Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 1 June 1935
1935-06-01
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1935-06-01 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 125. VoL XCIII. SATURDAY, JUNE 1. 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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604 1935-06-01 1 APPALLING CASUALTIES IN CONGESTED AREAS POLICE FORCE WIPED OUT HOUSES CRASH LIKE PACK OF CARDS London, May 31. A disastrous earthquake involving it is feared a death roll of anv thousands occurred in British Baluchistan, India, early this i lorning. It is impossibleextremely heavy.—Rugby Radio Service and Reuter. - 604 words
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Article88 1935-06-01 1 ,the south by Westminster Abbey.—Rugby Radio Service. Property Adjoining Parliament Square London, May 31. The Middlesex County Council have decided to make representation to the Government, the London County Council and the Westminster City Council for the preservation as an open space of the recently acquired property,the south by Westminster Abbey.—Rugby Radio Service. - 88 words
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Article63 1935-06-01 1 —Reuter. Several Villages Flooded Colorado Springs, May 31. A roaring torrent, sweeping down from the mountains, overwhelmed the town of Elbert. Eight were drowned and scores pf families marooned in the low lying districts while hundreds fled to the hills. 23 DEAD are now dead in the floods.,—Reuter. - 63 words
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Article34 1935-06-01 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Inaugurates New Telegram Service London, May 31. The Prince of Wales today inaugurated the new “nine words for sixpence telegrams” by sending the first one to the King..—Rugby Radio Service. - 34 words
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Article204 1935-06-01 1 —Reuter. M. PALMADE AS FINANCE MINISTER. M. Bouisson has formed a Cabinet which is constituted as follows: Premier and Minister of the Interior: M. Bouisson. Ministers without Portfolio: M. Caillaux, M. Herriot, M. Louis Marin and Marshal Petain. Foreign Minister: M. Laval. War: General Maurin. Air: General—Reuter. - 204 words
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Article54 1935-06-01 1 with 10 5.70 d a week ago.—Rugby Radio Service. London, May 31. The total amount applied for in tenders for £40,000,000 Treasury Bills was £52,950,000. A maximum amount was allotted in Bills at three months. The average rate per cent was 10>5.70d as compared with 10 5.70 dwith 10 5.70 d a week ago.—Rugby Radio Service. - 54 words
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Article229 1935-06-01 1 .—Reuter. PURELY MILITARY DISPUTE" Tokio, June 1. The Chinese Ambassador, Chang Tso Pin has invoked Mr. Hirota’s good, offices to prevent the North China situation assuming serious proportions saying that it has apparently arisen through mutual misunderstanding. The Chinese authorities sincerely desire a peaceful settlement. Mr. Hirota,.—Reuter. - 229 words
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Article428 1935-06-01 1 Western Air Pact GERMAN, FRENCH AND ITALIAN IDEAS London, May 30. Much of today’s debate on National Defence raised in the House of Com mons by the Liberal Party was concerned with the possibilities of negotiating a Western Air Pact, and Sir John Simon who was the428 words
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Article189 1935-06-01 1 .—Rugby and Radio Service. Sanction Increase In Armaments Sir Herbert Samuel, speaking for the Libera’ Party, recognised the necessity of the collective system being ready to place in the field, if occasion should come for the ultimate order, forces so overwhelming as to be effective against any aggression..—Rugby and Radio Service. - 189 words
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Article69 1935-06-01 1 Saturday.—lnternational Press Bureau. Mixing Of Counterfoils DRAW BEGINS TODAY *t Dublin, May 31. The mixing of the millions of coun terfoils in the Irish Hospitals Sweepstake with pneumatic machines at Dublin Mansion House ends today. A trial analysis of counterfoils taken by the auditors shews world-wide distributionSaturday.—lnternational Press Bureau. - 69 words
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Article42 1935-06-01 1 Rugby Radio Service; Third Reading Next Week London, May 31. The report stege of the Government of India Bill was completed last night arid everything is now in readiness for the third reading which will take place next week.-Rugby Radio Service; - 42 words
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Article25 1935-06-01 1 .—Reuter. Japan To Collaborate With League Geneva, May 31. Japan has accepted the invitation to continue to collaborate with the League Opium Committee..—Reuter. - 25 words
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Article51 1935-06-01 1 —Reuter. To Raise Chinese Legation To Embassy Paris, May 31. M. Laval officially informed the Chinese Charge d’Affaires, Mr. Hsiao Shih Yung of the French decision to raise the Chinese Legation to an Embassy. The Bill authorising the necessary credits will be submitted to Parliament as soon as—Reuter. - 51 words
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Advertisement16 1935-06-01 1 J H. TOKISATSU ARTISTIC HOTOGRAPHERS I No. 68-70, Bishop Street, PENANG. Telephone No. 772. i 116 words
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Advertisement50 1935-06-01 1 TONIGHT AT THE E. O. HOTEL THE COLBERT SISTERS IN AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Extension of Bar Licence to 1 A. M. PENANG ’PHONE 543. PENANG S. S. Monday, Wednesday and Friday COCKTAIL DANCES 6.30 to 9 p.m. THURSDAY SATURDAY dinner dances JUNE 15th. P. P.W. EUROPEAN VOLUNTEER BALL50 words
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Advertisement20 1935-06-01 1 F r defects of vision consult nJ STRAITS OPTICAL B SUPPLY, Ilf V” i 170 A, Penang Rd, R Penang.20 words
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Advertisement2111 1935-06-01 2 nA TEC EAD rACIIAI PENANG HILL PUBLIC HOLIDAY S.S. "PEMBROKESHIRE BANKS RATES FOR CASUAL rpMWJ ,LL 'VOYAGE 32 (OUTWARD! *9 19 .J ADVERTISEMENTS RAILWAY. TIME-TABLE. The Exchange Banks CHARTERM NEDERLANDSCHE lthat she is expected to arrive in Penang at |OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. |J A MHCI MAATSCH A <2,111 words
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Article1388 1935-06-01 3 CAPTAIN'S STORY AT INQUIRY Board Of Trade's Position NO CHARGES AGAINST OWNERS OR CREW A graphic story of the foundering of the Newcastle steamer Ushworth (3,525 tons) in a North Atlantic gale last December, was told by the Captain on May 20, when Lord Merrivale,1,388 words
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Article151 1935-06-01 3 To Liff Or Not To Lift? Sydney men are nothing if not polite. They, for instance, never fail to remove their hats in the lift when ladies are present. That is why a storm of controversy has been aroused by neat little notices just pasted in151 words
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Article, Illustration83 1935-06-01 3 GLIKER.IA TAIGA, the East Siberian composer-singer, who ±2 nly gave a recital in London. She acccmpa* ies her compcsiticnc on th? ‘Taiga Lyre.” SIR GEORGE BEHARRELL, Managing Director of Dunlop Rubber Co„ HOLIDAYING IN YORKSHIRE.— Hr. Arthur Henderson in the country at Scallu. near Scarborough» SIR JOHN83 words
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Advertisement380 1935-06-01 3 Can you clean the <■ MCE OF YOUR TEETH? W toothbrushes with long heads never Fit the inside curve oFyour teeth—just r? where decay is most likely to start, in Wk corners out oF sight. Tek can and does Fit this curve—gets its seven rows cF the Finest bristles into380 words
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Advertisement371 1935-06-01 3 Wash Away Superfluous i Hair IN 3 MINUTES I I This New I Liz a way B \7 Far Better a Razor ■I wAjk ARMS j n lesg time than HE takes to slip into your bathing cos tume, you can now banish superfluous hair troubles for ever. Famous scientist*371 words
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Article181 1935-06-01 4 Spent a Small Fortune a Seeking a Cure For six years this man suffered with lumbago. After spending a small fortune on various treatments, he tried Kruschen Salts. Within three weeks he felt a new man. He expresses his gratitude in the following letter For181 words
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Article503 1935-06-01 4 Case Postponed A Fourth Time MR. MACNEICE'S SUBMISSIONS The alleged smoking den case in which five Chinese and a woman were charged with jointly keeping open premises 76 Rope Walk wherein facilities w’ere provided for the consumption of chandu in return for remuneration was resumed503 words
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Article68 1935-06-01 4 The case in which a Tamil named Wulagan stood charged with voluntarily causing burt to a compatriot, Singaram, with an instrument used for cutting, namely a knife, at Kampong Jelutong on May 16 waa mentioned in the police court yesterday. Chief .Court Inspector R. J. Stewart who prosecuted,68 words
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Article1514 1935-06-01 4 MR. L. BRENTS INTERESTING BROADCAST TALK COMPONENT PARTS OF ENGINE THE following is the full text of Mr. L. Brent’s broadcast talk on "Under the Bonnet of the Car” from Station ZHT of the Penang Wireless Society last night:— "I appreciate the difficulties before1,514 words
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Article427 1935-06-01 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL been too fit whilst on leave.—" Malayan Police Magazine.” Mr. H. L. Despard, of Regent Estate, Malacca, recently left for Home on furlough. Mr. T. McAlpine, of Ladang Geddes Estate, Bahau, recently returned from Home furlough. Mr. S. G. Clappen, manager pf Lunderston estate, Banting, left cn Thursday,been too fit whilst on leave.—" Malayan Police Magazine.” - 427 words
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Article129 1935-06-01 4 Penang Branch To Be Closed It is with regret that the President and Hon. Treasurer of the Penang Branch of j the Ministering Children’s League announce i that they ar? obliged to close the Branch in Penang. For twenty-five years active ’work has been done by the129 words
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Article347 1935-06-01 4 Orchestra's Splendid Programme The Penang Free School held a musical concert at the School Hall on Thursday night to an appreciative audience. An j interesting programme was carried through, the many musical items being able rendered by the School’s Orchestra. Mr. Looi Chee Eng, of the347 words
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220 1935-06-01 4 Mr. And Mrs. Abraham Feted I I i I The Shanghai Hotel was the venue of a very enjoyable function last night when a dinner and dance was held by Mr and Mrs. R. Abraham in honour of the marriage of their sen, Mr. James220 words
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Advertisement47 1935-06-01 4 Columbia I Grafonolas THREE MODELS OF THIS BRITISH PORTABLE, WORLD RENOWNED FOR THEIR SUPERB TONE COMBINED WITH I THE BEST BRITISH WORKMANSHIP. Model 205. $21.00 201. $32.00 202. $50.00 Fitted with the latest type of soundbox, and guaranteed for One Year. SOLE DISTRIBUTORS ROBINSON PIANO CO.. PENANG.47 words
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Article606 1935-06-01 5 First Division League VICTORY BY ODD GOAL IN THREE An exciting game of football was witssed yesterday on the Victoria Green nen the Chinese Recreation Club “A” m met the St. Xavier’s Recreation Club e first division league match. Both ims were about equal in strength606 words
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Article387 1935-06-01 5 Commercial School Beats A.C.S. BY ODD GOAL On the Government Trade School ground, yesterday, the Government Commercial Day School managed to win their O’Farrell Cup fixture against the Anglo Chinese School by the odd goal in three. The A.C.S. were by no means disgraced by their defeat387 words
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151 1935-06-01 5 By Two Clear Goals In One-Sided Match I Another O’Farrell Cup fixture was i played off yesterday, when the Penang 1 Free School beat the Bukit Mertajem High School, on the St. Xavier’s School ground, by two clear goals. I The Frees did most151 words
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Article244 1935-06-01 5 —Reuter. Derby Beaten CENTURIES BY VILJOEN AND CAMERON London, May 31. The following are the results of the principal cricket matches concluded today:— The South Africans defeated Derbyshire by 209 runs. South Africans: 443 (Viljoen 152, Cameron 132) and 200 for four wickets declared (Siedle 98).—Reuter. - 244 words
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Article96 1935-06-01 5 Combined Services v. Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 1. The Malaya Cup match between the Combined Services and Malacca will be played at Malacca this evening. The Combined Services left Singapore yesterday. The teams will be represented by the following: Combined Services: —Stonton; Nicholson, Nutland;96 words
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Article64 1935-06-01 5 "P.G.” XI v. H.A.F.C. The following team have been selected to represent the “P.G.” XI against the H.A.F.C. on Sunday on the Police Ground, play commencing at 5.15 p.m. L. K. Khoon; M. Y. Sookieman, R. J. Fenelon; P. A. Chye, G. T. Bocn, G. C. Kooi; L. B.64 words
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Article85 1935-06-01 5 Reuter. Results Of Quarter-Finals Paris, June 1. The French tennis championship quarterfinals resulted as follows: MENS Perry beat Boussus, 6 —l, 6 —o, 6 —4. Crawford beat Bernard, 6 —3, 6 —l, 6 —l. Austin beat Menzel, I—6,1 —6, 10 —6, 2 —6, 6—4, 6—2. Von CrammReuter. - 85 words
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Article210 1935-06-01 5 .—Reuter. Latest Betting 10/1 ON HAIRAN AND THEFT London, May 31. The latest call-cver for the Derby resulted as follows: Evens Bahram. 10 Hairan t and o. 10 1 Theft t and o. I 100 8 Sea Bequest o, 100 7 t. 100 7 Field Trial o, 15.—Reuter. - 210 words
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125 1935-06-01 5 The key match of the O’Farrell Cup will be played on the St. Xavier’s ground on Tuesday between the Government Trade School and the Government ComI mercial Day School. If the Trade i School wins, the Cup is as good as theirs again this year125 words
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Advertisement62 1935-06-01 5 3UY BRITISH BE PROUD OF IT FROM WHITLEY'S teliH (Newly Opened Sports Store.) All kinds of Badminton Rackets. From 60 CENTS upwards. I REE SERVICE for One Year to any Tennis I Badminton Racket purchased or strung from I ar work-shop. I TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. A WHITLEY CO.. I62 words
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Advertisement118 1935-06-01 5 |ir~ Before you i say ‘Whisky’ I i say i i Dewar's I H H H White Label’ W M SOLA AOBNTB FOR Penang. Perak and Kedah HENRY WAUGH CO„ LTD.. Penang and Ipoh. I SHANGHAI LACE CO.. I I 27, Bishop Street, Penang. Opening Sale NOW I r ON118 words
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Article145 1935-06-01 6 Today at “ESPLANADE” 6.00—7.30 p.m. 1 March —Pestal Hume 2 Overture- Montrose —Bishop 3 Selection —The Beauty Spot—Tate 4 Waltz Les Patineurs—Waldteufel 5 Fox Trot —A New Moon Is Over My Shoulder—Brown. 6 Selection A Musical Comedy Switch —Fall. 7 One Step—Open The Window —Gregory’ Tomorrow at “WATERFALL'S”145 words
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Advertisement236 1935-06-01 6 ferlhe lILYER JUBILEE I I I I master 5 Specially brewed to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Their Majesties King George V 1 and Queen Mary. r J moat Qffrally U99fui for all Climate» n r J-CollisßrawpeV" I Them it 11**1 I Ski NO Acts Ilka a charm In Checks236 words
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Miscellaneous536 1935-06-01 6 Wireless Programmes 8.8. C. The following are the wavelengths, two ©f which will be used simultaneously OSO iaBfl metre» •nd GSF 1982 metre» QSF 19J3 metre» throughout •nd 090 18-8« metre» until 11.05 p.m. Local Time GSE 25.29 metres after 11.05 pm. Local Time OSD 25.58 metre» and G9C 31.30536 words
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Miscellaneous481 1935-06-01 6 nell, Samuel Worthington (Bass). Band: Overture, Macbeth (Sulli- van), Two Light Pieces: Minuet; Rondo (Stanford Robinson, arr. Gerrard Williams). Samuel Worthington: The Fishermen of England (M.E. Phillips), The Devout Lover (M.V. White), The Pirate Goes West (J.P. McCall). Band: Ballet Music from Otello (Verdi, arr. Gerrard Williams), Finale from IVth481 words
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Miscellaneous261 1935-06-01 6 PHOHI—HOLLAND TODAY Wavelength 25.57 metres P.M. 7.30 —Dutch National Anthem and opening a renouncement. 7.40 Barrel organ music. 7.50 Newstalk by Mr. L. Aletrino. 8.10 South American music. 8.20 Letest News from Holland. 8.45 Records. 8.50 Microphone debutants. 9.00 South American music. 9.20 Electrical transcriptions. 9.40 Broadcast from the Carlton261 words
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Miscellaneous146 1935-06-01 6 D 1428 —Toccata and Fugue Parts 1 2 —Philadelphia Symphony Orch. 8.4104 —“The Cat The Fiddle” Parts 1 2—Peggy Cochrane William Welker. D.l672—La Traviata —Prelude to Act 1. La Traviata —Prelude to Act 3. —Philharmonic Symphony Orch. of New York. D. 1742—Lend Me your Aid Part 1 2 —Walter Widdop.146 words
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Article, Illustration2378 1935-06-01 7 empire PROGRAMME NOTES TROOPING THE COLOUR Transmission 2- Monday, June 3, at 9.45 m. G. M. T. Transmission 3- Monday, June 3, at 3.30 m. G. M. T. Transmission 5- Monday, June 3, at 11.0 ,n G. M. T. rHE ceremony of Trooping the Colour is one2,378 words
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Advertisement159 1935-06-01 7 BULLFINCH I BUTTER I PURITY S f (fOOmiaH s I Tu 4 r The Butter for Everybody > 5 5 SOLE AGENTS: S Z; Henry AVatigh. S’ Co., Ltd., b Z' PENANG b I; SINGAPORE, IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. J Z r WMAMWHAMWAMMAAMAM h EASTERN MANUFACTURING CO. SHEET STEEL SPECIALISTS. V159 words
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Article771 1935-06-01 8 hile on the one hand the ComI munists in China appear to be getting .bolder and bolder—witness their rejcent spectacular march from Kiangsi to A unnan—the Japanese, on the other i hand, appear determined to continue their policy of peaceful penetration into North China. That is evidently’ their771 words
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Article38 1935-06-01 8 A Mixed Haul (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 1. Much jewellery $33 in cash and a pile durians was the haul of five gang robbers who broke into a Chinese house on Pulau Übin.38 words
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Article1036 1935-06-01 8 INSPECTOR TO BE TRIED ON REDUCED CHARGE SEQUEL TO SHOOTING OF TAMIL AT KAMPONG ARONGAN Alor Gajah, May 30 Mr. E. E. H. Beck, Chief Police Officer, Malacca, was acqc on the charge of abetting the offence of committing culpable b iicide not amounting to murder1,036 words
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Article238 1935-06-01 8 No Reason For Woman's i Suicide I A verdict! cf suicide by taking < soda was returned by Che Me.arof. sit ing as Coroner at Kuala Lumpur, at t elusion of an inquiry into the dea i female Chinese, Herg Wee Tee. The cause of death w'as238 words
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Advertisement586 1935-06-01 8 j BE YOUR OWN HAIRDRESSER l| THE VENIDA WAY. SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! i ra i SHAMPOO LjSl li ECKfI WITHOUT I BiwmKN 1 ji; SOAP! L Oil is as necessary to the hair and scalp as food is to the Jj body. All soap shampoos rob hair and scalp586 words
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Advertisement91 1935-06-01 8 YARDLEY LAVENDER TALC I t > Wherever well-informed people congregate, for business or for pleasure, Yardley Lavender Talc is in demand. After the bath, after shav-j ing, after strenuous sports j its cooling softness banishes i irritation and leaves the skin smooth and refreshed. Lavender Talc available in three sizes.91 words
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369 1935-06-01 9 NO INTERVENTION BY THIRD PARTY POSSIBLE SOLUTION ON LESS FEROCIOUS LINES London, May 31. Well-informed circles are of opinion that there is no prospect <»• any third party attempting to intervene in the Sino-Japanese di ]>nte in North China. It will only aggravate the situation369 words
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Article98 1935-06-01 9 .—Reuter. Failing Compliance With ‘apanese Demand Shanghai, May 31. s learned reliably that the Japanese nls included the withdrawal of all se troops from the Peiping and in areas but it is not clear whether <wantung army intends enforcing this v case or only if the other.—Reuter. - 98 words
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Article50 1935-06-01 9 For Eastern Telegraph Messengers Fr< m Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 1. Eastern Extension Telegraph Comn.v has adopted shorts, open neck shirts, h puttees and uniform for their messen,s The new uniform is a great improve'nt on the old one which consisted of ln, ic and long trousers.50 words
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Article213 1935-06-01 9 ,—Reuter. Sentenced To Death MRS. RATTENBURY ACQUITTED London, May 31. The Rattenbury trial was concluded today. Storjer was found guilty and sentenced to death. Mrs. Rattenbury’ was acquitted. After less than an hour's deliberation, the jury’ found Mrs. Rattenbury not guilty and Stoner guilty with a recommendation,—Reuter. - 213 words
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Article47 1935-06-01 9 34 Years With Eastern Extension (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 1. The death has taken place of Mr. M. F. Murray, Assistant Divisional Manager, Eastern Extension Telegraph Company. Deceased joined the company 34 years ago and served at several Eastern stations.47 words
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Article41 1935-06-01 9 Three Day Tri-Weekly Service (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 1. The latest Imperial Airways plans are for a four day, tri-weekly service. The K.L.M., it was disclosed today, hope ultimately to have a three day tri-weekly service.41 words
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Article68 1935-06-01 9 Chalmers Findley (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 31. The wedding took place at St. Andrews’ Cathedral today, the Rev. Alan H. Pringle officiating, of Mr. James Chalmers of Rembau to Miss Catherine, the youngest daughter of Professor and Mrs. Fyfe Findley of Aberdeen. The bride was68 words
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Article121 1935-06-01 9 Salary Cut Restored ELECTRIC AND CONSERVANCY CHARGES REDUCED (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 1. At the suggestion of Mr. John Laycock at yesterday’s meeting, the Municipal Commissioners decided to restore the remainder of the salary cut on Municipal employees, also to reduce the charge of domestic121 words
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Article246 1935-06-01 9 Death Not Due To Stab Wound An inquiry in the death of a male Chinese leper, Chang Yeng. at the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement was held on Wednesday afternoon. Six days before he died deceased was alleged to have been stabbed by another patient in the settlement246 words
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Article209 1935-06-01 9 Man's Objections Lead To Court Case The case in which a w’ell-dressed Chinese. Cheah Ah Yin. was charged with' having on May 30 at 12.30 a.m., entered and remained in the house of Chin Ah Sing, with intent to intimidate and annoy the latter ended happily in209 words
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Article126 1935-06-01 9 Popular Singapore Figure CAME FROM CEYLON IN 1882 (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 1. The death has taken place of Mr. C. M. van Cuylenberg, one of the oldest residents of Singapore. He was apprenticed to the Public Works, Ceylon, and came to126 words
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Article425 1935-06-01 9 "FELT TICKLISH" LOST CONTROL Fatal Seremban Accident MOTOR CYCLIST AND PILLION RIDER As a sequel to the fatal motor cycle accident which occurred at Paul Street on the night of May 2, involving the death of an 18-year-cld pillion rider, named Cumarasamy, the rider of the machine, C. Raja- retnam.425 words
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Article65 1935-06-01 9 By HARRY LAMMERTS HIS SOLOISTS At The E. O. HOTEL Sunday, 2nd June, 1935. 9.15 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. PROGRAMME 1. Orpheus in the Underworld —Overture —Offenbach 2. Dream Ideals—Waltz—Fucick 3. Four Spanish Pictures- Spanish Suite Luzatti 4. Faust—Opera-Selection —Gounod 5. Waltz Dream —Operetta—Straus. 6. L’Oasis —Accordeon Solo—Peguri65 words
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Advertisement120 1935-06-01 9 yAYAW/AV.W.WAV.Wi'.V. A THE .HAPPY BABY Mr TRUFOOD 3®. BABY p 1 MA I He looks better. Sleeps oetter. No one would think he hasn’t been breast-fed but then TRUFOOD means true-feeding—with all the advantages of NATURAL nourishment Trufood never fails. HUMANISED SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA 3 THE DISPENSARY (1929) LTD.,120 words
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Article3598 1935-06-01 10 EIGHT YEARS OF AIR MAIL DEVELOPMENT TOBACCO TRUST AND PEPPER CRISIS REVIVAL OF INTEREST IN RUBBER SHARES THE TIN POSITION MALAYAN MOTORIST CRITICISES BRITISH CARS NEW PLAY "A PLANTER IN MALAYA" (From Our Own Correspondent) Lcndon, May 22. SIR WILLIAM PEEL RETIRES Sir William Peel, who3,598 words
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Advertisement52 1935-06-01 10 i Preferred and I praised all over j the world. j CTHPI WHY RE-LINE YOUR a I Vr bearings SO OFTEN It's a waste of money and quite unnecessary For Trouble-free bearing surface i Specify MAGNOLIA BEARING C_. 7 METAL Specifica//y prepared for each and every purpose. ASK UNITED ENGINEERS52 words
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184 1935-06-01 11 ;mbs Like A Cat" girl apprentice, Miss i.ing, daughter of a New ties farmer, in the crew, ship L’ Avenir arrived at FalMay 16, with a cargo of wheat, a ft, il days' voyage from Port Vicclimb like a cat,” Captain N. En said184 words
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Article164 1935-06-01 11 Adelaide's Ambitious Centenary Plan proposes to say it entirely with tt-A r iring its centenary celebrations, •r A city gay with millions of blooms and a floral pageant, on a il, never before attempted in the ‘in isphere, through streets that huge gardens, is the project C(,r164 words
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Article53 1935-06-01 11 ystralian Has Done It n in C, the absence of which from ses scurvy, can now be photographissues after a special staining pro- Ived by Mr. Geoffrey Bourne who 'ng cut researches at the Institute domy at Canberra. vitamin, says Austral News, is now made artificially and53 words
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743 1935-06-01 11 QUADRUPLETS —AND THEY’RE NEARLY 20 FOUR BEAUTIFUL SISTERS WHO RIVAL THE FAMOUS DIONNE "QUINS" FAMILY PRIDE WHAT HAPPENS TO THOSE BIOLOGICAL MIRACLES, QUINTUPLETS AND QUADRUPLETS, WHEN THEY GROW UP? The famous Dionne babies the “Quins” need never worry about money, for a wondering world has subscribed to a fund that743 words
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Article, Illustration90 1935-06-01 11 FOR SUMMER DAYS—A lace and taffeta dress in pastel colouring, with hat and parasol lo match, featured in a lashion parade at British Industries House. THE EARL OF GRAN ARD, representing the King, arriving at St. James’s Church, Spanish-place, for the Marshal Pilsudski requiem services SERENADING THE90 words
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Advertisement128 1935-06-01 11 F r CZEMA IN FORM OF BLOTS Had to Tie Bandages i Legs. Cuticura Healed. aS a sufferer of eczema for many the eruption being on my legs, night 1 bad very little rest from tible eruption. It appeared in the water blisters which discharged .sted, and the irritation became128 words
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Advertisement132 1935-06-01 12 ECZEMA? The soothing, healing power of DD I> I<• 1 tion will amaze and delight you. Itchlll- stops two or three seconds after you apply D o By persevering with D.D.D. Prescription, the germs a jf \A roding impurities ensconced in the deepest layers of the s' V and which132 words
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Miscellaneous395 1935-06-01 12 PACKED AT EVERY SHOW SINCE OPENING i TODAY TOMORROW 3 SHOWS 3 SHOWS TODAY AND TOMORROW 2.45 6.15 930 5-30 THE LONG-AWAITED WARNER BROS. MOST MUSICAL TAMIL TALKIE “T ‘DASAVATHAR’ Kjojß i A With South India's Renowned Stars U INCLUDING RUDY’S 1935 \W K. R. SARAD AM BAL, Late S.395 words
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Miscellaneous440 1935-06-01 12 SEASON STARTS THURSDAY 6TH. JUNE AT 2 THEATRES QUEEN’S AND ROYAL j wjwrrrr THE FAMOUS S 7 <S OF //i "THE LOVE PA ADE" h* ,N the scre£n EVENT OF THE PAST jiajWMM 25 YEARS Ik M-G-M's Grandest And ■■■vnQSußlE Most Glorious Musical Spectacle sJHseSHS TONIGHT! TONIGHT 1 THE GREAT440 words
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Article1164 1935-06-01 13 AIR mails a for Netherlands Indies, Australia Zealand and other places by train re and thence by Singaporejy Air Mail Service will be closed today. A for Siam (Bangkok) by road to A and thence by Imperial Airways sed at 7 a m. tomorrow. or Burma (Rangoon)1,164 words
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Article835 1935-06-01 13 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule Of Principal L)nes The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: IN FORT TODAY M.V. SILVERAY from Singapore. Sails today for Colombo, Port Said, Naples, Halifax, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimre via Suez. M.S. PERU from Singapore. Sails835 words
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Advertisement18 1935-06-01 13 And here's your chance to try. EASTERN BAZAAR PRICES J Are All Fixed And CHEAPEST. Leading Silk Merchants.18 words
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Miscellaneous200 1935-06-01 13 NOTE THE DATE GALA MALAYAN OPENING ON MONDAY 3RD. OPENING AT THE MATINEE AT 2-45 P.M. THE FIRST 6 CHAPTERS gagfex.... OMM n SRI feiga Stite Oe 6-15 TONIGHT 9-30 I MATINEES TODAY TOMORROW S i AT 2-45 P.M. I I T'" iO G toß oH' 1 i K cl>200 words
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1411 1935-06-01 14 SOVIET SCIENTIST'S STORY OF LAND OF SLAVES VLADIMIR. Tatiana and Andrey Tchernavin are the only complete family ever to have escaped from Soviet Russia. They have just become reunited in England. In a modern sunny little flat overlocking, Streatham Common. London, where thev1,411 words
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Article, Illustration121 1935-06-01 14 MR. Bernard SHAW, who »s in Durban, when told of Lawrence’s death, said (reports Reuter), What about Westminster Abbey? H*s country, which refused to give him a small pension, owes him at least a stone.” ARMY’S OLDEST PRIVATE?— Walter Harris, of the 7th Batt. Royal Warwickshire Regiment,121 words
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Advertisement403 1935-06-01 14 .Hl H Wl»—— I Paterson Engineering Co., Ltd., manufacturers OF WATER PURIFICATION PLANT j ITtTR» NMWXIU. ■M M W M f I I muum I W haro w*T«a t SL JSk FILTER INLET \_L K. A? Nmntml valtee FILTER C ntxiN« uo BY-PASS TO WASTE VALVE L/i l.j U OOABULATOR403 words
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Advertisement1794 1935-06-01 15 1 J I d I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE A i \LA*AJ Mill «gffifcLj M AMERICAN MAIL LINE >'*" <*-L I MMULNIINti V" rfaJiL" */v( BLUBFUMMCL LIMB 1 t d'" j ~--*^^^BSwnSroSwE^B. ssels LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. Leave Dim A. >Vr^Z< FLAMPUS Amsterdam, London and Hamburg- Penang London 0 H’burs dasgow1,794 words
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Article475 1935-06-01 16 ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR Church of England Sunday after Ascension. 8.00 a.m. Matins and Litany. PSS XCIII XCVI. Hym—2o7. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 9.30 a.m. Holy Communion —Tamil. 6.00 p.m. Evensong. PS CXLVITI—2BO. PS CL—2Bl. Magnificat—46. Nunc Dimittis —61. Hymns 150 —147 —300- 296. WEDNESDAY 8.00 a.m. Holy475 words
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Article477 1935-06-01 16 KENNEDY COMPANY SHARE MARKET REPORT The week under review has seen Markets affected by the state of affairs in j France and America but in spite of quiet and dull conditions the tone has been firm. The price of 3 months’ Tin in London closes £3 easier £221-15-0 and the477 words
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Article119 1935-06-01 16 TIN YESTERDAY TODAY London (Spot) £229.15.0 £229.5.0 Do. (3 month*) £221.15.0 £221.15.0 Singapore $114.00 $114.50 Business Done P—eng $114.50 Business Done Buyers no sellers OOf*BA* —(Sundried) $4.80 $4.75 BLACK PEPPEB $17.00 $17.00 BUBBEIt London 5%d. s|gd. New York Holiday 12%c.(G) Singapore Spot 19%c. 19%c. July) Sept. 20% c.119 words
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Article352 1935-06-01 16 KENNEDY COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The following are the latest quotation* to MB9BRS. KBNNNDY A CO.’a after» List today.— Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 1.90 2.00 1.90 1.97*4 Chenderiang 8 0 8 6 8,0 8 6 Hitam 50 55 50 55 j Hong352 words
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Article278 1935-06-01 16 A.A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS The following are the otaangee te mn quotation* up to spon todav Yeeterday TodayBuyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 1.90 1.95 1.90 1.95 Hitam 48 50 48 51 Hong Fatt 51 53 50 52% Johan 26 27% 25 27% K. River 1-57% 1.62% 1.57% 1.62%278 words
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Article112 1935-06-01 16 Latest Quotations Friday Thursday Paris 75 13 64 74-‘j New Ycrk 4.95 4.91*4 Montreal 4.95 4.91*2 Brussels 28.88 28.94 Geneva 15.35*2 15.20 Amsterdam 7.34% 7.28 Mil? 3 60 59 7/ g Berlin 12.22% 12.11% Prague 118% 117% Copenhagen Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Stockholm ,19.39% 19.39% Vie*fina 26X4112 words
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Article47 1935-06-01 16 PENANG, JUNE 1 London Bank Demand 2|3 31|32 4m|ts 2|4 I|l6 Private 3 m|to credit 2|4% 8 M Documentary 2|4 7]16 On New York Demand 57 France T.T. 850 Hongkong T.T. 7 prem. Shanghai T.T. 25% dis. India M T T. 154 Bar Silver 33 ft47 words
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Article1087 1935-06-01 16 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST. BA ES I IJI RUBBER (Dollar.) Allenby Rubber Co. ”1 125 Aler Gajah Rubber Estate Amel P o.«*»d Malay EaUtaa 300 320 AyerßrtamPlanting Syndicate 160 Ayer Motek Bobber Co. }O5 Ayer Pana* Rubber Estates 1 62)4 175 I wassett Rubber Co. ~5 Batu Lintang Rubber Co.1,087 words
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Advertisement369 1935-06-01 16 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS POSITION VACANT Wanted. —Competent St< xphey European Commercial Firn r v PPIy, 3tai ing qualifications and term v N 0 c/o Pinang Gazette. TO LET TO LET No. 10, Race Course Fully furnished bungalow. A pp y 10, Race Course Road. I tkphone Nn 132. Particulars of Lot369 words
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Miscellaneous32 1935-06-01 16 WEATHER REPORT 6.00 76 E Noon 82 S TIDE TABLE TODAY HIGH WATER LOW WATER 12.34 a.m 6.40 am. 12.41 p.m 7.40 p.m. TOMORF**’*’ 1.17 a.m 7.24 a.m. 1.19 p.m 8.16 p.m.32 words
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