Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 August 1935

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 196. Vol. XCIII. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    Big Haul Of Dynamite In Singapore
    184 1 Grave Charge Against A Japanese Resident RAID DESCRIBED BY POLICE OFFICERS Singapore, August 23. A JAPANESE resident named Michiya Kawano was charged in Singapore yesterday before Mr. C. H. Whitton, with the possession of 200 sticks of dynamite, 1(X) detonators, and a quantity of
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    BRITAIN TO UPHOLD HER OBLIGATIONS
    899 1 GOVERNMENT'S DECLARED POLICY REAFFIRMED ITALY AND ABYSSINIA FEVERISHLY PREPARING FOR WAR London, August 23. A reaffirmation of the Government’s declared policy, fully upholding the obligations under the League Covenant and the continued reliance on other members of the League to bring such pressure to bear
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    For Protection Of British & Indian Subjects
    80 1 For Protection Of British Indian Subjects casc of emergency.—Rugby Radio Service. Landon, August 23. A small detachment of the Fifth Battalion of the 14th Punjab Regiment is leaving India for Addis Ababa where it will augment th small guard drawn from the Indian Army which has been maintained fs r
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    KING'S CUP AIR RACE
    225 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Compromise Between Earlier And Recent Laps i EXPERIMENTAL MACHINES I TO BE SEEN Lcndon, August 23. J The King’s Cup air race will be flown this year on September 6 and 7. Over 30 entries have been received including one from the Duke
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    THE EMPEROR
    34 1 A new picture cf Haile Selassie, the Emperor of Abyssinia, who declares that he will h ir .self lead his men to defend their country if Italy begins her thre. toned invasion.
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    EMPLOYMENT OF FOREIGNERS IN JAVA
    55 1 —Reuter. Restrictions Not Applying To Asiatics Batavia, August 23. The Ordinanw issmxl yesterday for the restriction of ejupkiynx-iit of foreigners in Java comes into force today and provides that foreigners entering the country cannot be employed without the consent of the Director of Justice. This
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    BRITISH ASSOCIATION
    185 1 to management to industry.—Rugby Radio Service. Arrangements For Meeting Next Month London, August 23. Arrangements are now complete for the meeting of the British Association at Nor- > wich from September 4 to 11 for which a, large number of visitors including many; from overseas are expected. I
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    U.S. COTTON LOAN ANNOUNCED
    229 1 Reuter. Welcomed In London And Liverpool EXPORT POSSIBILITIES GREATLY ENHANCED London, Aug. 23. The long delayed cotton loan announcement is generally welcomed in Liverpool and London as the farmers will now be able to market their cotton through ordinary trade channels with the Government making up
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    NEW AIR SERVICE
    21 1 —Reuter. Batavia, August 23. The air service mentioned yesterday will fi cm Jiava to Singapore through Penang. Reuter.
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      859 3 Wireless Programm es 8.8. C. I Sports Summary'. B. 4o—The Yescha Krein Gipsy Orchestra. 9.os—Close down. TODAY Transmission 3 Two of the following frequencies will be 9.20 p.m.—Big Ben. The BBC Northern Ireland Orchestra; leader, Philip TranomMhiom 5 Whiteway conducted by Peter Montgomery. 10.05—A Roman Catholic Service,* GSD 11,750 kc/s
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      316 3 i est medley. Jac. Grit. 6 Tititomba. Pedro JCastrucho. 7 Kasbek. Hungarian melodies, ‘err. Leo Cohen. 8 Washington Post! I March. J. Ph. Sousa. 9.25 —“An arrow from the circus” 1 Les Saltimbamquea 2 First part of “The man on the flying > Trapeze.” 3 Second part of “The man
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    ESTATE ASIATIC STAFFS
    500 4 Extraordinary Meeting At Seremban The Es ate As atic Staffs’ Association of Negri Sembilan held on extraordinary _eneral meeting on July 27, at Seremban. rhe meeting started at 5.30 p.m. with Mr. C R Menon in the chair, owing to the unavoidable absence of the Chairman, Mr.
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    HEALTH OF PENANG MUNICIPALITY IN 1934
    1571 4 HEARTBREAKING WORK TRYING TO UNDO EVIL HABITS OF GENERATIONS MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE The following are extracts from the 1934 report of the Municipal health Officer Population The estimated mid-year population was 159,085. Births There were 4,977 births registered of whom 2,543 were males
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    N.E.I. RESTRICTION OF IMPORTS
    336 4 Local Chinese Concerned REPRESENTATIONS TO GOVERNMENT Singapore, August 22. An important meeting cf representatives iof Chinese import and export firms in Singapore was held at the Chinese Cham- c jx- of Commerce yes erday, reports the Mc.laya Tribune Chinese Correspondent. I The Netherlands East Indies Government
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      111 4 NEARLY MAD WITH STOMACH PAIN Relief in 2 minutes Every ‘lay thousands of stomach cftTers are getting the same marvellous lie! is Mr. T. Grist, Worsborough, who I iw nealy mad with stomach oi. 'l took a dose cf 'Bisuuited' Maynesia, it t 1' o.s wondr ful how quickly the
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      316 4 THIS MONTH'S NEW RECORDS I Columbia FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT ALBERT SANDLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA SONG SUCCESS AND TOY SOLDIER NOVELTY /FOR LOVE ALONE PORTRAIT OF A TOY SOLDIER DB 1532 i Albert Sandler and His Orchestra. "BOLERO" SOUNDS LIKE AN ORCHESTRA —BY LARRY ADLER—MOUTH ORGAN f (RAVEL’S BOLERO (arr. Branga)—With
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB (GOLD CUP) MEETING
    1362 5 FULL LIST OF HORSES IN TRAINING The following are the horses, ponies and griffins in training for the Singapore Turf Club Autumn (Gold Cup) Race Meeting to be held on August 31 and September 4, 7, 11 and 14:— W. W. REDFEARN. 1 Silver
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    YORKSHIRE WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
    323 5 —Reuter. Innings Victory Over Worcester HOME COUNTY CRICKET SCORES London, August 23. Yorkshire won this year’s County Championship when they defeated Worcestershire yesterday by an innings and their nearest rivals, Derbyshire lost to Kent on the first innings at Dover. Yorkshire were champions in 1931—1933 but lost
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    PROLIFIC SCORING ON IPOH PADANG
    497 5 Corinthians Win Cup-Tie Match RAILWAY DEPARTMENT EASILY BEATEN (By Our Perak Representative.) Ipoh, Friday. The final Cup-tie match for some weeks was played on the Padang this evening when the Corinthians and the Railway Department, who drew on the last occasion, met in a replay.
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    PENANG CRICKET CLUB
    126 5 Lawn Tennis Tournament The following ties have been arranged:— TUESDAY, AUGUST 27 Singles Handicap:— S.L. McNee Scr. vs. W. M. Oak-Rhind—ls. Mens Doubles Handicap:—C.M.J. Kirke R.F. Heath—l 3 vs. C.H. Kent F. N. Syer—2. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28 Mixed Doubles Handicap:— L. R. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler Scr.
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    92 YEARS OLD—AND FIT AS A FIDDLE
    183 5 Runs Up and Down Stairs I feel in duty bound,” writes Mrs. A.J.W., “to express my gratitude for the marvellous results my father has obtained from Kruschen Salts. He is ninety-two years old and is as fit as a fiddle. He can nip
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    JAPANESE TENNIS PLAYERS
    134 5 Win All Selangor Matches (From Our Ov|i Correspondent.) I Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 22. (From Our On Correspondent.) j The Japanese tennis players were engaged this afternoon in one doubles an i two singles matches all of which they won easily, the opposition being not so stout. j
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    TRAINING BEGINS FOR S.T.C. AUTUMN MEETING
    997 5 GOOD WORK-OUTS AT BUKIT TIMAH Many Fast Gallops SOME HORSES THAT IMPRESSED Singapore, August 22. There was quite a fair attendance at the opening day's training for the Singa- pore Turf Club's Autunm (Gold Cup) Meet- u ing at Bukit Timah today. It was
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    EXCHANGE OF CULTURE
    694 6 1 Between China And Japan ADDRESS TO STORE ROTARY CLUB A vivid word picture of Japanese influence in China for the benefit of the world in general was drawn bv Mr. I. T. Mason in an address on “Realism in China and Japan.” at the luncheon meeting
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    PENANG URBAN CO-OPERATIVE UNION
    560 6 First Annual Report MEETING ON SEPT. 13 The following is the report of the Penang Urban Co-Operative Union, Ltd., to be presented at the second half-yearly general meeting to be held on Friday, September 13, at 5-15 p.m. in the Chamber of Comi merce, Downing Street.
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    AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING DISPUTE
    101 6 Melbourne, August 12. A seamen’s meeting here on August 13 decided to follow the example of the Sydj ney seamen and declare “black” the Hud|dart Parker vessels and also to extend the (dispute to other companies. The Melbourne Steamship Company’s vessel Dimboola was unable to leave for
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      242 6 ZJGT C UV T CORN' BS OlFFl cu 0k ,orTEK’ s Mt SHORT HEAD ’\y '^'''77' .zj-. QLD-FASMIONED brushes with big heads couldn’t fit the inside curve of your teeth— fust where decay most often starts, in crevices out of sight. Tok changed all that Its seven rows of the
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      262 6 He said to me —I never just call for a whisky —I .know better f mb r I if Wl hF IW I v If a I said to him quite right, call for Johnnie Walker, there _is no better < JOHNNIE WALKER BORN 1820... STILL GOING STRONG .1 Agents
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    SUPPORT FOR MUSSOLINI
    153 7 Colonising Aims In Abyssinia VIEWS OF ITALIANS IN SINGAPORE Italians in Singapore are keeping in close touch with developments in Abyssinia >in(l support for Mussolini's policy is general. Many claim Italy i a simply following the example of Great Britain, France, Holland and Spain before, i.e., acquiring
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    MALACCA MURDER TRIAL
    402 7 One Accused Acquitted And Discharged Malacca. Aug. 21. I lie trial of two Sikhs, Sarjan Singh *od Tolah Singh, on a charge of murdertig a compatriot, Arjan Singh, was con- nued today at the Assizes before Mr. T ustice Mills and a special jury. Hardat Singh, who
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    AUSTRIAN FOUND DEAD
    66 7 With His Tie Round His Neck Singapore, August 22. Frank Schoinz, an Austrian aged 34 years, was found dead in his house at Pasir Panjang at 3 a.m. this morning. He was found beside his bed with a tie fastened round his neck. The Coroner, Mr. W.
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    The Ranee Of Sarawak Denounces Snobs
    728 7 SHE WOULD MARRY A COAL-HEAVER ——:o: WHY SHE IS FOND OF HARRY ROY The Ranee of Sarawak is indignant that “snobbish people” should have criticised her daughter Princess Pearl for marrying Harry Roy, the dance band leader. "I am proud of my daughter’s marriage,”
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    BAND LEADER WED
    32 7 BAND LEADER WED.—Harry r Roy and his bride. Miss Elizabeth Brooke, daughter of the Rajah of Sarawak, receiving the congratulations of friends after their wedding at Caxton Hall, Westminster.
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    $1,000 DAMAGES SUIT
    411 7 Story Of Dagger "LOOKED MAD," SAYS WIFE Kuala Lumpur, August 23 “He was shaking with rage, and looked mad,” was the description of the plaintiff, given by the wife of the defendant, in a civil suit for $l,OOO damages, brought by Mr. R. H. Stephens against Mr.
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    EAST TEACHES WEST
    184 7 The Art Of The Chick "Sexer" Fi\ e Japanese experts have been engaged to determine the sex cf day-old chickens m V ictoria. Australia, all through the present hatching season. The Japanese with their powers of concentration have proved themselves the most proficient adepts in this science
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    EURASIAN CHARGED
    74 7 Remanded For Further 1 Inquiries Singapore, August 22. Alleged to have committed he use-break-ing with intent to commit theft, a young Eurasian, W. F. Walters, appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, today, and was remanded until Aug. 29 for further inquiries. It is rP n »red
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    BUSINESS FOR MONDAY'S LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MEETING
    726 7 Several Bills and resolutions are on the Orders of the Day for the meeting! of the Legislative Council on Monday, August, 26. The Hon. the Colonial Secretary to 1 move:— “That this Council adopts the Reports of the Finance Committee on Messages Nos. 8.
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    MUNICIPAL HEALTH
    590 8 In the extracts given elsewhere in this issue from the 1934 report of the Municipal Health Officer it will be noted that infant mortality per 1,000 births rose from 140 in 1933 to 156 in 1934. It is not the increase itself to which we wish especially to
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    ALBERTA PROVINCE
    183 8 —Reuter. First To Elect Social Credit Government Edmonton, August 23. The Province of Alberta in which the Prince of Wales’ ranch is situated becomes the first territory in the British Empire to elect a Social Credit Government with a policy based on economic theories. Major Douglas cf the
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    NORWEGIAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS SECRETARY
    33 8 —Reuter. Mr. Aubert Appointed Oslo, August 23. Mr. Aubert, the Norwegian M nister for < Japan and Chira, has been appointed Per-' manent Under-Secretary of State for 1 Foreign Affairs.-
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    TREASURY BILLS
    77 8 London, August 23. I The total amount applied for in tenders 5 fcr £40,000 000 Treasury Bil s was £60,-j f 525,000. i The average rate per cent, for bills at j three months was 11 4.93 d agairst 11 1.94 t a week ago.—Rugby Radio Service. x
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    HON. MR. J. S. W. ARTHUR ENTERTAINED
    2187 8 BY JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATION OVER 200 MEMBERS PRESENT pleasant function was held yesterday at the Elysee Hotel when the Resident Councillor, the Hon. Mr. J. S. W’. Arthur, was entertained to a teaparty by the members of the Junior I Civil Service
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      17 8 Bejsure you flay DEL MME Agents for Malaya Henry Waugh Co., Ltd.. PENANG. Singapore, Ipoh Kuala Lumpur.
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    YOUNG WOMAN GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST HER HUSBAND
    2422 9 ASSOCIATION WITH DECEASED ADMITTED YESTERDAY'S HEARING AT PERAK ASSIZES ASSAULT NEAR SITIAWAN RECALLED (By Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, Friday. graphic account of the events which led to the death of a Chinese following a fight with another Chinese was related at the Perak
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    POLICE REFUSED ENTRANCE
    263 9 Japanese Hotel Keeper Fined (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Aug. 23. A Japanese woman named Tomeye I Sawada was today summoned before the > Taiping Magistrate to answer the charge of failing to open her boarding house for inspection contrary to rule 22 section 5 of Enactment
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    Liquor Charge Fails
    375 9 Accused Of Selling Samsu TAMIL COOK USED AS i rt BAIT" (By Our Perak Representative) Ipch,. Friday. A Chinese pigxrearer, Liew Pheow, made his appearance in the First Magistrate’s Court before Mr. C. W. A. Scnnett today charged with selling liquor without proper authorisation. Liew Phecw put
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    Home News For Malaya
    3408 10 "ALL RED" AIR ROUTE TO THE EAST AUSTRALIA CRITICISES BRITISH AIR MAIL POLICY MR. DUGALD MACFADYEN ON ITALOABYSSINIAN DISPUTE MALAYA CITED AS A CASE IN POINT MISSIONARY PRAISES ATTITUDE OF CEYLON PLANTERS «From Our Own Correspondent.) i London, August 13. GIBRALTAR NON-STOP The non-stop flight from
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    TWENTY BLIND PEOPLE ARE WAITING TO SEE THE WORLD
    362 11 SURGEONS ARE READY—BUT THEY CANNOT FIND EYES TO SEE Twenty important operations, which might bring back sight to blind patients of the Central London Ophthalmic Hospital. Judd-street, London, are held up for want of suitable material. During the last two years
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    THRILLING SEA RESCUE
    103 11 Of Air Pilot Who Crashed Copenhagen, August 20. Passengers by the air service between Oslo and Copenhagen had a thrilling experience when crossing the Sund. A military plane got into difficulties and finally the pilot, Capt. Larsen jumped to safety with his parachute. Th'* sea was running
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    "TAX THE RICH BILL"
    78 11 Reuter Wireless. U.S. Committee Tones It Down Washington, Aug. 21. After eliminating the new inheritance levies proposed by President Roosevelt in the “Tax the Rich Bill,” the Senate and the House of Representatives conference committee yesterday reached a final agreement on the Bill. Instead of the
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    MR. ALFRED SZE
    28 11 -Reiiter. First Chinese Ambassador To U.S. Washington, August 22. Mr. Alfred Sze has presented his credentials as the first Chinese Ambassor to M.he United States.—
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    SMUGGLING IN 1935
    339 11 Trickery More Than Courage i AN UNPOPULAR CALLING In the old days smuggling w’as regarded not as a crime, but as a dangerous and romantic calling. Now, quite suddenly, the old sentimental tolerance has died —and not before its time. The public regards, unsympathetically, the smuggler w’ho
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    AIRMAN'S MIDGET PLANE
    105 11 Weighs 350 LB. Flies At 100 M.P.H. A “baby” aeroplane, 10 feet long with a wing span of only 20 feet has just been built at Brisbane by Mr. N. Lynch, a young New South Wales airman. It is powered, says Austral New’S, with a Harley-Davidson motor
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    NELSON SECRET REVEALED
    647 11 Fate Of His Last Completed Letter BOUGHT FOR £1,030—& THROWN ON BONFIRE The announcement that a holograph letter from Lcrd Nelson to Lady Hamilton, dated from the Victory, Sept. 16, 1805, has been acquired by the new Na icnal Maritime Museum at Greenwich, recalls the astonishing fate
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    BOMBAY SILVER MARKET
    68 11 •3 A UC Tense Situation Still Existing Bombay, August 22. A tense situation exists in the Bombay Silver Market. A Board meeting of the Bullion E?f.*hange was held yesterday but W’as unable to decide what course of action should be adopted to overcome the market difficulties as
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    PROPOSED NAVAL TALKS
    77 11 —Reuter. Japan's Demand For Parity Tokio, Aug. 21. It is learned that Britain recently sounded Japan on the question of the resumption of multilateral naval talks in London in October. The Cabinet is reported to have made the decision to instruct the Japanese Embassy to remind Britain
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    AUSTRALIA'S AIR FORCE
    64 11 Manufacture Plans i i Melbourne, August 12. Australia is preparing plans for the development of a complete aircraft manufacturing industry, including engines, cap- able of providing a big expansion of the Royal Australian Air Force in time of war. The Commonwealth Goverment has ac-, quired the manufacturing
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    753 12 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES i Schedule Of Principal s Lines The following' is a list of vessels arrtrlnj BDd sailing from Penang during the week: IN PORT TODAY SS DUYMAER VAN TWIST from Bela-wan-Deli, Asahan and Paneh, (Laboe-an-Bilik). Set Is today for the same ports. c S MAKIAN from Langsa, Idi,
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    402 12 NOTICE The Eastbound and Westboimd Imperial aircrafts are expected to arrive at Alor Stait and Singapore respectively on Schedule. The air mails despatched from Penang cti August 17 per the Netherlands aircraft via Alor Star-Amsterdam were delivered in London on August 23. AIR MAILS A mail for
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      373 12 MAJ E STIC wwwl wwW W W W w J LAST THREE SHOWS TODAY OpEN|NG TODAY WITH 3 shows 2*45 v*ls 9-30 OWING TO THE PICTURE BEING BOOKED FOR SCREENING 9 6.30 9.30 AT IPOH TOMORROW, SEASON CANNOT BE FURTHER extended. MATINEE ALSO TOMORROW AT 2.30 P.M. Positively Your Last
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    INSTRUCTIVE ADDRESS ON CAR MAINTENANCE
    1875 13 LAST NIGHT'S RADIO TALK BY MR. L. BRENT \n instructive address on car maintenance was given bv Mr. L. Brent -rorn station ZHJ (Penang) last night. This was the third of his monthly radio talks on “The Motor Car.” Mr. Brent said:— At the conclusion
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    CHURCH NOTICES
    479 13 ST. GEORGE THE SLAKTYR CSiurch of Entgland 10th Sunday after Trinity. 8.00 a.m. Matir.<s and Litany. Psalms 50, 53. Hymn 7. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion 1 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion Chinese. 6.00 p. m. Evensong. Psalm 51, Chant 140. Magnificat, Chant 51. Nunc Dimittis, Chant 62. Hymns 281,
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    ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
    80 13 By HARRY LAMMERTS HIS SOLOISTS At The E. O. HOTEL Sunday, August 25, 1935. 9.15 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. PROGRAMME 1. Martha Overture (By Request) Flotow 2. Dreams on the Ocean Waltz Gung! 3. Lakme Opera Selection Delibes 4. Peer Gynt—Suite (By Request) Grieg. a. Morning Mood b.
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      141 13 These Gals Will I IK NEXT CHANGE Show You Plenty ’a vl i ©UY KiBBEE IVay Down South s Al INF V 4 In Cali.M.l \WL P J Wz AMNE j Zxll i MACMAHON /N Ik OMbWI SEASON EXTENDED INDEFINITELY I BIG TODAY AND TOMORROW 3 SHOWS HEARTED HERBERT" 2-45
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    VILLAGE TRAGEDY INQUEST
    1117 14 DEAD HUSBAND'S JEALOUSY Reference To Another Girl VERDICT OF MURDER AND SUICIDE The inquest on the four victims of the shooting tragedy which took place at Shutford, near Banbury, Oxfordshire, was opened on August 12 by Mr. E. C. Fortescue, the North Oxfordshire Coroner, in the harness-room
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    THE MODERN DUEL
    171 14 As Fought In Australia's "Outback" One of the most extraordinary duels ever fought was staged recently at Tennant’s Creek goldfields, near Darwin, in North Australia. Two gold miners, somewhat “under the influence,” quarrelled, and each grabbed a weapon, one a swan-off shotgun and the other a small-bore
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    GIRL WHO TAMED SHRIMPS
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    166 16 Fund To Be Opened I COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO TAKE CHARGE (From Our Perak Representative.) J Ipoh, Friday. I I learn that arrangements are being made to open a fund for the purpose of erecting a memorial to the late Raja Sir Chulan, Raja di
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    146 16 Latest Quotations Friday Thursday Par.s < o b 4 4 5 5 64 New York 4.96 s 4.97}$ Montreal 4.97% 4.98% Brussels 29.49 29.49 Geneva 15.21 15.21 Amsterdam 7.334.33% Milan 60 60 9 16 Berlin 1234% 12.34 Prague Copenhagen Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Stockholm 19.39% 19.3914 Vienna
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    AMERICAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    65 16 I Reuter. Ladies Doubles AMERICAN WOMEN WINNING I Brookline, Massachusetts, August 23. In the semi-final of the American Doubles Championship, Mrs. Andrus and Miss Babcock (America) beat Miss F. James end Miss K. Stammers (Great Britain) 6— —3, B—68 —6 and Miss Jacobs and Mrs. Palfrey Fabyan
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    129 16 Office-Bearers For The Year (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, August 23. At the annual general meeting of the Taiping Swimming Club, the following were j elected office-bearers for the ensuing (year:—President, The Hcn'ble the British I Resident, Perak, Mr. G. E. Cator, M.C.S., Captain, Mr. W. S.
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    152 16 Miri Oilfields Inspected I NEXT TOUR TO JAVA CHRISTMAS ISLAND (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore. August 23. 1 The Governor. Lady Thomas. Miss Brid- get Thomas end Personal Staff returned to Singapore today from a tour of Sarawak ard Borneo. The Par y left on
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    380 16 KENNEDY COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The following are the latest quotationi in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s Share List today Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller» TIN.— Ayer Weng 1.82% 1.87% 1.82% 1.87% B. Selangor 90 95ex 90 95ex Hitam 50 54 50 54 Hong Fatt 52% 55 52%
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    101 16 iHuuiuvuo uuuvi <1 supcivimvn Doara oi Cabinet officers is to be permanent.—Reuter. Passed Bv House Of Representatives Washington, August 23. The House of Representatives has passed e, mandatory Neutrality Bill. The Bill is virtually identical to that adopted by the Senate which is expected to accept the
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    115 16 TT X' yesterday today London—(Spot) ......&gt; £220.5.0 £219 10 0 London—(3 months) £213.15.0 £212 0.0 Singapore $108.37% $lOB.OO Penang $108.37% Business Done 25 tons COPRA.— (Sundried) eooe BLACK PEPPER i Nominal Nominal RUBBER London 5 d New York lljgc(G) 12c(G) Singapore—Spot 19 y 2C H)1/c SP et 19
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