Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 December 1938
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Title Section20 1938-12-15 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY Xo. 298. Vol. XCVI. THURSDAY, DECEBMER 15. 1938. PRICE 5 CENTS.20 words
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310 1938-12-15 1 C hinese Successes in Kwangtung Holding Positions in Spite of Gas. Chungking, Wednesday. Japanese mi litaiy authorities have appealed to .Tokio to send re nforcements to Kwangtung, where the Chinese have scored many successes in the past fort light. The present Japanese force310 words
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Article166 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. Reuter. The statement was issued after a meeting of the Cabinet Council this morning under the presidency of the Duce, at which the Budget for 1939-40 was approved. According to the budget estimates eight-and-a-quarter million lire will be spent on arms nextReuter. - 166 words
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Article97 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. Dissolution Of Some Parties Prague, Wednesday. Parliament, by 148 votes to 16, today accorded the Government plenary powers for two years, thus giving the Government a free hand to proceed with plans for social and economic reconstruction. When the session ends this week ParliamentReuter. - 97 words
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Article, Illustration336 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. London, Wednesday. rpHERE was a minor reaction to the I speech of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. MacDonald, on the subject of the British Empire at the Constitutional Ciub. when in the House of Commons today, Mr. MacDonald was asked to replyReuter. - 336 words
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140 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. Paris, Wednesday. A sentence of twenty years penal servitude was inflicted on Madame Skobline who was charged with having knowingly assisted in the kidnapping of General Miller. General Miller was the head of the White Russian Ex-Servicemen’s Organisation in Paris, who disappearedReuter. - 140 words
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Article314 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. Bonnet On Foreign Affairs Paris. Wednesday. THE French Foreign Minister, M. Bonnet, made an important statement on many aspects of foreign affairs at a meeting of the Foreign Affairs Commission today. It is stated that he expressed solid satisfaction with Mr. Chamberlain’s speech. As toReuter. - 314 words
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Article32 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. Bucharest, Wednesday:King Carol presided over the meeting of the Crown Council which he summoned, it is reported, to discuss Germany’s anti-Ruma-nian campaign and alleged Nazi support of the Iron Guards.Reuter.Reuter. - 32 words
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Article118 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. Lima, Wednesday. OpHREE proposals’ for guaranteeI ing” western hemispheres against foreign propaganda, drafted by the Argentine, Uruguay and Brazil, are now before the Committee of the Pan-American Conference. The spontaneous applause greeted the Haitian delegates denunciation of countries governed by theories of racial and religious– Reuter. - 118 words
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Article176 1938-12-15 1 (From Our Own Correspond nt.) London, Thursday CONSUMPTION of rubber in Amer: t in November exceeded the most optimistic estimates and a: -16,048 tons is the h’ghest for any month since June, 1937, when it was 51,860 tons. Estimates furnished earlier this month placed the November176 words
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Article81 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. Paris. Wednesday. A reduction in Suez Canal dues by 3d. from six shillings per ton will com<’ into force from tomorrow. The decision is not with the,pretensions voiced in 'u ITali.tn Frets,” emphasised a high ol.iciitr iuo Company, when interviewed today. He added that theReuter. - 81 words
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Article279 1938-12-15 1 1 London, Wednesday. a NNOUNCING in the House of A Commons that he was unable to .J -to immediate additional immigration into Palestine of 10,000 young Jews, Mr Malcolm MacDonald, the (X.inial and Dominions Secretary that strong representations had made from Arab quarters that in.i! igration1 - 279 words
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Article75 1938-12-15 1 Reuter. 1.000 Men Affected London, Wednesday. Ni'ire than a thousand men were affect'9 by a strike in the Gloster Aircraft 'npany’s works at Brockworth, Gloub’, today. The strike is stated to be unofficial. It :s understood that the trouble arose *n connection with the dismissal ofReuter. - 75 words
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Article35 1938-12-15 1 .Reuter. London, Wednesday Mojor-General L. V. Bond, Commandnt, School of Engineering, has been appointed G.O.C. Malaya, in succession to tjor-General Dobbie whose tenure of oiL-j. expires in August, 1939.Reuter..Reuter. - 35 words
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Advertisement32 1938-12-15 1 fall on us for Your Hoiik* News, Magazines, MaU aZ nes OF XGLISH. AMERICAN, II AN D OTHER pi blications suit your pocket. Fi** H K(S MOHAMED SONS, 32, Beach Street, PENANG.32 words
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Advertisement39 1938-12-15 1 E V UfarTdMK W k Christmas M IS POULTRY V and GAM E < 'Turkeys, Geese Wk r Pheasants WF Duckling w C S n2A A- l’hone Penang l->OO 1501 Butterworth— 33 J Advt of Singapore Co!<i Storage Co.. Lt39 words
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497 1938-12-15 2 REPORT "FAIR JUST,” SAYS MACGREGOR SHRUGS SHOULDERS AND SMILES We did what we thought was fair and just on the evidence we obtained/’ said Sir Atholl MacGregor, Chief Justice of the Hong Kong Supreme Court, who headed the MacGregor Commission which inquired into the question of temporary allowances in Malaya497 words
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Article, Illustration876 1938-12-15 2 MR. B. W ALLEN RECALLS EVETS IN HIS CAREER Mr. B. W. Allen, Chief Police Officer, Penang, is leaving Penang cn Saturday on retirement, after 29 years’ service in Malaya. Interviewee by a Pinang Gazette representative, Mr. Allen talked of his early days, the Emden876 words
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Article79 1938-12-15 2 Special (.<>iiri (> Saturday (From Our Own CorreSingapore o. A special Court of Alor Star on Satur' appeal by Hussein bin ii ir sentenced to death 01 ho *as the next normal Court of Ann Alor Star in March nex- M stg desirable that the appellant 179 words
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Article374 1938-12-15 2 GOOD SHOWS PROMISED TONIGHT TOMORKO» After six weeks of intensive J*, the C.A.D.A. will present th,wans in aid of the Distress Reii., Theatre Royal tonight No stone has been left untunirt ensure that the public will get their fin money’s worth, and from rehearsals c374 words
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Article57 1938-12-15 2 A slight collision took place at U this morning at the junction of Phee Choon-road and Penang-road between a Kedah car driven by a Malay syce and a Penang car driven by Inspector R way. The Penang car acquired a bent mu gard, while the57 words
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Advertisement453 1938-12-15 2 I CAN'T. HEAR I MYS E IN K YOU*RE MAKING- so WOULD YOU IF YOU WERE SUCH A ROW' CUTTING A GREAT BIC TOOTH 0° LIKE I AM, LOOK '«■F/Ufl EVERY babv loves crisp, COO. that’s nothing. i cut a delicious Ovaltine Rusks. only sound i made was the And453 words
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Advertisement64 1938-12-15 2 The Sin Pin Jit Poh, Ltd., S« B W PENANG. THE MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED CHINESE I>Ml> NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN MALAYA Publishes on the Ist. January 1939 First Issue 40.000 Copies Will Be Distributed In' All enquiries for advertising space will be prompt attended to PROPRIETOR:MR. AW BOON HAW O. B-164 words
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Article667 1938-12-15 3 Chinee History I VI' nto Chinese history 17 nin the semi-legendary period I hrce Kingdoms onwards ,;ii abundance of interesting applicable to events on the winch, recently, was once rcat battlefield. ,;rii days, as was the case large armies fought along a and large fleets of ships667 words
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1261 1938-12-15 3 Stiffening of British and U. S. Attitude From Our Own Correspondent Heng Kong, Dec. 12. I HE past week has been one of the happiest for China s.nce the first shots fired near the Marco Polo Bridge, at LukucLiao, on July 7, last1,261 words
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Advertisement187 1938-12-15 3 M ALL PURE MADE UN WOOL aG'-s] ENGLAND 'tfte AJ i u Made from the very best quality fine wool. Texwol” underwear is indispens- able for the coolness of the hills or for f wear in Europe. I Vests and pants are obtainable in assorted styles and in medium and187 words
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Advertisement132 1938-12-15 4 UNDOUBTEDLY THE BRIGHTEST MERRIEST SPOT TN F'F* ELYSEE CABARET THE ISLAND’S CENTRE OF DANCING TONIGHT Dancing from 9.15 p.m. to Miilnj.-ht j Charming, entertaining and Talented Hoi,. BEST BAND IN TOWN’ SkU LOUIS LIM’S SWING ORCHESD; Featuring all the latest Dance Novelties n (1 BLACKPOOL WALK, PALAIS STROI I 'L132 words
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Miscellaneous366 1938-12-15 4 1; r* i w IT- majestic OPENING TOMORROW! LAST 2 SHOWS: TONIGHT 6.15 <‘i 9..»0 THE CONCLUDING 8 CHAPTERS Of TOM WALLS COLUMBIA’S SENSATIONAL MYSTERY CHAPTER PLAY ,v 2 E. PHILLIPS OPPKNIITIIM’S A EXCITING MYSTERY THRILLER fjßßp Thp «'MI STRANGE «<K Tate ~,C BOARDERS" ?A S.p.’J’ni It KNEE SAINT—CYR. 'V,366 words
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Miscellaneous296 1938-12-15 4 EMPI R E SUN CINEM4 IPOH Phone 531 Box No. 5. A LOR STAR Phone 7 Tonight Maumee Today At 2.45 p.m. 6.50 and 930 p m. Universal’s Amazing Jungle Thriller thrilling love story, heart-gripping action terrifying adventures plus 12 Electrifying Episodes! 10ve romance 'and pathos! DANIELLE DARRIEI X 12,000296 words
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Article704 1938-12-15 5 Xon-perforniance Of \<rrc<‘>nent Alleged ,n for specific performance nf i written agreement dated DecemI. between two Malays, nephew unci- was taken up for hearMr Justice Murray-Aynsley Supreme Court on Tuesday. >ll -itiff is one Alang Mier bin of Manong, who is suing his unci*. Syd Panjang704 words
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44 1938-12-15 5 .Reuter. h'-’idon, Wednesday:The refugee 1 >n response to Lord Baldwin’s apj"now £63,729, including £5,000 from !l! Nuffield. A separate fund organishy the Council for German Jewry has £393,215, including donations of 1,000 each from the Bearsted, Marks Rothschild families.Reuter..Reuter. - 44 words
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Article319 1938-12-15 5 terms OF RAFFLES COLLEGE AWARDS (From Our Own Correspondent) K ua| a Lumpur, Wednesduv. Ten students leaving F.M.S. schools will in future be üble to btain each a schokrship to Ruffles College to the vulue of >720 < year, toi thiee yeuis, mid travel down free319 words
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Article136 1938-12-15 5 Samsu Hidden Behind False Wall A Chinese woman named Wong Yew Moot was yesterday produced by Mr. H. Cantrell, Assistant Superintendent of Customs and Excise, Ipoh, in the First Magistrate’s court before Mr. P. F. Y Radcliffe on a charge of being in possession of136 words
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Article110 1938-12-15 5 Slipped In While Bathing HOLDING that further evidence was not necessary, the Taiping Coroner recorded a verdict of accidental death with no one to blame, at r.n inquiry into the death of an eight-year-old Indian Mohammedan child, Sahmah, who fell into a well at Kamunting, while110 words
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Article, Illustration24 1938-12-15 5 The new Rah gh Sports Model was one of the outstanding features at the rc:>nl Earls Court Cycle Show.24 words
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Article302 1938-12-15 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore. Wednesday. TRADE between Malaya and the United States is not likely to be greatly affected by the Anglo-American Trade Agreement. Singapore importers and exporters consider, although they have not yet had time to go into the full implications of the302 words
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268 1938-12-15 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Investigation of a sewerage scheme for the Federal capital will begin early next year with the arrival of the P.W.D. official who has been studying schemes in England. It is understood that the investigation, for which $50,000268 words
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Article454 1938-12-15 5 Accused Remanded Pending Further Medical Reports A LLEGEI, to have voluntarily caused > grievous hurt to a Sikh constable, juiam Yusoff, a former police constable, ,vas yes erday produced in the Ipoh Second Magistrate's court before Che Ismail for a preliminary inquiry. The stabbing incident454 words
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Article79 1938-12-15 5 Car Falls Into Deep Ravine From Our Own Correspondent, Kuala Lumpur, y VIR R C Weston. 54. manager c, IVA Kaub and S ngei Mas Ruble. Estates, Raub. Pahang, while driving to Kuala Lumpur over the Kuala Kuba >ass last evening, fell with his car into79 words
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Article134 1938-12-15 5 Th> Transport Board (F.M.S.) have sued r complete list of the bus services operating in the Federated Malay States and a directory of the proprietors of buses, hire-cars private hire-cars ano taxis with telephone numbers. The publication gives references to he nast issues of the Board’s fortnightly134 words
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Advertisement101 1938-12-15 5 APPRECIABLE XMAS GIFTS FOR LADIES Powder Cases, Jewellery, Handbags. Silver Flower», Perfumery from famous Manufacturers FOR GENTS Arrow Shirts, Aertex and Tweka Sport Shirts, Pyjamas, Ties .Ic Socks FOR CHILDREN Knitted W<x>l Suits, Socks Hoodg Tweka Sports Shirts Embroidered Fro 'ks, Dolls also SILVER A GOLD WATCHES FOUNTAIN PENS AURORA101 words
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Article235 1938-12-15 6 Reuter Chiang Kai-shek Optimistic Chungking, Wednesday. THE Takungpan, an influential Chinese daily, published a report this morning that the Chinese Supreme Command reviewed the military situation at a meeting yesterday, after which, it is stated. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek expressed complete optimism with regard to the futureReuter - 235 words
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Article137 1938-12-15 6 Reuter. Lima, Wednesday. LESSONS from Europe have apparently inspired at least two proposals submitted to the PanAmerican Conference here. One, sponsored by Brazil, aims at refusing the grant of any particular minority privileges to alien minorities in Latin America. The other, submitted by Mexico, seeks aReuter. - 137 words
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Article186 1938-12-15 6 Reuter. ll. M. MacDonald Criticised Mr. Malcolm MacDonald’s speech is described as astonishing by the Daily Mail, which says: It is almost unbe Uevable that any Minister of the Crown, above all the Secretary for Dominions and Colonies, should lend colour to prognostications of a break-upReuter. - 186 words
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Article, Illustration76 1938-12-15 6 As is the tradition in flowery Nippon, the Emperor is given credit for a new’ Japanese victorythe fall of Hankow. Here is the scene outside the Imperial Palace of Emperor Hirohito during th e celebration of that victory recently. Thousands of Japanese are76 words
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1264 1938-12-15 6 BRITAIN FRANCE: PREMIER’S ASSURANCE WELCOMED BY FRENCH PRESS Complement Of No Pledge’ Statement: Warning To Italy’ LONDON, WEDNESDAY. RELATIONS WITH FRANCE ARE SO CLOSE THAT THEY GO FAR BEYOND MERE LEGAL OBLIGATIONS.” The foregoing statement, made by the Prime Minister, Mr. Chamberlain, in his speech to the Foreign Press Association1,264 words
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Article813 1938-12-15 6 P. O. CARTHAGE DUE TODAY Passengers For Penang 4 MONG the passengers passing through Penang today by the P ind O. Carthage are: Bt.-Col. Sir Richard Arthur Needham, D. 5.0., Commander of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, and former member of the Council of the British Medica 1813 words
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204 1938-12-15 6 BERLIN PRESS RESENTS P REMIER'S CRITICISM Ber »n, Wedne S(iay Thrt part of Mr. Chamber n last night in which he i tron; his policy of peace is w '.co n Germany an i Franc- but Press protests bitterly Chamberlen's criticism- 3 ~'l r anti-British campaign. The German Press at204 words
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Advertisement41 1938-12-15 6 HVRRY VP HVRRY UP OUR Benefit /Vk CLOSES SOON Do not miss this Golden 'Opportunity as this Chai” will never occur again. EASTERN BAZAAR (THE BLUE SHOP) 8, Bishop Street, Penang. Useful XMAS Gifts /or your entire family Buy BATA Shoes.41 words
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486 1938-12-15 7 By A Berlin Newspaper Corresponden t Berlin, Nov. 28. I DON'T want to be called a self-L-’ateuus prude or a humourless lowbrcw" writes a Voelkischer Beobachter correspondent,” if I make sonic observations on American girls.” ''Wlioc ?r i las observed the relaUonshlp between the486 words
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Article605 1938-12-15 7 Decorated For Gallantry On Yangtse REAR-ADM. HOLT MENTIONED IN DISPATCH London, Dec. 2. A MENTION in dispatches for Rear-Admiral Reginald Vesey Holt, Senior Naval Officer, Yangtse, at :he opening of the Sino-Japanese hostilities, and honours awarded to others for gallantry during operations in the Yangtse lastReuter. - 605 words
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Article99 1938-12-15 7 Reuter. Kaunas, Tuesday. Foreign circles have been provoked by weekend disturbances in Memelland which led to the publication of the decree for the protection of the State,” according to an official statement which alleges that anti-Govemment pamphlets distributed throughout the country were printed abroad while large sumsReuter. - 99 words
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Article642 1938-12-15 7 Historical Ties Are Strong Lima, Dec. 9. gTRAWS in the political wind indicate that the United State oublic is ready to accept some kinc of a hemispheric defence pro gramme if the Lima Pan-Americar Conference, which opened should decide such is advisable fo’ the mutual security642 words
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240 1938-12-15 7 WEARING one of the loveliest dresses ever seen at Buckingham Palace, the Queen, led by King Carol of Rumania, made her way, amid hushed murmurings of admiration, to the big horseshoe table in the centre of the gold and white state room for the state240 words
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Article122 1938-12-15 7 Reuter. Berlin, Tuesday. The Egyptian Minister Sidahamed, called on Herr von Ribbentrop this morning and conferred with him for seme time. It is believed in diplomatic circles that he took the opportunity to state the view of his Government on the status of the Suez Canal.Reuter. - 122 words
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Advertisement521 1938-12-15 7 WEMBLEY PARK TONIGHT Thursday, 15th December, 1938. >Jol<k Silver Opera: i Resents Tnchc T. K, HrssrtVo most comicni ctA»Mr n_ stage entitled Che’ Tam, Che Abu, 4 BFKANAK CI aft’ directed by Inche T. K. Hassan Itself s~t hi ULAR. To ba as you have never laughed before lest you521 words
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Advertisement265 1938-12-15 7 I 7 Eastern Oriental Hotel CHRISTMAS EVE, SATURDAY, 24th DECEMBER Special Dinner Dance $3.00 CHRISTMAS NIGHT, SUNDAY, 25th DECEMBER Special Dinner Dance $3.00 BOXING NIGHT, MONDAY, 26th DECEMBER Special Dinner Fancy Dress Dance $3.50 NEW YEAR’S EVE, SATURDAY, 31st DECEMBER i Special Dinner Fancy Dress Dance $4.00 XMAS CARNIVAL NOVELHES265 words
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Article468 1938-12-15 8 VF/l fH sonic bitterness, Mr. t haniberlain. in his speech at the dinner of the Foreign Press Association, referred to the fact that he would face all the dictators in the world with less apprehension man a nameless power called the I’ress. Doubtless. Mr. Chamberlain has not,468 words
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1372 1938-12-15 8 Joan Littlefield - London Society Club Whose Members Sing Glees "Catches” A London Letter By Joan Littlefield THE Noblemen and Gentlemen’s Catch Club is perhaps not known to many people. hut it is one of Tandon’s most exclusive which meets for the thirmine purpose of singing glee* and catches.” The club was touncied1,372 words
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Advertisement458 1938-12-15 8 H» Mjgß ®lASt‘ BSrar^'^ v> K >^» y /WBe w x >, F UK C* *SH ®W '-fo>V~rWWQ »r, a»gy, t *>. «arb r 4&SS&& >7 /J Jr aj J w jflffPzt. the Gift that reminds—and remembers Think what a Kodak’ for Christmas means. To your children—a new adventure. To458 words
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Advertisement139 1938-12-15 8 J/te secret-f a fteMf /fftfielite ...i V~"— 1 When a dish is tasteless and insipid, it’s as good as wasted Appetite is lacking. Just add a tew drops of Maggi’s Seasoning before serving and note the surprising difference in taste. Maggi’s Seasoning is mainly a concentrate of vegetable origin a139 words
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Miscellaneous48 1938-12-15 8 1 7 A 1 'iwtU -g\ V v U 1' iWc rTvUwo i 1 Z O Z «1 Hi Vi i M DNLADIER: "MADAME, MANY STRANGE DANCES HAVE BEEN INVENTED SINCE WE MET AT MUNICH, BUT I STILL THINK THE BEST IS THE OLD DEMOCRATIC WALK’—VOUS PERSfETTEZ. MAD..48 words
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1263 1938-12-15 9 ILL ACCUSED TO STAND TRIAL AT NEXT ASSIZES lAcept for the evidence of one w itness, Mrs G A de de Moubia.'. who is to be called on January 20, the hearing was yesterday, before Mr. A. IV. Bellamy in the Penang Second <1,263 words
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Article, Illustration35 1938-12-15 9 I; \ST SHOWING OF THE DOLLAR LINE flat enang. when the President Monroe, now sailing under the f aK VP< terdav. can President Lines, moored at Swettenham Pie j35 words
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Article, Illustration37 1938-12-15 9 Latest p icture, Latest picture, received by air mad, of M. Duladter, the French Premier, on his uuy to the French Chamber of Deputies fo> the vo?e oil his policy. He sc "itred a vote of confidence.37 words
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Article493 1938-12-15 9 SOCIAL PERSONAL MR. A. C. JOMARON. M. C. S-. District Officer, visited Sitiawa.-i on Monday on duty. He left for Kuala Kangsar the same day by car.Corr. Inche Osman bin Ta’at, M.A.S.. took over duties of Magistrate, Teluk Anson, on November 7. 1938, vice Inche Osman bin Ujang. M. A.493 words
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354 1938-12-15 9 President Monroe Is Now A Freighter CT TpLUTTERING gallantly in the breeze for the last time, the old familiar Dollar Line mooring flag, which has guided many a Dollar liner to its position at the Swettenham Pier, Penang, greeted the old Dollar354 words
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Article106 1938-12-15 9 4T yesterdays meeting of the Penang Rotary Club at the E. and O. Hotel, the president. Dr. Ong Chong Keng, congratulated ex-president Dr. Lee Tiang Keng on his being elected as nominee of tne Straits Chinese British Association, to the Penang Municipal Commission Dr Ong is106 words
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Advertisement119 1938-12-15 9 I THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chamats and Store* CHOKE FLOWERS FOR XM AS Book early Orchid Phone 153. 69, Bi-hop St., Penang. h XV'"’ f THE MARCH OF THE CHILDREN Let your Baby, too, join this joyous company and march to Health and Happiness on COW <&_119 words
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Advertisement162 1938-12-15 9 1H0L53 2JTIMES AS MUCH INKT'"HIS latest and most enn--1 ven.ent of pens makes it practicillv impo-cible to run dry’ ar moments You can «ee exartly how much ink remains simply by holding the pen up to the light I 7 sh° w fj|l! <> nd ,o ref"' Holds two-and-a-half times162 words
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536 1938-12-15 10 Rubbers Continue Moribund r pHE price of tin has fluctuated within a very narrow I margin and the latest London cabled quotations are Spot 1*213.17.6. and 3 months £215.5.0. Locally the market is n shade firmer at $109.37} per pikul. The rubber market536 words
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Article304 1938-12-15 10 Commodities Under Restriction THE following is an extract from a well-known Broker’s circular issued in London this week: Among the pointers to a revival of world trade is the healthier demand for base metals and other commodities. Since the middle of the year, prices have304 words
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Article119 1938-12-15 10 KAPAT.A RUBBER ESTATES OF MALAYA Dividend of 2% per cent., less tax (10 ~"er cent I Warrants posted December 14. A MALAYAN TIN DREDGING Final 10 per cent., making 65 per cent. (92U per cent.). Report issued December 7. Dividend payable December 19. 1 J SOUTHERN MALAYAN TIN119 words
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Article218 1938-12-15 10 People’s Council Accepts Bill London, December 2. 'T’HE Rubber Restriction Ordin- ance providing for the continuance of restriction till the end of 1943 and fixing the division of the Netherlands Indies quota between the estates and native growers has been accepted by the People’s Council218 words
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Article308 1938-12-15 10 Less In Holland IxMidon, December, 2. THE world visible tin supplies fell last month by 826 tons to 29,371 tons. This was due principally to an unexpected decrease in the carry-over at the Arnhem (Holland) smelter. Prices were little affected by the news. The cash308 words
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642 1938-12-15 10 Adjustments Must Be Made In Gross Shipments (By Scrap Collector) fJROSS rubber shipments from Malaya last month were nearly 3,000 tons less than the previous month. Imports were down by over 6,000 tons and net exports by 4,000 tons. These facts are encouraging in themselves and642 words
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Advertisement163 1938-12-15 10 BANKS Experience Teaches One To Save, But How Many Have Found A Way To Put By Their Spare r Dollars? OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION SAVINGS LIMITED. offer you facilities of their DEPARTMENT For Systematic Saving. BEGIN YOVR SAVINGS NOW. For Rules and Regulations Apply:— MANAGER, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd., Nos. 28163 words
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Advertisement534 1938-12-15 10 THE MERCANTu j OF INDIA. I I D (Incorporated in I Capital Authorised Capital Subscribed 1 Oj Reserve Fund and Rest Capital Paid Up fl 2 <7,8j( u Wjq BOARD of DIPFCTr Sir Charles Alexander K.C.S.I Sir Thomas Smith K' Right Hon. Lord atto < P. R. Chalmers, Esq Sir534 words
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Article598 1938-12-15 11 Latest Posting Times At Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh And Penang AIR MAILS OUTWARD El ROPE AND THE WEST IMPERIAL (Empire Air Mail): For r E xcept Victoria Point). India, Uu Palestine, Egypt, Sudan, Kenya. <a. Uganda, Zanzibar, Northern u S' iern Rhodesia. Nyasaland. South A: Gu at Britain, Ireland,598 words
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Article1288 1938-12-15 11 IN PENANG HARBOUR DEPARTURES ARRIVALS Today: CARTHAGE for Singapore.: Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama. KRIAN for Bagan Datoh and Teluk Anson. PRES. MONROE for Europe and America via Suez, (resumed service). Tomorrow: MATA HARI for Singapore via ports. MENELAUS for Hong Kong. Shanghai and Japan. KEDAH1,288 words
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Advertisement308 1938-12-15 11 blue funnel line V WEEKLY SERVICE TO LONDON A NO RTH CONTINENT I ARTC Calls Antwerp Middlesboro Penang Due London < TOR CalLs Marseilles Glasgow tC2‘ il 13 Calls Hull Gdynia S ec 33 J® ll 18 11 N PAY SERVICE TO LIVERPOOL VIA HAVjjj) 29 25 aG \PEN’OR Omits308 words
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Advertisement969 1938-12-15 11 P& o BRITISH INDIA (Incorpoikted in England) SINGAPORE, CHINA JAPAN S.S. CARTHAGE” j, SAILING THURSDAY, 15th DECEMBER. SrL U t a L^ d H ri^L S N^ CO under For Teluk An-son. Bagan Datoh. Port sin r Outwards from London for China Japan «.J5?7At? ARI Friday Dec. 16 du® Ppnnn?969 words
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Miscellaneous24 1938-12-15 11 TIDE TABLE Today High Low 6.13 a.m 12.15 a.m. 8 1! D 12.37 p m T 7/ 3.13 a.m. 2.27 a.m. 2 13 u.zi24 words
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168 1938-12-15 12 Berlin. Nov. 29. T’HE hardest working material on earth, a combination of diamond splinters and a secret metal alloy, has been invented by Dr. Wilhelm Mueller, a Berlin physicist. The new material is so hard it cuts through hard steels, as those used for crankshafts ard168 words
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Article435 1938-12-15 12 Injures Two, Then Submits To Owner Eva, an eighteen-month-old African lioness, escaped recently from her cage in a fairground at the Welsh Harp, Hendon, and injured a boy and a man Eva was being trained for a show, and was taken to the 8.8. C,435 words
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Article308 1938-12-15 12 Rome. Nov. 2». ITALIAN pilots flying Italian aeroplanes for the Nationalist forces of General Franco have shot down ?86 Red oianes during one year of activity in Spain, it is claimed here According to official statistics issued bv the Aii Ministry, the socalled I egionnai r e308 words
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Article226 1938-12-15 12 For Gaitric Ulcer r-z m Moscow comes news o' a n w nd exceedingly simple cure for gastric ulcer. How far this method m’ght be used in this country the writer does not know; and what con* .’ications are likely to result from it have yet to be226 words
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203 1938-12-15 12 London. Dec. 1 MO December issue of the United States magazine Cosmopolitan will be available in this country Every copy ha.s been destroyed by the distributors. This action h?.s followed an objection bv Curnt Haugwitz-Reventlow to an article on the life-storv of his wife203 words
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Article357 1938-12-15 12 Moscow. Dec. 1. j A SPHERICAL meteor appeared f over Stalinabad, the capital of i Soviet Tadjikistan, last evening as .j the inhabitants were having dint ner. Shooting off showers oi f sparks and leaving a trail of luminous vapour, it crossed the horizon 1357 words
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306 1938-12-15 12 Home. Dec FOREIGNERS who have lived fo* some tin?A and li > e .ie-n [under tbe impress!;ij .het Italian wel] are nc faced i'.h curious problem. They have to start learnir? y .■ather practising, the whole of th erb struct/cre of tbe language yer306 words
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Article217 1938-12-15 12 London 1 1 ORD HORDER. chairman ,Jt Rheumatism Council that the Council, in co-ope rat ol he Admiralty has set up a L'-’ Foundation to investigate nll( j and the best means oi P re en ~J. treatment of rheumatic disease training establishments 0. Navy. jj217 words
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Miscellaneous624 1938-12-15 12 B. B. C. SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR FAR EAST L<n-'rn Dec. 9: Following is the probable BBC Service Schedule for the Far East in Malayan standard time for week bcg’nn’ng Dec. 11: TR ANSMISSION 2 6.02 n.m. to 9.15 p.m.: GST, GSG anj GSF. TRANSMISSION 3 9.15 p.m. to 10.20 p.m.:624 words
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Miscellaneous483 1938-12-15 12 EmpText PENANG ZHJ 6.08 mc/s (49.3 m. TODAY P.M. 6.00 Indian Music. 7.05 The Musician’s Daily Bread. Nos. 18-24 of the Wohltemnerirtes Clavier” (Bach). 7.35 Delius Sonata No. 2 Lionel Tertis George Reeves. 7.55 Messrs. H. A. Anthony Co’s Share Report. 8.00 Z.H.J. 10th Symphony Concert. 1) Overture Jubel” (Weber).483 words
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Miscellaneous450 1938-12-15 12 SINGAPORE ZHL 1,333 kc s (225 m.) TODAY 5.00 p.m. Cantonese Dramas, v Kwong Tung Wong Sin Sung”. Sung by Ho Tai Soh. Chuee Teng Hock. Sun Yueet Yee ard Hong Yee Looi. Kai Chee Choo”. Sung by Liew Mong Kok "■nd Tham Sow Chun. Kam Oak Sup Yee Chai”450 words
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Miscellaneous267 1938-12-15 12 NIROM YDC 15.15 mc/s (19.8 m.j YDA 6.04 mc/s (49.6 m.i VDB 11.86 mc/s (25.3 w.) PMN 10.26 mc/s (29 2 m.) YDB 9.65 mc/s (31.20 m.) TODAY PM 12.29 Rob rt Gsden pl 'ys German -.mos. 12.40 Richerd S;h uldberger Trio. 1.10 News Weather r port?. 122 A jorrney267 words
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Article, Illustration237 1938-12-15 13 i Dr. IL.ns Dieckh»>ft’. the German Ambassador to Washington, a ho has been rccal’e.l tollowing the departure cf Mr. Hugh Wilson, *T.i >,j States Ambassador, from Berlin i old-age pensioners discussing the camp.a gn for highi pensions which has been launched in London. (Above) King237 words
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Article177 1938-12-15 14 PLA YING FIELDS FOR IPOH CLUBS Government A ssistance Possible THE whole question of playing* fields for Ipoh is at the mo- ment being tackled by the Government, following requests for tennis courts and playgrounds by the public. From inquiries made it is ascertained that a report containing concrete proposals177 words
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Article131 1938-12-15 14 Leading Teams Meet Tomorrow Two of the best table-tennis teams in Penang will battle for supremacy tomorrow at 8 p.m., when the Min Sin Seah first team meet the the first team of the Chin Woo Association in a match consisting of five singles and two doubles, at the131 words
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Article136 1938-12-15 14 The practice match between Colours and Whites held by the Penang Ladies’ Hockey Club, on the Francis Light School ground yesterday resulted in Colours winning by five goals to three. As there was a shortage of players on both sides, two men played for the Whites and136 words
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Article150 1938-12-15 14 Encounter In Kuala Kangsar (From Our Own Correspondent. Kuala Kangsar, Wednesday. rTNHE Malay College maintained their I unbeaten record this season when they defeated a Kuala Kangsar District Hockey Association side by the only goal scored, in the first half on the College ground yesterday. Good stickwork150 words
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Article33 1938-12-15 14 .Reuter. London, Wednesday. In their second-round replay in the F. A. Cup today Mansfield and Halifax again drew, the score remaining at three-all after extra time had been called.Reuter..Reuter. - 33 words
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Article401 1938-12-15 14 M. C. C. Secretary Makes A Plea London, Nov. 30. Lieutenant-Colonel R. S. Rait Kerr, secretary of M.C.C., in a speech to the secretaries of county clubs? at Lord’s yesterday. made a plea for accuracy in bowling as opposed to the fetish of flight and swerve.401 words
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Article159 1938-12-15 14 Kuala Muda Chinese Victorious (From Our Own Correspondent) Sungei Patani. The basketball team of the Kuala Muda Chinese Recreation Club travelled down to Padang Serai and engaged the Huah Kheong basketball team in a friendly game. The match, which was deservedly won by the visitors by 21 to 14159 words
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Article108 1938-12-15 14 POSTS TELEGRAPHS BADMINTON The Posts and Telegraphs annual badminton tournament has reached an interesting stage, several of the opening ties having been played off. The following are the results of matches played off during the past few days: MEN’S SINGLES: Yap Ghim Hoe beat R. E. Roberts, 1511, 159; Lim108 words
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Article144 1938-12-15 14 The following is the schedule of racing for the Penang race meeting: FIRST DAY Horses Class 1: Divisions 1 and 2, six furlongs. Horses Class 2: Divisions 1,2, 3 and 4, six furlongs. Ponies Class 1.: Divisions 1 and 2, furlongs. SECOND DAY Horses Class 3: Divisions144 words
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Article29 1938-12-15 14 Reuter. London, Wednesday. Edinburgh Academicals beat Cambridge University at rugger yesterday by six points to nil. Middlesex beat Sussex at Bexhill today by 27 points to 11.Reuter.Reuter. - 29 words
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Article, Illustration96 1938-12-15 14 Reutei. W O great rivals. Cecilia ri holder, and Megan Taylo, champion, fought out the R rit skating championship MissTavCT'' the end of the comj judges’ placings though Miss had the greater number of points Miss Colledge’s spectacular Wr fo, mance in the free-skating, howeverReutei. - 96 words
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Article116 1938-12-15 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Wednesday. Good tennis will be seen in Taipin* during the week-end when the Chinese Recreation Club meets a bam of European players captained bv Mr. E. S Lilley. The venue of play will be the C.R.C. courts. Station-road, on Saturday and Sunday116 words
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Advertisement398 1938-12-15 14 r X JXJU, f A-- i 22 Zy> vSsßT’ .Z > til u 3 IfflwWl WWI»' j®t M arrow shorts V y J ir o n I art- up in won’t Arrow -hurt- ever climb up your leg. <>r saw and chafe your crotch? BeeaU'C there no center seam, and398 words
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Advertisement192 1938-12-15 14 A torpid, sluggish liver leaves poisonous morbid bile in the blood, which upsets the action of the whole system. The complexion assumes a yellowish hue and the appetite disappears. The digestion is upset, with coated tongue and headaches. The bowels are irregular. It is advisable to take steps to relieve192 words
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Article782 1938-12-15 15 l ull Programme For Tomorrow r p, vv ing is the full programme for the Taiping Skye meeting j{\( E I— Ponies, Class 3, Division 1, About 5 Furs. 6 10.05 Capt. Mrs. Harding Capt. Harding "EG I a 10-04 Mrs. S. E. Sherida Sherida a782 words
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Article265 1938-12-15 15 Yesterday’s Rain Welcomed (By Tic-Tar)-Up till yesterday* Penang trainers were very worried about training work in view of the ground being very hard. They were reluctant to give their charges any fast work for fear of the horses going lame or getting sore. Yesterday’s shower of265 words
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Article712 1938-12-15 15 Enforced Shady Play In Rugby London, Dec. 2. |N these days of suspect scrummaging forward play is bound to be watched intently by all who are concerned fcr the future of rugby. Every week club matches are making a mockery of the intelligence of thirty men712 words
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Article, Illustration163 1938-12-15 15 Thrilling Contest Expected T.ondon, Wednesday. of the most thrilling lightweight boxing contests in years, it is anticipated, will take place in Harring’ay Arena tomorrow night when the Londoner, David Crowley, defends his British championship against Eric Boon. Boon, an 18-year-old blacksmith’s assistant in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire,163 words
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Article191 1938-12-15 15 Germany's progess in sport, greater than any other country’s in recent years, is due to intensive progaganda. the people’s enthusiasm, and an entirely new organisation. It is denied officially that sport is subsidised by the State. Part of the receipts at most sports events are pooled,191 words
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Article149 1938-12-15 15 On the strength of his latest victory in Americahis 13th this year Jack (Kid) Berg, liveliest and busiest of boxing’s veterans, is being warmly canvassed in New York as a suitable candidate for the world weltherweight championship. General John Phelan, chairman of the New York149 words
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Advertisement54 1938-12-15 15 ydrnte kuu tnese SOT» WO He sent ken this r J' duMAURIER THE EXCLUSIVE FILTER TIP CIGARETTES I\ Special Christmas Packing containing 2 tins of 50 <£ LX Sole agents: John Little Co. Ltd., UncoTforated m Efland) SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG IPOH ISSUED BY THE MANUFACTURERS OF DU MAURIER CIGARETTES,54 words
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Article99 1938-12-15 16 MORNING PRICES PREVIOUSLY LATEST £214.7.6 £214.5.0 LONDON (Spot) £215.7.6 £215.5.0 LONDON (3 months) $lO9 50 $109.50 SINGAPORE DONE w».™':::::"":""'*™™ PENANG 25 tons 25 tons BI.ACK PEPPER B5O ,85 lie.'.KER M M LONDON 15%c(G) 16ftc(G) NEW YORK 27 27 %c s ApVJune 27%c July/Sept. 28%c Uy Courtesy of Messis. Kennedy99 words
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Article104 1938-12-15 16 Prev. Today Paiis 177 177 Nevz Yoik 4.66 ft 4.67 ft Montreal 4.71% 4.72% Bnrsels 27.70% 27.73 Geneva 20.61% 20.66% Amsterdam 8.58% 8.59% Milan 88H 88’ft Berlin H. 63% 11.64% Stockholm 19.41 19.41 Copenhagen 22.40 22.40 Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Vienna 26% unquoted Helsingfors 226% 226% Prague 136% 136%104 words
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Article113 1938-12-15 16 MFTAL PRICES London. Dec. 14. RUBBER: Firm London 8 buyers 8% sellers Jan./Mar. Bft do 8% do Apl./June 8% do 8% do July/Sept. Bft do Bft do NEW YORK 16.30 cts. United Kingdom Stocks London 56,968 tons Liverpool 31,118 tons COPRA: Straits S.D. Rotterdam. Dec. £10.12.6 PEPPER: White113 words
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Article149 1938-12-15 16 A.A. ANTHONY CO. TIN i Buyers Sellers Batu Selangor 1.35 .1.37% Hong Fatt -65 >67% Jelebu 65 70 Kuc.hai 1.25 1.30 Lukut .62%. .67% Peta lings 6.70 6.90 Rahmand Hyd. 1.12% 1.17% Rantau 145 1-47% Taiping Cons. 1.60 1.65 Ampat 3(9 4|3 Berjuntai 9'9 10 6 Kpg. Kam unting 8(3149 words
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Article338 1938-12-15 16 Chinese Fined Caught in the act of discarding a tin containing chandu by revenue officers at Seek Chuan Lane, Penang, on November 20 last, a Chinese. Y’eoh Kai was charged before Mr. J. L. McFall, District Judge, Penang with being in possession or rtprepared Government chandu. The338 words
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76 1938-12-15 16 The Will of Captain Francis Light, founder of Penang, is in an excellent state of preservation and lies in an iron safe in the Penang Supreme Court, the Pinang Gazette understands. The Will, which is one of the most valuable historical documents in Penang, is76 words
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Article60 1938-12-15 16 CONVENT Mr. G. P. Noakes acknowledges with thanks the follow’ing donations to the above fund: Previously acknowledged $230.87. Messrs. R. P. Phillips $2O, R. D. Hume $5, P. J. D. Regester $5, W. N. Walter $lO, Donald” $5, B. E. Ross $2, C. R. Samuel $5, T.60 words
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Article81 1938-12-15 16 Reuter. London, Wednesday:Dr. Schacht, President of the German Reichsbank, arrived this morning in London, where he wall be the guest of Mr. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England. Dr. Schacht is accompanied by the President of the Bank of International Settlement. I DuringReuter. - 81 words
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33 1938-12-15 16 CHARITY DANCE AT E. O. POSTPONED The Charity Dance at the E. O. Dance Hall in aid of the Poppy Day Fund as advertised for tonight has been postponed to Tuesday, Dec. 20.33 words
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Article173 1938-12-15 16 STRONG New York, Wednesday. DOW JONES AVERAGES Prev. Latest High Low30 indus. 149.59 151.53 152.08 149.38 20 rails 29.86 30.89 30 95 29.89 20 utilities 21.60 22.13 22.22 21.70 40 bonds 89.07 89.47 Business done 1.090.000 1.970.000 STOCKS Prev. Today Am. Tob. B 85% 86 Anaconda Cpr.173 words
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Article228 1938-12-15 16 Work Of Anti-Japanese Society THE Chinese cyclist who was assaulted and tarred by a gang of hooligans at Gladstone-road, Penang, has been identified as an employee of a bicycle dealer in Queen-street. No further details of the attack are available, as it is understood that the man228 words
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Article154 1938-12-15 16 An Indian, Singaram, was yesterday charged before Mr. Lim Koon Teck. third police magistrate, Penang, with causing grievous hurt to his brother. Krishnan, by twisting his arm ar.d fracturing it at Sungei Pinang Road on November 20. The accused claimed trial and Court Inspector D. Cowie conducted154 words
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Advertisement89 1938-12-15 16 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45) In The High Court Of The Straits Settlements SETTLEMENT OF PENANG IN BANKRUPTCY No. 123 of 1938. Re Nam Fong Co. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on a Creditor’s Petition filed on the Ist day of November, 1938, a Receiving Order was made in the High89 words
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Advertisement621 1938-12-15 16 NOTICES OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TELEGRAMS By arrangement between the DirectorGeneral, Posts Telegraphs. Malaya, and Cable Wireless Limited, Christmas Greetings telegrams may be handed in at any Telegraph Office throughout Malaya and at the Offices of Cable and Wireless Limited at Singapore. Penang and Labuan during the period December 14th to621 words
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Advertisement471 1938-12-15 16 HEAD X 2. BTSHOP STREET, PENANG PHONE 1477 ft 147« TELEGRAMS GAZtTTE.” PENANG WITH EXTfvc Wnoap/w-z Cecil Street, Singapore. hone 5471. Teh >» cOffice: 25 Java Street. Phone: 3683. poh Office/: Brewster Poadn£° Te I Office: 40, 43. Fleet Street. London. E. .4. 'Phone Central One 268 t**». fondon. Tel:471 words
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Advertisement376 1938-12-15 16 SCOTIA II 1. Bolton 2. Newcastle 3. Bury 4. Bradford 5. Arsenal 6. Blackpool 7. Bhmingham 8. West Bromwich 9. Everton 10. Preston 11. West Ham 12. Derby County 13. Blackburn 14. Luton 15. Sheffield Wednesday 16. Huddersfield 17. Millwall 18. Norwich 19. Leicester 20. Sunderland 21. Stoke 22. Manchester376 words
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Advertisement308 1938-12-15 1 I l 0r APPGiNTMtRT 11 I. -*****1 111 I J~ 1 ~-"--'7~~~~k.- 3 >m aiwi mi— £J. Mt Y 3 THE SULT*S THE MING THE SuLt*N 2&41 O? J3HO9C OX SIAM Of «>*■ > Myjtx J AWARDED DIPLOMA MALAYA BORNEO EX 8' <922 IBf f M l ^j I vVi308 words
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Advertisement406 1938-12-15 2 Diffie HI wk I |ll NY ran L I 1 W -< i x VIIrO WH I JFMT fr^uf*??^»-^*n**- V-wJ||w' 851»^^^^^^g?y i! «^a?g^iifc<»>w>w > r.. t sss 1 ,.i..,.-.-mii<<»nimMii, WMkxwO 1 OSr* B^W^fassgs Its I -v /•< yygHMMF «fe j 111 IIIMfc-?:. x x 4mk:>. W>v M BWg| »rf Jg'406 words
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Article, Illustration41 1938-12-15 3 I hool irl this two-piecO i is ideal. The tuck-in bl is- tailored; the stitched p! j 'i the skirt break just beI ipline. The hat is a dark b< halo tani with a band of beige suede.41 words
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Article, Illustration1030 1938-12-15 3 Mrs. BARDELL prepares the Feast A POPULAR present this year is food. Thousands of turkeys in a few days will be sent by rail with Good Wishes cards tied to their feet. The luxury stores as well as the popular ones all say that somenng to eat is1,030 words
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Article182 1938-12-15 3 London. t iHE Fairy flag- of the Macleods, behind A which fighting men of the famous clan formerly marched to victory, was saved from the flames when fire broke cut in Dunvegan Castle, Isle of Skye. Ihe flag is one of the most precious relics182 words
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Article134 1938-12-15 3 THE Arabic influence has entered Hollywood fashions. Edward Stevenson, Hollywood dress designer, inaugurates this motif in a street c< stume worn bv Barbara Stanwyck in The Madh Miss Manton.” Inverted tucks nip} in the waist of the wool redingote Gn desert beige) worn over a Roman stiipcd134 words
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Article, Illustration1619 1938-12-15 4 WITH the 1938 Yuletide Season fast approaching parents and others will no doubt be looking round for toys and seasonable gifts. Except for one or two of the establishments it cannot be said that the smaller shops are chokeful with toys. Nevertheless most of the local shops1,619 words
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Article, Illustration1706 1938-12-15 9 y,. Cregor House Cellars Ke.denished Macgregor and Co., have reheir cellers in anticipation of hat is bound to develop during t r. ng Yuletide. Johnny Walker’ is in town with unily of the Walkers’, the big a h<‘ little uns, in attractive casks ng quite cherry and1,706 words
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Advertisement69 1938-12-15 3 Aristocratic Work AT Democratic Prices SE RVICEEXPRESS WORKMANSHIP—BEST AT THE PICTURESQUE’ g CARLSBERG B I tt u i I «f H R i I 1 R E 1 I M' .IB I I LT e '33 IwWl R M A A ffi~' 7 I CHRISTMAS I SOLE AGENTS: I* WjifcW69 words
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Advertisement18 1938-12-15 3 Why not Niello presents this Christmas? GET THE Genuine Article From ictor Niello Works 31, Bishop Street, PENANG18 words
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Advertisement89 1938-12-15 4 24th, 25th 26th DECEMBER CARNIVAL AT THE E. O. DANCE HALL 24™ 25™ 26™ XMAS EVE XMAS DAY BOXING DAY CARNIVAL NIGHT ANOTHER CARNIVAL NIGHT N NOVELTIES SPOT DANCES MORE AND BIGGER NOVELTIES ENTRY FORMS (FREE) FROM 12TH DECEMBER ONWARDS DINNER 53.00 BALLOON DANCES. DINNER $3.50 AND ON THE 31??89 words
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Advertisement275 1938-12-15 7 -"T. T_ M M M I /6 Treasons wny i?ou shoula own an mRSHARP* v Ajj» L JBy' I P 2 (1) ADJUSTABLE POINT i jiF 'S; ig’ To Suit Your Own Particular j Z "18.. Inf Style of Handwriting. I tr WJa (2) SAFETY INK SHUT OFF > I:275 words
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Advertisement196 1938-12-15 8 EMCO” Fabricated Plate Steel Products EMCO Partners: dfe EMCO Works' -wk KaMl 4SKMW k \k P. T. B. Hansen Penang C. G. Pateison #u Hongkong pen(ii s C it i l4 rjjffrriimrfAw»»..''. 4 Hnk \l I V S’eel Bullock Carts with 2or 4 wheels. WMrZ .JsBb C Lorry Trailers, l196 words
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Advertisement60 1938-12-15 9 w fUi m Bm mH sccfe slasf«r Urcw 4 k STOCKISTS: Singapore Cold Storage < 0., Ltd. M. A. Ally Co. Chong Kee Co. WffiaiM Kim Seng Co. Kim Seng han. Jk S Sold in Quart and Pint Bottles Look Brothers MASTER BREW is also available at: Runnymede Hotel. Eastern60 words
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Article, Illustration833 1938-12-15 11 lt [d tory of the Shaw Brothers beat Shanghai in 1925 when they n to realise the enormous field first v*j--al profits of the motion picstry carried out systematically tur m business methods. with jjXIQI.E I CO-. was made on the production ;i Unique833 words
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Advertisement166 1938-12-15 12 RUNNYMEDE HOTEL Christmas Eve Boxinfl Right Saturday, 24th December j Monday, 26th December SPECIAL DINNER SPECIAL DINNER and and DANCE FANCY DRESS BALL TICKETS $3 Dancing Until 12.45 a. m. TICKETS $5 Dancing till 1.45 a. m. No After Dinner Admission No After Dinner Admission 1 I j Christmas Right166 words
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Advertisement233 1938-12-15 13 I h[| CHRISTMAS I 2aris picks patterns like these by Cepea I CALLS FOR A I REALLY GOOD SHERRY I ETa&fc? J I B I fwwwim W' I A t I W i I taJTdiSM t>; cKl I t. Ti I I AMffla GODFREES I A iII wif X 1233 words
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Advertisement252 1938-12-15 14 Years before NAPOLEON fl’.' I Queen Anne had been succeeded by George 1. Walpole /P. -P.I was p r i m e Minister: the Jacobites were in rebellion IV and in France the House of MARTELL was already becoming famous for its very excellent cognac. Today, after nearly two and252 words
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Advertisement221 1938-12-15 16 z~\ fr, f) >~s C'} I I 1“ I Aw I i TOro I o\ wl" 'Qgq ljrw /Ai\\ /O o >j m w ujgTjßjH ->? 'v X > o yX Smiler” comes in Health and Beauty, While the merry trumpets, pealing, JI xjX Happy voices cheer his way. Give221 words
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