Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 27 August 1938

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    19 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY v'jol. V<>l, M:VL SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1938. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    China’s Emergence as a Great Power
    239 1 DILSIJN-FO’S appeal Britain Should Orientalise Policy Hankou. 26—Dr. Min-fo. Pre*i<h-nt of the LejjMath»' high uho narrowly scaped bring murdered by Japane-r the other day when llv mho-Xnicrican plane in hliicli it wa* believed he was traielliii” "a> forced down and it' occupant- machineMiinncd. in
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    U.S. OPEN TENNIS
    71 1 n( ‘ima neuter. h '«nl>l< s Title-Holders I'diler Final Brookline, August 26. the men’s doubles in fennis Championships, lp title-holders, beat M 'America) by 6 —l, r 'loubles champions and i: ,)avis Cu P team, Qu is t ri vi <,, the Americans, HopIn artz, 7 -5
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    HOMEWARD BOUND TONIGHT
    31 1 ■”M<.IIT among those who have t° sail for London torjH Wans liner Naldera:— a s r r B ojnes-Mr- ano Mr. 2' Percival, Miss M. 188 P- Worthing.
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    23 KILLED BY BOMB
    242 1 Palestine Disorders Becoming Graver London, August 26 A telegram from the High Commissioner for Palestine received at the Colonial Office this afternoon states that yesterday' afternoon a. passenger tram was partially derailed on the Tel-Aviv line near Lydda. There were no casualties but traffic is still
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    HOME MARKETS
    77 1 Reuter. Textile Counters Depressed London. August 26—On the Stock Exchange although trading* was restricted due to anxiety' pending Sir John Simon’s statement tomorrow on Central Europe, the undertone was good. Gilt-edged and foreign bonds were steady with slight improvement in Home Rails. Industrial changes were small, though the
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    BOXING IN K.L.
    130 1 Young Tarley And Boon Mali Draw (From Our Own. Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 26. The main event of the boxing programme here tonight between Nai Boon Mali (.9.8) and Young’ Tarley (9.3) proved to be a keen disappointment. Boon Mah tried to force the pace throughout but
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    STEADY BILL RATE
    39 1 London, August 26—The total amount applied for in tenders for £40,000,000 Treasury Bills was £67,605.000. The average rate per "vent, for bills at three montus was 10s. 1.53 d. against 10s. 1.51 d. a week ago.
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    SUDETEN PUZZLE
    994 1 New Hopes and Fears News of the situation in Czechoslovakia gives ground for optimism and pessimism. The reports that the Czech (Government are considering a new basis of approach to the Sudeten problem is attracting attention, but at the same time it is learned that Sudetens themselves are
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    U.S. WHEAT
    80 1 Reuter. Government Purchase Programme Washington, August 26 The Department of Agriculture has announced that it will purchase surplus American w’heat this week as a first step in the programme to place 100.000.000 bushels abroad. It is indicated that buying will continue from time to time, and it is
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    DALADIER ELABORATES HIS VIEWS
    152 1 Communist and Socialist Opposition Waning -Reuter. Paris, Aug. 26.—At a meeting of the Radical Socialist Party, M. Daladier explained his policy and reviewed working hours in other countries.* He reiterated that firms working for national defence should be allowed to work supplementary hours without prohibitive in
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    JUICHANG FRONT
    57 1 -Sin Chew Jit Poh. Heavy Japanese Concentration Hankow, August 26—A heavy Japanese concentration on the Hofei-Susung line has renewed the offensive. Altogether ten detachments of the enemy are opposing the Chinese at Juichang and the Chinese have been compelled to abandon positions north of Chihu hills and inside
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    U.S. INDICES
    118 1 Reuter. Industrial Production Rising New York. Aug, 26: Exceeding earlier "expectations the Federal Reserve Board's index of industrial production in July rose seasonally to 83 compared with June 77 and continued to rise in the first three weeks of August. The rise is largely attributed to increased steel
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    SINGING EVANGELIST IN PENANG
    78 1 Two Solos Today Professor H. N. Jewkes, the singing evangelist, will sing two solos during the Divine Service at the Adventist Chapel this evening at 6 o’clock. Professor Jewkes is well-known in Singa pore where he recently assisted in evangelistic meetings and is well-known in America
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    BRITAIN’S TEMPLE OF ACCURACY
    1074 2  -  How Science Is Changing The World 'By JOHN ENGLAND What is practically known as the National Physical Laboratory at Teddington is to have a new head. The Lord President ol the Council has appointed the eminent scientist, Professor R. howler, of Cambridge University, to be its
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    REFUSED LOAN, WAS STABBED
    250 2 Gaol For Fish Hawker For stabbing a compatriot, a Chinese fish hawker, Teoh Swee Tek, was sentenced to one month’s rigorous imprisonment in the Penang Middle Court yesterday. He was charged with causing hurt to Teng Koh Kee with a penknife at Irving Road at 8
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    MALAY’S THREE DAGGERS
    125 2 Search At Pier A Taiping Malay resident Haji Abdullah, was charged in the Penang Middle Court yesterday with having three daggers in his possession at Church Street Ghaut examination station yesterday, without a licence. Accused admitted importing the daggers from Belawan. Chief Inspector Farquharson, who prosecuted, stated
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    CIGARETTES TO PAY HOTEL BILL
    209 2 Tobacco Is Dear In Valencia London: You can live in one of Valencia’s best hotels for twenty cigarettes a day. T .iving proof of this is Mr. William Nicks, of Ilford, one-time steward of the trampship Stangate (1.289 tons). He is back in London with
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    “IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?”
    61 2 Lecture At H. Y. S. Mr. C. R. Menon of Singapore will give a lecture on “Is Life Worth Living?” at the Hu Yew Seah’s Hall on Monday, Aug. 29th at 8 p.m. Mr. Koh Sin Hock, the Chairman of the H. Y. S. Literary and
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    ENGLISHWOMAN'S LIFE IN WARTIME TOKIO
    751 2 Living Costs Doubly. I Dancing Even In Tokio: How the Sino- Japanese war ha Englishwoman** in wartime Tokio w as described 5 the Boyce, originally from Bexhill, Suss ex who ha r past 19 years. in “The main thing I’m worried about,” she j living.
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    OPEN VERDICT
    172 2 Body Of Chinese Washed Ashore Mr. Lim Koon Teck, the Penang Coroner, returned an open verdict of found dead when he held an inquiry into the death of an unknown male Chinese whose corpse was found on the shore at Bagan Jermal. on July 30. Inspector Linsell conducted
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    NO WHIPPING FOR CHINESE
    434 2 Bui More Month In Prison H J tDGE ON 1.0« F| I UOt KT’S NEGLECT I I From Our Own Correspondent.. Singapore, Aug. j H "I realise that the magistratesaitfeS worked, but what is necessary done,” said Mr Justice Pedlowdunjf|B hearing of a criminal appeal which
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    REACTION TO JAPANESE AIRWAYS THREAT
    320 3 Neutral Powers Unlikely To Accept Claim M) KIGHT TO INTERFERE’ London, Aug. 26: Official quarters in London are t official information on the alleged Japanese threat to rial Airways and other foreign liners flying over China. ,nipCr On the other hand it is authoritatively emphasised
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    SUGAR COUNCIL
    47 3 London, August 26- The Board of Trade announce that the Government have appointed General Sir Hugh Elies as one of •he British delegates on the International Council succeeding LieutenantCokmel Francis Balfour, resigned. Sir Hugh Elies was from 1934 until recently Master-General of Ordnance, War Office.
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    ARMY OF WORKMEN AT REICH FRONTIER
    70 3 —Reuter. I housands Arriving Every Day Cologne, Aug. 26—A vast army of workmen is assembling at the German frontier, thousands arriving daily, many of them from distant parts of the Reich. In one village near the frontier with a normal population of 3,000 accommodation
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    TORPEDO EXPERT FOR CHINA FLEET
    79 3 .—Reuter. Capt. McGrigor As Chief Of Staff London, Aug. 26 —Capt. R. R. Megrigor, after two years commanding the Fourth Destroyer Flotilla of the Home Fleet has been promoted to Commodore and Chief of Staff to the C.—in—C. in China. He will succeed Capt. Palliser
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    RANGOON RIOTS
    47 3 —Reuter. Total Casualties Nearly 700 Rangoon, Aug. 26—It is officially stated that total casualties in the recent rioting in Burma were 149 killed 537 wounded of which 68 killed 321 injured occurred in Rangoon. A Committee is being appointed to enquire into the causes. —Reuter.
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    "NAZI COLONISATION” OF IRAN ALARMS SOVIET
    833 3 German economic penetration of Iran is alarming the Soviet, according to the Manchester Guardian Moscow Correspondent. German aviators and civil engineers have been operating along the Soviet Union’s sensitive Central Asian frontier and just across the Caspian Sea, which has long been a private
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    Censorship Of Cables
    109 3 —Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 27—The British Ambassador has sent a written protest to Japanese authorities against the censor’s action in suppressing Reuter telegrams on Aug. 24 regarding the attack on the Chinese airliner. The letter adds that the British Government does not admit the Japanese have any right
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    ROUND THE WORLD IN 4 MINUTES
    179 3 British Wireless. Lord Stanley’s Cable To Empire London, Aug. 26 —The most ambitious cable transmission ever undertaken was initiated by Lord Stanley, Dominions Secretary, when he opened the British Government Pavilion at the Diamond Jubilee Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto last evening. Lord Stanley
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    Rome,
    31 3 —Reuter. Rome, Aug. 26—An official statement announcing that shots were fired at the Ambassador’s car in San Sebastian on Monday declares that neither the Ambassador nor his wife were w-ounded.—Reuter.
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    ENRAGED ARABS ATTACK POLICE STATION
    181 3 More Killing In Palestine: Shops Set On Fire Jnffa, Aug. 26: It is officially announced that 16 were killed and 30 injured in a bomb explosion at the Arab market at Jaffa. An outbreak of sniping, stoning and arson followed, and enraged Arabs attacked the
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    TRAVANCORE RULER BACKS GOVERNMENT
    50 3 —Reuter. Powers To Fight Congress Trivandrum, Aug. 26—The 25-year-old Maharaja of Travancore has conferred wide powers on Government to fight Congress opposition. Government is authorised to declare unlawful associations engaged in seditious activities, seize their property—prosecute supporters. The State Congress recently announced a civil disobedience campaign.—Reuter.
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    POISON GAS CHARGE AGAINST JAPANESE
    87 3 sory Committee on the Far East.—British Wireless. Leajjue Members Informed London, Aug. 26 The Chinese Ambassador yesterday communicated to Lord Halifax. the Foreign Secretary, the allegation by the Chinese Government that Japanese forces in North Kiangsi are using poison gas in violation of international conventions
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    IF ENGLAND WERE ATTACKED ....
    163 3 IF ENGLAND WERE ATTACKED —Reuter. “No Doubt What Union Would Do” Cape Town, August 26.—Gen. Hert zog, the Prime Minister referring to Ger.. Smuts’ statement in Assembly yesterday, said that Gen. Smuts had stated and stated quite rightly that if England was involved in war in which she was the
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    BELGIAN CABINET
    37 3 Reuter. Three Ministers Resign Belgrade, August 26. General Maritch, Minister of War, who took a prominent part in the recent Little Entente Conference, has resigned. The Ministers of Commerce and Physical Education have also resigned.—
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    396 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL His Highness the Sultan of Perak has left for Singapore to attend the races. Lieut.-Col. G. Mcl. S. Bruce, Commandant of the Malay Regiment, leaves by the P. and O. Naldera for England. Miss Ng Yoon Kiew, Nurse of the Batu Gajah Hospital, has gone to Siam on
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    INDIAN MEDICAL UNIT FOR CHINA
    319 4 Congress President On Moral Value "We. in India, have also our troubles. We are painfully conscious of the fact that we can do very little to help China in the present difficulties. But we have our heart with the Chinese people, and as a token
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    BAND PROGRAMME
    53 4 This evening at the Esplanade from G.OO p.m. to 7.30 p.m.: March: Bond Of Friendship: Mac-Rogan. Overture: Maritana: Wallace. Selection: 50 Years Of Song: Brown. Waltz: Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life: Herbert. Descriptive: The Whistler And His Dog: Pryor. Selection: A Musical Switch: Alford. Quick Step: Song Of
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    THIS will arrest the attention of the judges,
    44 4 THIS will arrest the attention of the judges, these policeinen-gardeners hope. They are tending the garden of the Carter-street, Walworth, police station, entered for the Byng Cup for the best station garden in the Metropolitan area.
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    Huge Biscuit Production By New F. M. S. Factory
    784 4 1.200 Pikuls Monthly: Work For 300 Men And omen (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 23. Nearly half a million dollars worth of machinery and 300 men and women working day and night are turning out 1,200 pikuls of biscuits
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    Man And Woman Found Dead
    95 4 (From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, Aug. 26 A man and a woman, both Chim s believed to be husband and wife w found dead yesterday morning in a bedroom of a Singapore hotel in Peck Sea Street. It is understood that the couple book a
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    EXTENSIVE NAVAL EXERCISES
    360 4 1,1 I ,s| l oi ||i. I 4r °s- n I s M T een I x Ltilla will cjy. Jses off Si ng ap Ore ex S| Depot s hip s H. fo n J Xt > I (Captain B 5 j^ St cott Leut..C o^f
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    SUBTERRANEAN FIRE
    165 4 Ma> Burn For har* I nih r Kailway Nawalapitiya -There is a fire near the Nawalapitiya RaiM which might burn on for vears About a year ago this fire creeping along a stre Xpsujj and refuse, towards the way Engine Shed. The gradual progress ot me ground turf
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    MUSLIM BECOMES A BUDDHIST MONK
    42 4 xfaieed enter r UpasaKa pyi- >r,es Banaara R3j v lt h siri wiia in Haiv-wala. Nava»' 1 jotipala RatrlJ s Acbah)' a W^ka^;^ ka b: S h liS on be WM I- I’pasaka gion and li' e
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    PARAMOUNT' POWERS AS AN OBSTACLE
    554 5 pundit Kunzru On India’s I Lessons In Working I Constitution I i of tiic Government of India Act is the I**l (i! *bc demand ot India lor !)onnnion I h underlyin'»'the central part of the present I iv. to keep the reality of power in
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    NEW CAPITAL FOR NEW GUINEA
    172 5 Cost Will Be £500.000 Rabaul- All the most recent devices fcr the health and comfort of a staff working in the tropics, will be incorporated in th° administrative buildings being planned for Salamaua which has just been selected as the new capital for New Guinea.
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    MAN COLLECTS 100,000 BOTTLES FOR HOSPITAL
    74 5 Melbourne.—ln six years Mr. Percy Shingles of Melbourne has collected over 100,000 bottles for the metropolitan hospitals. The sum represented by his effort xceeds £2OO. He has made himself an honorary receiving and distributing agent for thou sands of bottles from every suburb in
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    THE BERSAGLIERI
    20 5 ol Ik, Italian Army. to wkick 11 Dane Mowed during the War. now k„s a mounted machine-gun unit.
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    ALL-INDIA ART CENTRE
    432 5 Why Americans Are Employed Bombay Before l leaving for Calcutta with Miss Phyllis Hurst, secretary, and Mr A.E. Panning, administrator of the proposed All India Centre of cultural dance ar. music, Uday Shankar explained to a re presentative of the Associated Press that the actual establishment of
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    MEN MIST NOT PAY FOR WOMEN
    123 5 Sex Equality Chib Formed Melbourne—Sex equality is the objective of a new’ club formed at the Melbourne University. Male members, who number 100 to date, nave pledged themselves not to pay for women at student entertainments and women, w’ho are much in the minority,
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    KEEP FIT!....
    36 5 SIR ROBERT STANTON WOODS, noted specialist who attended King George V during his illness, w att Les a small girl demonstrate the youthful way to health in the great national campaign for physical fitness.
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    WHERE EACH VILLAGE HAS ITS OWN HITLER
    470 5 Reasons For Prevalence Of Crime In Jaffna Ql:l 7 EK. 11, reasons for the 'prevalence \of crime in Jaffna to which ffir D. B. Jayatilaka made reference recently, re given at a meeting \of the Committee of the Jaffna Association [held at the
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    FOOTBALLERS TRAVEL
    61 5 1.000 MILES FOR ONE GAME Brisbane. Whai is believed to be the longest motor trip on record for one game of football has just heen completed by the Mt. Isa. team. They travelled 1,000 m,’]:. s by bus to Longreach and after defeating .he rival team by 31
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    BIRTH RECORD IN ONENURSE TOWN SHIP
    67 5 Sydney. Matron Backer is the only nurse at the hospital at Milton, a New South Wales town with a population <>; 2,400. and she has h Iped bring 89 babies in-o the world since the hospital was opened in June, 1936. All are living,
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    EXPLORER SUGGESTS SEA ELEPHANT FARM
    119 5 To Pay For Antarctic Weather Station Canberra. To defray the cost of a meteorological station on Macquarie Island in the Antarctic, Sir Douglas Mawson .he Australian explorer suggests that a sea elephant industry might be established, r’so a fur fox farm. The hides of sea
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    TEACHERS TO OBSERVE A HARTAL
    199 5 To Draw Attention To Their Grievances Calicut, Aug. 20. It is understood that the executive committee of the Malabar Aided Teachers’ Association have decided to observe October 1 next as a day of complete hartal as a protest against the failure of the Government to
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    NAVAL EXERCISES
    107 7 —British Wireless. Intensive Training In Scottish Waters London. Aug. 26: The Home Fleet autumn cruise which starts on Sept. 6 extend over some ten weeks during which units of the command will be undergoing intensive training in Scottish waters. The battleships will be at Invergordon, Scapa and Rosyth
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    JAVA SUGAR EXPORTS
    47 7 9 Amsterdam Aug. 14. Java sugar exports in July totalled 156,000 tons, against 151,000 tons in June and 128,000 in July, 1937. Since the beginning of the new crop year (Ist April) exports totalled 438,000 tons, against 379,000 in the corresponding period of 1937.
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    WORLD’S OLDEST MAN
    553 7 Had Son Of 70 Johannesburg. Dr. Robert Broom, 72-year-old Scots scientist who led an expedition into Bechuanaland to investigate the claims of the “oldest man in the world,” has completed his inquiries and reports that Senau must be al>out 140 years old—and is likely to live for
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      320 7 GALA WEEK-END ENTERTAINMENT COME TO OUR PARKS WE ARE PUTTING EXTRA STRONG PROGRAMME TONIGHT FOR YOU WEMBLEY PARK TONIGHT SATURDAY 27th AUGUST 1938 MOLEK STAR OPERA: Will Stage A MOTHER’S SACRIFICE Strongly supported by the latest vaudeville extra turns. WATCH FOR: PURA A Legend of Old Bali A Man Who
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      92 7 ROYAL THEATRE P.O. Box No. 5 ALOR STAR ’Phone 77. 6.45 p.m. TONIGHT 9.30 p.m. Every Heart’s Yearning to Meet But The Duty Towards Her Country Separates Her! A Young Commander! A Beautiful Village Girl See What Happen To Them in “BUL-BUL-E-PARISTAN” or (“The Nightingale Of The Fairy Land”) with
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    DOW-JONES’ AVERAGES.
    881 8 DOW I ONES’ Wall Street Averages have been described in this country as a convenient means oi ascertaining how much ones maiket securities have depreciated overnigb.t. The averages kept b_\ Dow, Jones X C'impanv —the famous Ameiican im ancial news agency are, howevei intended to serve a more
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    CHASED BY MUNICIPAL OFFICIAL
    158 8 S.T.C. Omnibus Driver Fin<*d I"or Speeding (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Aug. 26. When a Singapore Traction Company omnibus passed him at the junction of Selegie-road and McKenzie-road. at a speed well over 30 miles an hour, Mr. P. L. Barclay, Superintendent of Transport, Municipality, who
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    EMIGRATION FROM INDIA
    477 8 Why It lias Been Stopped Following are extracts from the minutes oi a meeting of the Indian Immigration ocmmittee, neld at Penang recently; ASSESSMENT (RATES (i) The Committee decided to prescribe the following rates for the 4tn quarter. 1938, subject to the approval ot the various wummistrations:
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    DROVE DANGEROUSLY
    105 8 < hinrse Lorr\ Driver Fined $3O (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Aug. 26. Convicted on a charge of dangerous driv ing, a Chinese lorry driver. Low Kow Kia, was fined $3O in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. The charge was a sequel to a collision between a
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    ST. GEORGE THE MARTY
    112 8 11th Sunday after Trinity 7.15 a.m. Holy Communion. 8.00 a.m. Mattins and Litany. Psalm 56. 57 Hymn—33s 8.45 a.m. Holy Communidn. 9.30 a.m. Mattins (Tamil). 10.30 a.m. Mattins Holy Communion (Chinese). 6.00 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Psalms 61, 63 Chant 149, 153 Magnificat 96 Nunc Dimittis
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    BY THE WAY
    491 8 f*ar king IV s in„a, Iu »t uni»,,,,1 0 S,,,*',''" I '"S'" ""O a.m. Th„. t hl>urs 'h'ring hK h I> ,sc l Pedestrian, k tr aftie is at i ts w ißiry. f roni r 1,1,1 p.m tf Pes of traffic are Prof maximum with t
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    INQUIRY INTO MENTAL HOSPITAL INMATE’S DEATH
    945 9 Amount of Mystery,” Says Police DIED BY HANGING BUT NO ROPE FOUND (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, August 27. There is a certain amount of mystery about this case. Ihe medical evidence g'ves the cause of death as asphyxia due to hanging, but the
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    VACCINE FOR SOUTH CHINA
    75 9 S.S. (oiili ibnlioH correspondent) (prom Singapore, Aug. 26. lera vaccine, re- a million doses, are p r o^t |n t .<.of tbe League of Bureau, SinH ng Kong toU (1 O liner Carthage, of the combined ,ts Settlements and ague's infM ~i for South China. red
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    PENANG LADIES GOLD OFFERING
    168 9 I lir ||p r Donations I o China Belief f und a Im the: response to the goldbj Penang Chinese for China. The voluntarily donated up to date will of the Philo*thK Union Horn Aug. 29 to 31 in the afternoons. a! „t ci.inbutions received are
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    CARELESS DRIVING
    88 9 hinrM* Admits (’barge n Correspondent) Ipoli, Aug. 27. i.io'.or car accident at Gopei.g-road, Ipoh, on wo Cninese women were :<■<! to hospital, a Chinese wa> produced in the First fore Mr. P. 1. charged with causing ir. se women by driving in ghgent manner. pleaded guilty Mr. N.
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    WHY SHE PLEADED GUILTY
    54 9 I Vat t r<> Appear hi < ourt Again Own Correspondent) Singapore, Aug. 26. European woman motor v F aded guilty in the Singa a charge of failing to signals, on August 11. that she did not remember traffic signal. She pleadshe did not want to
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    MALTESE STOWAWAY IN PENANG
    48 9 Alleged t i Iv e stowed away from ig aboar d the Helen us, a Edward Falzon. was yesfore the Penang Third ■harge was explained to n the application of In- said he had further in- ke, the accused was re- l.v till today.
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    MAN-EATING CROC. CAUGHT
    138 9 Beast Weighs Over Four Piculs (From Our Own Cor responder,’.) Teluk Anson, Aug. 26. A stir was caused near the Teluk Anson market about 7 p.m. yesterday when a large man-eating crocodile was brought into Teluk Anson in a motor lorry. The beast, which weighed over four
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    PENANG SCHOOLS
    161 9 Another Change In Headmasters Another change in headmasters is taking place with the transfer of Mr. R. Young, headmaster of the Bukit Mertajam High School, to Singapore. It is understood that Mi. C. P. Purcell, Assistant Master, Penang Free School, has been appointed as headmaster of the B.M.
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    IPOH TRAFFIC SIGNS
    70 9 Illumination Suggested By Magistrate (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 27. More cyclists were produced yesterday in the First Magistrate's court and charged with failing to stop at various junctio-.s in Ipoh with “Stop, Look. Then Go’’ signs. Mr. P.F.Y. Radcliffe suggested that these signs be fitted
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    NEW WORLD’S JAVELIN THROW RECORD
    35 9 —Reuter. Helsinki, August 27. Nikkanen of Finland established a new world’s javelin throw record of 77.87 metres, beating the previous record of 7 .2 metres held by his countryman, Jarvinen.
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    MARSEILLES STRIKE
    49 9 internal and international situation. Reuter. Marseilles, August 26 The Government has offered Marseilles dockers increased wages and a new scheme of working conditions. An accompanying statement declares that labour troubles cannot be allowed to drag on in France in view of the internal and international situation. Reu-
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    QUARRELLED OVER FIREWOOD
    327 9 Pathan Gaoled For Assault (From Our Own Cor respondent) Ipoh, August 27. Found guilty of causing hurt to a 65 year-old cattle herder, a Pathan named Shah Ali Haider was sentenced to 21 days' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. P. F. Y. Radcliffe in the First Magistrate Court
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    UNEMPLOYMENT IN PERAK
    393 9 Enhanced By Influx Oi Women Refugees (I'rom Our ()7c,u < orrcs^iiidcut Ipoh, lug. 27. 7he severity and widespread nature of unein ploymeiit in Perak in particular anil Malaya in general is fiat alone the result of the closing down of mines. It is believed that so far
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    CHINESE ENGINEER TO FURTHER STUDIES
    129 9 Mr. 100 Joon Ting Proceeding To London Mr. Too Joon Ting, younger son of Mr. 100 Jee Lim, Ipon miner will be sailing for England tonight from Penang by the Naldera for London where he will further his studies at the Imperial College. In honour
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    BUKIT KATIL ESTATES
    675 10 Nett Profit Of $29,000 FIVE PER CENT. DIVIDEND ddressing shareholders at the annual ting of Bukit Katil Rubber Estates in Malacca, lasi Saturday, Mr. Tan oi Siang, the chairman, said:— fter making provisions for depreciaand directors' fees, the net profit for year ended April last, amounted to
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    C.T.S. CHAIRMAN ON NEED FOR CONSERVATIVE DIVIDEND POLICY
    2006 10 RESTRICTION SCHEME AND THE BUFFER POOL Collaboration With Dutch Interests: Mr. E. V. Pearce’s Speech THE ninth ordinary general meeting of Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., was held at the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Moorgate-place, London, E.C. Mr. Ernest V. Pearce, Assoc. Inst.
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    PUTEH TIN PROFIT OF $115,000
    535 10 No Final Dividend 25 PER CENT. PAID DURING YEAR A net profit of $115,479, before charging depreciation, was earned by Puteh Tin Dredging Company Ltd. in the year ended April last, to which has been added $2,894 brought forward, making $118,373. The profit for the
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      217 10 Gastric Ulcers forfeit How eats /yO There is nothing laK Italf- hearted Jgag «bout the thousands of letters written to Macleans !by those who have suffered from all forms of stomach ■rouble, telling of ■he one way they Turvc been able to <et relief. Here is an example: HK Tried
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    CHURCH NOTICES
    458 11 Seventh Day Adventist Chapel “Morningside” 140, Burmah Road Ministers Faster V. E. Hendershot, M.A. Pastor Ng Hong Boon. Mr. Daniel Luun. SERVICES TODAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 MOO a.m. Chinese Sabbath School. U.OO am. Preaching in Chinese. JJOp.m. Preaching in Malay. 4.45 p in. English Sabbath School. 1.(0 p.m.
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    GIFT FOR BEECHAM PILLS SHAREHOLDERS
    70 11 Mr. Philip Hill and his fellow-directors of Beechams Fills, £3.500,000 combine, are offering shareholders a gift this year worth £2,000,000- a capital bonus of 200 per cent., two new deferred shares for every deferred share they hold at present. Last year Mr. Hill proposed a
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    SHIPPING IN PENANG HARBOUR TODAY
    1085 11 S.S. ‘PALOPO’ arrives today from Soerabaya via Singapore, sails same day for Soerabaya. S.S. ‘KKIAN’ arrives morning from Pagan Datoh and Telok Anson, sails tomorrow’ for same port#. S.S. ‘RENGAM’ arrives from Lumut Sitiawan and Pangkor, sails on Monday for Asahan and Batoe Bahra. S.S.
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    WORLD ACHIEVMENT
    210 12 Wireless Light A few months ago 400 market gardeners in c houses with stolen wireless waves. An astonishin One of the gardeners, it seems, had the notion V H electric energy passing through his house when, cast from Hamburg. After experimenting he foun.Then he arranged to tap sufficient
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    31 12 BUSINESS AS USUAL. A ley ,did not prerfrit Tuiner Lmton, the sinfjer fr< >n i on uith hw recording contrfict.s Hf ii h< Ji ->.7» makimj <1 rfcord.
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    MAILS BY AIR AND SEA
    709 12 Latest Times Of Posting AIR MAILS: EUROPE AND THE WEST IMPERIAL /Empire Air Mail): For Burma (except Victoria Point, India, Aden, Palestine, Egypt, Sudan. Kenya. Tanganyika. Uganda, Zanzibar, Northern and Southern Rhodesia, Nayasaland. South Africa. Great Britain, Ireland, Canada and Newfoundland. Ordinary Correspondence 7.30 p.m.
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      2439 12 WORLD RADIO PROGRAMMES 8.8. C. SERVICE Highlights Of Today s Wireless i SCHEDULE ZHJ (pgNANG) Mels (U.S m.) London, Aug. 19: Following is the BBC yp- p m Indian music. nB6 Mc s <25.3 in.) Empire broadcasting service schedule Malav music. v D b 9.65 Mc s (31.20 m.) (Malayan
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      33 12 PENANG BAB Y WEATHER REPORT I ORT ORMVALLIS Y ESTI RD Y S TEMPER \TI KE 6 a.m. Noon 5 p.m. 78 E. 83 N. S 6 NRAINFALL Aug. 25 26 46 mm.
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE
    215 13 A VERY WETMEETING. THE General Officer Commanding, Malaya, Major-General W. G. S. Dobbie. visited the headquarters of the Singapore Volunteer Corps to present trophies won at the recent corps rifle meeting. Before the ceremony in the drill hall. Major-General Dobbie inspected various units of the
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    PROGRAMME FOR TODAYS RACES AT SINGAPORE
    1116 14 Selections By Tic-Tac And Capt. Dash FTtHE following is the full programme for the first day of the Singapore Turf %ub Autumn (Gold Cup) Meeting to be run at Singapore today RACE 1: 2.30 p m. HORSES—CIass 2—Division 6—About 7 Furlongs. 00 0 AVIEMORE
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    CUP FINAL
    59 14 The Cow <£ Gate Cup final between the Sepoy Lines Recreation Club and the Hydyatol Anwar Football Club will be played on the Victoria Green on Tuesday, >Aug, 30 at 5.15 p.m. The postponed League match between the Old Xaverians Association and the Penang Recreation. Club will be
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    YORKSHIRE BEAT SCOTLAND
    220 14 Smailes Takes 7 For 24 Several fine bowling performances were responsible for low scores in many home cricket matches yesterday. Smailes of Yorkshire took 7 Scottish wickets for 24 to give his county victory, while in the Gloucester-Leicester match, 13 wickets fell to Goddard at 12 runs
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    Extra Meeting Weights
    329 14 Eight Events On lr First Day (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Aug 26 Weights for the first day of the Autuni Extra Professional Race Meeting anr HORSES. Class 4, Div. 1, About 7 Fu, FAIR KING CONSTANT LIGHT EQUETTA 8 w GOLDEN BLAZE 8 STARLOCK 806 OLD
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      243 14 JUST ACROSS THE AIR NOW 51 DAYS AWAY There are three air services a week each way between Sydney and England. You travel in one of the famous Empire Mail carriers, the Imperial flying-boats the world’s most luxurious air liners with smoking-cabin and promenade deck aboard. Fares include comfortable night
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      144 14 Hospital Ca Be ofßh The value of perse vp, in the treatment J *ith by this man’s ‘‘l was abroa?& c w hen I returned I began Yea*» -particularly in theS years ago my and I was eventualmuch > unable to move arv 7 left the hospital af^r J I
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    FOOTBALL CAPTURES THE WORLD
    1065 15 Ey A Special Correspondent The new football season in England marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Football Association. This body has ruled football in England, and has really been responsible for its development in every part of the world. Tremendous Impetus Given By
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    WEST AUSTRALIAN RUGBY TEAM TO TOUR CEYLON
    584 15 Six Matches To Be Played In October I II cst Australian Rugby Football ‘team will tour Ceylon in October. It are. nt meeting of the Ceylon \Rugby Union, it was that its z; e been accepted by the West Rugby Football team. A
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    ARMSTRONG MAY FIGHT IN ENGLAND
    419 15 Crowley Wants Bout With Negro Scanning the horizon of the fistic world there seems to be nothing in sight in the form of either feather, light, or welterweight capable of putting a stop to the amazing sequence of successes scored by the Californian negro, Henry
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    OLDEST TEST MATCH CRICKETER
    174 15 Celebrating 80th. Birthday Australia’s veteran cricketer, Mr. T.W. Garrett, celebrated his eightieth birthday recently. Mr. Garrett, who is still a practising solicitor of the firm, Messrs. Garrett, Christie and Buckley, is the only survivor of the first Australian cricket team to visit England. Sixty years ago
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    DELOFORD THIS TIME
    116 15 C.M. Jones, the English Davis Cup and Kent County player, and Murray Deloford, another Kent county player, have been opposed to one another in eleven tennis tournaments this season, and Jones has been the winner nine times. At the Buxton tournament Deloford won a wellearned victory. Men’s
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    MACARTNEY FOR INDIA
    53 15 After Visit To England Madras, Aug. 20. It is understood that Mr. C.G. Macartney, the famous old Australian cricketer now on a visit to England, where he is acting as a newspaper correspondent, will visit India in November next. He will pay visits to Bombay, Calcutta, Madras
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    PRODUCE
    124 16 rpjjy PREVIOUSLY LATEST LONDON (Spot) £193.10. 0 £193.10. 0 LONDON—(3 months) £194.10. 0 £194.10. 0 SINGAPORE $99.00 $98.75 BUSINESS DONE PENANG $99.00 $97.87% BUSINESS DONE 25 tons Buyers no sellers COPP. 1 (Sundried) $3.60 $3.62% BLACK PEPPER $8.50 $B-5° RIBBER s LONDON B i'> d NEW YORK 16ftc(G) SINGAPORE—(Spot)
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    314 16 snaie of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Yesterday Rise or Fall Yesterday Rise or Fall Con. Loan 5 p.c. 44-64 114% Bumiah Oil 931% Funding 4 p.c. 60-90 114 Eagle Com. 4 pesos. 416 T 01 moi Cable 5.% p.c. 94% AV ar Loan 3% p.c. 102% 1.“
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    115 16 Previously Latest Paris 178 2164 178 23 61 New York 4.88 4.87 H Montreal 4.89 ft 4.88;. Brussels 28.90% 28.88 Geneva 21.29% 21.28% Amsterdam 8.92 ft 8.92 Milan 92% 92 i 1 Berlin 12.17% 12.16% Stockholm 19.39% 19.39% Copenhagen 22.40 22.40 Oslo 19.90 19.90 Vienna 26% nominal Helsingfors
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    COMMODITIES AND METALS
    204 16 London. August 26. RUBBER: Firmer London Bft buyers Bft sellers Oct./Dec. 8% buyers 8% sellers Jan./Mar 8% buyers 8 ft sellers Apl./June Bft buyers 8% sellers NEW YORK 16.57 cts. United Kingdom Stock* London 64,496 tons Liverpool 34,871 tons COPRA Straits S.D. Rotterdam. August £ll. 0. 0
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    LEAN & CO.
    99 16 LEAN CO. TIN Buyers Seller* Ampats 4 0 4 3 Ayer Wengs .69 .73 Bangrins 22 9 23 6 Berjuntais 10 0 10 6 Hong Fatts .88 .92 Jelapangs 31,9 32 6 Johans .27 .29xd K. La.njuts 18 6 19 0 K. Kampars 13 9 14 6 Kuchais 1.35 1.40
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    SINGAPORE RACES
    34 16 Going Yielding (From Our Oivn Correspondent) Singapore, August 27. Despite yesterday’s rain the course is wi good condition. Today's going may therefore be yielding to good if there is no further rain.
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      KENNEDY & CO.
      148 16 KENNEDY CO. RUBBER Buyers Sellers Borelli I 30 1.40 Connemara. 1.45 1.55 Indragiri 1.32% 1. 40 Kedah 1.95 2.10 ex TIN: Ampat 4 1% 4:6 Ayer Weng .65 .70 Batu Selangor 1.35 1.40 ex Berjuntai 101% 10 9 Hong Fatt .88 .91 Jelebu .70 .75 Kpg. Lanjut 18 6 19
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      A. A. ANTHONY & CO.
      141 16 A. A. ANTHONY CO. TIN i Buyers Sellers Ayer Weng .65 .70 Batu Selangor 1.35 1.40 Hong Fatt .88 .90 Kuchai 1.34 1.37 Mambau .50 .55 Petaling 7.90 8.10 Rahman Hyd. 1.22% 1.25 Rantau 1.45 1.47% Taiping Cons. 1.60 1.62% Ulu Klang .84 .87 Ampat 4 0 413 Bangrins 22
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      WALL STREET
      353 16 Quieter Ne w York. August 26- Market failure o penetrate old highs induced a lightening cf trading commitments and m consei uence small losses on greatly reduced activity featuring absence of selling pressure Motor news continues good, there v as a third consecutive rise in commercial leans and
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      TODAY’S PRICES
      22 16 TIN Singapore $98.75 per pkl. Penang $97.87% per pkl. RUBBER Singa|M»re—Spot 27% c per ll>. Penang—Spot 27% c per lb.
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    MORE HORSES FOR MALAYA
    401 16 Latest Batch Registered The following are the latest batch of newcomers to the Malayan Turf which have been registered with the Straits Racing Association. Jeremiah, imported by Mr. “Cheah” is stated to be a first class performer. The following is the full list: 5 Drator (late
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    PENANG SHARE MARKET
    808 16 Lifeless Messrs. Krnnedj' and Companj' in their report dated August 26 state: The week under review has failed to produce any change in the lifeless conditions which have been the principal characteristic of the market for some weeks past. General Franco’s conditional replj’ to the Nonintervention Committee
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    TAMIL WEDDING
    61 16 oa held this niom>3£ 3 The wedding was Xavier's Church, the St Francis Xavie of r> Toseph Gregory of Mr D Josep K M A Da.nam 1 '1» A Miaa Anna Victoria ception was hel< Dtld lt ;p» Sabha. and the seshar brid t t r today. Th.
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    2327 1 Full Length Technicolour Triumph at Queen’s Cinema THE < S FILM OF THE YEaJ Childhood 0 |j t Revived; Robin M and his Meriie V|| live and speak a«aih Through the centuries the tales and legends of the band of men who robbed the rich
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      360 1 W r ixr ij o UHI D Q I 11 V/ 1 1 V/ JLi l-Z I iBWj HM THE world precision record? I OMEG A AGA,N WAS AWARDED FIRST PLACE FOR THE FIFTH YEAR IX SUCCESSION SINCE 1933 AND la- H eL'r OMEGA MOREOVER ALSO WON THE SECOND PLACE
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      302 2 |<r LAST! A GLORIOUS EVENT IN PENANG CINEMA HISTORY! I I AI L ROADS WILL LEAD TO THE NO. 1 THEATRE IN TOWN 111 vi B B w I «gSp Mummer GRAND OPENING ON TUESDAY, 30th AUGUST WITH 3 SHOWS I 2-45 P.M. 6-15 P.M. 9-30 P.M. LibW ARNER BROS.
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    661 3 ERR( >L I LN N Into the brief space of years tin Irish actor-author-adventurer Err..' Flynn has crowded mole adv. nture :hm the average p< i -on ■>.,.)< H IK a lifetime. Born 2s year.- ag. north he traces ancestry dii. cl y to
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      158 3 r| j I LOON CHEONG Co., NAN YANG •I ItULDLXC CONTRACTORS. TT RMTI RE MAKERS. T, j IK| 1/T I anb electro clock Company 11 Stockists: —MIRRORS PLATE GLASS, ALL SIZES. I 32 LEITH STREET PENANG I I 19A, Leith Street, > H i PENANG. j I I Peral; llranch
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