Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 13 November 1935

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 264. Vol. XCIII. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    Eve Of Election Final Appeals
    391 1 MR. BALDWIN URGES VOTERS TO HELP GOVERNMENT To Continue Work Of National Restoration MAJOR ATTLEE'S MESSAGE What Labour Party Stands For WORKING MAJORITY FOR GOVERNMENT EXPECTED London, November 12. On the eve of the election, final appeals to the electorate were made by leaders of
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    RECORD ESTABLISHED ON MAIDEN VOYAGE.
    47 1 RECORD ESTABLISHED ON MAIDEN VOYAGE.—The new P. O. 24,000 tons liner, Strathmore,” on her first voyage to India, has beaten previous records for the voyage from Genoa to Bombay. The Strathmore’s average speed was just over 20 knots; says Rugby Radio Service.
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    ASSURANCE TO EGYPT
    90 1 .Reuter Wireless. No British Havai Base At Alexandria Cairo, November 11. A communique announces that British has given assurances to the Egyptian Minister in London in connection with the international situati n to the effect that Brita n has never considered profiting from present cii instances to
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    ROYAL WEDDING GIFTS
    56 1 .—Rugby Radio Service. London, Nov. 12. There was a steady procession of visitors today through the State Apartments at Saint James Palace when the general public were admitted to view the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester’s wedding presents. The proceeds are being devoted to charities in which
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    SIAMESE NAVY
    31 1 Four Subracrircs Ordered From Japan (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 12. 1 he Siamese Navy has ordered tour submarines from Japanese builders costing over £84,000 each without armament.
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    DISABLED EX-SERVICE MEN
    102 1 cess Margaret Rose.— Rugby Rad’o Service. Exhibition Of Wcrk At Imperial institute London, Nov. 12. I The exhibition of work of disabled exservice men at the Imperial Insti'ute was visited today by the Prince of Wales and the Duke and Duchess of York. j The Prince went
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    Fierce Storms Over Bay Of Bengal
    145 1 QUANTAS PLANE BADLY BUFFETED f Pilot Forced To Turn Back SMITHY" STILL MISSING Fierce storms over the Bay of Bengal forced Pilot Allen to turn back yesterday to Alor Star in the Quantas airliner which was chartered by the Australian Government to search for
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    ABYSSINIAN INFANTRY ATTACKED
    109 1 Tables Turned On Italians OFFICERS AND MANY OTHER RANKS KILLED Tanks And Armoured Cars Captured ADDIS ABABA, NOV. 12. THE ABYSSINIANS CLAIM THAT SIX ITALIAN OFFICERS AND MANY OTHER RANKS WERE KILLED AND FOUR TANKS AND TWO ARMOURED CARS WERE CAPTURED WHEN AN ABYSSINIAN INFANTRY WAS ATTACKED
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    GERMANY APPLYING SANCTIONS
    145 1 Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. Two Days Before General Application Berlin, Nov. 12. Butter, bacon, rubber, oils, petroleum, silk, wool, cotton, tin and other base metals are among hundreds of commodities the export of which are to be prohibited except by special licence. It is officially staled
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    Shanghai, November 12.
    35 1 Reuter. G.C. Welsford, aged 30 years, a native cf Johannesburg was found shot dead in a boarding house with a revolver by his s’de. He leaves a wife and child in Johannesburgßeuter.
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    IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM
    103 1 Removal To New Quarters Begins London, Nov. 12. The removal of the Imperial War Museum to new quarters in Lambeth Road on the south s de of the river from South Kensington began today. Apart from transport of heavy exhibits, including big guns and tanks, the removal
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    INCREASED WHEAT CROP
    51 1 London, Nov. 12. The Wheat Comm ssion states that from calculations based on certificates received from registered growers under the Wheat Act the total United Kingdom crop in 1935, including seed, corn and tailing», was 33,580,000 cwt against 37,375,000 in 1934 and 33,440,000 in 1933 Rugby Radio
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    50 1 Rugby Radio Service. London, Nov. 12. The Exchequer returns show that the total ordinary revenue, excludr/? selfbalancing items, amounts to £362,868,187 compared with £346,395,723 at corresponding date of last year. The total ordinary erpenditure, exclusive of self-ba’ancing items, is £442 326,496 against £422,883,350 at corresponding date cf 1934
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    DIVORCE JUDGE ON "HORRIBLY POLLUTED" MARRIAGE
    1131 3 Husband And Wife Accuse Each Other FREQUENT AND FLAGRANT ADULTERY” ADMITTED Mr. Justice Bucknill, giving judgment in the Divorce Court on Oct. 29 in n case in which husband and wifea former actresseach petitioned for divorce, described their marriage as a horribly polluted affair.”
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    A PAPAL DENUNCIATION
    242 3 Profanation Of Sunday While Italy Celebrates A denunciation of the -profanation ot Sunday.- which generally taken at Rome j to refer to the celebrations of the 13th anniversary of the Fascist march on Rome, was made by the Pope, in an address to the Council General of
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    WOMAN’S ASHES SCATTERED FROM PLANE
    113 3 The ashes of a woman who was fond of flying w r ere scattered from an aeroplane while it was flying three miles out at sea from Brighton, on Nov. 4. Mrs. Sulley, of Fulham Palace-road, London, S. W., had requested that her ashes should
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    DISPUTE IN A 'PLANE
    120 3 French Tennis Player Fined The French tennis player, L. J. Aslangul, who played at Wimbledon this year, was fined by the Correctional Court in Paris' as a result of a quarrel which began in a I London-Paris aeroplane. His dispute was with M. Scali, a Paris
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    MONS GIFT TO THE KING
    143 3 Honour To British Dead Mons, Nov. 31. The city of Mons honoured the memory lof the British soldiers who fell in the his- toric retreat in the early days of the Great War. The citizens had subscribed I for the presentation to King George of
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    FOUNDER OF IRISH SWEEP DEAD
    106 3 Mr. R. J. Duggan, who was one of the founders of the Irish Hospitals Trust, and who made a huge fortune out of the Irish Sweepstakes, died in Dublin on Nov: 4. He was 60 years old, and was a wellknown bookmarker, racehorse-owner and director
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    PRINCE JUAN ROBBED OF JEWELS
    69 3 Toronto Hotel Suite Entered Toronto, Nov. 4. Jewels to the value of 8,000 dollars (£1,000) have been stolen from the hotel suite of Don Juan, Prince of Asturias, who is on his honeymoon here with his bride, Princess Maria Della Mercedes of Bourbon-Sicily. The jewels
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    LADY BARON TO MARRY AGAIN
    157 3 Widow Of Famous Tobacco Magnate I A licence was applied for at a Londom register oflic\ by Mr. Arthur Robest Robert Tritton, bachelor, aged fifty-one, to marry lady (Rene) Baron, widow of Sir Louis Bernhard Baron, Bart, chairman of Carreras, Ltd., who died in May
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    MR. MACDONALD AND SON'S POST
    407 4 "I Had Nothing To; Do With It" THE PREMIER'S I OFFER I I "MEAN, PERSONAL SLANDERS" I I At a meeting at Wheatley Hill, in his constituency of Seaham Harbour {County Durham), on Oct. 31, Mr. JRamsay MacDonald referred to mean slanders” in replying to
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    TWO MOTHERS CLAIM DEAD BOY
    107 4 Two mothers are claiming that a 15-year-old youth who was killed by a bus at Shepherd’s Bush was their son The superintendent of the Church Army Hostel, Shepherd’s Bush, id* ntified him as Leslie Walter Miller, who was staying at the hostel. A Mrs. Miller
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    HALLOWE'EN IN LONDON.
    6 4 HALLOWE'EN IN LONDON.
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    TRIBUTE TO WIFE BEFORE SUICIDE
    1034 4 Die With Beautiful Thoughts Of You MR. J. A. JENKINSON'S MONEY WORRIES Evidence was given bj’ Mrs. Joan Jenkinson, youngest daughter of Sir James Dunn, the Canadian banker at the Hammersmith inquest on her husband, Mr. John Anthony Jenkinson, who was found shot at his
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    JUBILEE TRUST'S £100,000 GRANTS
    271 4 Duke Of York Reveals Plans MOST URGENT NEEDS TO BE MET The Duke of York announced on Nov. 4 that King George’s Jubilee Trust Ffnd now amounts to approximately £1,000,000 and he also gave the first general outline of the plans for spending it. Speaking at
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    SAVING IPOH'S "POTENTIAL CRIMINALS"
    1662 5 BRITISH RESIDENT GIVES PRAISE Premises For Street Boys' Hostel OFFICIAL OPENING Important Social Work In Perak As briefly reported in the Pinang Gazette” yesterday, the extremely vamab e work that the Ipoh Rotary Club is doing for the young orphaned boys of Ipoh, turning them I
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    SIR MARK & LADY SHELDON
    121 5 SIR MARK LADY SHELDON Distinguished Visitors From Australia I Singapore, Nov. 11. Sir Mark Sheldon and Lady Sheldon arrived in Singapore this morning from Batavia by the Plancius. i They were on their way to Kuala Lumpur w’here they will stay as the guests of the Hon. Mr. Marcus Rex,
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    JOHORE'S NEW COUNCILLOR
    239 5 Dr. Mootatamby Appointed By The Sultan Johore Bahru, Nov. 11. The Indian and Ceylonese communities of Johore Bahru welcome the appointment of Dr. N. Mootatamby by H H the Sultan of Johore with the concurrence of H. E. the Governor of the S. S. to be an
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      53 5 PENANG PHONE 543. PENANG S.S. :o: TODAY COCKTAIL DANCE 7 to 9.30 p.m. On Thursday the usual after dinner dance is cancelled, the Runnymede band being loaned to the Swimming Club for their Poppy Fund Gala Night. SATURDAY as usua[ DINNER DANCE ST. ANDREW'S ANNUAL BALL REEL PRACTICES Tuesday, 19th
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE.
    166 6 e f 1 T AN AUTUMN 01 car i n g liic AUTUMNS FIRE BURNS SLOWLY ALONG THE WOODS Sfishine, penetrating the shadows of Queen's Wood, Highgate, now thickly carpeted with Autumn's fallen leaves, gives added effect. NEW TROLLEYBUS SERVICE LORD ASHFIELD Chairman of London
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    MALAYA'S DEPENDENCE ON IMPORTED FOOD-STUFFS
    1738 7 CONSIDERABLE INCREASE IN 1934 DR. H. A. TEMPANY'S TIMELY WARNING TO COUNTRY 1 lie dangers of'undue dependence on imports, particularly unports of food-stufls, have been so clearly demonstrated in the past (savs Dr. H. A. lempany, Director of Agriculture, S.S. F.M.S., in his rej>ort for
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    14 YEARS’ DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCE AND AGUE.
    199 7 Then Complete Relief. Fancy 14 years of misery and pam with Dyspepsia, then complete and permanent relief This was the actual experience of Mrs. M. M who never had a night’s rest without wind [and distressing ague until she took Maclean Brand Stomach Powder.
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    ISKANDAR POLO CLUB
    239 7 His Highness Presides At Half Yearly Meeting Kuala Kangsar, Monday. The members of the Iskandar Polo Club held their half yearly general meeting at 5 p.m. on Sunday Nov. 10 at Kuala Kangsar. His Highness Sir Alang Iskandarishah, Patron and President of the Club, presided. Among those
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    250 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. R. Bird. M.C.S., has been appointed to act as Deputy Treasurer, S.S. i Dr. L. W. Evans has been appointed to officiate as Chief Medical Officer, Singapore. Mr. P.D. Lawson has been appointed to act as an Assistant Superintendent of Excise, S.S. Mrs. C. J. Bede Cox,
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    238 7 Sunday, Nov. 3. Captain The Hon. G. Fraser and Mrs. Fraser had luncheon at Government House. Hon. Major R. L. Nunn and Mrs. Nunn and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hunter dined at Government House. After dinner His Excellency and Lady Thomas and party attended the Poppy Day
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    POPPY DAY IN JOHORE
    217 7 Large Gathering At Civil Service Club Johore Bahru, Nov. 10. I Mrs. J. V. G. Mills, wife of the Judge, Johore, is the energetic organizer for the sale of poppies for the Poppy Day Fund in Johore State and Mrs. D. M. Noyes Lewis is the
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    AMENDMENTS IN STAMP LAW
    611 7 RESULT OF RECENT COURT DECISION AS th e lesulc of a recent decision in. the Supreme Court to the effect that foreign bills ot exchange, cheques and promissory notes cannot b e stamped after acceptance, an amendment in the Stamp Ordinance, 1929, haj been made. The
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    BUTTERWORTH CHARITY FOOTBALL
    512 8 Province Indians' Narrow Victory I P.R.C. BEATEN BY ONLY GOAL In the last of a series of football matches organised by the Butterworth Recreation Club in aid of the Poppy Day Fund, the Province Indians scored a welk deserved victory over the Penang Recreation Club yesterday at
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    TAIPING TURF CLUB SKYE MEETING
    126 8 December 13 And 14 The Taiping Turf Club December Skye Meeting will be held on Friday and Saturday, December 13 and 14. There will be two runs for Horger, Class 4, two runs for Horses, Class «5, two run for Ponies, Class 3 and one
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    M.C.C. NARROW VICTORY
    44 8 .Reuter. South Australia Beaten By 36 Runs BRADMAN SCORES HALF CENTURY Adelaide, Nov. 12 The M.C.C. defeated South Australia by 36 runs at Adelaide today. M.C.C: 371 and 174 (Ryan 4 for 13). South Australia; 322 and 187 (Brad- man 50)
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    ESPLANADE HOCKEY
    266 8 Indians "A" Defeat P.C.C. "A" In a scrappy game of hockey played yesterday on the Esplanade the Indian i Association A” defeated the Cricket Club I A” by two clear goals both of which were scored in the second half. The Club enjoyed more of the exchanges from
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    S.T.C. WINTER MEETING
    126 8 Handicaps For Class 1 Ponies (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 12. The following ar e handicaps for two more races on the second day (November 20) of the Singapore Turf Club’s Winter Meeting. RACE 6 Ponies—Class I—Div.1Div. Is*6 Furlongs. BILLGRIM 9,0 i NO LIMIT 9.00 BON
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    HE WAS LOSING THE USE OF HIS ARM
    200 8 Could Not Carry a Thing This man was in such P ain with rheumatism that he began to fear he was going to lose the us? of his arm. But Kruschen Salts removed the pain, and now he can use his arm
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    BADMINTON IN PERAK
    522 8 Open Championships TAN CHENG PHOR RETAINS TITLES The Perak Open Badminton Championships was concluded on Monday and all the previous champions retained their titles. Though thir is to the credit of the champions, it is somewhat disappointing not to have found new players capable of dethroning them.
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    CHARITY SOCCER AT SELAMA
    66 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, November 12. A Taiping football team travelled to Selama yesterday to play Veer Singh’s XI in a charity match in aiu of the Poppy Day Fund. After a hard fought tussle, in which exchanges were more or le.'E even, though the
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    THE HOME TURF
    1969 9 COMMANDER 111. WINS CAMBRIDGESHIRE Aga Khan's Dewhurst Stakes IMPORTANT TWO-YEAR-OLD RACE (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, November 5. ELECTION TIP'S” VICTORY Basil Briscoe, a racehorse trainer, who is conducting hia brother’s electioneering campaign, literally stepped off the election platform in order to see Commander 111. (tho horse
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    All Blacks’ Deadly Opportunism
    1630 9 Rugfby Football Turns Scale Against Combined London Side AN UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT London Counties 0 pfe_ > New Zealand 11 The New Zealanders won their first game at Twickenham by a goal and two tries to nil. At half-time there was no score, so that all the
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    THE GENERAL ELECTION
    936 10 The results of the General Election at Home tomorrow will be awaited with no little impatience by those in England itself as well as those in the Overseas Empire, and at the various Continental Capitals. The result, as we see it, will give the present Government a
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    DANGERS OF TATOOING
    622 10 Remarks By Ipoh Coroner At Inquest POSSIBILITIES OF POISONING I i (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, Nov. 13. The possibilities of exposure to blood poisoning through unhygenic and primitive methods of tatooing were discussed by Mr. C. W. A. Sennett at the conclusion of the inquest into
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    London, Nov. 12.
    55 10 Justice of the Gold Coast Rugby Radio Service. The King has approved the appointment of Mr. G. E. Nairac, Procureur and Advocate General of Mauritius to be Chief Judge of that Colony in succession to Mr. P. B. Petrides, who was recent’y appointed Chief Justice of the
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    ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATION
    98 10 $l,OOO BAIL REDUCED TO $5OO (From Our P;rak Representative.) Ipoh, November 13. The case of falsely representing a person and thereby inducing complainant t c deliver o ver a sum of money was again mentioned in the court yer terday when Wong 100 was again produced. Mr.
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    "GUILTY BUT INSANE"
    126 10 Verdict In Singapore Murder Case (From Our Own Correspondent)) Singapore Nov. 13. "Guilty but insane”,, war th e verdict returned yesterday by the special jury empanelled to try Hoh Peng Chhie a young Chinese w ho was arraigned before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith in the Singapore Assizes
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    CANTONESE SHOT AT SINGAPORE
    71 10 Affair Believed Connected With Secret Societies (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 13. A young Cantonese named Kwan Hong* was shot outs de a coffeeshop at Anson Road shortly after seven o’clock on Monday night. He received a wound on the neck and shoulder but he
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    DEPENDENT ON WOMEN
    67 10 Chinese And Malay Charged (From Our Perak Representative) November 13. A Chinese and a Malay, resdents at Pasir Puteh, were charged in the PoliceCourt with living wholly or in part on the earnings of prostitution; the first accused admitted introducing customers but denied the charge. Both claimed
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    BRITISH RED CROSS
    138 10 .Reuter Wireless. Unit To Sail From London On Nov. 16 London, November 11A fully equipped unit the British Ambulance Serv ce, Ethiopia” consisting of doctors, five orderlies and transport personnel will sail from London under the auspices of the British Red Cross Society on Nov. 16 by
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    DISPUTE IN CHETTY FIRM
    286 11 Supreme Court Suit DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP SOUGHT Healing was resumed in the Supreme Court this morning in the partnership <1 spute in the well-known Chetty firm of P.P.V. The parties are P.P.V.L. Ramasamy Chettiar, P. P. V. L. Viruthagiri Chettiar and P.P.V.L. Annamalai Chettiar, infants, through
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    ALLEGED GANG ROBBERY
    201 11 Seven Teochews Detained (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Nov. 12. News of an alleged gang robbery was reported at Sungei Panggor, two miles from Kuala Trong, a few days ago. The victim was a boatman named Ng Ah Ngak, and he was relieved of cash and property
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    160 11 Further Postponement Granted The case was mentioned in the police court today in which Chow Kok Chan was charged with dishonestly breaking open a cash box containing $7, at No. 369, Perak Road on November 4. Inspector K. C. Goh, who prosecuted, said that the D.P.P. had instructed
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    JOHORE TO APPLY SANCTIONS
    154 11 Decision At Council Meeting SURPLUS INSTEAD OF DEFICIT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Nov. 12. A Bill prohibiting the making of loans to the government of Italy or persons in Italian territory thus following the action taken by the United Kingdom and other countries for bringing
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    ATTEMPTED EXTORTION CASES
    218 11 Alleged Threat With Knife 1 l have b’en instructed to oppose bail as he might go and do harm to the complainant”, said Inspector K C. Goh when an 18 years old Chinese. Tan Ah Chew, was produced before the magistrate today, on a charge of attempting
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    DECOMPOSED BODY IN SEA
    118 11 Discovery Off Swettenham Pier IDENTIFIED BY FAMILY The highly decomposed body of an elderly Chinese was found floating in the sea off Swettenham Pier yesterday. The corpse, later identified as that of an employee °f a cigarette stall in Prai, war fully clothed and had apparently
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    DISTURBANCE IN COURT
    123 11 Chinese Dragged Out By Constables (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, November 13. Some excitement wag caused when during the hearing of a case a Chinese sitting in the middle row of the benches started to mumble incoherent words; instantly the police Sikh constables near him cautioned h
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    OLD MAN VAGRANT
    108 11 (From Our Perak Representative) i Ipoh > November 13. A fifty-eight year old Chinese who was found wandering about the Ipoh streets at night v|is the accused in a vagrant case heard before Mr. C.W.A. Sennett; a thin scraggy haired and clothed in tatters the i aged
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    81 11 (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, November 13. Arrested at Batu Pahat a young Chinese appeared in the police court before Mr. C.W.A. Sennett yesterday and charged i with the extortion of two women from whom the prosecution alleged he received a sum of money. The incident of the
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    STAMPEDE OF CATTLE
    252 11 On Railway Reserve SIKH HERD REARER CHARGED (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, November 13. The benefit of the doubt was given to a Sikh cattle rearer in Falim Village when he was produced on the charge of allowing a herd of 40 cows to graze on the
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    CAUSING HURT WITH CHISEL
    135 11 Sequel To McNair Street Incident In the police court today before Mr. H. A L. Luckham the case w-as mentioned in which Lim Gee Yeah stands charged with voluntarily musing hurt to a youth Tan Ah Chew- with a chisel, at McNair Street on November 5.
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    SIX SIKHS' LAPSE
    85 11 Birthday Fling Excusable (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, November 13. Six Sikhs who had their flng during the birthday of their Gunera had the misfortune of being apprehended by the police who yesterday charged with gaming in public. The accused admitted guilt but pleaded for leniency as
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      147 11 I CHRISTMAS 1935? and opportunity are fleeting phases. yyiTHIN the next fortnight, parcels for England, must II be despatched, in order to arrive in time for the Festive Season. I GEORGETOWN' remove all the difficulties from I the (iitt question and undertake the packing and despatch of any purchase. and
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    Japan’s Policy In China
    919 12 J apan’s Policy In China An Oriental Bloc STATEMENTS BY A?MY CHIEF Misgivings In Foreign Community Shanghai. Considerable perturbation was caused by the publication in Tientsin of an interview given to Japanese newspaper correspondents by Major-General Hayao Tade, Commander of the Japanese Garrison in North) China. He emphasised that the
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    SHOT PREMIER NOT IN DANGER
    397 12 Chinese Statesmen Hurt In Rescue GIRL RED ARRESTED Nanking, Nov. 2. ang Ching-w’ei, the Chinese Premier and Foreign Minister, w’ho w’as hit three times when he was shot at this morning by an ex-soldier, was tonight resting quietly in hospital. The latest indications are that
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    RECONSTRUCTION IN CHINA
    555 12 Creating A Modern State REPORT TO THE LEAGUE Geneva, Oct. 29. The progress of national reconstruction in China is the subject of a report published by the .League Secretariat after a further visit to China this summer by M. Haas, the director of the League Section of
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    ELECTION FEVER IN ENGLAND
    623 13 formation.Rugby Radio Service and -Renter Wirelees. Candidates Have Busy Day PARTY ORGANISATIONS WORK AT FULL PRESSURE London Nov. 12. Less than 58 hours remain before the nation goes to the polls and almost every one oi the 1,348 candidates for election has many platform engagements before
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    PROLONGATION OF THE WAR THREATENED
    654 13 BY SANCTIONS ON MUNITIONS Italian Note To Sanctionist Powers Rome, November 12. Hie Italian Note to the Governments represented in the Co-ordination Committee, after challenging the validity of the League’s actions, contends that the developments since the last meeting of the Council and Assembly corroborated
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    BRITISH MINERS' TROUBLES
    106 13 Ballot Being Taken Regarding Strike London, Nov. 12. The strike ballot of the members of the unions in the Mineworkers Federation began ye&erday and will be continued today and tomorrow. The question on the ballot paper reads Are you in favour of authorising the Executive Committee to
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    SEARCH FOR "SMITHY” CONTINUES
    48 13 Rugby Radio Service. No Trace So Far London, Nov. 12. The search for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith continues over the Bay of Bengal but so far nothing has been found of the Great Australian airman who with his co-pilot has been missing since Friday.
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    SPLIT IN TWO
    44 13 Reuter Wireless. "Silver Hazel" Strikes Rock Off Luzon Island Manila, November 12. The Silver Line Silver Hazel” with 50 passengers and crew, struck a rock off Luzon Island and was split in twain. One half was sunk but all were saved.
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY CELEBRATIONS
    257 13 the sounding of the Reveille Rugby Radio Service. Albert Hall Festival PRINCE OF WALES DELIGHTS AS PIPER London, Nov. 12. The Prince of Wales, who represented the King at the Armistice Day Celebrations at Edinburgh yesterday, later attended the British Legion festival of remembrance. Before leaving Edinburgh
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    TENSE SITUATION IN SHANGHAI
    232 13 Reuter. Sequel To Shop Wrecking Incident EXODUS OF CHINESE CONTINUING Shanghai, Nov. 12. Strong representations, as a consequence of th e shop wrecking incident, were made by Mr. Ishii, who calleu in the morning on Mr. O. K. Yui, Secretary-General to the Government of Greater Shanghai.
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    HAUPTMANN APPEALS
    42 13 Reuter. Washington, Nov. 12. Bruno Hauptmann, who was convicted of the murder of the Lindbergh baby. has appealed to the Supreme Court. One of the grounds of the appeal is that he was convicted after a triel resembling a "circus.”
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    STOCK MARKETS
    36 13 .—Rugby Radio Service. Lci-don, November 12. Sterling on New York was 4.92 7 16 and Paris 74 34. The Stock Markets were quiet. War Loan was at 104 11 16. Gold was 1414 d.
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      111 13 6-15 LAST NIGHT 9-30 THE MOST SENSATIONAL SERIAL PICTURE SIGN OF THE WOLF "THE Thrills! Action! DARING Horsemanship! J* Wi,h x\ < rex lease VIRGINIA BROWN EAlftE joe bonomo HARM WEBB a.d FORREST SHELDON 'AY* 7 WITH JOE BONOMO Famous Star of Silent Pictures and World’s Biggest Strong Man REX
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    552 14 The Post Office notifies that a telegram from G. P. O. London, says that the mail despatched from Penang on October 19 by the s.s. Karoa” was delivered in London on November 9. NOTICE The Air Mails despatched from Penang on October 24 per the Imperal Airways
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    677 14 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule Of Principal f 1 The following is a Hat of vessels arriving md sailing from Penang during the week. Di PORT TODAY 1 M.V. SILVERMAPLE” from Rangoon via 1 Belawan. Sails same day for Singapore, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and North Pacific Ports. S.S. EUMAEUS” from
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      90 14 WHY YOU SHOULD ALWAYS buy records. Because its e British Make Recorded by Patent Marconi Procest t Obbligato Artistes of All-India Fame Distilled Divine Songs Caehiimatory Comic Hits A Long playing one Soul-Striving Scientific Music Tunes to AH Taste. Vilathikulam Swamigai SOLE AGENTS THE INDIAN FILM AGENCY, 130, Penang Road,
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      1529 14 111 I Wireless Programmes Baddeley 8 05—The News. B.2o—Close Gazette News Bulletin. B.3s—Asiatic Mu8.8. C. oWn sic continued. 9.00Close down. Transmission 2 TODAY 6.20 p.m.Big Ben. Fredric Bayco, at TnuiHinlstdon 5 th e Organ of the Dominion Theatre, Tot-j PHOHI HOLLAND tenham Court Road London. 6.soMusiTwo of the following frequencies
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      1615 15 I in~ .'<K\ i 1 J w R 1 4®A 1 I hlpSnT /B' S -W La*®^ GjßSsSa Z /£< 1 i V* BQ.UB FUNNEL LIMB i vessels. London and north continent Leave Doe For Eastern Mail, Passenger and Freight Service Penang London OUTWARDS j* -13 r AX Marg., L’don,
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      334 16 Blazing A Trail Of Wild Adventure And Love A Charming Rascal Who Was Adored By The Reigning Beauty Of Her Generation I ROGUE 6-15 LAST NIGHT 9-30 One of the outstanding novels of the year becomes they called him this swaggering, lovable vagabond screen s greatest romantic drama and yet
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      114 16 TOMORROW Special Midnight Show Today At 12 p.m. Edgar Rice Burroughs’ biggest thriller his newest and greatest TARZAN with the world’s most perfect athlete I k gtC’S greatest M tarzan m OF THEM all kSiY/f ra\ f J x I ziwJyfin&Qr" z; R y < filmed in the I wilds
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      328 16 FUN FROLIC MAIN GATE 10 CENTS ONLY Wednesday, J 3th November, 7935. THEAN LOK 800 TAI SHANGHAI OPERA 1. ONG CHOR TNOOI POAY” 2. CHEW CHOOI PAK SUA TKNG” 3. KUAN KONG CHUM CHUA YONG” SEATS 40, 30 20 Cents. NO FREE LISTS. TAN HONG SIAH AMOY OPERA Presents BENG
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    2475 17 THE FUTURE OF MANKIND i GLAND'S EFFECT ON PERSONALITY INVENTOR’S INVISIBILITY CLAIMS VACUUM-DRIVEN AEROPLANES (From Our Own Correspondent). London, November 2. James Jeans’ Speculations. WHETHER man will be exterminated lik e the mammoths and dinosaurs, or whether his capacities will extend until he develops into) something entirely
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      263 17 > .Drink it because it’s a good drink, BH tnu' YFland the recognised restorative. Jpeß/ KARTELLS COGNAC BRANDY SOLE IMPORTERS 1 N. V. STRAITS JAVA TRADING CO.. J PENANG, SINGAPORE. f 1 I I EXTENSIVE SHIPMENT OF XMAS GIFTS! NEW LOW PRICES JUST UNPACKED BY BOON HAK COMPANY 25. Bishop
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    Jury’s Distress At Hospital Poison Inquest
    2508 18 RELUCTANCE TO 11 BRAND WIFE AS MURDERESS EXTRAORDINARY SYMPATHY” TO ALL CONCERNED To brand her as a murderess when she lias acted so wonderfully bravely, and in such a self-sacrificing manner makes it really difficult for us.” In these words, the foreman of an
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    BRITISH TOURIST'S MISADVENTURE
    381 18 ARREST BY ITALIANS ON THE BRENNER Vienna, Nov. 4. Mr. Alastair Napier, a young British tourist staying at Innsbruck, was arrested by Italian frontier guards while making a trip to the Brenner Pass on Oct. 31. He was released this morning and returned to Innsbruck. 1 Mr.
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      336 18 do admire your A white linens, they always look so clean -r? > and fresh. You must v ,vi jjfl X'O spend a great deal p uiw on your washing.” J i Z' o 1 I \ll is not expensive, oe- i> o 1 o o \'4 i cause 1
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    TRADE MISSION TO AUSTRALIA
    521 19 Scope Of Its Work INVITATION TO CHAMBERS The directors of the Manchester Chamber -of Commerce decided earlier in the month to send a mission to Australia in January to inquire into the possibilities of increasing the trade between that country and the United Kingdom. The mission
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    WORK OF INDIA STORE DEPARTMENT
    160 19 More Contracts Placed Tiie total valu e of contracts and freights placed during 1934-35 by the India Store Department, as given by the report on the year’s work, was £1,128,384, representing an increase of £74,398 over the amount for .1933-34. Expenditure on stores and freight
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    Perak River Hydro-Electric Power
    2755 19 AN EVENTFUL YEAR Healthy Capital Structure CONTINUED PROGRESS Mr. George Balfour’s Confidence In The Future November 1. The ninth annual general meeting of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Co., Ltd., was held on October 31 at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, London, E.C. Mr. George Balfour, J.P.,
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    RUGGER
    63 20 Penang Malay XV v. "E" Coy. Eurasian XV. AT DATO KRAMAT PADANG TOMORROW The following will represent the Malays. V. Ibrahim, Md. Hussain, K. Noor, A. Zain, Ahmad Osman, H. R. Pawanteh, Md. Noordin, I. Mahmood, H. A. Ma’Arof Ibrahim Noah, Syed Kechik, Shamsudin. H. M. XVahab, I. Noordin,
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    MISS JEAN BATTEN
    62 20 Rugby Radio Service. Attempt On South Atlantic Record London, Nov. 11. Miss Jean Batten, the young New Zealand air woman, who left England yesterday with the intention of making a new record for the flight across the South Atlantic from Senegal to Brazil, landed this afternoon at
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      BOXING IN PENANG
      148 20 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette”) Dear sir, IX hat is the matter with boxing in Penang? Will Penang boxing fans ever see a fight again What is the use of the Boxing Board of Control if no boxing is to be promoted? It might as
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    116 20 ,ITN YESTERDAY TODAY London—(Spot) £230.10.0 £234 -0 0 London—(3 months) £214.10.0 Singapore $110.0(F $lO9 87i COPRA.— (Sundried) S 5 20 25 tOnS BLACK PEPPER nn S 5 25 «TTBBER 00 $ll.OO Lcoidon New York 6%d SingaporeSpot 13AjC(G) December 22c Jan./Mar 22 %c April/June 22^c July/Sept 23c *No prices
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    DISTRESSED EUROPEANS FUND, PENANG
    412 20 Individual Donations In October The following is a list of individual donations received in October last. The expenditure on relief of distress for the same period amounted to $3lO/- S. V. Adams $2, H. Allan $l, B.W. Allen $4, W. Anderson $l, Anonymous $lB, T. S.
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    KEDAH HOCKEY LEAGUE
    127 20 College Police 'A’ Draw (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. November 11. The best match so far witnessed in the Kedah Hockey League, was played this evening at the Abdul Hamid College ground; between the College and th e Police A which resulted in a draw one
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    TIN MERGER
    283 20 Mining Companies 1 Scheme Outlined Negotiations have been proceeding for some weeks between the directors of the Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Company, No Liability, and the Southern Siamese Tin Dredging Company Ltd., for the absorption of the latter by the former company. The negotiations have reached the stage
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    54 20 FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE. CHEAHYEOH.—The marriage will take place at the Cheah Kongsi, 8, Armenian Street, Penang, at 1.00 p.m. on 15th November, 1935, between Mr. Cheah Beng Hock, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Cheah Boon Kay and Miss Yeoh Say Khuan, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yeoh
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    A. A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    273 20 A. A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers ON A. Weng 1.85 1.90 1.87% 1.92% B. Selangor 98 1.01 98 1.01 Hitam 51 53 51 53 Hong Fatt 75 77% 75 77% Jelebu 1.02% 1.07% 1.02% 1.07% Johan 29 31 29 31 Klang R. 1.87% 1.92% 1.87%
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    207 20 Latest Quotations Tuesday Monday Paris 74 43 64 74 49 64 I New York 4.92 4.92% Montreal 4.91% 4.97% I Brussels 29.11% 29.12% 'Geneva 15.13% 15.13% Amsterdam 7.24 7.24% Milan 60 j J 60 Berlin 12.23 12.24 Prague 119 119% Copenhagen Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Stockholm 19.39%
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    360 20 KENNEDY COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The following are th e latest quotation* in MESSRS. KENNEDY Ccu’s Shan List today Yeateruay Tuoay Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller» TIN— Ampat 6|6 7|- 6J% 7|-c I A. Weng 1.87% 1.92% 1.87% 1.92% B. Selangor 99 1.02% 99 1.02% Hitam 50 55ex
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    UNITED TRADERS, LTD.
    177 20 The following are the latest quotations for today TINS- Buyers Sellers Ampat 6'7% 7 l%c Ayer Weng 1.85 1.90 B. Selangor 1.00 1.02% Hitam 50 .52% Hong Fatt 77% .80 Jelapang 11|- 11 9 Jelebu 1.02% 1.07% Johan 27% .30 K. Lanjut 19 3 19 9 Katu
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    EXCHANGE
    39 20 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 London Bank 214 4 m|st 2|4A Private 3 mjst credit 2I4JJ 3 Documentary 2|4Jj On New York Demand India T.T. 154 France T.T. 86C Hong Kong T.T. 38 Shanghai T.T. 46 dis. Bar Silver 29,%
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    KENNEDY & CO., SHARE LIST.
    1097 20 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST. fj (Dollar), j r GajahR bber Estate IS I®. Estate. 297 J Ayer Panas Rubber Estates 155 j J Bassett Rubber Co. Wl/ 1 Batu Lintaug Rubber Co. 1 u, 1 1 Bedford I’lanu 1 eM Benta Rubber Estates 95 I Borelli Rubber Co. x i
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