Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 July 1938

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE LAST EDITION ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY X(VL u |<7, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1938 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    Revised Salary Scale For S. S. Police Inspectors
    195 1 INITIAL RATE UP Lower Paid Ranks Benefit Ihe Secretary of State for Ihr Colonies has given his approval to a revised salary scheme for European Police Inspectors in the Straits Settlements. The chief feature of the scheme is that the lowerpaid ranks
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    FIGHTING IN S. KIANGSI
    161 1 Reuter fanglsf Towns Retaken wi( *velopi"S ,he v C cu > *0«! L«, west of Shat.ttJ Th. suburbs of Soochow, lh fll) -as reduced ‘o ru-s fc 1 «tirely controlled by -ilia forces who also C 1 owns gKi»g> Washih and Wukiare launching a grnnal ofi-n
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    AIR MISSION TO CANADA
    96 1 Reuter. hiiiiiiiion a Control Fr Aviation Mailers C* July 28 Messrs. Frederick L* k !A. H. Self and members L. d British Air Mission to Car4»f arrived to join the Montreal CLmLT 10 Sir Har dman Lever httrwT r 1" Weilington The lat--I*' Hindi.’ anada froni
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    HOME MARKETS
    72 1 Hner wise Reuter. I '1 UUXh I > MI,S, L Ul< Announcement L? Se "limenl bfoy dull nes Sl vk E? ng to a Gilt hlch Partly evaC ros sharnl ged Wcre stead y. L LM s stat n publicati °h Of Which w e T nt for
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    FALSE ALARM
    68 1 h Geordi, r '< UM!M i l, b a Juiyl ‘y a L bM S *»e flv PbUrn wit h K n Ukon to j Un g froni White r ta.' n °’v 14 i, lU Ala ska, over t’2*» L wa rT 1 Skag L v Wlth
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    STATUTE TEXT RUMOUR
    233 1 Reuter. Officially Denied By Prague Prague, July 28. Apparently as a re suit of unfavourable reception abroad of .he Government s reported proposals, it is officially stated that the alleged text of «.he Nationalities Statute published in the Piess on Tuesday was incomplete and in accurate. i
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    CHINA WAR SUPPLEMENT
    10 1 W n,:,ins :i BE ,I! Chia ng
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    RANGOON RIOTS
    50 1 d u rwvexe —Reuter. Rangoon, July 29. —Following the noting, calni was restored in the ity after midnight, bitt stray fighting continued in the outskirts. Business houses, banks and jewellery stores are heavily guarded by military. Burmese women are among the injured and Burmese shops among those looted.—Reuter.
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    CAPT. WIEDEMANN
    79 1 ledemann to pay si British Wireless. Another Rumour Of Secret Diplomacy London, July 28: With reference to a newspaper report that Capt. Wiedemann of Hitler’s entourage who recently had a conversation in London with the Foreign Secretary. Lord Halifax, will return to London tomorrow with a message from
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    BETTER RETAIL TRADE IN BRITAIN
    97 1 London, July 28: The money value of daily retail sales in Britain last month was 8 6 per cent above the corresponding total for June 1937. Sales of food and perishables expanded by 10.2 per cent, and those of other merchandise by 6.9 per cent.
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    Summer Choice By Bergner
    26 1 ELISABETH BERGNER. nox» making Stolen Life.’’ her fifth British film, at Pinewood Studios, enjoys a few minutes between sho.s with Summer Pie,”
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    EVACUATION OF CIVILIANS
    220 1 Home Office Drawing Up Plans London, July 28. The report of the com mittee appointed to consider evacua.ion oi the civil population from certain areas in the event of war will be published in the near future. In announcing this in the Commons to day, the Home
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    EGYPTIAN PREMIER
    71 1 Lunches With Ministers At Downing Street London. July 28.—The Prime Minister gave a luncheon at Downing Street todayin honour of Mohamed Mamoud Pasha Egyptian Prime Minister, who was accom panied by the Egyptian Ambassador in Lon don and the Egyptian Minister of Public Works, Hussein Sirry Pasha. Other
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    THE KING’S HOLIDAY
    50 1 London, July 28.—The King and Queen Mary both left London today on holiday. His Majesty travelled to Portsmouth to join the Queen and the Princesses on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert at Spithead. Queen Mary went to Sandringham where she will remain for about a month.
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    PENANG RACES
    15 1 Scratchings, order of running and probable riders for tomorrow appear on Page 16.
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    "ALL UP”
    201 1 King Posts l|d. Letters To Antipodes London. July 28. —Carrying letters from the King and Prime Minister, an Imperial Airways flying boat took off smoothly from Southampton Water this morning to inaugurate the third and last stage in the development of the United Kingdom-Aus-tralia air mail route. The
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    SIR M. HANKEY
    117 1 Clerk To Privy Council Retires London, July 28. —Sir Maurice Hankey acted as Clerk to the Privy Council for the last time this morning. Following a Council at Buckingham PalaCe, the King received Sir Maurice Hankey who took leave of his Majesty on his retirement after fifteen
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    ITALY ADOPTING POLICY OF RACIAL HATRED?
    159 1 Ciano Declines To Renew A Previous Assurance Reuter Rcme, July 28.—Two foreign correspondents, Mr. Cremona of the Christian Science Monitor, and Mr. Kleinkhrer of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, whose expulsion was recently decreed, leit Rome tonight for France and London respectively. According to the
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    SPAIN BOMBINGS
    101 1 Reuter. Britain Decides To Send Commission London. July 28: It is now definitely decided to send the proposed British Commission to investigate bombing of open towns in Spain, but it is likely to be abcur a week before the Commission leaves as it may first be necessary to
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    DEFENCE COST
    98 1 £1,500,000,000 MAY BE EXCEEDED London July 28. —In the Commons the Chancellor of the Exchequer declined to make an estimate at present of the amount by which the former five year estimate of £1.500,000.000 expenditure on armaments is likely to be exceeded. When his attention was called in
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    EMPIRE SHOLLD SHOW UNITED FRONT
    397 2 Premier On Effect Abroad The supreme importance, in the present state of world artairs, of the British Em pire speaking as with one voice was stressed by the Prime Minister in a speech at the annual meeting of the Empire Farlia mentary Association, at Westminster
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    THE SULTAN OF JOHORE
    56 2  -  By Dato Koland BraddJi Dato Braddell Malayan Bar, a r tie Executive Council °l thf of State, Joh<o< Sultan of Johore’s th( for many y. order carrying the n te Dato,'’ iwas confernt Ule 0/ with His MaieBhj\ pQn permit I the Sultan upon the <„
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    "COMMISSIONERS HAVE NO POWER TO REDUCE NUMBER OF BUSES"
    2158 2 Important Test Case Argued In Supreme Court RVLE NISI ON REGISTRAR OF VEHICLES DISCHARGED That the Registrar of Vehicles must carry out the statutoix duties imposed on him and that the Municipal Commissioners had no power to limit the number of
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      234 2 SPEND YOUR WEEK-END ON THE BEACH WITH G NEW JANTZEN ■ffeSwimming Suits 1 j/\\ j here are the latest fia Mr“” <AT I O\ NEW STYLES “LE TOUQUET” -t--r, -4— n3 In two beautiful printed designs /< jt ffffT “Tulip" “Driftwood” on regular Jantzen Fabric. This suit has ~I j
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    FASTER PROMOTION IN THE ARMY
    568 3 Revolutionary Proposals By War Minister DEMOCRA TISA TION n OF CADET COLLEGES London, July 28: New conditions of service for combatant Army officers announced by Mr. L. Hore-Belisha, War Minister, today in Commons contain revolutionary proposals. In future promotion will be by time instead of
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    BOOK CAUSES RIOT
    264 3 Mu rder, Looting In Rangoon I KOOPS CALLED OUT TO HELP POLICE Rangoon. July 28: Communal rtotwhich originated on Tuesday came a climax this morning when a seh-> of murders, stabbings and ishootii affrays in different parts of the itv led to general panic. Troops of the
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    EXPROPRIATION OF OIL COMPANIES
    132 3 Riuter. Cash Indemnification To Be Offered Mexico City. July 28: President Cardenas in the course of a luncheon speech reiterated Government’s policy of not ’•e newing diplomatic relations with Britain unless the latter made unconditional overtures. A mediator such as the United States would be acceptable
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    Gaol Will Be Like Camping For Women Convicts
    401 3 HOME SECRETARY’S SCHEMES FOR PENAL REFORM 3r. a commonsense -British Wireless. London, July 28: Speaking in thellmne Affairs Vote, Sir Samuel Hyare gave Commons an account of the remit reforms in prison administration and of his plans for further measures apart from
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    Neville Goes Back To His Fish
    59 3 British Wireless. London, July 28: Outstanding business ausiiting attention befote the Parliamentary recess which begins tomorrenv was dealt with at a meeting of the Cabinet this morning. When the. House of Commons rises, the- Prime Minister will go to Chequers for the week-end proceeding
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    “MERCURY” BROKE FIVE RECORDS
    179 3 o-aaaaavu ixiaue a uvuuie crossing in unuer five days in May last year.—British Wireless. Battle Against The Elements London. July 28: In spite of heavy head winds and rain the Mercury float plane, the upper component of the first Short Mayo Composite aircraft, which arrived in
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    425 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. C. H. Mcllvain has left Inch fir Singapore. Mr. M. S. Rao. M.A., B Com., is coming to Malaya very shortly as Branch Secretary of the United India Life Assurance Co.. Ltd. T- Mr R. M Cluer. Assistant Legal Adviser, Perak, and Mrs. ClUer are spending a
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    BANGKOK CUSTOMS SEEK FALSE CUSTOMS
    316 4 (Fr om Our Own Correspondent I Bangkok. July 26. The Customs are gradually tightening up on the importer who tries to dodge the Fisc. Importers have been notified that in order to facilitate the passing of import entries by the Customs, the invoices relating to
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    YOUNG MAN’S DEATH FROM BLOWS AFTER DANCE
    1424 4 Inquest Verdict Of <(, Ma nslai tgh ter” London, July 22. The inquest was resumed at York yesterday on the body of Gilbert Edward Frederick Douty, 27, a nephew of Lord Dulverton, who died on July 11 in a York nursing home. Further
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    MALARIA IN THE COLONIES
    161 4 M.P. And Its Cost In Human Life (From Our London Staff) London, July 21. A suggestion that a central bureau fm the collection and dissemination of information concerning the spread ot. and loss from, tropical diseases within tin Colonial Empire should be set up was n.gatived
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    9,00 AWARD FOR DOCTOR WITH CHINESE WIFE
    701 4 J ll s h’eplic 1 ''is 9"<‘Mioi b A vertli t for fj r 4j J m his action < Growing i M day by tht specif hearing th Bern i > Dr. Harland, ot ci ft Yorkshire, unt 1 Gra ng v
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    PETERS DENABD U.S. DEBT SETTLEMENT
    111 5 I |inl raii' I nil"* 11 11 1 111 S Westni^ 1 b ;he HH *_> yl3 b tnulTl H Ki* it 1 rd StanM* wr> v ;i i I m-'" L ,i.r "i ,K S «o mHDV thlHU' HB debt lw K Ln th*-
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    LORD LOTHIAN FLYING TO AUSTRALIA
    44 5 B hpin lH»< ■t.. ns nfirence. H BpU' S'. leav > h’ Tf,r ■B r Syct!. r frxe has a*. K f 'G C* Al l^‘i>>maT. r ■fa i, and fcrr J irkingI I K -H-ai E v r I
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    FOUND DEAD
    91 5 B 4 t) I at Uchabi f death the iv v ,lXi >one" r htid all *h at t h kroner, lb '.c u,ai,v ot ,he I ’ha- 11 ~s ’••tur it*ton*. p**" a han?" ini Pan '"pr «••ton ■fat,.. e a*o a r to to It'< >Sin*.h
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    Safe from the terror of Franco's bombs.
    31 5 from the terror of Franco's bombs, these Spanish children from I aleneta en t ov the t n on the deck of 11.M.5. irethusa.
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    OCCUPY THE EMPIRE OR OTHERS WILL
    645 5 Peers Told Of Do<>-In-Manger Policy Westminster, July 23. Unless we can populate oup Empire and make it self-sup-porting in the way of defence within a measure of time someone else will populate it for us.” This was the blunt warning given in the House
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    £50,000 IN BIDS FOR ATLANTIC FLIER
    243 5 Dublin. July 23. Douglas Corrie an, 31-years old unemploy aircraft factory worker, and former Los Angeles newsboy, who “flew the Atlantic i’V mistake" in an eight years old ‘plane. iid in an interview that he had received tiers from concerns throughout the United States
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    MODERN YOUTH DEFENDED
    317 5 Lord I'weedsniuir’s Tribute “AUDACITY LEAVES US GASPING” London, July 4. Lord Tweedsmuir. Governor-General of Canada, vigorously defended modem youth when he was installed as chancellor at Edinburgh University yesterday. I hear today from many quarters jeremiads about the younger generation; jeremiads which are not deep calling to
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    ATTAP HOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE
    104 5 t From Gur Own Correspondent > Taiping. July 27. The Taiping Fire Brigade was called out yesterday evening about sp.m. to attenu to a lire about two-and-half miles along the Simpang Matang Road. An engine under the charge of Sub Officer Baharuddin rushed to the
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    HIGHER PAY FOR ARMY OFFICERS
    515 5 Likelv illingdoii Recommendations The long-awaited report of the Willing don Committee, appointed in May last year to consider remedies for the shortage of Army officers and increased facilities for promotion from the ranks, is now being considered by the Treasury. It is understood that the
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    FILM ACTRESS SCARRED
    335 7 ‘Can Never Wear Swim Suit' London, July 20. Film actresses wearing picture hats crowd ed into the court of the Lord Chief Justic in London yesterday to hear Miss Sneila Naismith, of Creighton-avenue, Muswell Hill, N., claim damages from London Film Productions, Ltd., for burns received while
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      18 7 MODERN DRESSING TABLES AT MODERATE PRICES CALL AT: TONG AH FURNISHING CO. 3H. Penan? Road, PENANG. SUNGEI PATANI
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      362 7 TOMORROW’S RIG EVENT AT SHANGHAI TALKIES (BUTTERWORTH) 3 Shows' Daily at 2.30 7.00 p. m. 9.30 The “JUNGLE PRINCESS” returns P. the most exciting adventure of the Malayan Jungle DOROTHY LAMOUR TNT PARAMOUNT’S MIGHTIEST HIT OF HITS “HER JUNGLE LOVE” (TECHNICOLOUR) with RAY MILLAND and LYNNE OVERMANN Hear DOROTHY Sing
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    RUBBER PRICES AND LABOUR
    674 8 THERE is a touch of irony in the fact that the failure of the international Rubber Regulation Committee to announce any increase in the quota release for the final quarter of the year resulted in a fall in the price of commodity. The explanation would appear
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    COTTON TRADE WITH EGYPT
    74 8 Reuter. Lancashire Invited To Discussions London. July ?8: Lancashire cotton representatives have been invited to go to Egypt to discuss the position of trade in cotton goods with Egypt in view of the recent Egyptian tariff increases. The invitation la given by the Egyptian Premier, Mahmud
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    "MAURITANIA”
    70 8 A Famous iXame Returns To The Water London. July 28.—A new 30,000-ton vessel bearing a name famous in the British Merchantile Marine Mauritania was launched today from the yard of Messrs. Camell Laird at Birkenhead amid the cheers of 60,000 people and with aeroplanes overhead dipping in salute. Intended
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    205 8 Saturday, July 16. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Executive Council held at Government House this morning. In the afternoon His Excellency was present at the Annual General Regatta of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club. Sunday. July 17. His Excellency dined with the Hon’ble Mr. A.
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    PEOPLE OF PENANG
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    BRITISH SHIP SUNK
    130 8 British Wireless. Destroyer Looks On London, July 28: Confirmaton has been received in London of the bombing and sinking in the port of Gandia, about 40 miles south of Valencia, of the Britishowned steamer Dellwyn which was unloading coal at that port. The attack was carried out
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    JAMAICA’S CENTURY OF EMANCIPATION
    187 8 Reuter. Colonial Secretary Hopes People Will Keep Orderly London, July 28: The hope that celebrations in Jamaica on August 1 of the century of emancipa'ion would pass quietly and that the people would maintain good order was expressed by the Colonial Secretary iii Commons in an
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    TIPPERARY COMPOSER DEAD
    27 8 Ui Uliv W C Reuter. London. July 28: The death has occurred of Jack Judge, composer of the wartime x>ng Tipperary, aged 60.- Reuter.
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    BY THE WAY
    673 8  -  DIOC.LES. General Post? Whitehall have colonial trai n i ng > asks Sir Frank SwettenF Tihe obvious counter-, juesti “Should colonial officials Whitehall training?” The idea is capable pansion. Should M.C S be made to live for a period !i\ of the common herd and i able
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    BIG GATHERING AT PLANTERS’ CONFERENCE
    764 9 I Paners On ‘Role Of Cover 'K R ub ber Growing n„i O»n Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 29. him into the hall of the Rubber .vU pl ;tl !c: 1 waS proof of the success of the nts in Rubber Growing” orsions are so many
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    MALAYA BEAT N.I. AT TENNIS
    388 9 CHIN KEE ONN IN FINE DUEL (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, July 28. A well-earned victory by SamboedjoHcerip, the Netherlands Indies champion. over Yadi. the Singapore champion, and a s fine duel between Chin Kee Onn and Tjan Thwan Tjay. which the Malayan Chinese won.
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    INDIANS ADMIT BETTING CHARGE
    141 9 THREE SENTENCED: ONE ACQUITTED Three Indian Mohammedans, Mustaph? bin Said Rawther Meera bin Yusoff and Syed Mohamed were sentenced by Mr. Lim Koon Teck, the second magistrate, yesterday when the case was resumed in which the three accused were charged with assisting in the management of
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    NINE ARRESTS IN PAHANG MANHUNT
    241 9 STRUGGLE IN PERAK JUNGLE (From Our Own Correspondent t Kuala Lumpur, Today—Nine Chinese were detained yesterday and today by police forces searching in the jungle north of here for the murder of Mr. Dunsford. Only one man put up resistance and he was chased in
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    BROKE BOUNDS DURING RECESS
    263 9 Schoolboy Found Drowned In Sea Tragedy befell a pupil of the Hutchings School yesterday when he was drowmed in the sea off Renong Ground while out fishing during the school recess. The incident occurred between 11.15 and 11.45 but it was not seven hours later that
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    CHINESE HELD ON BANISHMENT ORDER
    339 9 May Be Allowed To Return To China On Own Tickets (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, July 28. The two Chinese, Liu Chan Pah and Liew How Yeong, who, it is alleged, are being illegally held in the Singapore civil prison on a banishment order, may
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    VALLAMBROSA RUBBER MEETING
    1262 10 Estates In Good Order And Well Managed The thirty fourth ordinary general meet ing of the shareholders of Vallambrosa Rubber Company was held in Edinburgh on July 14. Mr. T.J. Carlyle Gifford, chairman ol the company, presided. The Chairman said: —At the outset oi this meeting I
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    TIN SMELTERS’ DEAL
    153 10 Arnhem Policy Unchanged Amsterdam, July 21.—Referring to the l pending exchange of shares between Con solidated Tin Smelters and the Arnhem Smelting Company, the “Telegraaf” learns from reliable Dutch quarters that the trans action is confined to Arnhem shares and will not include those of the Billiton
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    OPENING OF COLOMBO GRAVING DOCK
    970 11 Sir A. Caldecott’s Tribute To Harbour Engineer Colombo. Ihe Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, paid a glowing tribute 'o'.heHarbour Kngineer, Mr. T.A. Owles, and his department, when amidst an animated scene, he declared Colombo's new Inner Dock open says the Times of Ceylon. A large engineering
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    SHIPPING IN PENANG HARBOUR TODAY
    1078 11 M.S. ‘ALSIA’ arrived last night from Europe via Colombo, sails today for Port Swettenham, Malacca, Singapore, Saigon and Bangkok. S.S. ‘STEEL SEAFARER’ arrived yesterday from Manila, Saigon, Java ports Singapore and Belawan, sails today for New York via Aden. S.S. ‘PERSEUS arrived yesterday from Birkenhead,
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      430 11 b|UE FUNNEL line KLV n.N DON NORTH CONTINENT Leaves Penang Due London *7r SERVUT TO W Middlesborough July 31 Aug. 28 Cans GlaSgow x Hun and Gdynia Aug. 11 Sept. 8 ""STeS .rBVK F. TO LIVERPOOL VIA HAVRE. Uw> AC ir\ »>' v BEK Aug. 5 6 JtFIOCHVS ralls rjaszow
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      605 11 P A O BRITISH* INDIA (Incorporated In England.) PORT SWETTENHAM, MALACCA SINGAPORE SJS. “KARAPARA” SAILING SUNDAY, 31st JULY S N C under Penang, Teluk Anson, Port Ma Jeety's Government Malacca and Singapore Service. London and Far East Mail Service. Outwards from London for China Japan S/S “BULAN” July 2» due
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      283 11 WRWFjywwmß (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHAI LONDON SERVICE For Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said. Naples, Ma”seilles. Gibraltatr, London, Antwerp and Rotterdam. Steamers. Sailing dafafc x SUWA MARU Aug. 6 TERUKUNI MARU (Calls Hamburg) Aug 1« HAKUSAN MARU Sept, 2 HARUNA MARU Sept. IS j x KATORI MARU Sept 30 k KASIM A
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    MAILS BY AIR AND SEA
    825 12 Latest Tinies Of Posting AIR MAILS: A mail for Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur and Singapore by Malayan Internal -Air Service will close at 9.30 a.m. (registration 9 a.m.) tomorrow. *A mail for Australia. New Zeaiand, Java and Timor DiUy via Singapore and thence by Qantas Airways
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    PROFESSOR F.W OGILVIE NO A MYSTERY MAN
    687 12 New 8.8. C. Chief Phl Work With Open M in f| TALKS ABOUT JAZZ. Po| ||1( i SUNDAY KADK) VE ITHIN 36 hours of his appointment as Di recto r H Professor F.W. Ogilvie has opened to the world. There is one ihm-
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    PRODUCE
    459 12 Alarki linu Dilij,. J Sir Hariv perial Ins.Hute and d Colonial Empire Marketing"® an address at the British tion. Glasgow, on the economc J the Colonial Empire. "WM He described the Colonial B Empire within an Empire. conipTß tween 60 and 70 administrative vast bulk of its produce was
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      1944 12 WORLD RADIO PROGRAMMES I service Highlights Of Today's XX ireless SCHEDULE ZHJ (FENANG Following is the BBC Empire broad- m Children's hour, casting service schedule < Malayan Stand- ard Time) for this week, beginning July 8.00 p.m. mils c. $4 J GSF (BBC) TRANSMISSIONS 2 3 7.05 p.m. and 10.20
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      17 12 TIDE TABLE High Low TODAY 1.58 p.m 8.10p.m. TOMORROW 1.56 a.m 8.40 a.m. 2.36 p.m 8.50 p.m.
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      31 12 PENANG b 4lll I keport I Four ((»«>■" A,,L I Yrster.t.t ’>l No° n 6 a.m. 86 5 I 79 E I Al l s I July 27 I 21 mm- I
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE
    182 13 ojblc, >|y Hear Watson 'lie. live. It looks as if the cameraman x herlock Holmes spending a day on the Ihil the deer stalker cap. striped shirt and -hurts were worn bv the Minke of Christ urch, Oxford. Smashed His Way To Victory CUufil CHARGED
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    FIRST DAY OF PENANG TURF CLUB AUTUMN RACE MEETING
    1179 14 Programme For Tomorrow The following is the full programme for the first day of the Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting to be run at Penang tomorrow. HORSES, Class 1, 6 Furlongs. 10 0 JACK DRUCE 5y 9.04 “Mr Cheah” van Breukelen
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    WEARNES' WIN COW & GATE SOCCER MATCH
    888 14 WEARNES' WIN COW GATE SOCCER MATCH Marines Beaten One-lkil FINE ’KEEPING BY STEENHOVEN The solitary goal in the match, scored midway through the first half, enabled the Wearnes’ Recreation Club eliminate the Marine Sports Club crom the Cow Gate competition yesterday on the Dato Kramat ground. Although the football did
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      73 14 TO FIND QUALITY MEANs.I Fiji” J I I V 'X I I I ‘WILLS’S GOLD FLAKE Visibility I ooe l 1 j/MIL ma?7i)?r Ml I r W It must be a CROMPTON COILED-COIL LAMP You can make a visible saving in electric light bills —and enjoy better visibility in the
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    EUROPEAN FIELD FOR T.T. RACE
    362 15 L.ri"- %i: S IX Al H| a(' Ti>ur ist TrophJ he nin at „,„1 at the lower Kir ■■''‘’■'./.'.'i.-lle:.’ 7' close finally until does not the R A.C. I >« l T4m Erance and ntrl f erenl f France' K 7 ’< 'so «f keen
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    MR. J. WALSH
    39 15 MR it b| i II h U SH own er of Lone Keel, the greyhound Derby winner. tr ~0 ri b >liss Iv Saunders, take a good-luck drinx from t alter their marriage at Brumnton Orators
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    CHEQUE-AND-CHEQUE RACE FOR WELSH INTERNATIONAL
    362 15 Bryn Jones Prefers Arsenal London, July 22. BRYN JONES, Welsh international inside forward, of Wolverhampton Wanderers, and target of many big money transfer offers, may have to decide today by telephone whether he will move to Second Division Tottenham Hotspur or First Division Arsenal. \rsenal
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    NEW SCHEME TO GRADE BOXERS
    355 15 The National Boxing Association have evolved a “Ladder Plan” which they believe will give every boxer in the eight standard weights an equal opportunity of reaching the top. It is different from the eliminating scheme run by the Board of Control, and, to my mind,
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    FINDING A SUCCESSOR TO BENNY LYNCH
    392 15 Boxing London, June 22. Tongues were busy wagging yesterday, especially m the North, where the question if the British and European flyweight championships, taken from Benny Lynch by the Board of Control, is of more vital importance at the moment than in the South;
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      510 15 BMs- mO U U A I ffiv A THEY LAST A LIFE TIMEjf L V J >• < A A J) BRITISH MADE Jites/ THROUGHOUT B.S.A. ROADSTER BICYCLE B.S.A. SPORTS BICYCLE. SPECIFICATION SPECIFICATION Frame. 22 in. and 24 in. Fr aTL «2O a d 21 P araUe to z— tube.
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    PRODUCE
    122 16 mN PRF’”' "SLY t.A-rwRT £194 0. 0 £193. 0. 0 M 5 0 598.50 $98.62 BUSINESS DONK PENANG $98.50 $97.75 BUSINESS PONE Buyers no sellers Buyers no sellers OPI «A fSnrMirlfd) $3.80 $3.75 AMCK PEPPER $8.75 $8.75 SURBER 7J d 713 d IX>NIX>N 16*40(0) 16ftc(G) REW V.W 26 %C
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    322 16 Share of £1 denomination unless otherwise states Yesterday Rise or Fall Yesterday Rise or Fall Testerday Con. Loan 5 p.c. 44-64 114% Burmah Oil 91 4d Fording 4 p.c. 60-90 114 5*T pC- 98% War Loan 3% p.c. ***** *U.S Rubber 43’4 2% Com. Un. Assc. Units 10*4
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      A. A. ANTHONY & CO.
      118 16 A. A. ANTHONY CO. TEN Buyers Sellers Batu Selangor 1.38 1.41 Hong Fatt .82% -87% Jelebu -70 .75 Kuchai 1-27% 1-32% Petalings 8.00 8.25 Rahman Hyd. 1.24 1.27 Rantau 1.37 1.40 Taiping Cons. 1.60 1.65 Bangrins 22|0 22;6 Kpg. Kamunting IOjO 10|6 Kinta Ke lias 5j9 6|3 Puchong 20j9 2116
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      KENNEDY & CO.
      171 16 KENNEDY CO. RUBBER: Allenby 1.40 1.50 Benta 1.12% 1.17% Broga 80 .85 Changkat Serdang .95 1.02% Glenealy 1.50 1.60 Indragiri 1.32% 1.40 Kamasan 1.30 1.40 Kempas 1.95 2.10 Kundong 1.65 1.75 Mandai Tekong .20 .25 Mentakab .45 .47% New Scudai 1.20 1.30 Nyalas .82% .87% Sungei Tukang 1.10 1.15 TIN:
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      WALL STREET
      665 16 New York July 28—Reassured by the absence of important offering that yesterday’s weakness was merely technical, buyers entered, inducing a rally holding until the close. Although it is difficult to justify many prices on straight price and earnings ratios, operators again emphasise the large funds still available for
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      TODAY’S PRICES
      20 16 TIN Singapore $98.62J.i per pkt. i’enang $97.75 per pkl. RUBBER Singapore—Spot 26%c. per lb. Penang—Spot 26*4c. per lb.
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      113 16 Paris 178 A 178 964 New Aork 4.92% 4.91?£ Montreal 4.93% 4.93% Brussels 29.09% 29.08% Geneva 21.49 21.47 Amsterdam 895 8.95% M* lan 93 ft 93% Bertin 12.25% 12.24% Stockholm 19.39% 19 39% Copenhagen 22.40 22.40 08,0 19.90 19 90 nominal Helsingfors 2 26% 226% Pra^ue 142 ft
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    PENANG SPORTS CLUB BOWLS
    29 16 Entries for the Autumn Tournament close today and the draw will take place at the conclusion of the American Tournament to c held this evening.
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    ALL HORSES NOW HERE
    414 16 Slow Work This Morning (By Tic-Tac) All horses entered for the Penang Meeting have now arrived and all is set for the first day of the Autumn Meeting which opens tomorrow. The electric totalisator was tested yesterday morning and this morning. The S.R.A. Officials have also
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    PROBABLE JOCKEYS FOR TOMORROW
    90 16 The following are the acceptances and the probable jockeys for tomorrow: RACE 1 PONIES CLASS IL DIV. 11—5% FURS. Phariol 9.60, McPherson. Quisana 9.00, Minto. Black Beauty (late Wee Lock) 8.11, E. Donnelly. Femlet 8.08, Dodd. Lassa 8.01, Dawson. Mavourneen 7.13, Ardagh. Nightshade 7.13, Whalan. Silver
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    INCREASED WEIGHT
    17 16 The weight for King Hearts has been raised to 9.07 including a 7 lb. penalty.
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    CRAB-HAWKER BY FIRST WIFE
    288 16 I, J Our o Wn r Ir: ''re:.; )n Ko(n 1 lairnul I!ia r ir ■I H > I Giving evidence i H thi 't marn«"'.?' n »1 T„. w ,r moon last V ear isfl untl f'"’V months the i. s p n ient t
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      259 16 TENDER Tenders are invited for the of LIBERTY (TNhMA ANblniM HALL in iJrury Lane. Penang Hock Hin Brothers Ltd HI Pi;>.r<s and Sjx-cification may all parta ulars obtained at Architects. BUTCHER CO Street, Penang. Tenders sealed and marked on side "Liberty' ('inema and must be delivered at the office cher
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