Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 July 1936
1936-07-03
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1936-07-03 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTAB. 1833. No. 152. Vol. XCIV. FRIDAY. JULY 3. 1936. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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366 1936-07-03 1 DRAMATIC ARRESTS AT KUALA LUMPUR IPOH 3 CHARGED WITH r WjrjTOpup V. MAN C< tr 4G GAZETT Collapse.. The Terrible 3TJ A (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 3. A MALAY went to the Kuala Lumpur police yesterday and said he saw the murder of Mr. Casson on Monday366 words
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Article86 1936-07-03 1 Scratchings And Order Of Running Race 1 Hordes —Class 3 —Dty, 4. Race 2 Horses —Class 3 —Div, 3, >•— Scratching Drummer Boy. a Race 3 Horsey-Class 2 —Div. 2. Scratching!?: Click, Noorchaya and Alum Rock. Race 4 Horse* —Class 2—Div. 1. Race 5 Horses —Class I—Div. 1.86 words
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Article227 1936-07-03 1 —Reuter. y 3., Aldwin 7 -‘d to j. i■' i nmons i uperat. The warmth of the cheering w»... y due to prominence given by h section of the Press to rumours of the Premier’s illhealth and possible retirement. It is learned that there is no—Reuter. - 227 words
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Article39 1936-07-03 1 —Reuter. < w- y/O July 2. On behalf of his Government, the ese Consul-General has presented to the Commissioner pf Customs, Mr. A. Campbell, in connection With the Tsingtao ir|?ident the nature of which was not divulged.—Reuter. it-—Reuter. - 39 words
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Article27 1936-07-03 1 —Router. Chinese tfSops in have rermoved and replaced' by others, In, com pliance with the Japanese demand. The incident is regarded-> as closed. —Renter—Router. - 27 words
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Article693 1936-07-03 1 Continued Fall in Stocks Dwindling Supplies Of Tin MR. LOWINGER LUANG PR ADI TON TIN CONTROL (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 2. THE International Rubber Regulation Committee June bulletin estimates that world stocks in unregulated areas on May 31 were 499,116 tons compared with 524,655693 words
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705 1936-07-03 1 SWllZenaiMl nvuaua aiou luuivatuu support for lifting of sanctions—British Radio. ■y, Geneva, July 2. The Negus has requested the League under the terms of the Covenant to grant Ethiopia a loan of £10,000,000. Geneva, July 2. At the Assembly meeting, Dr. Koo, speakingSWllZenaiMl nvuaua aiou luuivatuu support for lifting of sanctions—British Radio. ' ■y, . . •' • \ - 705 words
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Article213 1936-07-03 1 ‘‘During the last week, there have been definite indications that a serious epidemic of distemper among Penang dogs has broken out,” said Capt. D. P. White. Government Veterinary Surgeon to a Pinang Gazette representative today. “As I have received many requests from dog-owners to describe the213 words
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Advertisement12 1936-07-03 1 H. TOKISATSU ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS No. 68-70, Bishop Street, PENANG Telephone No. 772.12 words
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Advertisement66 1936-07-03 1 PROPOSED MEMORIAL —Page 8. /.< .u VWrifT* < iW. JUT 11, 1 S'? f FROM OUR OVEN TO YOUR DOOR Mother kpows that the secret of successful 1 sandwiches is fresh bread. Avoid dry, stale sandwiches by using I ROYAL BAKERY BREAD which is delivered to you wrapped in waxed66 words
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Article403 1936-07-03 2 Made Untold Wealth During War FEARED ON EVERY STOCK EXCHANGE New York, June 25. THE last chapter in one of the most fantastic success stories in the world can be written today. /Arthur W. Cutten, greatest gambler of the century, is dead. Cutten’s biography occupies eight403 words
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Article, Illustration14 1936-07-03 2 21f. Yvon Delbos, the new Foreign Mi>l is ter in France14 words
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Article198 1936-07-03 2 Six Weeks' Cruise In Home-Made Boat London, June 22. I A London couple who were married a year ago are giving up their jobs this week to take a six weeks' belated honeymoon. After their wedding, Tom and Violet Jockson, of Warwick-street, Pimlico, London, S.W., had198 words
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Article117 1936-07-03 2 Reuter Wireless. Terrarssts' Ammonation Dwindling Jerusalem, July 1. Confidence is growing that the present easier situation in Palestine will shortly lead to more normal conditions. Some Arab circles feel that adequate world attention has now been drawn to the Arab grievances. More Arab cars and hawkers are appearing– Reuter Wireless. - 117 words
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Article153 1936-07-03 2 CLAIM AGAINST MOTHER SETTLED San Francisco, June 24. Miss Ann Cooper Hewitt, the heiress who 1 accuses her mother of subjecting her to an I operation rendering her incapable of bear- ing children, has received a cheque for £30,000 in settlement of one of the many153 words
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Article62 1936-07-03 2 Jteuter. 16-in. Gtms More AdvsntcgecMS Thein 14-sn. Gers Washington, July 1. Questioned at a press conference whether the United States intended to mount sixteen-inch guns on. the two projected new battleships, Admiral Standley said that would depend on decisions made when the designs were finished. He addedJteuter. - 62 words
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Article406 1936-07-03 2 TO BE ROUNDED UP Drastic proposals for the reduction of vagrancy in Scotland, including the compulsory detention in National institutions of aged and habitual “tramps” and those addicted to methylated and other spirit drinking, are contained in the Report of the Departmental Committee on Vagrancy in406 words
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283 1936-07-03 2 SEQUEL TO “BORROWING” A CAR As a sequel to “borrowing” a car without the permission of the owner, two 1 Inniskilling Fusiliers named Robert Kirk- patrick and Neil McCartney, appeared be- fore Mr. Trevor D. Hughes, the second i magistrate, Singapore, to answer in283 words
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Article85 1936-07-03 2 uie umsn appears inevitable.” says the World Telegram.—Reuter Wireless. Trouble Threaieus U.S. Steel Industry New York, July 1. Strike clouds hang over the vital American steel industry in the face of an im minent intensive drive bv the Unions to enforce a closed shop policy. I This woulduie umsn appears inevitable.” says the World Telegram.—Reuter ! Wireless. • - 85 words
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Article177 1936-07-03 2 No Recognition Important statements were naaue in the House of Commons last week on the Abyssinia position. Mr. Eden, Foreign Secretary, informed Miss Rathbone that the Government had no intention at the forthcoming meeting of the League of proposing the recognition of Italy’s annexation ci Abyssinia or177 words
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Article40 1936-07-03 2 .—Reuter. One Japanese soldier was killed, two seriously end ore injured on June 26 at a seriously and one slightly injured on June 26 at a point seventy miles southward of Pogranichnaya. The assailants are unknown —Reuter..—Reuter. - 40 words
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Advertisement208 1936-07-03 2 Quality and Quickness You are sure of both in your breakfast oats if you use the original, quickcooking Scott’s Porage Oats, made from the finest of the fine oats for which Scotland is world-famous. Cooked in 5 minutes ww Ask for the tin < with the sturdy Scot! I /h'WIIWI208 words
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Advertisement469 1936-07-03 2 Qn public 9ntouXt... FACTS of vital importance 'ilt. u to all who suffer from 4O' STOMACH Ok' 5 trouble; The relief of suffering, the avoidance of operations is a matter of such national importance that we feel it necessary, m the public interest, to bring the following facts to the469 words
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Advertisement186 1936-07-03 2 MUNICIPAL NOTICE All persons desirous of claiming refund of rates in respect of buildings vacant during the half year ended 30th June 1936 are reminded that claims in writing must be sent to the Municipal Secretary on or before the 31st July 1936. Claim forms may be obtained on application186 words
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Article316 1936-07-03 3 Australian Support For Scheme UNION’S DEFENCE PROBLEMS' J i —British Radio. London, July 2. The South African Minister of Defence, who left for Cape Town yesterday after ■spending some tnree weeks in England, made a statement expressing his satisfaction with the results of his visit,—British Radio. - 316 words
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Article319 1936-07-03 3 The King's private airodrome at Smith s Lawn, Windsor Great Park, is to be improved and extended so as to make it a landing ground suitable for the accommodation of'all kinds of aircraft. The 68-year-old Mr. J. P. Morgan, the well-known. American financier, is ill. He was319 words
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Article127 1936-07-03 3 British Radio. t ßitter Attacks By Nazi Press London, July 2. The League High Commissioner for Danzig, Mr. Sean Lester, reached Geneva last night and will report, in the first instance, to Mr. Eden, as President of the League Council, and to Colonel Beck as representative ofBritish Radio. - 127 words
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Article76 1936-07-03 3 Hungary Expected To Recognise It Rome, June 25. Austria, the first State to recognise officially the Italian annexation of Abyssinia, is likely to be followed at a suitable moment by Hungary. The new Austrian Minister, Baron Berger von Waldenegg, presented his credentials yesterday to King Victor Emmanuel as76 words
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Article35 1936-07-03 3 British Radio. London, July 2. In the four weeks since it was launched, the Lord Mayor of London’s appeal for a national memorial to King George has received'contributions totalling £129,115.British Radio. - 35 words
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Article55 1936-07-03 3 The following passengers disembarked at Penang from the Potsdam yesterday. Mrs. Bides Bochanavisuddhi, Miss A. M. Ch. Boezick, Mrs. Frederika A Hanssler, Miss Puntipa Burihag, Mrs. Leckebusch, Mrs. Gertruida E. E. Meyer Engelina Ch. Meyer, Miss Anna Smits v. Burgst, Messrs. Hans v.d. Osten, Adriaan J. Klaasing, Hubert55 words
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Article128 1936-07-03 3 —British Radio. Meeting Of Powers This Month London, July 2. There seems a probability that as a result of private conversations in Geneva between British, French, and Belgian delegates a meeting of the Locarno Powers will take place towards the end of this month, possibly—British Radio. - 128 words
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Article165 1936-07-03 3 Terms Endorsed On Counsel's Briefs In the Supreme Court yesterday the suit which was down for hearing between Ong Yah Hoe, plaintiff, and Lim Say Kim alias Lim Seng Kim, Khoo Jin Eng and Tan Hor Kee (defendants) was not proceeded with, Counsel intimating to165 words
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Article139 1936-07-03 3 Sequel To Touch Of A Woman's Hand A young Chinese woman apparently thought it was a joke when her husband and another Chinese were fined $1.50 each by the second Singapore magistrate on Monday on a charge of disorderly conduct outside I the Great World. She139 words
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Article64 1936-07-03 3 Two members of the Chinese mission to Siam, Mr. Lee Kan, representative of the Commission of Overseas Chinese Affairs, and Mr. Chen Tsung-kai, economic expert, left Penang for Shanghai by the Potsdam which passed through Penang yesterday. Mr. Lee Kan is catching the President Coohdge at Shanghai64 words
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Article85 1936-07-03 3 The m.s. Alsia is expected to arrive here at noon on Sunday, July 5, from Europe with the following Straits passengers: —Mrs. Post, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kjaer, Mr and Mrs. R B G. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gates,85 words
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Article96 1936-07-03 3 —British Radio. Fate Of Italian Journalists London, July 2. The Italian journalists who were forcibly removed from League buildings to police cells after their unseemly demonstrations when the Emperor of Abyssinia rose to address the Assembly, were today expelled from the Canton of Geneva. Some are returning—British Radio. - 96 words
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Article184 1936-07-03 3 Schools And Sawmill Bombed Vancouver, June 25. The most serious outbreak of violence since the troubles four years ago occurred during the week-end in Doukhobor communities near Nelson in tile Kootenay coun--1 try, when three schools, one sawmill, and one community hall were destroyed by bombing or fire.184 words
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215 1936-07-03 3 Washington, July 2. I “America’s deficit for the fiscal year just i ended is approximately $4,400,000,000,” declared Mr. Morgenthau in" a broadcast speech. This was the largest deficit in the country’s peace-time history. Mr. Morgenthau announced the following figures: Public debt $33,750,000,000; Receipts during215 words
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Article231 1936-07-03 3 Death Penalty For Kidnappers Berlin, June 27. Germany has followed the example of America and introduced the death penalty for kidnapping. In a law promulgated today above the signatures of Herr Hitler and Dr. Guertner, Minister of Justice, it is provided that anyone who kidnaps a231 words
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Advertisement245 1936-07-03 3 GLASSWARE VZ7 TH/RSO "C~ SUITE VERY NEAT AND j-l ATTRACTIVE U J' I TABLE SUITE. J 1/j if v Thirso Table Glassware A GOOD QUALITY CLEAR GLASS WITH NEAT BORDER DESIGN, SPLENDID VALUE. Price Price *4 Pint Tumblers $1.50 doz. Port Glasses $2.95 doz. $1.75 Sherry $2.95 1 m >,245 words
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Article793 1936-07-03 4 Big Increase In Revenue PRESIDENTS REVIEW j “J would like once more to thank Com- missioners and the staff for their help and support during the year, and to congratulate the Commissioners on the way in which the Municipality has come through the difficult years which793 words
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Article993 1936-07-03 4 STUDENT TEACHERS FOR TANJONG MALIM 33 Johore students, who are undergoing the teachers course in Tanjong Malim College and who were spending their holidays in Johore, have left for Tanjong Malim. Mr. Woo Cheek Liang, of Parit Buntar,' is on holiday at Teluk Anton for a fortnight.993 words
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Article227 1936-07-03 4 ATTEMPTS TO SMUGGLE SAFETY MATCHES The Customs authorities in Perak are now confronted with a new development and that is to prevent the smuggling of safety matches. In the past their attention has been concentrated mainly on tin ore, rubber, liquor, textile and such com- modifies227 words
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225 1936-07-03 4 9,000 MILE VOYAGE FOR f OPERATION Surgeons at the Temple University Clinic, i Philadelphia, in seven minutes last week j performed an operation on three-year-old Kelvin Rodgers, for which he had corrii 9,000 miles from Melbourne. They removed from his right lung a nail225 words
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Article261 1936-07-03 4 JUDGE TAKES PITY ON MALAY WOMAN Chah binti Draman, a Malay woman, who was found guilty oi the exposure and abandonment of her only male child at Lagan Serai about the middle part ofFebruary, v»as sentenced to four months’ simple imprisonment by the Hon ble Mr. Justice261 words
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Article, Illustration17 1936-07-03 4 Lord Ponsonbyi who has criticised Mr. Duff Cooper, the War Minister, for indiscreet war speeches”17 words
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Advertisement287 1936-07-03 4 ARDATH TOBACCO CO., LTOo LONDON, ENGLAND. '‘&s> r.— tf* *s Porfabfe TcsrJcs I OR®! Tar?ks EASTERN LA' G. CO., A N IDtl A L BABY’S FOOD. A N O N ■R A K CID FULL CREAM HUMANIZED MII. K qr 7 KiiMILK is prepared from pure cow’s irilk. It is287 words
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Article907 1936-07-03 5 COUNCIL MEMBERS CRITICISED “TWO PRICELESS OPPORTUNITIES MISSED MR. JOHN HANDS In his report for the month of June, Mr. John 1 lands hon. secretary if the Selangor Asiatic Unemployment Fund, criticises the unofficial members of the Federal Council for failing to call attention to the lot of907 words
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240 1936-07-03 5 A little slip of paper clutched in the hand of a dying Chinese, and bearing the Chinese characters which when translated read: ‘T myself die,” enabled a jury in the Coroner’s Court, Singapore to return a verdict of suicide by caustic soda poisoning,240 words
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Article76 1936-07-03 5 Malay Woman To Pay $35 Compensation Hali bin Mohammed Hashim, a Malay woman pleaded guilty to a charge of maintffg a cow on June 23 at Caunter Hall and the Penang Police Magistrate, Mr. H. A. L. Luckham, agreed to dismiss the case on condition that76 words
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Article80 1936-07-03 5 M. Andrew, who was charged two days ago in the Penang Police Court with theft of $225 at Robertson Road in Kuala Lumpur, was transferred to Kuala Lumpur for trial. Of the money he is alleged to have stolen. $l7B-46 has been recovered. o Mr. J.80 words
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Article96 1936-07-03 5 CAPTOR DEMANDS MARRIAGE Warsaw, June 24. Countess Marina Roswadowska, darkhaired, twenty-year-old Warsaw society beauty, believed to have been abducted three days ago by Tadek Minakow, a Warsaw student, will be freed if she marries her captor. Twenty-six-year-old Tadek fell violently in love with the countess. But his repeated96 words
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627 1936-07-03 5 SMALLPOX, MALARIA AND TYPHOID DROP IN INFANTILE DEATH RATE “The year was definitely less Bartley in his report for 1935 as Commissioners. But, he adds, “this was a common not confined to Singapore.” Health statistics were calculated on an estimated mean annual population of627 words
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Article, Illustration19 1936-07-03 5 Mr. Arita, the Japanese Foreign Minister, recently announced Japan's foreign policy at a meeting of the Diet.19 words
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Advertisement145 1936-07-03 5 SUNLIGHTand UIBRELLAsoap WRAPPERS are worth money You can now get a full-size tablet of Lux Toilet S 3 V C 8 DTI H 16 d WT3D D C T S in exchange for Sunlight and Umbrella r Soap printed wrappers. i from Sunlight Soap All you have to do is145 words
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Miscellaneous575 1936-07-03 6 g HAPPY, SMILINGi FACES WERE SEEN AT LAST NIGHT'S GRAND OPENING. JSrB MrAajr JI rar J* ."l_lkZ3!s? y _——JBHST 111 inn IM HIM I nightly PACKED HOUSES NIGHTLY SEASON rW B W B *lfl hX EXTENDED 6-15 6-15 TONIGHT 9-30 Matinees: Tomorrow Sunday At 2-45 MATINEES TOMORROW SUNDAY AT 2-45575 words
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1086 1936-07-03 7 PASSED BY MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS At 1 Tuesday’s meeting of the Municipal Commissioners the following new bylaws relating to boarding houses were passed by the Municipal Commissioners but, before becoming law, they will have to be passed again bv the Commissioners at a1,086 words
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Article75 1936-07-03 7 Twenty-Six Years With Seremban Firm Seremban, June 29. Mr. Yeoh Teck Chye, chief clerk to Messrs. Mansergh and Taylor, Seremban, was entertained to a farewell dinner by his colleagues prior to his retirement from the service of the firm. Mr. Teck Chye has been with the firm75 words
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Article, Illustration25 1936-07-03 7 Jf. van Zeeland, the Belgian Prime Minister, was a guest of Mr. Anthony Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, at dinner this week.25 words
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Article851 1936-07-03 7 FURTHER EVIDENCE RECORDED In the middle of the resumed hearing at the Penang Police Court yesterday into the murder of T. M. Meera Hussain on April 2 at 10, King Street, Court In- j spector J.E. Jeans, for the prosecution, asked that the evidence of Sheriffa,851 words
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Article316 1936-07-03 7 INDIAN GETS NINE MONTHS GAOL An Indian named Mohamed Usoof bin Abdulla alias Tannimalay was today convicted by the Penang District Judge, Mr. M.C.Hay, on a charge of dishonestly receiving stolen property and sentenced to I nine months rigorous imprisonment. i Mohamed Usoof and another named I316 words
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Advertisement101 1936-07-03 7 PENANG To England on Wednesdays and Sundays. To Australia on Thursdays and Sundays ®Penang-Lo ndon in 8 days, Brisbane in 4 days Nights spent on land. Hotels, meals —even tips included in the fare IMPERIAL AIRWAYS AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES Bookings and information from Mansfield Co. Ltd., agents for Imperial Airways101 words
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Article543 1936-07-03 8 WE publish on «mother page an interview with Mr. Oswald Pirow, South Africa’s Defence Minister. Mr. Pirow has just concluded a three weeks’ visit to England where he has discussed with 1 members of the Cabinet South defence problems. In a statement-te> the Press, Mr. Pirow543 words
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Article157 1936-07-03 8 THB“ EMPIRE HELPS DOGS Jor. srf.t v' t’«<~ < i To The Editor. Dear' a year ago we c WJu th the newspapers in the BriTjsE Dominions, and .Qolonies asking to send us any foreign or Empire stamps they could spare, and the ‘result'showed that our157 words
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Article79 1936-07-03 8 icu tnc —Reuter. Eleven Lose Lives In Storm v a Moscow, July 2. Twelve, members of the Poviet Hydrological Expedition scientifically surveying the Arctic Circle who left the base ship in an open bjat for Nordcrland were caught in a terrific gale and rwept out toicu tnc —Reuter. - 79 words
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Article556 1936-07-03 8 DIOCLES - Light Memorial—A Pinang Ga zette Suggestion Adopted No Likeness Of Founder DIOCLES. THE Pinang Gazette takes particular interest in the proposal to establish a granite memorial to Francis Light, for this journal has consistently drawn attention to the inadequate public recognition of the memory of the founder556 words
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Article125 1936-07-03 8 —Reuter. Consular Magistrate Reserves Finding .r*.' f <. Peiping; July 2. In the British Court, the last witness was another Korean barmaid from No. 27 who testified that she saw Cooke and Hunt enter the room of a girl Hamed Kinhohgi where Onishi was alleged to have been—Reuter. - 125 words
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Article115 1936-07-03 8 Tuesday, June 23. In the morning His Excellency took the salute at the parade held on the Padar.g in honour of H.M. The King’- Birthday. In the afternoon His Excellency and Mrs. Small gave a Garden Party at Government House. Wednesday, June 24. His Excellency presided at a115 words
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Advertisement197 1936-07-03 8 r z x" Jfcf .//C 1 t ESSSESSS pttil^TTr l WWTIr RSKTOPHSa If iwU HOUS AGENJ'B JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IPOH. BOON HAK CO. 25, BISHOP STREET, PENANG. LARGE STOCK of CHINESE FANCY GOODS PORCELAINWARE FANCY LAMPSHADES LACQUERWARE LINEN NAPERY, ETC. TO CLEAR197 words
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Advertisement25 1936-07-03 8 HAVE A GS>PP.SH ,RT TO YOUR BACK 4 TOOTAL RED LABEL POPLIN- Regd. x\\ r//1 r W v\ /£«*«>-€» I IMPORTERS HENRY WAUGH CO.. LTD. PENANG.25 words
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Article608 1936-07-03 9 Rifle Between Legs: Head Half Blown Off DISCREPANCY IN ACCOUNTS DISCLOSED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kua’a Lumpur, July 2. WITH a discrepancy of $1,535 in the estate cash in his safe and a visiting agent coming next morning, a young Selangor planter sat up in the night608 words
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Article264 1936-07-03 9 Penang Rubber Exchange's Decision At the annual general meeting of the Penang Rubber Exchange yesterday at 14, <Church Street, a decision was arrived at to contribute $5OO towards maintaining the Orphans' Institute in Chungchow, Fukien, and also $lOO to the Chong Cheng Middle School, Chungchow. These two264 words
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Article159 1936-07-03 9 Japanese In Gruelling Final (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 2. In the all-Japanese final of the first Selangor junior open singles championship f which was successfully coricltided today, S. Obata beat A. Amafugi after a gruelling three-set mutch 76 —3, 6—2. Several exciting rallies and159 words
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Article89 1936-07-03 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, July 2. Several matches in the Club’s open Singles and doubles tennis tournaments were played off last evening and resulted as follows Open Singles, 2nd Round :—E. A. Moissenac beat S. M. Dalal 6—2, 5 7, 8 6. Open Doubles, 3rd Round89 words
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Article145 1936-07-03 9 First Time In History Of K. E. VII. School (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, July 2. For the first time in the history of the King Edward VII School Taiping, an in-ter-house basket ball tournament on the knock-out system has been arranged. Six houses are taking part145 words
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Article361 1936-07-03 9 SIR FREDERICK LEITH-ROSS Preparing "Confidential Report" DUE IN PENANG TOMORROW Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, Chief Economic Adviser fp the British Government, whose recent visit to China and Japan has made him a central figure in the hectic i drama of Far Eastern politics, is due to arrive in Penang361 words
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Article394 1936-07-03 9 Studying Colony’s Methods J i As one of leaders of Australian educa- tion, and foremost among the tors who have rought its further liberali- 4 sation, the Hon. Mr. D. H. Minister of Education for N6&' 1 jSoutty Wales, is taking advantage of a' Visit to Singapore to394 words
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Article64 1936-07-03 9 There was a mild stir yesterday when a j posse of constables was rushed from the j Hutton Lane police station to Transfer Road where a dispute between two fac-! tions of ricksha collies was brewing. The two gangs were apparently ready for an affray when64 words
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Article95 1936-07-03 9 V(t A memorial in connection with the qualifications of judges of the Supreme Court, j ‘which it is Ihtended should be forwarded I through the Colonial Secretary'to the Seel retary of State for the Colonies, ,< tons brought before a meeting of the Straits. I Settlements (Singapore)95 words
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Article51 1936-07-03 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Tai ping, July 2. Jottowing are the July fixtures of Perak Golf Club, Taiping July 3 Mixed Foursomes. Men’s Medal (Stroke). 4 12 Match vs. Ipoh Turf Club Golf Club at Ipoh. 17 Ladies Medal. 19 Match vn. Kinta Golf Club at51 words
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Article41 1936-07-03 9 Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose, a former Queen’s Scholar of the Penang Free School was today admitted by Mr. Justice Gordon Smith to practice as an Advocate and Solicitor of the courts of the Straits Sstt’ements. ri t:41 words
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Article27 1936-07-03 9 The Penang Sports Club will meet the iKrian Club at cricket on the Padang on Sunday. Tiffin will be seived in the Club.27 words
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Article81 1936-07-03 9 PENANG, JULY 3 <On London Bank Demand 2j4 1>32 lOn London Bank 4 months 214 3i32 j Privatp; 3! mis Credit 2]4 3,8 i Private 3 m|s Documentary 2|4 1 2 On New York Demand On France Demand 875 Ori India T.T. 154 I'2 On Bangkok 'j, 1 T.T.81 words
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Article, Illustration25 1936-07-03 9 Leqn Degrelle, leader oi,.the .fascistminded Be’gian party, the Rexistn, wno I made great progress at the recent elec/ tions in Belgium. -j- i’.-i25 words
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Article125 1936-07-03 9 1IN: -T Y YESTERDAY TODAY London—(Spot) £177.10.0 £175.15 0 London —(3 months) £174.10.0 £173.0.0 Singapore $86.62 v 2 $86.00 Bueioesa Done Penang 8 6.75 Buaffieaa Done 25 tons OOPRA.— (Sundrted) 00 55 95 BLACK PEPPER $9.00 $9.00 AUBBEB Landon 7 s/ gd 7|| d New York 16%c(G) Singapore—Spot125 words
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Advertisement28 1936-07-03 9 MISCELLANEOUS U 1 Free trial of Libby’s Famous Food Products are available at your Provision dealers, where there is a special, sale in progress. AH are cordially invited.28 words
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Advertisement27 1936-07-03 9 "E. O." Hotel PENANG. TOMORROW Dinner Dance WHEN VISITING SINGAPORE STAY AT RAFFLES HOTEL. tM I I FROM zp ITHIE wwmo Lhmo I I tPOH PENANG'. Malacca27 words
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Article1435 1936-07-03 10 Do Share Prices Discount Prosperity (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 26. This week’s rise in rubber share values seems to indicate that investors are. at long last, beginning to realise how quickly and consistent!} the industry’s prospects are improving. The signs aio, of course, clear for1,435 words
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Article521 1936-07-03 10 Consumption Lower According to the June issue of the Bulletin published by the Hague Statistical Office of the International Tin Research! and Development Council, the apparent world consumption of tin in April 1936 at 11,895 tons was about 2,000 tons lower] I than the figure for the521 words
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Article16 1936-07-03 10 The output of Rambun Tin Mines, Tanjeng Rambutan, for June 1936 was 373 piculs.16 words
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Article32 1936-07-03 10 Bukit Rajah recommends a dividend of three per cent for the year ended March 31, payable July 24. Sungei Tiram is paying 2 2[l per cent for the same period.32 words
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Article22 1936-07-03 10 —Reuter. London, July 1. The next meeting of the Internationa] Rubber Regulation Committee is provisionally fixed for September 29.—Reuter.—Reuter. - 22 words
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Article1152 1936-07-03 10 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST. SIS 31 NAMES. j i F RUBBER (Dollar). AHekbv Rubbar Co. 1 -Y. I Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 345 I Amalfrhm»tĕ<i Malar Estate. 3 32% 345 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 1 37% 1 Ayer Molek Rubber Co. 100 Ay«r Pana. Rubber Estates IWI I Bassett Rubber1,152 words
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Advertisement792 1936-07-03 10 banks. ajencDi ANDSCHE THE MERCANTILE BANK .«e-uAPPIJ OF «NDIA. LTD. HANDEL MAATSCHArriJ (Incorporated In England) N. V. capital Authorised vn.rz' Capital Sukh>cribed £1,800,00t (NETHERLANDS TRADING Reserve Fund and Rest 1 capital Paid Up £1.050,000 SOCIETY.) BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Established in Amsterdam I»**- Hon. Lord Catto of Cairncatto. Chairmax.. HEAD OFFICE792 words
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Article346 1936-07-03 11 London, July 2. The London Stock Exchange was steady, with several firm features. Share of £1 denomination unless Yesterday Rise or fall otherwise stated Conversion Loan, 5 p.c., 1944-64 118% Funding Loan, 4 pc M 1960-90 117% War Loan, 8% p.c. Straits 6 p.c., 1936-51 102% Cnm.346 words
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Article113 1936-07-03 11 London, July 2. RUBBER Firm. Spot 7}J buyers, 7% sellers. August 7% buyers, 713 sellers. Oct.|Dec. 713 buyers, 7% sellers. Jan.(March 7% buyers, 7J3 sellers. New York 16.16 cts. United Kingdom Stocks London 56,146 tons Liverpool 66,554 tons COPRA Straits S.D. to Rotterdam £13.15.0. PEPPER White Muntok113 words
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Article111 1936-07-03 11 London on Previously Latest Paris 75 47(64 74 49(64 New York 5.02 5.02 ft Montreal 5.03% 5.03% Brussels 29.67% 29.69 Geneva 15.33 15.33% Amsterdam 7.36% 7.37% Milan 6313 63% Berlin 12.43 12.43% Prague 120% 120% Copenhagen 22.39% 22.39% Oslo 19.90 19.90 Vienna 26% 26% Madrid111 words
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Article206 1936-07-03 11 KENNEDY CO. The following are the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.'s Shars List today Buyers Sellers RUBBER Allenby 1-57% 1.67% Broga 86 90 Indragiri 1-12% 117% Mentakab 41 45 RadeUa 4.00 4.25 c Ulu Benut 46 50 MINING Ampat <|7% s(oex Ayer Weng 1.55 1.60 ex206 words
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Article218 1936-07-03 11 Buyers Sellers RUBBER: Allenbys 1-57% 1.65 Bassetts 57 62 B. Lintangs 1-12% 1.17% Bentas 95 1-00 Brogas 85 90 Indragiris L 12% 1.17% Mentakabs 40 42 New Scudais 1.45 1.52% Sungei Tukangs 1.07% 1.10 Tapahs 1.77% 1.85 Ulu Benuts 45 50 TENS Ampats 4 9 s(oex Ayer Wengs218 words
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Article188 1936-07-03 11 Buyers Seller* TIN Ayer Weng 1.52% 1.57% Batu Selangor 75 77% Hong Fatt 80 85 Jelebu 77% 82% Kuchai 67% 72% Lukut 95 1.00 North Taiping 52% 55 Pulau Kamiri 27% 32% Rahman Hyd. 95 97% Raub Gold 5.90 6.00 Rantau Ordy. 62% 65 Rantau Pref. 75 80188 words
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Article377 1936-07-03 11 Moderate Turnover In Copper Messrs. Slalcolm Bowley Son in their report dated London, June 19 state: Copper has been a quiet steady market without any particular feature to record. The turnover has been moderate. The Cent price in New York for export 1 copper has been marked up377 words
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Article320 1936-07-03 11 The following are the changes in our quotations up to noon today Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TENS s Ampats 46 5 0 4 6 5 0 Ayer Wengs 1.52% 1.60 1.52% 1.60 ex Bangrins 15|9 16 6 15 9 16|6ex Batu Selangors 76 79 75 78320 words
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Article174 1936-07-03 11 More Activity After Turn Of Half Year Boustead Co., Ltd. in their report dated Penang, July 1, state: Up to the end of the half year the tone of the local market was extremely quite and values remained unchanged at 26.7,16 cents per lb. f.o.b. Small day to174 words
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Article150 1936-07-03 11 LEAN CO. TODAY’S OPENING QUOTATIONS Buyers Sellers MINING Asamr 27 6 28 9 B. Selangors 72% 77% Jelebus 80 85 Kamuntings 12 0 12 6 K. Kampars 10(6 110 Kramats 46|0 47 t 0 Laruts 8)6 9.1% North Taipings 52 56c Puchongg 1316 14 3 Pungahs 18(7% 1913 R. T.150 words
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Article74 1936-07-03 11 -—Reuter Wireless. Washington, June 25. A deposit with American trustees of stocks and bonds by foreign corporations, with a view to escaping their obligations, is taxable, according to a ruling by the Bureau of Internal revenue. The ruling, which states that such a deposit is subject to-—Reuter Wireless. - 74 words
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Article43 1936-07-03 11 Port Dickson-Lukut (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates Ltd. recommend a dividend of 4 per cent, payable on July 31, £16,414 is to be carried forward subject to audit and the usual adjustments. The sum of £13,000 is to be transferred to Replanting Reserve.43 words
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Advertisement60 1936-07-03 11 KRAMAT PULAI LIMITED DIVIDEND 94 Cable advice has been received that the Board of Directors, in their Annual Report for the year ending December 31st, 1935, recommend payment of a FINAL DIVIDEND of 25% less income tax of 4/9 in the payable in London on July 24th. The Annual meeting60 words
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Miscellaneous94 1936-07-03 11 Rub Out Tonight THE WRINKLES OF TODAY Wembley Cabaret WILL HELP YOU DO SO WITH Bright! Peppy Happy entertainment Dance From 8.30 p.m. Midnight. Friday, 3rd July, 1936. FUN FROLIC Gate Admission As Usual. LAU SYE THOE GUAN TEOCHEW OPERA— “Long Hor Toe Kiang Kong Part 4. AMOY OPERA— “Hong94 words
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Article349 1936-07-03 12 SOVIET ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SEASON In 1932 the Soviet ship Sibiryakov crossed the entire Northern Sea Route in one navigation season for the first time in history. Three years later, ordinary timber carriers were taking cargoes from Murmansk to Vladivostock, via the Northern Sea Route. Until 1935,349 words
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Article395 1936-07-03 12 PENANG ARRIVALS DEPARTURES In Port Today S.S. 4 BULAN” for '1 eluk Anson, Bagan Datoh, Port Swettenham, Malacca and Singapore. S.S. ”T.EI RESIAS” from Liverpool for Hongkong, Shanghai, and Hankow. S.S. “YUENSANG” from Japan and China via Singapore. Sails same day for Calcutta direct. S.S. “VAN HEUTSZ” from Singapo re>395 words
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Article190 1936-07-03 12 The death of Sir Archibald Denny, one of Clyde’s most famous shipbuilders at the age of 76 occurred in London recently. Sir Archibald was the creator of the wellknown type of cross-Channel steamer serving every first-class trade route, in which his firm, William Denny and190 words
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Article120 1936-07-03 12 Kobe. Orders for well over half-a-million tons of new ships are keeping Japanese shipyards working night and day. Some yards have begun extension schemes, but the depression that drove many yards to bankruptcy soon after the war has induced most firms to adopt a three-shift system instead120 words
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Article177 1936-07-03 12 MANY IMPROVEMENTS IN GENERAL EQUIPMENT Messrs. Jo’.-n I. Thornycroft and Co., Lt have completed a very interesting contract in the building and equipment of the paddle steamer Gracie Fields, which successfully passed her trials uh Southampton and is now in the service of the owners,177 words
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Article441 1936-07-03 12 LAUNCHING OF THE "ICEMAID New Coal Carrying Steamer ICEMAID.—There was launched on May 22 from the Shipbuilding and Shiprepairing Yard of Messrs. S. P. Austin and Son., Ltd., Wear Dock Yard. Sunderland, the new coal-carrying steamer Icemaid, built to the order of The Oas Light and Coke Co. for whose441 words
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Article60 1936-07-03 12 In the hope of attracting more bunkerin.-, traue, the Sunderland Corporation have n duced the quay dues to 1 U2d per net u gistered ton for either coal or oil Thi> a lower charge than that made on the fyne. and the only port on the60 words
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Miscellaneous1876 1936-07-03 12 I RADIO TOPICS PROGRAMMES ‘‘MEN OF KENT radio fersonalities-4 and KENTISH MEN” OF TODAY “Men of Kent ami Kentish Men, 9 is the r J exhilaratin V ten minutes entertainsubject of a programme devised and pro- Promised listeners-in to the French duced by William MaeLurg, which unit be StatUm Rad1,876 words
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Advertisement611 1936-07-03 13 1 d I 'BMII 'FURMCIi LIMB Vowels LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT Leave Due (In conjunction with Glen A Shire Une) Penang London A. PATROCLUS. Mars. L’don, R’dam Glasgow July 10 Aug. 6. GLENBEG London, Rotterdam Hamburg, Middlesboro and Antwerp. July 17 Aug. 17 C. MEMNON Mrseilles, L’don, R’dam, H’burg and611 words
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Advertisement366 1936-07-03 13 From Arrive Arrive Penang Marseilles New York )n July 16 PRES. ADAMS Aug. 12 Aug. 25 July 30 PRES. HARRISON Aug. 26 Sept 8 Aug. 13 PRES HAYES Sept. 9 Sept. 22 A wonderful opportunity to visit Cairo en route PACIFIC SERVICE. Have you travelled on our New Liners The366 words
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Advertisement622 1936-07-03 13 i 1 -nr» w /•«.’'-i P and BRITISH INDIA Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., undwr Penang, Teluk Anson, Port Swottenhana, contract with His Majesty’s Government Ma’acca and Singapore Ser\ie;>. London and Far East Mail Service. S/S BULAN” July 3 Outwards from London for China and S S MAIA HARI622 words
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Miscellaneous214 1936-07-03 13 RADIO iT German on DJA, DJB. DJN. Economic Review in English on DJN and 8.50 Foundation of the National Insti- in Dutch on DJA, DJB. 9.3s—Today in tute for German History. A Talk Germany. Sound Pictures. 9.so—Shortwith Prof. Walter Frank. wave Radio Amateur’ Hour. 10.05 —Miii9.05 —“Wie Melodien zieht es214 words
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Miscellaneous439 1936-07-03 13 4.05 —News in English. 8.20 —Message from Paris, by Mr. Fran4.20 p.m.- —End of broadcast. cois Porche. 8.30 —Literary Life, by Mr. 19.68 m.— 15.243 KC [Francois de Teramond. 8.40 —Coloniel 5.15 p.m.—Day’s programme. market rates. 8.50 Records. 10.20 p.m. 5.20 Relay from Radio-Paris. Concert. End of broadcast. 6.20 News439 words
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Miscellaneous245 1936-07-03 13 H OLLA N D—P HC H 3 Station P H I. Wavelengths 19 71 in 16 88 m or 31.28 m. TODAY <.50 p.m. —National Anthem and opening announcement. B.oo—Music. 8.05 •Latest News from Holland.” 8.2() —Declamation by Kitty Jcsselin de Jong. 8.46 —Music. 9.oo—Song recital by Kitty Josselin de245 words
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Article1059 1936-07-03 14 Full Programme For T omorro w SELECTIONS BY TIC-TAC Below will be found the full programme for the first day of the Perak Turf Club July Meeting to be run at Ipoh tomorrow: Horses, Class 1, Division 1, 7 Furlongs. Oil VEDAS 9.05 -A. v<m1,059 words
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Article81 1936-07-03 14 Penang v. Kedah TEAMS FOR TODAY'S MATCH AT 'VICTORIA GREEN The following are the teams for the Malaya Cup soccer match in the Northern Section between Penang and Kedah at Victoria Green this evening:—PENANG KEDAH SOOKIEMAN NOORDIN C. SEK NAM MUSTAPHA Y. KAH CHENG WAN HANIFAH C.81 words
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Article331 1936-07-03 14 Muslim R. C. Defeat Sports Club In a friendly soccer match played yesterday on the Esplanade, Penang, the Muslim Recreation Club defeated the Penang Sports Club by an only goal. The play was scrappy throughout but there were several exciting moments in front of both goals. The teams331 words
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50 1936-07-03 14 Reuter. COTTON BEATEN IN REPLAY St. Germain, July 2. In the replay in the French Open Golf Championship, D’Allemegne won with a score of 139 (69 and 70) .against Cotton’s 140 (70 and 70). Cotton just missed a tenyarder at the thirty-sixth for another tie.Reuter. - 50 words
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Article, Illustration161 1936-07-03 14 In the second match for th© Westchester Cup played at Hurlingham yesterday America beat England by 8 goals ta 6. Having won the first match, by 10 goals to 9, America retained possession of the trophy, which they regained in 1921,161 words
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Article, Illustration118 1936-07-03 14 —Reuter. Miss Jacobs To Meet Frau Sperling In Final London, July 2. In the semi-finals of the Women’s Singles at Wimbledon today, Frau H. Sperling (Denmark) beat Mme. R. Mathieu (France) 6-3, 6-2; and Miss H. Jacobs (America) beat Mlle. J. Jedrzejowska (Poland) 6-4, 6-2. MENS DOUBLES —Quarter-Finals—Reuter. - 118 words
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Article22 1936-07-03 14 —Reuter. London, July 2. The one-day cricket fixture between the Indians and the Army was abandoned owing to rain.—Reuter.—Reuter. - 22 words
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Article204 1936-07-03 14 Ten Championship Events The fourth athletic meeting of the Selant gor Amateur Athletic Association will be held on July 17 and July 18 at the Victoria I Institution, Kuala Lumpur. There will be I two sprint events for the ladies, the 50 yards and 100 yards. The204 words
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Article210 1936-07-03 14 —Reuter. Tokio Crew Toyed With Opponents London, July 2. At Henley, the windy weather which was 'getting stronger as the day progressed and I heavy showers, described as one of the 1 worst days to be seen at Henley, were made up by the wonderful racing and close—Reuter. - 210 words
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Advertisement27 1936-07-03 14 I 9 I IK PABCO mPI i H Paints Enamels J g g Varnishes. 5 s ■En' s IB 0 s g Sime, Darby Co, Ltd. fl27 words
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370 1936-07-03 15 LEAGUE CLUBS’ OPPOSITION Fight Is On London June 27. A suggestion has been made to the 15 First Division League clubs who voted against the extended promotion and relegation proposal that the opportunity presents itself to make a sporting gesture which would prove they have more370 words
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Article, Illustration987 1936-07-03 15 M.C.C. ACCEPT EIGHT-BALL OVER CO-OPERA-TION BY CRICKET AUTHORITIES RISKO FOR ENGLAND? RETURN BOUT WITH McAVOY working. Their case is stronger than ever it was. They have had more support this year than in any previous trial of strength. Two or three more onward steps, and the fight987 words
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Article, Illustration377 1936-07-03 15 PETERSEN—FOORD BOUT London, June 28. British Boxing Board of Control announce that they will give official recognition to the contest between Jack Petersen and Ben Foord at Leicester on August 17 as a British Empire heavyweight championship. The British title is not involved, so that, even in377 words
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Article287 1936-07-03 15 West In Form London, June 26. Stan West, the A.A.A. and Southern high jump champion, cleared 6ft 2in in the London Business Houses A.S.A. championships at the White City last night. There was a surprise in the sprints when L. Parkes, the former Kent double champion, emphatically287 words
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Advertisement359 1936-07-03 15 ft i j Ik f kSi '1 Mr. E. Grinham. jlßlhi Chi 'f i:ng n<’cr of l’< ‘Bin I* Standard Motor (*>. Ltd. says: “We have submitted Mobiloil to I |Xrl exhaustive tests andwo 1 «rpcomiuend W definitely recomnmn 1-t /VII f° r Standard Cars. else, pay for a little359 words
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Article, Illustration140 1936-07-03 16 THOUSANDS OF FARMERS from all parts of the country, their wives, sons and daughters came to London to protest against the Tithe Bill. Wearing an assortment of costumes, they marched from the Embankment to Hyde Park where they held, a demonstration. These are maids of140 words
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Advertisement90 1936-07-03 16 Sensational New Dr. We&gi! Germ-proof-searmj K I FJri IN SPARKLING GLASS! Bfl I jMjF'jf Super-bristles, wa- K 111 UK Bl |FE R-PROOFED I 6Q£ ff P UK Kf more effective no more; ill I II gU //r “SOGGY toothbrush.” KI I 111 I BjK 111 YoUR ABSOLUTE SATIS- Bl I90 words
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