Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 7 June 1935

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 130. Vol. XCIII. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    MILITARY CORDON PLACED ROUND QUETTA
    285 1 tta and other neighbourhoods.—Rug*'y Radio Service. OVER 4,000 EVACUATED THOUSANDS of refugees absolutely DESTITUTE SALVAGE WORK ON CLAIMS London, June 6. ing’ soul now remains in Quetta round which a military cordi has been placed. Between 4,000 and 5,000 people have iready been evacuated, arrangements
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    QUETTA DEATHROLL ESTIMATED AT 56,000
    69 1 ned the roll of nurses.—Reuter Wire- Quetta, June 6. he deathroll is new estimated at 56,000 ling to official circles here, ithin two hours of the collapse of the the military rescued from the ruins 10,000 persons alive. High tributes ing paid in all quarters
    ;,ned the roll of nurses.—Reuter Wire-  -  69 words
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    CHINESE ART TREASURES
    33 1 i.—Reuter. To Be Exhibited In London Shanghai, June 7. M.S. Suffolk has left for England ying art treasures valued at millions i’ounds sterling for the Chinese Exhibi:i in London.- Reuter.
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    ANGLO-GERMAN TALKS
    21 1 the Admiralty this evening.—Rugby Ra- Service. London, June 6. 'he Anglo-German talks were resumed the Admiralty this evening.—Rugby Ra-
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    NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT
    111 1 —Reuter. M. Laval As Premier Paris, June 7. A new government has been formed as follows: M. Laval—Premier and Foreign Minister. M. Marcel Regnier—Finance. M. Pietri—Marine. Colonel Fabry—War. General Denain—Air. M. Herriot, M. Marin and M. Flandin, ministers without portfolios. TREACHEROUS SEA OF FRENCH POLITICS New Government
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    OUTSTANDING DEBTS
    85 1 transmitted to Germany.—Rugby Radio Service. Third Distribution By Reichsbank Lcndon, June 6. ‘On the recommendation of the German Debts Committee, whose chairman is Lord Plender, the Reichsbank has been asked to proceed with the third distribution in accordance with the provisicns of the Anglo-German payments agreement of November
    transmitted to Germany.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  85 words
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    THE PRINCESS ROYAL
    22 1 —Rugby Radio Service. London, June 6. A bulletin issued today states the Princess Royal continues to make satisfactory progress.
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    SCIENTIFIC DEFENCE
    145 1 it is likely to be established.—Rugby Radio Servce. Against Air Attack RESEARCH < APPROVED Louden, June 6. In the House of Commons today the Prime Minister replying to Mr. Churchill said a committee is considering scientific means of defence against air attack and had held two meetings at
    it is likely to be established.—Rugby Radio Servce.  -  145 words
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    SIR PHILIP GAME
    52 1 —Rugby Radio Service. To Succeed Lord Trenchord London, June 6. Air Marshal Sir Philip Game has been appointed to succeed Lcrd Trenchard at Scotland Yard as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. Sir Philip Game, who is 59, has had a brilliant career in the Army and Royal
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    TELEVISION STATION FOR LONDON
    100 1 sound signals on 7.2 metres. —Rugby Radio Service. At Alexandra Palace HIGH DEFINITION EXPECTED London, June 6. London’s first television station will be situated at Alexandra Palace, North London, 306 feet above sea level on which a 300 feet mast will be erected. The combined height
    sound signals on 7.2 metres.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  100 words
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    CHINESE DRAMA
    125 1 —Reuter. C.B. Cochran To Produce "Western Chambers" London, June 6. Mr. C. B. Cochran has acquired the new “prose poetry” play by Si Hsiung of "Lady Precious Stream” fame called "Western Chambers’’ to be prcduced in the Autumn. The play is adapted from an ancient Chinese drama with
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    APPEALS TO PRIVY COUNCIL
    178 1 Reuter. Important Judgments CANADA AND IRISH FREE STATE i i London, June 6. The Lord Chancellor delivered two very important judgments in the Privy Council the effect of which is that Canada has the right to abolish appeals to the Privy Council on criminal matters and
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    DUTCH POLITICS
    184 1 Dr. Steenberghe Resigns The Hague, June 3. The Minister of Economic Affairs, Dr. M. P. L. Steenberghe, has resigned. The Minister’s sudden resignation is causing considerable sensation in political parlia mentary quarters here. Later. The resignation of the Minister is stated to be due to the fact that
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    THE "BRAHMS MEDAL"
    104 1 Four Foreigners Honoured Hamburg, June 3. The "Brahms medal,” the highest German distinction for the services of music, was awarded to five foreign and four German composers at the international musical festival here on Sunday, when Herr Burge master Krogmann welcomed the members of the "General German
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    THE REGENT OF JOHORE
    325 1 Proclamation At The Dewan MANY ATTEND IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY Johore Bahru, June 5. In consequence of the departure of His Highness the Sultan of Johore to Ceyloa to meet the Sultanah, H. H. Tungku Makhota was installed this morning at tho Dewan as Regent of Johore as
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    FREE STATE'S JUBILEE GIFT
    66 1 to the Free State nurses’ centre.—Reuter Wireless. London, June 4. The Irish silver dish and rings purchase d by 36,000 persons in the Irish Free State was presented today to the King as a Jubilee gift. The King, expressing his sincere thanks, voiced his wish that
    to the Free State nurses’ centre.—Reuter Wireless.  -  66 words
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    NORTH CHINA INCIDENT
    40 1 —Reuter. Regarded As Virtually Closed Nanking, June 6 The North China incident is regarded aa virtually closed with the transfer of General Yu Hsueh-chung to the post of Commissioner of the frontier defence Kansu, Szechuen and Shensi.-
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    Stage And Screen
    2596 3 COMEDY OF THE RIVIERA MR. ASHLEY DUKES' ADAPTATION BRITISH WARSHIPS IN DRAMATIC PICTURE FILM OF THE HEBRIDES (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 25. CASINO COMEDY ROULETTE,” the new play produced this week at the Duke of York's Theatre, is an adaptation tain Harry Graham from the
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      162 3 1 I» Good health I isn’t luck BaĔlllt °lf you don’t feel ‘up to the scratch —if the hot weather has ot you down,’ it’s probably nobody’s fault but your own. Listen to the old-timer. He’ll i f\ o a untouchtd te N ou w^at to —ENO keeps hy hand
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    Langton Likely To Get Many Wickets This Season
    1004 4 LONDONERS have had their first view of the South Africans, though the unseasonable weather spoiled their furl enjoyment of the match with Surrey after the first day. The tourists left a very good impression. They showed excellent ba’ting and bowling. but I
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    441 4 T.S.S.U. Beat H.A.F.C. The Second Division league match between the Tong Sean Schocl Union and the H.A.F.C. played yesterday on the Dato Kramat ground, resulted in a victory for the former by two clear goals Although beaten the H. A. F. C. had as much cf the
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    SOCCER ON THE ESPLANADE
    117 4 P.R.C. ”A" Draws With E.S.C. "A" In a friendly game of soccer, yesterday on the Esplanade, the P. R. C. “A” drew with a second string cf the Eastern Smelting Club, each side failing to score. I The P. R. C. “A” had the better of
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    41 4 Police Given Walk-over By Cha revolts The Police Sporting Club were given a walk-over by the Charevatts XI in their Second Division League fixture when the latter team failed to turn up on the Patani Road ground yesterday.
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    AMERICAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    115 4 —Reuter. Little Known Player Leading Oakmont, Pittsburgh, June 7. A little known player, Alvin Krueger I of Wisconsin, leads the field in the first I round of the American Open Golf i Championship with a score of 71 for a par 72 course. Rcnald Mackenzie (Washington) is
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    Southend Regatta
    99 4 petitor and was awarded the race. —Rugby Radio Service. “Endeavour" Dismasted RACE WON BY "YANKEE" London, June 6. Mr. Sopwi h’s famous yacht "Endeavour” was dismasted and “Astra had a steward washed overboard and drowned during the race for the “J” class yachts at the Southend regatta today,
    petitor and was awarded the race.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  99 words
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    JUNIOR INTER-TEAM BADMINTON
    211 4 Deciding Set To Be Played Today The Junior Inter-Team Badminton fixture between The Hu Yew Seah and the Anglo-Chinese School Union is turning out to be a close affair. The Hu Yew Seah had been leading by two doubles to one, but yesterday the Anglo-Chinese School wen
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    BADMINTON
    133 4 Triangular Tournament At Ipoh The following players will represent Penang in the Triangular Tournament in Ipoh on Sunday the 10th. and Monday the 11th. Men:—Tan Boon Piew, Tung Ghim Huat, Liew Ah Foo, Lim San Hai, Lim Yong Fong, Tan Choon Kooi, Chee Phui Kwai, Goh Thye San. Khco
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    YORKSHIRE'S INNINGS VICTORY
    39 4 —Reuter. Sutcliffe Scores Century London, June 6. Yorkshire beat Hampshire by an innings and 135 runs. Hampshire 63 (Verity 7 for 31) and 117 (Verity 7 for 47). Yorkshire 315 for 5 wickets, declared (Sutcliffe 100).-
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    H.H. THE AGA KHAN
    60 4 —Rugby Radio Service. Guest Of The King At Dinner London, June 6. The Aga Khan, whose horse Bahram won ‘he Derby yesterday, was, together with 58 other members cf the Jockey Club, the guest of the King al dinner at Buckingham Palace last night. ’Hie table
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    The Coronation Cup
    88 4 present Government. —Rugby Radio Service. Won By Windsor Lad EASTON AND CAYMANAS PLACED London, June 6. The King today went to Epsom when he saw the Coronation Cup won by Mr. BenWindsor Lad from Lord Wooiavington’s Easton with Mrs. Ewing’s Caymanas third. His Majesty will rot see
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    PERAK TURF CLUB JULY MEETING
    73 4 Entries For Summer Cup .s'l-1 *<« 3 J The following are the entries for the Perak Turf Club Summer Cup to be rim on July 6, Distance I*4 miles, at Ipoh. NAHGOO KUALA LADDIE FIVE DOLLARS LEDGER LINE LUSTY FED UP KALILI OOLONG TAVERNER SINGING
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    NARA-CHOO FIGHT
    82 4 (BY “SECONDS OUT’) I understand that a fight has been fixed between Boy Nara and Fighting Choo and subject to the approval of the Boxing Board of Control will be staged at Wembley Park on Sunday, June 21. Tf it is approved it will be the fifth meeting
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    The Oaks
    80 4 Reuter. Probable Starters With Jockeys JOHNSTONE TC RiDE MESA London, tune 6 The following are the probal f or Oaks, distance one mile, to be t a Epsom tomorrow Buchanite Merry Maid ‘•eston Corrida Elliott Irish Lassie II Sirett Coronal Per- man Fox Lair Steve D i. :hue
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    SELANGOR LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    206 4 Ee Kong And Cheong Enter Doubles Final (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. June 6. Splendid play was witnessed this evening in the two Men’s Double s?mi-finals of the Selangor Lawn Tennis Championship Meeting. Ong Ee Kong and T. W. Cheong defeated G. O. Hovil and
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    Sport in Scotland
    1367 5 FEATURES OF CRICKET MATCHES SCOTS FOOTBALLERS IN AMERICA J. C. STOTHARD'S U.A.M. RECORD (From Our Own Correspondent) t London. May 25. NUMEROUS CRICKET DRAWS There was a considerable number of ■.raws in Scottish cricket on May 18. Des- ite the sap in the ground, bowlers had not
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    Lawn Tennis
    818 5 C. E. Malfroy’s Double At Cirencester MRS. WHITLEY A CHAMPION AT TWO GAMES Cirencester, May 25. The open tournament at Cirencester I (Concluded this evening. During the day the ball required to be closely watched in the wind, as it was often carried out of direction. C. E.
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    Women’s Golf
    1122 5 Championship Slaughter HOLDER BEATEN BY MISS PARK What a day of excitement was at Newcastle, Co. Down, while the field in the British Women’s Golf Championship was being whittled down to eight. Everybody knew it wou d be so. Free Staters bore with the formalities of the frontier
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    MRS. PITTMAN BEATS CZECH TENNIS STAR
    500 5 Of the four singles finalists in th© West Kensington Club tournament on May 13 only one was English. She was Mrs. J. B. Pittman, who beat Miss E. Cepkova, ranked No. 3 in Czechoslovakia, by 6—3, 6 —B, 6 —3. Mrs. Pittman is one
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    SENSATIONAL ATTACK ON MR. LLOYD GEORGE
    953 6 War Memoirs Of A Famous Admiral By His Widow THE MAN WHO SIGNED THE ARMISTICE MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S FURY' I < BOOK published on May 27 will cause a sensation. It is a biography of Lord Wester Wefnvss. who was hirst Sea Lord of
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    DOCTOR SUED BY HIS WIFE
    721 6 Alleged £3.678 Loans MONEY FOR STUDIES AND PRACTICE A wife's claim for £3,678 which she said she lent to her husband, a doctor, was before Mr. Justice Branson in the King’s Bench Division on May 28. The plaintiff was Mrs. Beatrice Mary Martin, of Southeys,
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    MRS. FREDERICK DELIUS
    410 6 Devoted Wife Of Blind Composer CONSTANT COMPANION IN SICKNESS Mrs, Delius died in London on May 28. She had sacrificed her life out of devotion to the memory of her husband. Frederick Delius, the composer. Before he died last June DeliuS had expressed a wish to be
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    FLOODLIGHTS OF LON DON
    11 6 SHOW THE HIDDEN BEAUTIES OF ST. PALI
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    8,000 RECRUITS FOR R.A.F.
    371 6 2,200 Apply To Become Pilots 650 CANDIDATES AN HOUR Nearly 8,000 men have made application to join the Royal Air Force since the Secretary fcr Air, the Marquess of Londonderry, made his appeal for recruits on May 23. At the Air Ministery, where applicants for short-service
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    DISPUTE OVER MINING AGREEMENT
    260 7 Meaning Of Technical Terms MR. J.A. CLARKE GIVES EXPERT EVIDENCE From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 7. ir. J.A. Clarke of Evatt and Co., apore, giving evidence in th e suit of Corbett against the Ipoh Tin DredCo., was questioned regarding techterms used in connection with
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    FOUR APPEALS IN JOHORE
    533 7 An Eighf-Year Sentence Halved Johore Bahru. June 4. ting Chief Justice, S.S. the Hon. Justice W. Burton, with Mr. Justice a Terrell presided at the Johore Appeal this morning when four wt re disposed of in less than 45 The appeals were against the it s
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    PENANG FLYING CLUB
    424 7 May Report FREQUENT CROSSCOUNTRY FLIGHTS Hrs. Mins. Dual Instruction 60 50 8010 47 45 Passenger Flights, Joy-Rides, etc 18 10 Cross Country 25 00 Tests i 10 Total 152 55 As with previous months, frequent crosscountry flights were undertaken, namely to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Gopeng (for Ipoh),
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    CYCLIST MOBBED
    123 7 For Knocking Down Boy For knocking down a small boy near the junction of Transfer Road and Sri Bahari Road yesterday a Chinese cyclist was set upon by the boy’s relatives as e result of which he sustained injuries on the face and head. It appears that the
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    CHINESE TEMPLE RAIDED
    437 7 Used As Common Gaming House GAMBLERS FINED BY MAGISTRATE Following a raid by detectives on the Chinese Temple at Bukit Gambiar yesterday morning, eight persons were produced before the magistrate (Mr. J. P. Biddulph) in the police court today. The first six accused, Lee Boon Tor, Theam
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION FOUNDER'S DAY
    110 7 Governor's Address BUILDING INADEQUATE AND INCONVENIENT (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 7. Speaking at the celebration of the Founder’s Day of Raffles Institution, His Excellency the Governor said that the building was inadequate and inconvenient. He proposed a new budding for Raffles Institution before his
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    SCHOOLGIRL ACCUSES MISTRESS
    204 7 Story Of Beating With Badminton Racquet ALLEGED SUICIDE** ATTEMPT SEQUEL A strange story is tcld by a fifteen-year old Tamil schoolgirl of the circumstances leading to her removal to hospital in Kuala Lumpur, where she is now suffering from the effects, it is alleged, cf drinking lysol,
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    BEACH STREET ACCIDENT
    101 7 Car Collides With Rickshaw There was an accident near ‘.he junction of Beach Street and Bishcp Street at about 11 o’clock this morning when a rickshaw collided with a mo.or car. It appears that the rickshew was being pulled along Beach Street towards the Clock Tower when
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    TO SHOW CAUSE
    82 7 Order Issued On A I Singapore Solicitor On the motion of Dr. C.H. Withers Payne, the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Burton, issued an order on a Singapore solicitor to show cause. I Dr. Withers Payne said that the motion was under section 31 of the Solicit»»®’
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      604 8 T 6°is’ G 9 H 3o 2 Theatres AND ACCLAIMED BY PACKED HOUSES AS THE SCREEN'S GRANDEST MUSICAL OwL SPECTACLE TO DATE WT THE WORLD FAMOUS "LOVE PARADE" COMBINATION <|S' Maurice Chevalier Jeanette MacDonald i IN THE ERNST LUBITSCH PRODUCTION i j, J “THE MERRY WIDOW” WITH T EDWARD EVERETT
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    Viscount Byng Of Vimy
    943 9 Dies Following Operation A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR-GENERAL i I I London, June 6. I The death occurred today of 1 Lord Byng after an operation. 1 Reuter. j Julian Hedworth George Byng, general, 5 Dominion governor and police chief was 1 born in Sept. 1862, his father
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    TRAFFIC CENSUS
    192 9 Rugby Radio Service. 10.000 Enumerators To Be Engaged London, June 6 The greatest traffic census ever taken in Britain will be carried out during the second week in August by the Transport Ministry in collaboration with the highway authorities. At many points there will be a 24 hour
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    "THE MERRY WIDOW"
    153 9 Draws Full Houses At Queen's Royal Ernst Lubitsch’s screen rendering of Franz Lehar’s famous operetta, "The Merry Widow,” hailed as one of the film masterpieces of the year, w*as introduced at yesterday's change at the Queen’s and Roya’ to full hous s. With Jeanette MacDonald and Maurice
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    THE NEXT PREMIER
    994 10 Parliament adjourns today for the Whitsuntide recess, and although no official intimation has yet been given, it has been understood for some time in political circles that when the House of Commons reassembles on 17th June, Mr. Ramsay Macdonald will have retired from office as Premier and
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    BY THE WAY
    872 10 AMERICAN JUBILEE NUMBER We have received a copy of the, Jubilee Number published by the' Christian Science Monitor. It is yet! another tribute to the world wide! popularity of our King and Queen that an American publication should issue al6 page Jubilee Section. In an article written
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    TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC
    106 10 Lim Kean Hock Awcrded Local Exhibition I The “Pinang Gazette” is officially ed that for the 1934 Trinity Colb rf Music Examination held recently ang, Master Lim Kean Hock th» Mr. Lim Cheng Ean, has been awar! Local Exhibition for the Straits Si t* and China
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    FOUND DEAD
    40 10 Who Wos Wante On A Warrant Malacca, Wednt sd Startling developments are expe< the result of a Malay being found d< Danjing with his throat cut. It is stated that the man was want Kelantan on a warrant.
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    JUDGMENT IN R.J. FARRER-STRAITS ECHO LIBEL CASE
    3412 11 $350 DAMAGES AND COSTS ON THE SUPREME COURT LOWER SCALE ACTION RIGHTLY BROUGHT IN HIGH COURT In the Supreme Court this morning Mr. Justice Whitley iwarded $350 damages in the-suit brought by Mr. R. J. Farrer, of Kelantan, formerly President, Singapore Municipal Commissioners,
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    THEFT CONVICTION QUASHED
    779 12 Appeal Allowed EVIDENCE WAS NOT CONSISTENT Mr. Justice R. C. Cussen, in the Criminal Court of Appeal, Selangor, allowed the appeal of an ex-police constable, Neka Singh, against his conviction and sentence to a fine of $5O or, in default, one month’s rigorous imprisonment, by the Raub
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    CRIMINAL APPEALS IN SINGAPORE
    495 12 Charge Against Four Women Singapore, June 5. Before Mr. Justice Burton, the Acting Chief Justice, in the Supreme Court, today, two appeals from the decision of magistrates were disposed of. Mr. N.A. Worley, the D.P.P., appealed I against the acquittal of three Chinese I women and
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    ENGINE DERAILED
    88 12 F.M.S.R. Driver’s Presence Of Mind i The watchfulness of the driver prevented serious mishap to the 6.45 morning train from Lipis to Gemas yesterday, when the engine and bogey were derailed at the 45th miles, near Kriang. The driver noticed ballast flames and applied his brakes, and on
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      207 12 Can you clean the BACKS OF YOUR TEETH? toothbrushes 'r with long heads never Fit the \<n inside curve of your teeth—just where decay is most likely to start, in corners out of sight. Tek can and docs fit this curve —gets its seven rows cf the finest bristles into
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    CHINESE TOWKAY KILLED
    160 13 Johore Lorry Crash TAMIL CYCLIST ALSO DEAD Police Court Charge TWO DRIVERS ALLOWED BAIL A terrible motor accident, resulting in the death of a Chinese towkay and a Tamil cyclist, occurred at the 21 3 4 mile on the Johcre Bahru —Batu Pahat Road on Monday. Two
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    CHIEF STEWARD'S DEATH
    446 13 Verdict Singapore, June 5. At the corclusion of an inquiry to-day into the dea‘h of Mr. William Vaughn. the chief steward on board the Blue Funnel liner. Agapenor. who met his death as a result cf a fall into a drain in Kampong, Bahru Road cn the
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    484 13 SOCIAL PERSONAL Major and Mrs Evelyn-Smith left for Japan on May 31 and will be away until 'July 23. Mr. W.J.D. Trengove on Wednesday left Bungsar H' spital, where he had been for a week, suffering from malaria. i The Rev. Basil Thomas, H.E. the Governor's brother, is convalescing after
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    KEDAH NEWS
    191 13 Changes In Estate Staff (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, June 6. Mr. C.M. Tuke, Manager of Jabi Estate, North Kedah, who had been to England, has returned to Kedah last Saturday and has taken over management of the same Estate from this week. Mr. L. R. S.
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      427 13 Sherry and some reasons why you should drink it. 1. SHERRY is the most economical of all wines, as a bottle once opened does not deteriorate. 2. SHERRY is the most tonic of all wines. < 3. THERE is no better appetiser than a glass of pale Sherry. 4. SHERRY
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      75 13 Columbia Grafonolas THREE MODELS OF THIS BRITISH PORTABLE, WORLD RENOWNED FOR THEIR SUPERB TONE COMBINED WITH 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. I I SOLE DISTRIBUTORS ROBINSON PIANO CO.. PENANG. J SINGAPORE COLD
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    PALARIT TIN LIMITED
    532 14 Eleventh Annual General Meeting REDUCED PROFIT EXPLAINED The eleven h annual general meeting of the company was held at the offices of Messrs. Sime, Darby Co.. Ltd., Penang, on June 4, 1935. In proposing the adoption of the directors' report and accounts for the year ended 28th
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    111 14 YESTERDAY TODAY Dondon (Spot) £225-17-6 £223-10-0 Do. (3 month.) £222-10-0 £219-10-0 $114.50 $112.00 Business Done Pwan< $114.50 $112.75 Business Done O( r 25 ton3 Buyers no sellers 1 COPRA-— (Sundrted) S4 7 London 6d. 6d. New York 12/ 8 c(G) Singapore Spot 20 %c. 20Uc. -TulylSept 21 M
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    286 14 KENNEDY COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The following are the latest quotation* n MESSRS. KENNEDY A CO-’S sMm* List today.— Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 1.90 1.97% 1.92% 1-97% Hitam 50 55 50 55 Hong Fatt 47% 52% 47% 52% K. Kamunting 5|6 610
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    UNITED TRADERS. LIMITED
    131 14 The following are th® latest quotation for today Buyer* FIN Ampc.t Tins 4 3 4 9 Ayer Wengs 1.90 1.95 Chenderiangs 8 0 8 9 Hong Fatt 50 52 Hongkongs 12 0 12 6 Johan 24 26 Kamuntings 12 0 12 9 K. Kampars 9 6 10
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    A.A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    256 14 A.A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS Tbe following am the otonaya W «as {notations up to noon tod>” Yesterday Txlay Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller* TIN Ayer Weng 1.90 1.95 1.90 1.95 Hitam 49 51 49 51 Hong Fatt 50 52% 50 52% Lukut 95 1.00 1.00 1.05 Nawng Pet 70 75 72%
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    200 14 Latest Quotations Thursday Wednesday Par is 75 11 64 <5 11 64 New York 4.95% 4.95% Montreal 4.95% 4.94% Brussels 29.17 29.13 Geneva 15.20 15.18*2 Amsterdam 7.33 7.32*2 Milan 5960 Berlin 12.24 12.20 Prague 118% Copenhagen Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Stockholm 19.39% 19.39% Vienna 26% 26% Helsingfors
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    EXCHANGE
    56 14 PENANG, JUNE 7 London Bank Demand 2 3 3 4m|ts 2 4 Private 3 m|ta credit 2 < 3 Documentary 2|4 On New York Demand France T.T. Hongkong T.T. 3 pr<’iu. Shanghai T.T. <!**■ India T.T. Bar Silver The output of Tongkah Harbour I Dredging Co., N. L. for
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      490 14 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 1 NOTICE Messrs. Pritchard Co., Ltd., bag* to announce that for the convenience of customers their Provision will be open on Whit Monday 10th. instant from 8.30 a m. until 10 a.m. S.s. PEMBROKESHIRE Voyage 32. (Outward) ARRIVED ON 3-6-35. Consignees of cargo per the above vessel from
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      86 14 ilhiiHtiiiiMiu Mini *****11*1 R *1 »I ARAJ fa I i I SHANGHAI LACE CO., II 11 27, Bishop Street, Penang. I Opening Sale NOW i ON FOR A SHORT TIME DEALER Y I OF I EMBROIDERIES, NAPERIES, LINGERIES, ARTS NOVELTIES, ETC., ETC. LARGER SELECTION. LOWER PRICE. I I I i
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      38 14 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind Rainfall 6.00 78 NE Noon 82 S TIDE TABLE TODAY HIGH WATER LOW WATER 4.14 a.m 10.12 a.m. 3 43 p.m 10.55 p.m. TOMORRoy 4.52 a.m 10.47 a.m. 4 13 p.m 11.41 p. m
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    UNITED PATANI (MALAYA) RUBBER ESTATES
    1818 15 3SITION MATERIALLY STRENGTHENED SATISFACTORY RESULTS R. E. D. HE WAN ON THE OUTLOOK fifteenth annual general meeting of nited Patani (Malaya) Rubber EsLtd., was held on May 28 at the re<l office of the company, 149, nhall-street, E.C., Mr. E.D. Hewan ■man of the company)
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    BOBADAH DEVELOPMENT N.L.
    260 15 Fortnightly Report The following is the report of Bobadah Development N. L. for the fortnight ended Saturday May 18: The work fcr the fortnight comprises the emptying of No. 6 Pass which apparently was previously used as an air pass generally. This establishes a general exit for
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      285 15 Pears SOAP FREE GIFT PEARS' DESK COMPANION is an invaluaNe help to adults and children and yet this is given away absolutely FREE OF CHARGE with the soap which bears a reputation second to none. u ASK YOUR DEALER FOR FULL PARTICULARS. SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA: HENRY WAUGH CO., LTD.
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      1800 16 J 4"l DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE k t JJ MAIL LINE "S > I l RMI Z3~ itayHgtar-— 1 t? l. BLUB PUMMEL LIMB fe(O|) I ■■■wMW- qriifefe■ Vessels LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. Leave Due J3g a^B M SBSi£?St- London '-=>r C. MELAMPI S Amsterdam, London and Hamburg June 8 July
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    508 17 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES hedule Of Principal Lines .q.nv’ng is a list of vessels arriving fr >m Penang during the week: IN PORT TODAY c 'TSANG from Calcutta. Sails ay for Singapore, Hongkong, Osaka and Moji. s ’YMAER VAN TAVIST from Bela,n 1 eli, Asahan and Parieh (LaboeHilik). Sails today for
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    B.B.C. EMPIRE BROADCASTING SERVICE
    125 17 The 8.8. C. announces that in view of the success achieved by the Empire Service it has been decided to extend the station at Daventry by the addition of two shortwave transmitters, which will be of higher power than the two now in use. There will
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    GREATER TELEPHONE RANGE
    264 17 New Facilities For Malaya On and from June 17 next, the range of i ccmmunication by Radio Telephone from Malaya will be extended to include North Sumatra (Telephone Exchanges served via Medan) and Macassar (Isle of Celebes). I For these services the Kuala Lumpur—i Bandoeng Radio Link
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    757 17 AIR MAILS A mail for Netherlands Indies, Austrar lia, New Zealand and other places by train ito Singapore end thence by SingaporeAus ralia Air Mail Service will be cDoeed 1 at 7 p.m. tomorrow. A mail for Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda and Zanzibar by Train to Singapore and
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      536 17 Wireless Programmes 8.8. C. The following are the wavelengths, two >f which will be used simultaneously GSG 10.86 metres •ad GSF 19.82 metres OSF 19.82 metres throughout and GBG l&M metre» untfl 11.06 pjn. Local Tim» GBE 35.20 metres after 11.05 p.m. Local Time GSD 35.58 metres and GSC 31.80
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      596 17 Merryl and F.eynders). Gerald Kassen: Laughing Cavelier (Sander-< derson), Forward, Oh! Forward j (Russian Gipsy Song) (arr. O.?car V. Riesemann), Sorg of the Open (Frank La Fcrge). Orchestra: Fantasy Ballet (Pares, arr. Popy), A Legend of Erin (Johnson), Sleigh Rise (Suite, Norwegian Scenes) (Matt). Gerald Kassen: Ora way. Awake, Beloved
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      512 17 A. M. ±2.10 —The Broadhurst Septet. Rispah Goodocre (Contralto). Rispah Goodacre: The Splendour of the Morn (Sanderson). Septet: Spring Song (Grieg, arr. Lauretta Williams), Fair Scene; Waltz (Faust) (Gounod, arr. Roy Douglas). 6.20 Big Ben. “Morning, Noon, and Night.” The B. B. C. Empire Orchestra; led by Guy Deines; conducted
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      218 17 and My rambling days are over Dwight Butcher. C.2s6l—“Music in the air” Selection New Mayfair Orchestra. B. —A little love, e, little kiss, and Traumerei—Terence Casey. C. —“Twenty Million Sweethearts” Selection—New Mayfair Orchestra arjd “Evergreen” Selection. 8.6530 —Foxtrots, Soon and Ole Faithful Jack Jackson and his Orchestra. BD.IO4 —Foxtrots, Here
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    CHINESE MINE OWNER FINED
    254 18 Tampere: With Electric Meter ACTION TAKEN BY PERAK HYDRO. Before Inch'- Osman, the Second Magistrate. Ipoh. Chen Moy, the proprie’or of Toong Lee Mine and an employee, one Ah Row, were charged on Tuesday as follows. “Chen Moy with dishonestly consuming electrical energy at Toong Lee
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    DIAMOND JUBILEE OF THE GAIKWAR OF BARODA
    216 18 Ruler's Encouragement Of Social Reform The diamond jubilee cf the Gaikwar of Barod was celebrated on May 27 by the subjects of his State and by many friends and admirers in India and England and. indeed, throughout the world. The Maharajah’s wide culture,
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    WEDDING THAT WAS STOPPED IN CHURCH
    156 18 Girl A'warded £lOO Miss Eva Mary’ Horton, the 22-year-old Mansfield girl who figured in a cancelled j wedding scene at Hendon in March, was at i Nottingham Sheriff’s Court on May 28 awarded £lOO damages against Leslie Francis Kitching, of Sturgess-avenue, Hendon, N. W.,
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    STOLEN GOODS PLEDGED BY THIEF
    314 18 MUST BE RETURNED TO! ORIGINAL OWNER I The position of pawnbrokers with regard to stolen articles pledged by a thief formed the subject of an application made by Mr. D. K. Walters before Mr. Norman Grice, the Singapore. Second Magistrate, on Tuesday.. As the law’
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    SINGAPORE FIFTH COURT OPENS
    163 18 Mr. E. E. Colman Emerges From Retirement Singapore, June 5 Mr. E. E. Colman has emerged from his retirement from the Malayan Civil Service to officiate once again in a judicial capacity. Yesterday he presided for the first time over the newly-constituted Fifth Police Magistrate’s Court.
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    ALLEGED HOUSEBREAKING
    104 18 Accused Remanded In Custody A Tamil named Irusapan w-as produced before the magistrate (Mr. J. P. Biddulph) in the police court yesterday, charged with housebreaking between sunset and sunrise on June 4 by entering into a buildlpg used as a human dwelling, namely the New Carltcn Restaurant, and
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    GIRL SHOT BY 6 YEAR-OLD BOY
    173 18 Perak Kampong Tragedy CORONER'S FINDING AT SUNGEI SIPUT A verdict of accidental death was returned by the Coroner, Che Othman, on a Malay girl of about 8 years of age, allegedly shot wi*h her father’s gun by her younger brother, w’hose age was given
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    WITCH DOCTORS' "CURE"
    89 18 Drum-Beating Leads To Man-Slaughter Charge Two self-styled Chinese doctors from the interior who tried to "exorcize the devil’ from a Shanghai woman who was seriously ill, are awaiting trial on a charge of manslaughter. They sought to cure her by means of incantations and the beating of
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    UNAUTHORISED PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
    100 18 Exhibits With Government Analyst A fortnight's postponement was granted in the case in which a b.arded Shanghai Chinese named Mou Chee Tan stands charged that he, on May 28 at No. <3, Campbell Street, not being registered under ordinance 99 cr exempted from registration under Section
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    EVEREST "SURVIVORS"
    102 18 Preparing For New Attack On Mountain The work of reconnoitering in preparation for the new attack on Mount Everest may occuply the whole summer. Mr. E. E. Shipten, leader of the expedition survey party, to’d Reuter this when he arrived at Bomb?y, accempanied by Dr. Charles Warren, Mr.
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    MEDALS FOR JAPANESE SEAMEN
    87 18 The King has awarded silver medals for gallantry in saving life at sea (foreign services) to nineteen members of the Japanese salvage steamer Yusho Maru, in recognition of their gallantry in taking off the skeleton crew of the Chusan, cf London, which stranded cn Cuter Island,
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      463 18 II babies thrive on "LACTOGEN". jr if iiW < g doctors. Nurses. Heads of Infant ||i Welfare Centres, and other Health Authorities say j-~ “PUT BABY OX LACTOGEN” because Lactogen-fed babies grow sturdy, 4 strong, vigorous, healthy and happy with firm flesh, dense bone, good teeth, steady nerves and splendid
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    A VISIT TO JAPAN
    1506 19 talks with political leaders ADMIRATION FOR BRITAIN w o compare small things with great, I made my visit to Tokio in much s ’.me spirit that animated Mr. \nthony Eden on his visits to i* >.ls. I happen to be the only cas had close personal
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE'S BIRTHDAY
    306 19 Celebration Proposals i 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF CORONATION Johore Bahru, June 3. In connection with the forthcoming 62nd birthday of His Highness the Sultan of Johore and the 40th anniversary of his reign a meeting was held recently at the office of the Mentri Besar, Johore Bahru.
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    ILLICIT LIQUOR
    296 19 Perak Customs Drive Against Distillers Mr. Kandiah, Special Grade Customs Officer, on Tuesday morning brought up before Mr. G. F. Staynes, the First Magistrate, several cases of possession of illicit liquor and asked His Worship to take a serious view of the offences, as they had reason to
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    CHANDU PROSECUTION
    74 19 Charged at the instance of Mr. G. J. G. Pitt, assistant superintendent of excise, a Cantonese named Loh Lam appeared before Mr. J. P. Biddulph in the police ccurt yesterday for selling chandu in No. 19, Malay Street on June 5, when not being a person appointed by
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      488 19 surface IF IS WEALTH jb iLii I git i y The g Teatest enemy of property 1* 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. y l There
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE.
    181 20 THEIR MAJESTIES AT JUBILEE BALL. —The brilliant spectacle at the Guildhall during the ball and reception given by the Lord Mayor and Corporation of the City of London to celebrate the Silver Jubilee. Sir Stephen Killik the Lord Mayor, is standing between the King and
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