Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 September 1935

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 222. Vol. XCIII. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    League Sub-Committee And Its Proposals
    1069 1 —Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. ITALIAN OBSERVATIONS NOT QUALIFIED FOR DISCUSSION ABYSSINIAN REPLY WITHOUT ANY FORMAL RESERVATION London, September 24. 1 he League Council’s Sub-Committee of Live which prepared t lie proposals for a settlement of the ltalo-Ab\ ssinian dispute, c mmunicated last week to
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    TEST MOBILISATION
    22 1 —Reuter. Rome, Sept. 24. A test mobilisation of the nation is expected to take place on T h ur sday.—Reuter.
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    PENANG – HONGKONG AIR LINER EXPECTED TOMORROW
    9 1 PENANG HONGKONG AIR LINER EXPECTED TOMORROW IMPERIAL AIRWAYS PHOTO.
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    CHINA'S APPLICATION TO LEAGUE
    74 1 —Reuter. Referred To Committee Of Fifteen Geneva, Sept. 23. The Council met privately and discussed China’s application fcr a seat on the Council. It was decided to refer the question to the Committee of Fifteen established two years ago to examine the question of membership to
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    CALLOUS FRAUD ON OLD WIDOW
    251 1 —Reuter. £34,000 Swindled London, September 23. A huge and cailous fraud perpetrated on an 84 year old widow was revealed at the seven day trial just concluded at the Old Bailey. The defendants Thomas Impey 55, Mrs Lilian Burton 48 and Richard Rogers 35 were
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    COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE
    111 1 my action.” —Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. Mr. Kellogg Resigns London, Sept. 23. A Geneva message states that Mr. Frank B. Kellogg who as the United States’ Secretary of State, was associated with M. Briand in promoting th? Paris Pact for the renunciation of war has
    my action.”—Reuter and Rugby Radio Service.  -  111 words
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    Danzig Incidents
    189 1 MR. EDEN'S REPORT TO LEAGUE Constitution Must Be Respected London, Sept. 24. i he Council of the League of Nations held a short session this afternoon to hear the British member Mr. Anthony Eden as rapporteur on the petition presented by different organisations regarding the Danzig incidents. Mr.
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    U.S. COAL WORKERS
    103 1 .—Reuter. President Roosevelt To Intervene In Dispute Washington, Sept. 23. A strike affecting 450 American soft coal wprkers and 22 states, which was averted for the fifth time in six months last week, is due to start today, owing to the inability cf the coal owners and
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    THE "SILVER JUBILEE"
    93 1 summit at 72 miles an hour. —Rugby Radio Service. Attains 100 M.P.H. In Trial Run London, Sept. 23. The new streamline express ‘‘Silver Jubilee” which the London and North Eastern Railway are putting into service between London and Newcastle next Monday underwent trials today in which the
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    FRENCH MINISTER IN CHINA DEAD
    26 1 Reuter. Peiping, Sept. 24. The death has taken place of M. Henry Wilden, the French Minister to China since -icon x>—*—
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    APPREHENSIVE SPECULATION
    283 1 —Reuter. CONSTRUCTIVE MEASURES WANTED TO PREVENT FURTHER SETBACK London, Sept. 23 Tomorrow’s Londcn meeting of the International Rubber Regulation Committee is arousing apprehensive speculation since it is considered the supreme test on which depends general confidence in the scheme and the Committee’s ability to operate it. Mincing Lane
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    IMPROVEMENT OF WORLD TRADE
    110 1 duce trade barriers.- Rugby Radio Service. Discussion At League Assembly London, Sept. 23. Speaking in the second commission of the League Assembly today, Dr. Leslie Burgin, Parliamentary Secretary to the Beard of Trade, expressed the view that local and limited signs of economic recovery which had
    duce trade barriers.- Rugby Radio Service.  -  110 words
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    Peiping, Sept. 23.
    61 1 Harold Farquhar, First Secretary of the British Legat’on at Mexico City, who is engaged in a leisurely flig.it from England to China arrived at 3.30 p.m. from Harbin acccmpani d by a fellow-traveller, Fritz-Bichler. He mtends to proceed to Tients n md Shanghai in the near future.
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    A London Letter For Women
    2432 3 THE FASHIONABLE BETROTHAL RING APROPOS THE NEXT ROYAL DUCHESS Smallest Baby In The World Doctor Praises Domestic Work I i oin Our Own Correspondent). i London, September 17. THE POPULAR SAPPHIRE i QL 111£ definitely the sapphire has become the gem for Royal engagements rings
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    ALLEGED HOUSEBREAKING
    76 4 Substantial Bail Ottered In the police court yesterday before Mr. J.P, Biddulph a Chinese named Tan Ah Seng wa“ charged with housebreaking into No. 39, Phee Chcon Road on September 22 and committing theft of seven switches. Inspector Hamilton applied for a postponement till September 27 stating that
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    TAMIL WHO WANTED A LOAN
    74 4 False Representation Charge An allegation that complainant lost his money through gambling was made by a Tamil named Marutha Muttu in the Police Court yesterday when ■charged with false representation to a compatriot, Palani, at Aier Itam on September 20. and thereby induced a loan
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    OVER THE ALPS ON 1 1/2 GALLONS
    100 4 French Feat Paris, Sept. 15. Only I’i gallons of petrol were used in his flight over the Alps to Italy by the French gliding expert. Capt. Thoret. who arrived back here and was greeted by many high French officials. The average speed of
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    IMPRESSED BY HEALTH WORK IN SINGAPORE
    423 4 TROPICAL MEDICINE SCHOOL EXPERTS TOURING MALAYA 1 Two eminent members of the medical profession. Professor D. B. Blacklock and t ‘his wife, Dr. (Mrs.) Blacklcck, are now’ ini Malaya studying health conditions in the < I i Peninsula. i Prof. Blacklock is director of
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    MONEY HIDDEN IN BICYCLE
    287 4 Police Find $95 In Handle-Bars How $95 dollars alleged to have been stolen liom his European employer was found concealed in the handle-bars of a j bicycle was told at the trial of a “boy,” I Ling Ah Nong. in the Singapore police i court before
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    STORY OF LOST TICKET
    158 4 Stowaways On S.S. Rajula Get 14 Days' R.l. No less than five Tamils w’ere arraigned before Mr. J. P. Biddulph in the police court today on a charge of being stowaways on board the 9.5. ‘'Rajula,” which arrived in port yesterday from India. The accused w’ere
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    PAHANG STATE COUNCIL
    158 4 Payment Of Gold Royalty The 149th meeting of the Pahang State Council was held at the Istana Seri Terentang Pekan, on Thursday, Sept. 12 There was one new member, Mr. R. G. Young, who made the affirmation after the minutes had been passed. Several small items of
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    TANKER WITH JEWISH CAPTAIN
    605 4 Russian Vessel In Singapore i AND FOUR JEWS AMONG the crew Soviet ships which call at Singapore on their way to and from Siberia have alw’ays revealed conditions that must appear strange to seamen of other nationalities. Last month we saw a Russian woman captain in
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    THEFT CHARGE
    77 4 Gold Neck Chain And- Involved Tai Mun. e, Cantonese, was produced before the magistrate (Mr. J.P. Biddulph) in the police court yesterday charged with theft of a gold neck-chain and pendant from the person of Yap Kuah Teik, at Pitt Street on September 21. Accused claimed trial. Inspector
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    Tamil’s Mysterious Death
    1407 5 'lnquiry Again Adjourned SAMINATHAN CONTINUES HIS EVIDENCE I In the police court yesterday afterrcon before the Coroner; Mr. J.P. Biddulph. the inquiry was continued into the mysterious dea h of a Tamil named A yavoo from formalin poisoning. Inspector \X ,C. Alexander conducted the proceedings while Mr.
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    TIGER BELIEVED AT LARGE
    144 5 Mystery Slayer Of Australian Bush Said to be yellowish in appearance, with distinct black stripes, a mysterious animal belcived to be a tiger, ir ravaging animal life in the decs? bush coun’ry beyond Braigalong. in th. Gippsland district of Victoria. In the last I'''months the animel
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    A BOOM IN SCORPIONS
    105 5 —Dead Scorpions Angora < Turkey), Sept. 13. So great is the plague of scorpions in Diarbekir. in Eastern Anatolia. that the Turkish municipal authorities there have raised th? price to about 2s. for each dead scorpion brought in. For twenty years there hav been vast quantities
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      516 5 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE 14 h.p. Hillman, P. 609. Driven by the same driver since it was bought In excellent condition; good paint work- 4 new E dU caNOTICE THE PENANG overage CHINESE BENEFIT SOCIETY. The first Annual General Meeting of the the abOV<? Societ wil be held r>th h T
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE.
    187 6 THIS IMPRESSIVE STUDY of the Cistercian Monks of the monastery of Mount St. Bernard, at prayer, was taken by a photographer who sp?nt a day among the brothers of this silent order in Charnwood Forest. Leicestershire. To ce’-ebrate the centenary of the Abbey th e
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    SOUTHERN FUKIEN FLOOD RELIEF FUND
    316 7 Latest Subscription List Beach Street Collections Previously Acknowledge Straits $4942-60 Carnarvon Street Section Collections 108-00 Collections from Individular 3495-87 Total $8545-87 Carnarvon Street Section—Committee: Messrs. Khaw Kow Lay and Tan Kim Ch. bn. Eng and Co. Straits $lO-00 Hock Bean Seng 10-00 Huat Bee Tea
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    208 7 Monday 16th September In the afternoon Lady Thomas attended the Singapore Polo Club tournament and afterwards presented the prizes. Tuesday 17th September His Excellency Lady Thomas and Miss Thomai dined with Their Highnesses The Sultan Sultanah of Johore at the Istana Besar, Johore Bahru. Wednesday 18th September Captain
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    CHANDU CASES
    588 7 Chinese Acted As Good Samaritan BUT FINDS IT COSTLY A Malay, Merican b. Pakir, was produced in the District Court yesterday morning, charged with being in possession of deletrious drug, namely eight packets of Indian hemp, not being' licensed by the licensing officer, on September 20, at 508,
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    POSSESSION OF INDIAN HEMP
    67 7 Case Transferred To District Ccurt A charg" cf having in posoossicn a d; letcrious drug, namely Indiai. hemp, was' pr:ferrcd against Tamil, Secni Pakir, n' the police c:urt yesterday. Af'er the charge had teen rmlained Detective Inspector B. Lewis asked that the case be transferred to
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    171 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. R. A. B. Stanhcpe has been appointed to officiate as Government Veterinary Surgeon Pahang. i Mr. H. A. Byron, of Tuaran Estate. Jesselton, British North Borneo, has left for Europe cn a holiday. Mr. Joshua Darlow, of Darton West, is coming cut shortly to take up a
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    Selangor Races
    368 8 HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY The following are the handicaps for the firKt day of Selangor Meeting. RACE 1 Punics. Class 2 Division 2 5 Furlongs. CANUTE 900 FOXY 813 PENNY BEE 813 BLUE BLUFF 812 KIT 812 GREAT JOY 811 PRO QUID 811 SPOT WHITE 809 BIDDY MARSH
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    HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY
    359 8 The ft •lowing handicaps (two races only) are announced foi the second day RACE 1 Ponies——Class 2 —Division 1 5 Furlong? j —3.00 p.m. KATHRYN 9.00 MYANEE 811 SPOILT GIRL ..8.06 GOLD FINCH 8 05 ARMY CONTRACTOR 8.05 ARROW GIRL 894 NAGARA 801 YEOMAN 8 01
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    104 8 —Reuter. Crystal Palace Defeats Northampton London. September 23. The following are results of marches played today in the English and Scottish League DIVISION HI (Southern Section) Crystal P. 6, Northampton T. 1. (Northern Section) Stockport C. 3, Wrexham 2. SCOTTISH LEAGUE Aberdeen 3, Hamilton 0. INTER-CITY MATCH Sheffield
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    C.R.C. "A" WIN AT HOCKEY
    325 8 Odd Goal In Three P.R.C. "A" BEATEN In a fast and interesting game of hockey on the Esplanade the Chinese Recreation Club.“A” scored a well-deserved victory of two goals to one over the Penang Recreation Club ‘‘A.'” The Chinese started the attack from the bully-off
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    HOCKEY
    61 8 P.C.C. 'A' v. Eastern Smelting Club The following will represent the P.C.C. against the Eastern Smelting Club today at 5.15 p.m. W. Ingham: J. A. McEvoy, J. W. Pinhey, E. A. M. Wil tor, H. A. F. Brooke, H.L. Murray. W.H. Dingle. T.A. Maxwell, A.H Hunt. A.E. Martin, and
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    TAIPING HOCKEY
    83 8 Police Beaten By Medicos (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Sept. 23. In a scrappy game of hockey on the Esplanade today, the Medicos XI beat the Police XI by feur goals to one. The Medicos led by two goals to nil in the first half, the scorers being
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    RUGGER
    140 8 Teams For Tomorrow's Trial The following have been selected for a rugger trial on the Esplanade tomorrow at 5.15 p.m.:— Colours:—C. P. Liston; A. West, H. W. Brady, S. H. Lambert, R. Mange, A. Guild, L. G. Lee, O. E. Fisher, R. F. Heath; Lim Keng Chuan, C. N.
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    SPORT IN SCOTLAND
    1247 8 HEARTS RETURN TO FORM WESTERN UNION CHAMPIONS RECORD FIRTH OF FORTH SWIM (From Our Own Correspondent) I London, Sep 7th, 1935. I TWO UNEXPECTED DEFEATS There were no •‘shock” results in the Scottish League First Division on August 31st, but there were one or two success, and
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    THE HOME TURF
    1995 9 BAHRAM'S FINE TRIUMPH IN ST. LEGER "TRIPLE CROWN" FOR A GREAT HORSE PASSING OF A NOTED TRAINER (From Our Own Correspondence) London. September 17. ST. LEGER WON IN A CANTER The Aga Khans brilliant colt Bahram, ridden by C. Smirke, stamped himself as easily the best three-year-old
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    MR. C. F. WALTERS' DECISION
    137 9 i SECRETARYSHIP GIVEN UP FOR HEALTH REASONS Mr. C.F. Walters, the Worcestershire captain and England cricketer, has resigned the secretaryship of the Worcestershire I County Cricket Club and has also intimated to the committee that he does not wish to be considered fcr the captaincy
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    HEAVYWEIGHT BOXERS PREPARE FOR THE NEW SEASON
    905 9 > London, Sept. 16 j Pancho Villar, the Spanish heavy-weight, I has arrived and has set up camp at Slough. I where he will continue his preparation for I a fight he is to have with Ben Foord, the South African, next Monday
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    RUBBER SCHEME ON TEST
    1002 10 According to Reuter, wiring from London yesterday, today’s meeting of the International Rubber Regulation Committee is arousing apprehensive speculation since it is considered a supreme test on which depends general confidence in the scheme and the Com- J mittee’s ability to operate it. A clever man.
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    Trial By Peers ITS ORIGIN AND PRACTICE Some Historic Cases
    1494 10 The detisien th it L id de Clifford is to take his trial in House of Lords has aroused gieat interest amo«g aiders and laymen. The fol’owing article by Sir W. S. Holdsworth. K. C., V inerian Professor of Law
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    MP. STANLEY BALDWIN
    60 10 —Rugby Radic Service. Consultation With Colleagues London, Sept. 23 I The Cabinet meets tomorrow and today the Prime Minister Mr. Stanley Baldwin, was in consultation with several of his colleagues including the Fcreign Minister, Sir Samuel Hoare, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. NeVille Chamberlain, the Home
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    The Late Mr. Chesney Duncan
    205 11 THE FUNERAL The luneral of the late Mr. Chesney Duncan, he well-known North Malayan journalist, took place yesterday afternoon in the Roman Catholic portion of the Western Road cemetery. The cortege started trom the hospital mortuary at 5.30 pm. and was met at the cemetery
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF SINGAPORE PRIEST
    229 11 Rev. Fr. Louis BurghofFer Singapore, Sept. 23. rhe Rev. F Louis Burghoffer, Mis. Ap., Vicar of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Singapore. died suddenly at the parish home at Ophir Road yesterday evening. Ft. Burghoffer was one of the oldest residents of Singapore.
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    CAR TURNS TURTLE
    145 11 Health Inspector And Family Injured A Malay Health Inspector namedl Mohaoed Khalil stationed at Bagan Serai met with a serious motor acciden a t mile Krian Road yesterday evemng. It appeared that Mohamed Khalil, after mi a few hours In Taiping, was retur ”J°® to his station
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    Rubber Restriction Ordinance
    538 11 STOCK IN EXCESS OF COUPONS CHARGE AGAINST SITIAWAN DEALER (brom Our Perak Representative) Sitiawan, Monday. Another case of alleged contravention of the rubber restriction ordinance which is likely to create interest among rubber dealers in this State was definitely fixed for hearing on October 16 and October
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    SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE
    78 11 Profit Of $2,456.46 FINAL DIVIDEND OF RECOMMENDED (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore. September 24. The Singapore Cold Storage profit for the year ended June 30 is $245,646. A final dividend of per cent, is recommended while adding $50,000 to the reserve and carrying feeward $90,435. It is
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    RETAINING STOLEN PROPERTY
    97 11 Malay Released On $2OO Bail In the pc lice court today before the magistrate. Mr. J. P. Biddulph, a Malay named Omar bin Mat pleaded guilty when charged with dishonestly retaining stolen property, namely a leather strap, at No. 54a, Kampong Bahru on September 23. Accused also
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    ROYAL BALINESE DANCERS
    116 11 In reply to enquiries from upcountry and Kedah patrjons the Royal Balinese Dancers and the Dardanella Dramatic Coy., of Java' will be showing for a short season at Penang commencing from Friday the 27th September to 13th October, 1935. giv- j ing only 15 performances as on
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    TODAY’S WEDDING AT PENANG
    157 11 Bines Carrick RECEPTION AT 6. PANGKOR ROAD The wedding took place at 11.30 this morning at St. George’s Church. Penang, of Mr. lames Andrew Bines, of Messrs. Guthrie Co.. Ltd., Penang, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bines of 105. Boundaries Road, Bulhan. London,
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    DUTIABLE LIQUOR
    96 11 Woman Pleads Guilty To Possession Wong Ah See, a Cantonese woman, was produced in the police court today, charged with having in her possession dutiable liquor, at the junction cf Aier Itam Road and Scotland Road on September 23. Accused admitted possession of the liquor but said it
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      ZERO HOUR APPROACHES
      319 11 —Reuter. London. Sept 24. Zero hour approaches. The cessation ci rain in Abyssinia coinciding with the Italian's attitude which forced the dogged Committee of Five to abandon its task forces this conclusion upon observers in Great Britain. At present it is impossible to ascertain whether Sir Eric
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    FORMER CHINESE DAVIS CUP CAPTAIN
    117 11 —Reuter. Body Recovered From The Hudson New York. Sept. 23. The body of Mr. Wing-lock Wei w’ho I captained the Chinese Davis Cup teams in i 1924, 1927 and 1930 has been recovered i from the Hudson River following his mys- terious disappearance cn Saturday
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    FAILED TO RUN WHEN WARNED OF DANGER
    150 11 Elderly Chinese Woman Buried In Mine An elderly Chinese weman working in an open cast mine at Salak South or. Sunday failed to run when warned of danger and was buried under a fall of sand. Her dead body was dug out a
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    Planters And Restoration Of Salary Cuts
    3043 12 SPEECHES AT I.S.P. CONFERENCE I Malaya's Crops j IMPROVING THE YIELDS Malacca, Sep 4 21. j Before opening today's proceedings of the annual confei net of the Incorporated! Society of Planters at Malacca Club, the chairman. Mi. W. Leggart mentioned the) impending retir men*
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    Position Practically Hopeless
    638 13 West Abyssinia. —Reuter Rugby Radio Service. ITALY REMAINS HOSTILE TO COMMITTEE'S PROPOSALS Geneva, Sept. 23. The Committee of Five ended after «1 few minutes’ sitting. The position is recognised as practically hopeless. Senor Madariaga confers with the two parties in the afternoon and a further meeting of
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    World Air Service Route
    67 13 —Reuter. The Hague, Sept. 23. It is Bec-.rncd that ttie selected route for st "work! ai* service by Plan American Airways and K.L.M, will bs- San Franc joo, China, Philippines. Borneo, Java. :tk>ng the India route, Amsterdam and thence to England, Greenland and New York. TYi»-
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    Campbell Black Crashes
    186 13 by goods train Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. Lands By Parachutes On Nile Bank London, Sept. 23. Campbell Black and his relief pilot, McArthur, escaped without serious injury when they had to abandon in mid-air the De Haviland Comet aero-i plane in which they were making a
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    Soviet Interference Of Canadian Affairs?
    132 13 —Reuter. WHAT GOVERNMENT KNOWS Victoria, British Columbia, Sept. 23. The Canadian Government had learned that the recent march of the unemployed on Ottawa from Toronto was part of a plot to seize him as hostage while a Soviet government was established in Canada, declared Mr.
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    PRETTY PROBLEM FOR U.S.
    84 13 presents a pretty problem.— Reuter Wireless. If Philippines Ask To Join League Manila, September 20. A piquant situation will be created if Manuel Quezon, President Elect of the Philippines carries out his intention of asking the United States permission to apply for membership of the League
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    TRAINS DERAILED
    73 13 .—Reuter. Bandit Activities Near Weihulinq Tokyo. Sept. 23 A report from Changchun says that one was killed and 17 wounded when bandits derailed, wrecked and looted an Eastbound train of the Changchun—Tumen Railway near W’eihuling, 35 miles north- west of Tunhua. A Relief train from Kirin which was
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    Italian Plot Rumoured
    323 13 —Reuter. Emperor Taking No Chances WATCH OVER DEPOSED KING INTENSIFIED Addis Ababa, Sept. 23. The rumoured Italian plot to effect the escape of Lij Jassou, deposed King of Ethiopia and the man whom the Emperor fears most in the world, has intensified the watch on lassou’s prison.
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    ITALIAN SPY CONFESSES
    100 13 French con.su'ate, Diredawa.—Reuter. Wireless. Addis Ababa, Sept, 19 It is reported from Harrar that Count de Rocquefeuille. the Frenchnaan living in Jijiga whom the Ethiopia*»*, arrestkxl recently on a charge of espionage has now, it is a’leged, confessed to having rectivrd 5.000 French francs a month from
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    NAZI TERRORIST ACT
    69 13 —Reuter Wireless. Plot To Murder Austrians Vienna, Sept. 19. An alleged plot to murder ten outstanding Austrian politicians has been discovered at Linz Upper Austria. Post Office officials became suspicious of ten little parcels exactly the same addressed to ten well known Vienese. When an Official opened
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    Vev=y, Sept. 19.
    31 13 —Reuter Wireless. The death is announced of M. Jules Cambon in his ninetieth year, the brilliant diplomat and- formerly Ambassador to London, the United States, Spain and Germany.
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      449 13 Tuesday, 24th September, 1935. FUN FROLIC MAIN GATE 10 CENTS. HAKO'S CIRCUS AND TRAVELLING ZOO SHOWN TO PACKED HOUSES EVERY NIGHT THOUSANDS TURNED AWAY COME EARLY AVOID THE RUSH IST CLASS BAR ATTACHED SHOW STARTS NIGHTLY AT 9.30 P.M. PROMPT MATINEES WEDNESDAYS, SATURDAYS SUNDAYS AT 5 P.M. TRAVELLING ZOO Admission
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    406 14 AIR MAILS A mail for Medan (via Alor Star) by route to Alor S‘ar and thence by NetherI lands Air Mail Service will be closed at 6.30 e.m. tomorrow. A mail for Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, Great Britain, Ireland and whole of Europe, by rcute
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    718 14 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule Of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arrivlaf ■nd puling from Penang during the wedc: IN POICT TODAY S.S. SEROOSKERK from Far East via Singapore. Sails same day for Colombo, Suez, Port Said, Jaffa, Haifa. Genoa, Marseilles, Rotterdam and Hamburg. S.S. LYCAON from
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      1068 14 Programmes Wireless 8.35- The Pavilion Theatre Orchestra, dill D G rected by Frank Stokes. Relayed from the Pavilion Theatre, Liverpool. 9.os—Close today down. Transmission 3 Transmission 5 920 p.m. Big Ben. The Band of His MaTwo of the following frequencies will be Rf<yal Marines Plymoutft Division (By kind permission of
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    Aspirin: Medical Mystery
    468 17 DOCTORS DON'T KNOW WHY IT KILLS PAIN Four topics are causing controversv among medical men. Thev concern; (1) The use of aspirin; i (2) Treatment by thyroid injection; (3) Blood pressure; and correct I dieting; and (4) Insulin pills. There has long been a conflict of medical
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    THE POTATO’S TRIUMPH
    422 17 Article Of Diet Of Wide' Value USE IN SICKNESS AND SLIMMING Marketing Board's Claims Xo praise is too warm for the po- tato. which has been described bv one I diet expert as food on a big’ll plane ofj dietary dignity. It is of greatest food, value
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    GIRL VAMPIRE
    174 17 Friend Killed At Game Of Blind Man's Buff A girl of 15, described as a “beautiful blonde vampire with an angel-like face, has been arrested by the Cracow police for murdering her 14-year-old girl friend. The “vampire, 0 Mary Tchakoww, lured her friend, Julia Gierasowna, to the walls
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    FIGHT FOR CHILD LIFE
    507 17 British Doctors Winning FEWER BABIES DIE More Clinics For Mothers The rate of Infantile Mortality has been reduced to 6.5 per thousand births during the last year, the lowest figure ever recorded. Sir Kingsley Wood, the Minister of Health, is proud of the work of his
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    MEN BURIED WITH HORSES
    209 17 Bronze Age Finds i Moscow. i Men and women buried in company with I one two and even three horses each, and stone cases containing the remains of people of the Bronze Age, have been foun by an expedition of the Moscow State Museum of History,
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    THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIA
    1013 18 'IMMIGRATION OR ULTIMATE INVASION' POPULATION PROBLEMS DISCUSSED AT B.M.A. ANNUAL MEETING Melbourne, Sept. 13. "Immigration or ultimate invasion,” is the future for Aus'raLa, according to Sir Raphael W. Cilento (Director-General of Health and Medical Services for the State of Queensland), who gave an address on "Some
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    MAN DIES AFTER SERVING SENTENCE FOR ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    343 18 VERDICT OF SUICIDE ~r Singapore, Sept. 21. I became desperate “I took one of my chisels and stabbed myself, mtending tc commit suicide.” doh WaS Part f a statement made to Lk v V a 27 year o,d carpenter, Yam. as he
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    BOXER GUILTY OF MURDER
    672 18 Death Sentence For i Shooting Girl I "PUNCH DRUNK" AS A DEFENCE "Kid" Lewis Called I Raymond Henry Bousquet, aged 30, a Canadian, well known as a boxer, was sentenced to death at the Old Bailey for the murder of Hilda Meek by shooting her at
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    U.S. APOLOGY TO GERMANY
    198 18 Magistrate And Bremen I I Rioters New York, Sept. 15. Virtually reprimanding Mr. L. B. Brodsky, a New York magistrate, for his comments on Germany when he discharged five men accused of taking part in Communist riots in the 51,600-tons liner Bre- j j men in
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    RADIO RECORDS IN FRANCE
    241 18 Registered On Wire Paris, Sept. 14. Seventeen State wireless stations all over France closed dewn their programmes at 1.15 on Sept. 14 and transmitted the speech which M. Laval had made in Geneva a few hours previously. The occasion chosen was the first practical experiment of
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    Japan’s Next Budget
    776 19 LAKGE DEFICIT LIKELY ARMAMENTS VERSUS ECONOMY I The Army Asks For More NAVAL DEMANDS In the race between armaments exenditure ami budgetary economy in Japan economy, since 1931, has come nt a \ery poor second. 1 he national’ debt has increased by three and a piarter billion
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    Rich Gold Deposit In Kwangsi
    57 19 Rich gold deposits are reported to have been discovered at Winning, in the vicinity of Njnni"g. the provincial capital of Kuting i. ft is estimated by experts that the umaal yield of gold ore easily should exceed $10.000,000. Th? Kwangsi Provincial Government is making arrangenv
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    JAPANESE SEIZE CHINESE MINE
    152 19 i Military Take Hand In Dispute I 1 The p'rotracted dispute over the ownership of the coal mines at Linyuhsien. northwest of Chinwangtao. has been terminated by Japanese occupation according to Chinese sources, says Reuter. I The concession originally was aw’arded the Liuchiang Company, a Chinese
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    SIAMESE SUGAR
    153 19 Japan Asked For Assistance In Development Mr. Luan Shin, the Siamese Naval Chief and the Education Minister, who is now in Japan on a short visit, is reported to have asked Japanese sugar producers, through the Foreign Office, for their assistance in developing the sugar industry in Siam.
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    BIG SZECHUAN LOAN
    48 19 Partly For Liquidating l Old Debts j Of the $70,000,000 Szechuan Rehabilita- tion Loan. $26,000,000 is to be used for bandit-suppression and reconstruction pur- poses, and the remaining $44,000,000 for J liquidating old debts. A representative committee has been established for ad- ministering the loan.
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    FORMER OVERSEAS CHINESE
    66 19 Make Success Of "Happy Village" MORE SETTLEMENTS LIKELY Encouraged by the success of the ‘Happy illage” for Overseas Chinese at Hsuen-cheng, Anhwei, which was established under the auspices of the Overseas Affairs Commission, the Nanking Ministry of Industries shortly will send requests to the various provincial governments
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    SHENG AN PIRATES REPENT CRIME
    310 19 Declare They Are Not Afraid To Die Dairen, Sep\ 9. No order has yet been issued by General Minami, Governor-General of the KwanI tung Leased Territory, Commander-in-Chief cif the Kwantung Ajmy and Japanese Ambassador to Manchukuo. for the exe- cution of the four foreigners sentenced
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    WAR RISK
    90 19 Japanese Raise Insurance Rates Japanese insurance companies have raised their rates on marine insurance from 5 to 1212 sen on each one hundred yen of valuation on all cargoes destined for North Africa. Their action w’as based on London reports that Lloyd’s quoted odds of 99-to-l that there
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    MANY BUSINESS FAILURES IN TIENTSIN
    40 19 Depressing new’s from Tientsin is reported in the Chinese press. According to these reports 26 firms, with capital ranging between $20,000 and $30,000. and one capitalised at $BO,OOO, were forced to suspend business last month.
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    LUANCHOW MURDER CONFESSION
    168 19 Assassin The Tool Of Secret Service Man A full confession has been made at Tientsin by Li Chen-hua in connection with the assassination at Luanchow’ of Col. Liu Tsochow’, w’hose case recently drew a protest from the Japanese military authorities. Li admitted that he killed Col. Liu,
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    PAPER FACTORY OPENING IN SHANSI
    56 19 Employing more than 300 persons, the North-western Paper Factory in Lantsun Shansi, soon will be opened for the manufacture of paper. Machinery costing $2OO. 000 has already been installed and it is learned that further consignments are en route from abroad. The main object of
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    JAPANESE “TOURISTS” IN LAMA ROBES
    52 19 Reported Discovery In Suiyuan A. number of Japanese recently arrived Pailingmiao from Suiyuan in lama robes, says a Chines? report. They were discovered because of their inability to speak Mongol. The Suiyuan Provincial Administration !has since sent men to escort these Japanese “tourists” to ensure
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    What Others Are Saying
    593 20 verv eound comment end advice.—“ Times of Malaya.” MALAYAN YEAR BOOK Seekers after stat stical information regarding Malaya will find it all in the Malayan Year Book, which has been issued by the S'atistical Department, S.S. and F.M.S. It takes the place of Malayan Stati: tics
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    102 20 Wallet And Fountain Pen A charge of theft in respect cf a wallet and fountain pen valued at 40 cents, from the person of Md. Salim in a lane off Rope J Walk last night, was preferred against a| young Hokkien in the police ccurt today. Accused claimed
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    KEDAH SURVEY RECREATION CLUB
    388 20 Visit To Penang INTER-DEPARTMENT TOURNAMENT Th. Ktdah Survey Recreation Club, Kuiim, visited Penang on Thursday and engaged the Penang Survey Sports Union m a series of badminton ana tennis matches. This was the first occasion that irkndly rivalry in sports has been indulged in between these
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    JELUTONG AFFRAY
    348 20 Two Chinese Charged In District Court Two Chinese. Lim Mah Swee and Chan Put Ho, were produced before Mr. B. F. I Bridge in the District Court this morning, on a charge cf committing an affray at Jelutong, on July 29. Detective Inspector A. H. Hunt prosecuted while
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    UNITED TRADERS, LTD.
    115 20 The following are the latest quotation! for today Buyers Sellers TIN.— Ampat Tins Ayer Wengs 1-80 1.85 B. Selangor 90 92% Hitam 48 50 Hong Fatts 50 52% Jelebu 95 1.00 Johan 25 27 K. Kamuntings 6 0 6 6 K. Lanjut 15|3 15 9 K. Kampars
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    INTERESTING IPOH CASE
    151 20 Application For Appointment Of Receiver (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, September 24. An interesting civil case came up for hearing before Mr. Justice Howes today when Hon. Mr. Shearn w-ith Mr. Huntsman and Mr. Rix applied on behalf of S.T.M.R. Veerappa Chettiar and five ethers for the
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    EXCHANGE OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
    62 20 Reuter. Two Germans Leave For China Berlin. Sept. 23. Two German students Klimmek and Emme left for China under the system of exchange of university students between Germany and China. They will study at the Tsinghua University at Peiping. A third student. Schertz, will follow in
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    A. A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    221 20 A. A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS 1 esieruay Today rsuyers sellers Buyers sellers XIN Ayer Weng 1.80 1-85 1.75 1.8 B. Selangor 90 95 90 Hitam 48 50 48 50 Hong Fatt 50 52% 50 52% Jelebu 92% 97% 95 1.00 Johan 27 28% 25 27% Klang River 1-50 1.55 1.50
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    EXCHANGE
    44 20 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 London Bank 2 3?| 4 mst 2 Private 3 mst credit 24& 3 Documentary 2 453 On New York Demand 57& France T.T. 855 Hongkong T.T. 12% dis. Shanghai T.T. 32% dis. India T.T. 154 Ber Silver 29 t 4
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    "G-WOMAN" GIVEN A POLICE POST
    149 20 Fingerprint Expert 1 After the “G-men” comes the ”G- Woman.” She is Miss Marie Grott, of Indianapolis, who helped to identify John Dillinger when he was captured at Tucson, Arizona, in 1933. She has been appointed to head a state police bureau of criminal identification
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    120 20 YESTERDAY TODAY London—(Spot) No market £225.15.0 London—(3 months) No market £214.5.0 Singapore $108.75 $109.25 Business Done Penan B SIOS.To”. Business Done 25 tons COPRA.— (Sundriedi »4 25 $4 20 BLACK PEPPER 00 $9O o RUBBER London* 5%d s£ d New York ll%c(G) Singapore—Spot 18 %c 1 8 C
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    LEADING BROKERS SHARE LIST
    455 20 KENNEDY TODAY’S PRICES The following are the lateat quotation, i to MESSRS. KENNEDY Cc/3 shnr. List today Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller/ TIN.— Ampat Tin 414% 4|lo 4|T,% Ayer Weng 1.77% 1-85 1-7 Bigrin 19|3 20|3 18,6 19)6 |b. Selangor 91 95 91 I Gopeng
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    203 20 Latest Quotations Monday Saturday Pari? 74 37 64 74 41 64 New York 4.91% 4.91% Montreal 4.98% 4.98% Brussels 29.08 29.07 Geneva 15.12 .15-12 Amsterdam 7.27% 7.26% Milan 60JJ 60/,, Berlin 12.21 12.22 Prague 118% ***** Copenhagen Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Stockholm 19.39% 19.39% Vienna 26 26
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST.
    1067 20 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST. hhAMIiS. t 1 RUBBER (Dollar). Allenby Rubber Co. 1 50 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 1 uj Amalgamated Malay Estates 270 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 1 (j CK Ayer Molek Rubber Co. XU Ayer Panas Rubber Estates 1 40 Bassett Rubber Co. Batu Lintang Rubber Co. 97,
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      40 20 WEATHER REPORT Temperatui-es Wind Rainfall 6.00 a.m. 78 N Noon 80 N TIDE TABLE TODAY High Water Low Water 11.20 a.m 5.42 a m. 11.59 p.m 5.55 p.m. TOMORROW 11 46 a m 6.09 a.m. 12 19 am 6.20 p.m.
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