Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 June 1935

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 147. Vol. XCIII. FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    Mr-Winston Churchill Advocates National Defence Loan
    187 1 —Reuter. TO PULL UP GREAT BRITAIN To Her Proper Position GREAT CHANGE IN > OPINION London, June 28. A national defence loan us to pull up to our proper position in the world and put ourselves abreast of our great responsibilities’* was advocated by
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    SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST APPEAL
    2157 1 CRITICISM AND DEFENCE OF WRIT CLAIM THAT POWERS WERE EXCEEDED Singapore, Wednesday. Hhe hearing of the appeal of the Singapore Improvement 1 rust against the finding of the Chief Justice. Sir Walter Huggard, granting a writ of prohibition preventing them from appearing before the Governor in
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED
    40 1 Singapore Improvement Trust Appeal (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 28. The Singapore Improvement Trust appeal was concluded after Mr. Mundell had made a brief reply to certain parts of Mr. Braddell’s reply and Their Lordships reserved judgment.
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    ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT
    202 1 Rugby Radio Service. German Quota Increase ONLY IN CASE OF ABNORMAL CONSTRUCTION BY POWERS I London, June 27. I The First Lord of the Admiralty was asked in the House of Commons today to explain in what circumstances the Government contemplated giving their assent under the Anglo-German Naval
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    PRINCESS ROYAL BETTER
    52 1 leave the nursing home. —Rugby Radio Service. Leaves Nursing Home Today London, June 27. The Princess Royal, who underwent an operation for the treatment of a thyroid gland on Jun e 4 has made such satisfactory progress that she was able today to leave the nursing home.
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS PEACE BALLOT
    217 1 —Reuter. 11,500,000 Participate VAST MAJORITY FOR DISARMAMENT London, June 27. Representatives of all chief political parties, the Chinese Minister and several other foreign diplomats sat at a common platform at the Albert Hall mass meeting of the League of Nations Union, presided over by Lord
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    R.A.F. MACHINE CRASHES INTO SEA
    63 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Pilot Killed London, June 27. Hundreds of holiday makers on the Sussex Coast today saw an airforce machine strike the sea and sink off Selesey Bill. The local lifeboat was launched and recovered the body of the pilot, Officer N. D. Ashton,
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    MR. EDEN RETURNS
    161 1 the Italo-Ethiopian dispute.’’—Rugby Radio Service. Exchange Of Views With, M. Laval London, June 2. j Mr. Anthony Eden returned to London tonight having seen M. Laval in Paris today on his way through from Rome. The following statement was made to I the Press by M. Laval:
    the Italo-Ethiopian dispute.’’—Rugby Radio Service.  -  161 words
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    THE KING RETURNS TO LONDON
    209 1 chant and fishing fleet. Rugby Radio Service. Review Of Services In Early July London, June 27. His Majesty the King returns to London tomorrow morning after three weeks at Sandringham, where he has greatly benefited from the rest and fresh air which his medical advisers
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    Stage And Screen
    2451 3 GRACE MOORE AT COVENT GARDEN MERTON HODGE'S NEW PLAY JOHN BUCHAN BOOK SCREENED KING VIDOR'S LATEST FILM (From Our Own Correspondent). London, June 15. AMERICAN SOPRANO AS MIMI. THE eagerly-awaited revival of “La Boheme” took place at Covent Garden this week, with Miss Grace Moore, the American
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    LONDON AND ITS AIR DEFENCE
    818 4 CONVERSION OF TERRITORIALS i EIGHT UNITS AGREE 40,000 Men Needed DUTIES OF THE FORCE In fulfilment of *he scheme announced in Parliament on March 18, eight Territor al Army units have been asked, and have agreed to, conversion into enti-air-craft defence units for the London
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    MEAT OR MINERALS?
    254 4 North Australia's Problem North Australia, vast open country of cattle leases, is in a quandary. Shall it continue to develop beef breeding in which considerable capital, including English, has been sunk? Or. in view of the difficult meat problem, now being thrashed out between Downing-Street and Mr.
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    CARDINAL BOURNE
    203 4 LEAVES £17,000 I Secret Charity Trust The will of Cardinal Bourne, Archbishop of Westminster, who died cn Jan. 1 at the age of 73, has just been proved. He left property valued at £17,308, with net personalty £16,541. The will, dated January, 1929, was writi ten in the
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    GERMANY'S NEW ZEPPELIN
    251 4 Giant Ship Nearly Ready SMOKING TO BE ALLOWED Special Ash-Trays Berlin, June 15. Germany’s new Zeppelin, L. Z. 129. which is now nearing completion at Friedrichshafen, will not only be remarkable for the comfort of its qabins and the length of its promenade decks. Smoking will be
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    MR. LANSBURY AND THE PRINCE
    231 4 Reply To Soeech About O.T.C. Mr. George Lansbury declared “I think that the Prince of Wales, after he has thought over the matter, will see that there are forms of discipline besides shouldering a musket and playing at soldiers.” He was speaking at the summer
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    AIR SURVEY OF AUSTRALIA
    212 4 An aerial photographic survey is being made of 30.000 square miles of the Northern half'of Australia, where enormously rich mineral resources are to be developed with the aid of British capital. Vast mica deposits in the “outback” of Central Australia, long regarded as desert, are being
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      348 4 J r < <r > A baby’s life is full of interest, to himself, and those around him. His first smile is a thing of wonder, his chuckles a delight, his vigorous kicks ■ij a joy to all who witness them. On and on he goes gaining in weight and
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    INFANT'S BODY IN CANAL
    847 5 Alleged Infanticide CHINESE AMAH TO STAND TRIAL Singapore, June 26 What is probably the first case of its kind to come up before a local court was heard before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, yesterday, when a charge of infanticide was made against a
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    GIRL'S CHARGE AGAINST HOUSE MISTRESS
    1643 5 ASSAULT WITH BADMINTON RACQUET ALLEGED "BRUTAL AND UNJUSTIFIABLE" SAYS COUNSEL 1 Kuala Lumpur, June 27. A well dressed young Indian girl, Sel--1 vam James, appeared as complainant be- fore Mr. F. K. Wilson in the First Police Court yesterday, when she summoned Miss E. Olson,
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    ITALIAN SCULPTURE
    48 5 Exhibition In Penang Next Tuesday An exhibition of Italian Marble Sculpture will be held at 22, Beach Street from July 2, to July 8. The exhibition, to be conducted by Professors Gremigni and U. Mori will comprise Statutory, Busts,, Lamps, Pedestals, etc., by renowned Italian sculptors.
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE.
    218 6 What Was Once Quetta FIRST AERIAL PICTURE, received in London showing the devastation wi ought by the great earthquake at Quetta, British Baluchistan. Every horn? and building in the upland valley is one mass of ruins. THE YOUNGEST BISHOP Dr. Joseph Wellington Hunkin, after his
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    TAMIL'S MYSTERIOUS DEATH
    833 7 Inquiry Resumed SAMYNATHAN'S WIFE GIVES EVIDENCE The inquiry was resumed yesterday afternoon in the police court before the Coroner, Mr. J. P. Biddulph, into the death of an Indian named Aiyavoo who died in mysterious circumstances from formalin poisoning on April 28 following a visit to a
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    FROM HONG KONG TO MANILA
    352 7 R.A.F. Hying Boats' Pacific Cruise •w WILL NOT NOW END uhTIL SUNDAY The Pacific cruise of two Singapore flying boats of No. 205 (F. 8. Squadron. R- A. F., Singapore, will not end until Sunday, it is announced. The boats were due back at Seletar
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    ALLEGED LOAN OF $5,000
    236 7 Ends In Cheating Charge Further evidence was recorded on Tuesday before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district judge, in the case in which Chia Chan Tock, proprietor of Chop Bian Giap. is charged with cheating the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. in respect ofi
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    STORE MUNICIPAL FIVE YEAR PLAN
    89 7 Revision Considered Necessary NEW COMMITTEE MAY BE APPOINTED At the meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners to be held today the President will move that a Committee consisting of five members and the President be appointed to revise the Five Years’ Programme. At the same
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    ARMED CHINESE SENTENCED
    154 7 Sequel To Arrest In People's Pork Before Mr. H. A. Forrer in the criminal district court on Wednesday a Chinese named Wong Wing was sentenced to eight months’ imprisonment and fined $5O, in default a further two months, for possession of a loaded .32 revolver and several
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    SIR HENRY TROLLOPE
    343 7 Well-Known Engineer Dies At Cape Town News has been received of the death at Cape Town at the age of 74 of Sir Henry Cracroft Trollcpe, 12th BaronetSir Henry was a civil engineer and architect and spent nearly the whole cf his life abroad. He assisted at
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    641 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. A. M. Goodman, Resident-Councillor, Penang, is due back from leave shortly. Mr. J.H.N Evans arrived here yesterday front Port Swettenham by the s.s. “Kinta.” The Hon'ble Mr. Chung Ah Ming has returned to Ipoh after a business visit to Hong Kong. Mr. G. Longley, of Pritchard and
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    Perak Turf Club July Meeting
    1484 8 PROGRAMME AND SELECTIONS CARD OF NINE EVENTS Below will be found the full programme for tomorrow's races at Ipoh together with selections by 1 ic-1 ac. Horses —Class I—Division I—7 Furlongs. 12 0 REFILL 9.03 Lee Nam Hobbs 2 4 0 BELLE EDNA 9.03 “K.
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    BRITISH GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    273 8 —Reuter. Whitcombe Leading SECOND ROUND SCORES Muirfield, June 27. Owing to the change of wind the conditions are clearer and finer for the second round of the British Open Golf Championship but crowds in the early matches •are smaller, probably due to the fact that Cotton is
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    MERRILADS WIN
    193 8 Junior Inter-Team Badminton i i BOON CHOO BEATS I CHIN BEE j The Merrilads Badminton Party won j their Junior Inter-Team Badminton Championship fixture against the Highways and Byways Badminton Party by four games to one. Leading by three games to one on the previous days’ play, the
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    INTER-TEAM REPLAY
    109 8 Penana Open Badminton Championships The Junior Inter-Team Badminton Competition between the Hu Yew Seah and j the A.C.S. Union will be replayed on Monday, July 8, at the Limstead Court. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS The following are the opening fixtures for the Penang Open Championships commencing on Thursday July 4:—
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    M.R.C. STILL UNBEATEN
    252 8 Second Division League Fixture D.A.F.C. "B" LOSES BY TWO GOALS The Muslim Recreation Club maintained their unbeaten record in the Second Division League soccer by obtaining both points in yesterday’s match played on the Renong Ground when they beat the D.A.F.C. "B.” by two clear goals. The
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    PADANG SOCCER
    184 8 Boatmen's Union Beat P.C.C. In an ’rteresting and evenly contested friendly soccer on the Padeng yesterday evening the Boatmen’s Union did well to beat the Penang Cricket Club by two clear goals. The home team were unlucky not to have made the match a drawn one for they
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    SURREY'S INNINGS VICTORY
    95 8 —Reuter. Hampshire. Beaten SOUTH AFRICANS WIN BY INNINGS London, June 27. The following are the results of cricket matches concluded today Surrey defeated Hampsh re by an innings and seven rims. Hampshire 79 and 188. Surrey 274. ESSEX DEFEATS GLOUCESTER Essex defea ed Gloucester by nine wickets.
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    Wimbledon Tennis Championships
    172 8 —Reuter. Perry Defeats Vanryn JAPANESE PAIR ENTERS THIRD ROUND London June 28. There was a crowd of 23,000 at Wimbledon today, when matches in the third round of the Men’s Singles were played. Perry beat Vauryn 4 —6. 6—l, 6—3, 10—8. Austin beat Musgrove (South Africa) 6—3,
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    339 8 Police Beat H.A.F.C. In a second division league match played yesterday on the Patani Road Ground the Police Sports Club defeated the H. A. F. C. I by five goals to three, after leading by 2-1 at the end of the first half. A few minutes from
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    CRICKET
    61 8 P.C.C. v. Penang Free School The following have been selected to represent *he P.C.C. against the Penang Free School a’ Green Lane, on Sunday, at 10.30 a.m. S. V. Adams, C. H. Baker, J. Cooper, A. H. Hunt, J. S. J. E. Jeans, C. P. Liston, J. E. Miler,
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    Siedle's Fine 59 In South-Africa’s Back-To-Wall Fight
    3255 9 EIGHT MEN OUT, AND IN DANGER OF FOLLOWING-ON JACK HOBBS* PRAISE WADE'S SLOW-MOTION METHODS THREE EACH FOR VERITY AND NICHOLS, AND ONE FOR ROBINS ENGLAND 384 for 7 (DecJ SOUTH AFRICANS 215 for 8 SOl/1 II AFRICA put up a hard fight to
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    ITALY AND ABYSSINIA AND GREAT BRITAIN
    1107 10 The news from Europe today is definitely disquieting thong’ll there is LI. still hope that the matter may yet be I brought to a settlement without fur- ther untoward complications. It is now obvious that nothing less than an lunofficial protectorate over Abyssinia will
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    BY THE WAY
    912 10 MR. GOODMAN TO RETURN TO PENANG? During the next few months Penang will lose at least five of its most senior Government officials. The period of leave granted to Mr. A. M. Good--1 man, Resident Councillor, Penang, will be expiring soon and so far as is known
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    ANGLO-SPANISH TRADE AGREEMENT
    58 10 vunuud ciapeUL» Of the negotiations.—Rugby Radio Service. Negotiations Proceeding London, June 27. Colonel Colville today received at the Board of Trade the Spanish Government delegation, who are to negotiate a trade agreement. A general exchange of views took place and arrangements were made for a detailed discussion
    vunuud ciapeUL» Of the negotiations.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  58 words
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    AMIR SAUD HONOURED
    51 10 muel Hoare, was in the chair.—Rugby Radio Service. Dinner At Foreign Office London, June 27. The British Government gave a dinner tonight at the Foreign Office in honour oY Amir Saiud, the Crown Prince of Saudi* Arabia. The Foreign Secretary, Sir Samuel Hoare, was in the chair.—Rugby
    muel Hoare, was in the chair.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  51 words
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    Smallpox Outbreak At Johore Bahru
    50 11 Six Cases Reported VICTIMS EITHER MALAYS OR BOYANESE (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 28. Six cases of smallpox have been reported by the Health Officer of Johore Bahru. All victims are either Malays or jßoyanese. Precautions in the shape of vaccination was started yesterday.
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    The Upbringing of Children
    2369 11 DR. LIM ENG HAE'S MESSAGE SINGAPORE ROTARY ADDRESS Baby Soothers Condemned Singapore, June 26. The vital problem of upbringing of children, especially to Chinese parents, was discussed by Dr. Lim Eng Hae in an address delivered to the Rotary Club of Singapore at their weekly luncheon
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    CAUSING HURT CHARGE
    98 11 Alleged Attack On Woman Arrested yesterday on a warrant Ang Teng San. a Hokkien, was produced before (Mr. J. P. Biddulph) in the police court today. Accused was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to Ang Seng Tai (f) at Esplanade Road on June 6. In claiming trial
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    FORMER KLANG LAWYER DEAD
    48 11 Mr. Herbert H. Walker (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. June 28. Mr. Herbert Hobson Walker, the former Klang lawyer died at Melbourne on ednesday following a long illness. He retired a year ago after 25 years in Malaya. He leaves behind a widow.
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    SUPREME COURT
    43 11 In the Suprem? Court this morning Mr. Justice Whitley first came on the bench to fix the cases for hearing in July. His Lordship was subsequently engaged in Chamber work and later came on the bench again to hear bankruptcy matters.
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    STOP PRESS
    108 11 —Reuter. Fighting At Fengtai Tokio, June 28. Japanese reports from Peiping last evening states that 1,000 irregulars with an armoured car gathered at Fengtai under the command of Pas Chien-wu, a former subordinate of Marshal Wu Pei-fu. The irregulars appeared before the Yungtingmen south gate and demanded admission
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    KINTA TIN MINES
    1604 12 TIN MARKET AND OUTLOOK POSITION OF MALAYA MR. CHANTREY INCHBALD'S SUGGESTIONS The annual general meeting of the Kinta Tin Mines, Limited, was held cn June 12 at 65 London-wall, London, E. C. Mr. C. Chantrey Inchbald (the chairman), after reviewing the accounts for the year under consideration,
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    KAY TIN MINES (KINTA), LIMITED
    43 12 Kay Tin Mines (Kinta), Limited, have received telegraphic advice from the Secretary in London that an Interim Dividend of 2>%% has been declared payable on the Bth July in respect of the Financial Year ending 31st October, 1935.
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    103 12 Latest Quotations Thursday Wednesday Faria 74 35j64 74 33J64 New York 4.94 4.93% Montreal 4.94% 4.94% Brussels 29.21 29.22 Geneva 15.07 15.06 Amsterdam 7.24 7.24 Milan 59% 59% Berlin 12.22% 12.22% Prague 117% 117% Copenhagen Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Stockholm 19.39% 19.39% Vienna 26% 26% Helsingfors 226%
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    TIN RESTRICTION SCHEME CRITICISED
    146 13 —Reuter. Dissatisfaction Among Metal Traders LONDON METAL EXCHANGE THREATENED London, June 27. Dissatisfaction with the working of Tin restriction was expressed by Sir Charles Barrie at the general meeting of Metal Traders Limited, of which he is the chairman. He stated the London Metal Exchange had
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    ITALO-ABYSSINIAN DISPUTE
    486 13 —Rugby Radio Service. Signor Mussolini's Aims MR. ANTHONY EDEN FULLY INFORMED Yolks With M. Laval Resumed In Paris London, June 27. Mr. Anthony Eden arrived at Paris today on his return from Rome and in accordance with arrangements, announced at the conclusion of his conversations in Paris on
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    HANDSOME DONATIONS
    119 13 KIIUW II Uvllvldvlvl t AXA4 aiavjviwv amounted to £lO,OOO.— Rugby Radio Sert*sce. For Westminster Hospital Rebuilding Fund London, June 27. Handsome donations are announced to the Fund for rebuilding on a new site, ■Westminster Hospital and Medical School of which the Prince of Wales laid the foundation stone
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    ROBOT PLANE
    110 13 —Rugby Radio Service. Full Capabilities Revealed In Public Flight Lcndcn, June 27. A wirelessly controlled aeroplane which is the first of its kind in the world and will be erhibited at the Royal Air Force Pageant at Hendon on Saturday, revealed its full capabilities in public flight at
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    CHANG-PEI INCIDENT
    30 13 —Reuter. Nanking Agrees To Japanese Demands Peiping, Junie 27. The Japanese euthorities announce that Nanking has accepted all the demands arising from the Chang-pei incident on June 12.
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    BIRTHDAY DINNER
    672 13 J Seventy-First Birthday Of Madam Tan Ee Neo OPERAS GIVE PERFORMANCES On the occasion of the seventy-first birthday of their mother Madam Tan Ee Neo, Messrs. Wee Gim Puay, Wee Gim Phai and Wee Gim Leong gave a party last night at "Medan House” Logan Road when nearly
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    THE KING
    28 13 .—Reuter Service. Returning To London Today London, June 27. The King who has been at Sandringham for the past three weeks is returning to London tomorrow.
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    LADY HOUSTON
    32 13 Rugby Radio Service, £40,000 For Jubilee Trust London, June 27. The Prince of Wales has handed to the King George’s Jubilee Trust a sum of £40,000 received from Lady Houston.
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    IMMEDIATE CURRENCY STABILISATION
    150 13 has not yet been reached.—Reuter Wireless. Profound Disagreement Manifest Paris, June 25. Profound disagreement on the question of immediate currency stabilisation was manifested at today s sitting of the International Chamber of Commerce between the British official delegation and business leaders of other countries, notably those belonging
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS
    38 13 —Rugby Radio Service, London, June 27. The road accident figures for the week ending June 22 were 118 killed and 4,590 injured. The figures for the corresponding week last year were 133 killed and 5,138 injured.
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    AL HAJ AL FAROOQUE
    134 13 one from “his Muslim brothers.”—Reuter i Wireless. I i Muslim Rites At Lord i Headley's Funeral I London June 25. J J The title Al Haj Al Farooque (one who can distinguish good from false- hood) was inscribed on the casket coni taining Lord Headley’s remains
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    SIR JOSIAH CROSBY
    52 13 Successful Operation In London (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, June 27. A cable from London yesterday renorts that the last operation on Sir Josiah Crosby, who recently departed from Bangkok on sick leave, was successful. The Minister hopes to return to Siam before I the end of
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    ALBINO ELEPHANT
    84 13 Arrives In Singapore From Siam 1 I Singapore, June 26. An “albino” elephant has arrived 11» Singapore. It came from Siam by th® Suddhadib and has been taken to Mr. Basapah’s “Zoo” at Ponggoll. j The albino elephant is very similar to the famous white elephant, which actually
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    U.S. LABOUR DISPUTES BILL PASSED
    85 13 .—Reuter. Washington, June 27. The Bland Copeland bill for building up the merchant marine by subsidies was passed in th e He use of Representatives by 194 votes to 186 and forwarded to the Senate. The House of Representatives and the Senate both approved the
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      171 13 OPENS TONIGHT WHWR® I) 1% w 5 m JACK BUCHANAN in British and Dominions world triumphant musical comedy success with LILI DARR II A (directed by Thornton Freeland who made “Whoopee”) Brewster’s Millions ’/A VWA I' *7.// ■EI xwiw I s w/a SEE HUNDREDS OF THE i LOVELIEST GIRLS DANCING
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    392 14 AIR MAILS A mail for Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda Zanzibar, Northern and Southern Rhodesia, Nyasaland and South Africa by train to Singapore and thence by Imperial Airways will be closed at 7 p.m. today. A mail for Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly by train to Singapore
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    741 14 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule Of Principe! Lines The following is a list of vessels arr: and sailing from Penang during the we IN PORT TODAY M.S. MALAYA from Japan via Singap Sails same day for Aden, Suez, Said, Jaffa, Ha fa, Rotterdam, II burg and Copenhagen. M.V. SAL AW ATI
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      1491 14 Wireless Programmes nn r With Violin, ViolonoeUo, and Gul- K.8.E., Master of the Rolls; Praytar), Chicken Reel. Leslie Hutchin- ers; Hymn, Lord While for All The following are the wavelengths, two son (Hutch): Vienna in Springtime Mankind we Pray (Church Hymnal < which will be used simultaneously (Leon, Pelosi). Jack
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      197 14 Assn.) and Fraulein Kirmsse of the “Press” Section 9.05 —News in English on DJQ and in Dutch on DJB 9.20 Relayed from Hamburg: German Music on All Kinds of F)olk Instruments 10.20 From Public Life: Ministerialdirektor Dr. Krummel: The Physical Education of Youth in German Universities 10.35 News in German
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    "BREWSTER'S MILLIONS"
    261 16 Jack Buchanan's Musical Success I Shown to an appreciative audience at yesterday’s pre-screening, the Majestic promises to be packed to its limit tonight for the premiere of “Brewster’s Millions. •Tack Buchanan, in fact, has never done anything so good as this on the screen and he has always
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      334 16 A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME. SUPERB ITALIAN MARBLE s STATUARY, BUSTS, FIGURES, 'j LAMPS, PEDESTALS, Etc., Etc., k by famous Florence Sculptors OF ALL SIZES COLOURS Brought over from Florence, Italy, if >< 1 1 By f i Messrs. Giulio Gremigni Ugo Mori. 1 ON SALE FOR ONE
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      324 16 6-30 LAST NIGHT TONIGHT 9-30 6-15 OPENS TONIGHT 9-30 matwee tomorrow at 2 30rM MATINEE TOMORROW SUNDAY AT 2-45 RETURN SCREENING FOR 2 NIGHTS ONLY Star Motion Picture Co.’s Proudest WARNER BROS. GREAT EPIC OF AIR Achievement 2X “Two Sisters” CHAPTER 2 iQb I with <>l I MISS BUTTERFLY WU
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    NEW HOPE FOR EX-SETTLERS
    242 17 Victoria Victims Appeal To British Legion Fresh hope for the survivors of the Victoria settlers has arisen through the action taken at the recent conference of the British Legicn. Of the ninety settlers who have returned with their families to England, 46 are now in distress,
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    RED TAPE STRANGLING FREEDOM IN AUSTRALIA
    362 17 LIBERTY OF SPEECH STIFLED TOO MUCH OFFICIALDOM CHARGE Farce Of Medical Examination THE GOOD OLD DAYS “The individual coming out to Australia for the first time does not get any too good an impression of the ‘freedom’ prevailing here Had we been going to
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    "LAWRENCE IS STILL ALIVE"
    349 17 Seen On Way To Africa I ANOTHER 'CLUE' IN NEW MYSTERY LEGEND A month after his death in a motorcycle crash in Devon the late “Colonel Lawrence” is still in the news. From various parts of the world come stories of Lawrence having been seen on
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    CHILDREN MAKING THEIR OWN FORTUNES
    476 17 6-Year-Old Girl Who Signs For Her Pay BUT DOESN'T KNOW WHAT IT IS Three hundred British children are paying for their own education and clothes, and contributing to their family incomes. They are the children whose faces you see in advertisements. Here are the stories
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      141 17 (3 cigaxctte oj xRe Playcr’s N <?3 Player Sons. L e CLAND tin J It’s the mellowness of BOOTH’S Dry mS[ Gio that makes it so much to be desired in cocktails. Such mellownesa B comes only from treble distillation and maturing in sherry casks and BOOTH’S DRY is the
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    ALL-PLASTIC HOME OF THE FUTURE WILL BE THE HOUSEWIFE'S PARADISE
    573 18 Marvels Of A New Industry WALLS, BATHS, FLOORS, AND FURNISHINGS FROM THE SAME POWDER THE home of the future what will it be like? Experts and manufacturers have been telling me that it will be composed of nothing but coloured
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    LITERARY BUTLER DEAD
    92 18 Dedicated Novel To College Head Oxford’s literary butler, who between his college duties managed tc write novels, poems and a work on philosophy, has died. He was Mr. Frank Finch, Senior Common Room butler at St. Jchn’s College, who, like his father, had been a college servant
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    50 DIVERS IN ROMANTIC HUNT
    408 18 Ocean Buried Treasure WORTH TWENTY MILLIONS Capetown, June 16. One of the greatest gold rushes of recent year will shortly take place when 50 expert divers make a bid for the huge prize of £20,000,000. Negotiations are proceeding for an Italian salvage company to start
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    NEW AUSTRALIAN AIRMAIL ROUTES
    144 18 Inter-State Services Daily Melbourne, June 15. A giant fleet of multi-engined aeroplanes with a cruising speed of 160 miles an hour is envisaged in the plan for the carriage by air between the six Australian State capitals of all first-class mail matter at the ordinary rate
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    WOOL SELLING IN AUSTRALIA
    1016 19 Extension Of Season Proposed BENEFITS TO INDUSTRY Important proposals for the permanent extension of the Australian wool selling season were submitted on behalf of the trade in this country, to the International Wool Textile Organisation at its annual conference in Berlin. The proposals and the reasons,
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    Mecca Is On A Bus Route Now
    618 19 Bandits The Modern Pilgrim's Only Worry TWO MONTHS* JOURNEY IN FOUR DAYS The pilgrimage to Mecca is no longer the tedious and arduous task it used to be. For some years a bus service has been running between Beirut, the Mediterranean port of
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    FROM AUSTRALIA TO BARRY BY WINDJAMMER
    751 19 The Padua, a German four-masted barque of 4,625 tons, has arrived at Barry after completing the voyage from Port Victoria, South Australia, in the annual windjammer race. She carries a cargo of 4,500 tons of wheat. The ship made land at Cork a week
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    BUSINESS CONDITIONS VERY STEADY
    196 20 Former Malayan's Views J MR. A. P. HADOW PASSES THROUGH “Business conditions have un-' idoubtedly returned to normal and, appear to me to be very steady.” This was a statement made by Mr. A. j P. Hadow, a former Malayan resident and director of many companies
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    A CHANCE FIND
    90 20 V Counterfeit Trade Marks While investigating a complaint made by Messrs. Weill and Mentor against Chop Chong Shing in respect of the sale of Hoscio fountair pens bearing a counterfeit of the Parker pen vacuma'ic mark, the police came across another firm committing a similar offence. Charged
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    WORLD’S AIR ENDURANCE RECORD BROKEN
    122 20 Two Americans* Feat Meridian, Mississipi, June 28. Two brothers, Fred and Al Key, have ■beaten the world’s air endurance record staying aloft for 23 days, one hcur, 41 minutes and 30 seconds. Their feat was tumultously acclaimed by 25,000 spectators who gathered at the aerodrome
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    MALAYA WILL BE SELF-SUPPORTING
    356 20 If Malays Show More Planting Interest TRIBUTE TO KEDAH PADI Emphasis on the necessity of Malays continuing to show a keen interest in ’agriculture so «s to enable them in the near future to make this a self supporting country was laid by Dr. H. A.
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    THE SULTAN OF JOHORE
    68 20 Rumours Of Early Return (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 28. Strong rumours are current in Johore that His Highness the Sultan of Johore will be returning earlier than was expected with the Sultanah. The reason is that there are several matters which require his personal
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    SEQUEL TO TEASING DOG
    292 20 Tamil Youth Bitten OWNER DISCHARGED BY MAGISTRATE “Whenever complainant passed my house he was always in the habit of teasing my dog by clapping his hands.” This statement was made by a Chinese youth named Moey Ah Kwong in the police court today when charged with
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    UNITED TRADERS. LIMITED
    170 20 The following are U lateei quotatKMX (or today Buyers Sellers UN Ampat Tins 40' 4 6ex Ayer Wengs 1.87% L 95 B. Selangors 75 77% Chenderiangs 8)0 8 6 H. Fatts 47% 50 Hongkorg Tins 12 3 12 9c K. Lanjuts 14 9 15 3 K. Kampars
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    A.A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    244 20 A.A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Weng 1.90 1.95 1.90 1.95 B. Selangor 72% 77% 72% 77% Hitam 46 48 46 48 Hong Fatt 47 49 47 49 Jelebu 87% 92% 85 90 Johan 24 26 24 26 Klang River 1.52 1.57%ex 1.52% 1.57%
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    EXCHANGE
    141 20 PENANG, JUNE 28 London Bank Demand 2|3 7|B 4 m|st 2'4 Private 3 mst credit 2'4 3 16 3 Documentary 24& On New York Demand 57% France T.T. 855 Hcngkong T.T. 2% dis. Shanghai T.T. 28%% dis. India T.T. 153% Bar Silver 31 RATE OF EXCHANGE FOR MONEY ORDERS
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    121 20 Tin YESTERDAY TODAY London (Spot) £229-15-0 .£230-2-6 London (3 months) £220-5-0 £220-15-0 Singapore $ll4-50 $ll3-5(1 Business Done Penang $114.50 $114.62 1 Business Done 25 tons 25 tors COPRA.— (Sundried) $4-05 $4-05 BLACK PEPPER $l3-00 $l3-00 RUBBER London s|Jd 5 d New York ......12ft c(G; Singapore Spot 19% c
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    390 20 KENNEDY COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The following are the latest quotations IB MESSKM. KENNEDY OO UM today.— Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers UN Ampat Tin 4 0 4 6ox 4 0 4 6ejc Ayer Weng 1.87% 1.95 1.87% 1.95 Batu Selangor 75 80 75 80 Chenderiang
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      38 20 ’PHONE 543. PENANG PENANG S. S. iv THURSDAY SATURDAY DINNER DANCES Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1 COCKTAIL DANCES V v 6.30 to 9 p.m. 1. WALTZ COMPETITION ON JUNE 28th. 5 OPEN TO ALL. NO ENTRY FEE
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      51 20 M.V. "GLENOGLE" VOYAGE 33 (OUTWARD) Consignees of cargo per the above vessel from Europe are hereby notified that she isoexpected to arrive in Penang at noon on Sunday, the 30th June, 1935, and will discharge in the Roads on arrival. BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., (Incorporated in the F.M.S.) AGENTS, “GLEN” LINE
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      33 20 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind Rainfall 6.00 76 N Noon 79 S TIDE TABLE TODAY High Water Low Water 11.08 a.m 4.49 a.m. 11.48 p.m 6.11 p.m. TOMORROW 11.49 a.m 5.45 a.m. 6.55 p.m.
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