .<■ > "A Picture of Health" What a baby I Everyone admires him. Thanks to Humanised TRUFOOD. If you can’t feed him yourself you can certainly rely on Humanised Trufood. It’s the most logical alternative —and has been proved over and over again. HUMANISED TKODWIĕ) Obtainable At All370 words
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Article, Illustration4311 1935-04-06 10 NEW AIR PASSENGER SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA ANGLO-ORIENTAL MINING CORPORATION'S DISCLAIMER SHAREHOLDERS SUPPORT TIN RESTRICTION SCHEME APPROVAL OF REDUCED RUBBER QUOTA THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST MALARIA GEORGETOWN'S FREEDOM FROM MOSQUITOES (Frcm Our Own Correspondent). London, March 27. THE SINGAPORE BASE On the report stage of the Navy Estimates4,311 words
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Miscellaneous26 1935-04-06 10 MAJESTIC PARAMOUNT'S Grandest Most Inspiring Spectacle Of The Screen "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" with GARY COOPER, SIR GUY STANDING FRANCHOT TONE And Distinguished Cast26 words
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Article1035 1935-04-06 11 "I HAVE LIVED A LIFE CUT HERE" A thrilling story of his adventures in the Singapore Mutiny of 1915, when as a young M.S.V.R. Lieutenant he saw much of the fighting, end once commanded a firing party, was to.d to a “Malay Mail” reporter by1,035 words
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Article399 1935-04-06 11 RULES AS TO TRANSPORT EXPENSES It is notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette that in exercise of the powers conferred upon them by section 135 (ii) (b) of the Labour Code, 1923, the Indian Immigration Committee have made the following rules: 1. All assisted immigrant labourers must be399 words
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Article169 1935-04-06 11 David Williams, aged 20, of Dein lolen, Caernarvonshire, was blind since he was two. Now he can see. He was operated on in London by Mr. Tudor Thomas, the London eye specialist, famed for his ability to graft a cornea on the eyes169 words
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Article289 1935-04-06 11 Ape-Like Men On Shores Of The Mediterranean AMERICAN'S CONCLUSIONS Ape-like men, who were yet more like modern man then any prehistoric human species yet discovered, were living pn the shores of the Mediterranean 80,000 years ago. This is the conclusion of a young American anthropologist289 words
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Article123 1935-04-06 11 But Australia Insists On It Having built up a good name for reliable produce, Australia refuses to sully ft with the export of bad and doubtful eggs. Recently the Federal government put an embargo on the export of a consignment, as it, to put it officially, “did123 words
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Article111 1935-04-06 11 FOUR BLACK SWANS FOR LORD MOYNE Although Lord Moyne and his party—among whom was Mrs. Winston Churchill spent only one day in Australia in their world cruise in the ex-channel steamer Rosaura, they found time to visit the Syctney Zoo and acquire four black swans.111 words
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Article74 1935-04-06 11 Adelaide's Trade Exhibition Adelaide has decided to broadcast prospectuses of its Centennial Empire Exhibition to the whole of the Empire and is asking every British country to co-operate in what it hopes will be the largest trade exhibition ever staged in the southern hemisphere. It is being74 words
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Advertisement135 1935-04-06 11 TOgM7g£MWC He said to me —I never just call for a whisky I .know belter ilWwß' 11w ii ii /st if 13 11 ftp f V£ ll' U r M If 11 it/ Kl/ I said to him quite right, caii for Johnnie Walker, there is no better ♦JOHNNIE WALKER135 words
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Advertisement75 1935-04-06 11 EVENING IN PARIS perfume is a miracle of beauty Exquisite, haunting loveliness in a crystal flask of midnight I blue and silver. liA kp m i j c?Og| A vn/ziy T&gKgß .z, BOURJOIS B QUEENS WAY «CROYDON SURREY ENGLAND Representatives SANDILANDS BUTTERY CO-, Beach Street, Penang. THE World Optical Co.,75 words
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Article728 1935-04-06 12 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES f Schedule Of Principal 4 Lines The following Is a list of vessels arriving •Bd sailing from Penang during the week IN r«»RT TODAY S.S. HOSANG from Japan China. Sails today for Cacu ta direct. S.S. D. V. TWIST from Belawan-Deli, Asahan and Paneh (Laboean-Bi’ik). Sails today728 words
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Article1050 1935-04-06 12 AIR MAILS A mail for Netherlands Indies, Australia. New Zealand and other places by train to Singapore and thence by Singapore-Aus-tralia Air Mail Service will be closed e.t 7 p.m. today. A mail for Siam (Bangkok) by road tc Alor Star and thence by Imperial Airways will1,050 words
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Advertisement66 1935-04-06 12 j ELVSEE hotel, ltp., I AND TEA GARDENS j I (Late STRAND HOTEL) f I A DINNER DANCE TONIGHT j Admissions Free ALL CORDIALLY INVITED. Teas, Cakes, Ices always available > First Class Licence. MODERATE CHARGES r Special Captivating Dance Music > BY j PUERTO AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Dinners may66 words
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Miscellaneous149 1935-04-06 12 5-45 TONIGHT 9-00 VVJ f \T r* TA M^ T| TODA Owing to the enormous length I S I w of this pi stare, shows start at y y B 5I B- J AT IK PM 5.45 6 9 P.M. Nightly. Ml 1Q BOTH SHOWS PACKED YESTERDAY! HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY149 words
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Advertisement87 1935-04-06 13 THEY must be right «V OOrl\ 1(4-1 t j fls in ,i t are 8® l>ad as no glasses atl aIL Although helping U 1, v ln 'ght be weakening them in another. vis 1 ‘"'•'•i of glances or if jour present ones are not giving s d isable to87 words
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Miscellaneous170 1935-04-06 13 yrya snjfsU TODAY FINAL 3 SHOWS AT 2-45, 6-15 »-30 s SAUCY, .7 «SiwA/f \'ifo a fSHLh-> RACY if -'Tk z Hlh v COMEDY zzZ IOM»* BO W < 1 uOftW*4 v\ W X I z Wl W l f w R J i t w rL' iW vM\. Q170 words
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Miscellaneous109 1935-04-06 13 IthEJBMBb 6-15 TONIGHT 9-30 MATINEES TODAY TOMORROW PACKED AT EVERY SHOW “JEW SUSS” MET WITH GREAT SUCCESS IN SINGAPORE AS WELL AS PENANG. with CONRAD VEIDT, FRAN VOSPER GERALD DU MAURIER. CEDRIC HARDWICKE THIS GAUMONT BRITISH MASTERPIECE OF THE YEAR WILL BE SHOWN FOR TWO MORE NIGHTS ONLY —DON’T MISS109 words
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Miscellaneous285 1935-04-06 13 hMM TODAY 3 SHOWS 2-45 6-15 9-30 THE FIRST 15 ROARING REELS OF MASCOT’S FIRST RUN MASTER SERIAL NAT LEVINE The Final Episodes will be Pre-Screened at the 2-45 Matinee Tomorrow with "BILL'S LEGACY” A Full Length Leslie Fuller Comedy Prices:—2o 40 60 80 cts $l. FUN FROLIC MAIN GATE285 words
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Article312 1935-04-06 14 Losses Total $77,864 In 1934 REPORT OF S PORE BRIGADE CHIEF Losses totalling $77,864 were incurred through fires in Singapore during 1934. This estimate is made by Mr. H. E. Stevens, chief of the Singapore Fire Brigade, in his annual report for 1934. The total312 words
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Article167 1935-04-06 14 An Interesting Experiment All eyes are on the experimental operations which have begun on the bank s of the Nepean River, New South Wales, on a site known as the Mulgoa dome. Two or three thousand feet below, scientists believe there lie s hidden enough natural167 words
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Article136 1935-04-06 14 Exciting Landing Battle Exciting battles, in which five launches were engaged, resulted in the landing of two giant swordfish (the species know as Black Marlin.) at Narooma, New South J Wales. One of them, which weighed 360 lbs—an Australian record—and which was 11 feet long and 5136 words
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Article144 1935-04-06 14 Serious Of Customs Barriers RUBBER EXPORTS ARE DIVERTED Malacca’s trade is decreasing as a result of the customs formalities, says Sime Darby Co.’s quarterly journal “Transportation”: “With the rice tax considerably impeding the natural flow of a considerable amount of rubber from Negri Sembilan into144 words
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Article175 1935-04-06 14 $lB Million Increase Over A Year Ago Malayan trade in February, according to the official returns now to hand, totalled $86,841,000, made up of $37,426,000 imports and $49.415,000 exports. On the imports side rice is the main item. 43.529 tons coming into the country, valued at $2,514,000.175 words
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Article200 1935-04-06 14 Idiosyncrasy To A Drug A verdict of death by misadventure was returned on a 30-year-old Tamil, Tangavellu, who died at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital on Mar. 20 after having received an anaesthetic prior to an operation. An inquiry was held by Mr. W. G. Porter,200 words
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Article47 1935-04-06 14 London, April 4. Sterling on New York is quoted at 4.83 1 4 and Paris at 73 3 16. The stock markets are quiet. British Government stocks are steady with War Loan at 106 3 16. Gold is quoted at 144,3 d. Rugby Radio Service.47 words
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Advertisement192 1935-04-06 14 TEK’S SHORT HEAD x GDES'h WHERE IT'S jX z brushes with long gS heads can’t fit the inside curve of SjK your teeth— just the place, cut of sight, Bg where decay is most likely to start. That’s. JMv why Tek was made. With its seven rows of the very192 words
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Advertisement1789 1935-04-06 15 I 7 I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE < C* jJ 3M 1 jßtgKgj dhtd AMERICAN MAIL LINE <-1 I W' SSSSsSĔ| 1181 >K‘(‘ L -7^ > > BLUB FUMMBL LIMB LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. Leave Due Penang London "raft —««taari n -n- m A’dam,L’don Hamburg Apr. 12 May 13 TO EUROPE1,789 words
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Article571 1935-04-06 16 Exhibition Matches JAPANESE DAVIS CUP PLAYERS HERE The Japanese Davis Cup players, Yamagishi and Nishimura entertained a large crowd of spectators to some exhilirating tennis on the P.C.C. Courts yesterday when they altogether played five sets, two against a local Chinese pair, two against the best571 words
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Article113 1935-04-06 16 The Two Teams The following are the teams for tomorrow’s State Trial on the Esplanade, starting at 10.45 a.m.: HOPKIN’S XI H. O. Hopkins (Capt.) (P.C.C.) Eu Cheow Chye (C.R.C.) C. K. Foster (P.C.C.) Lim Cheng Hock (C.R.C.) Lim Keng Ht>ck (C.R.C.) 11. L. Murray (P.C.C.)113 words
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Article909 1935-04-06 16 SINGAPORE BOXING MUROTA HOLDS ABAYAN TO A DRAW (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, April 6. The boxing at the New World Arena, drew’ a crowd ,of about 4,000. The first preliminary bout was between Pablo Nerva and Joe Summers. The first round opened with Pablo attacking909 words
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Article317 1935-04-06 16 Successfully Retains Titles LAST NIGHT’S I BOXING (BY “SECONDS OUT") Nai Vee Chan upheld his reputation as a fighter when he successfully retained his! lightweight and w’elterweight titles of j Penang against his challenger, B. S. Ang i whom he outpo nted in a 12317 words
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Article182 1935-04-06 16 At Tanjong Tokong Road EUROPEAN ON $5OO BAIL A fatal motor accident occurred at Tanjong Tokong Road at about midnight last night when a young Malay named Md. Tahir b. Abdul Rahman was knocked down by a motor car driven by Mr. A. Trowell of Messrs. Paterson182 words
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Article72 1935-04-06 16 Reuter. New Record For 150 Yards Back Stroke New York, April 5. The world’s 150 yards back stroke record w’as twice broken during the A.A.U. National Indoor Championships meeting. Competing in the open race, the sixteen-year-old Adolph Kiefer returned 1 min. 36 110 secs. Later Danny Zehr, competing inReuter. - 72 words
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Article120 1935-04-06 16 Latest Quotations Friday Thursday Paris 73 73 19 64 New’ York 4.85’2 4.84 Montree,l 4.86% 4.86 Brussels 28 °s 28 35 64 I Geneva 15.03 14.96 Amsterdam 7.30 7.20% Milan 58% 58% Berlin 12.08’2 12.03 Prague 116’4 115% j Copenhagen I Oslo 19.90% 19.90% i Stockholm120 words
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Article46 1935-04-06 16 PENANG, APRIL 6, 1935 London Bank Demand 2 3 31(32 4m|ts 2 4 I|l6 Private 3 m|ts credit 2|4% 3 Documentary 2|4 7116 On New York Demand 55% France T.T. 835 Shanghai T.T. 31% dis. Hongkong T.T. 12% dis. India T.T. 154 Bar Silver 28,%46 words
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Article116 1935-04-06 16 TIN YESTERDAY TODAY London (Spot) £221.15.0 £223.0.0 Do. (3 months) £218.15.0 £219.15.0 Singapore $112.25 $111.37% Business Done Penan? Business Done COPIC.—— (Sunr.-ied) $4.80 $4.60 BLACK PEPPER M $19.00 $19.00 RUBBER.— London 5%d. 5%d. New York ll%c(G) llc(G) Singapore Spot 18 %c. 18 C May/June 19%c. JulylSepL 2014 c.116 words
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Article357 1935-04-06 16 KENNEDY COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The toltowing are the latest quotattaM In MESSRS. KENNEDY A OO.'l «BmTO LUt today.-t-Yesterdey Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ampat Tin 4(1% 4(7% 4|3 4|9 Hitam 45 47% 45 50 Jelebu 87% 92% 87% 95 K. Kamunting 5|9 6|3 5|9 6(3357 words
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Article282 1935-04-06 16 A. A. ANTHONY CO’S QUOTATIONS The foihming are the change quotations up to noon todav Yesterday Today TIN Buyers Sailers Buyo-ji .'5cUe IW Ayer Weng 1.90 1.95 1.97% 2.02’C Hitam 46 48 46 48 Jelebu 90 95 90 95 Nawng Pet 77% 82% 77%. 82)4 Lukut 1.00 1.02% 1.00 1282 words
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Obituary48 1935-04-06 16 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT The family of the late Capitan Chun Thye Phin beg to thank all those iq»* friends and relatives who attended th* funeral on 4th instant,sent wreaths, banners, letters and telegrams of cond lence, and also those who kindly i- r? th cars for the occasion.48 words
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