Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 July 1939
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1939-07-24 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE LAST EDITION ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 172. Vol. XCVII. MONDAY, JULY 24, 1939. PRICE 5 EMS.22 words
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Article, Illustration148 1939-07-24 1 Reuter. Fierce Fighting In Shannh Suburbs <- s'*Shanghai, July 24: The Pearl River is likely io be closed shortly for a fortnight owing to “military operations,” according to official reports from Canton. It is stated the river will be closed io foreign warships as wellReuter. - 148 words
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Article106 1939-07-24 1 ,—Reuter. Danzig, July 24. Addressing four thousand dockyard workers, Herr Foerster tor the first time admitted Danzig’s military preparations. “It is no longer necessaiy to rely on Germany.” he said, “we are now prepared for all eventualities. Other states may arm but they will not overtake us,—Reuter. - 106 words
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63 1939-07-24 1 Reuter. Moscow, July 24. After today’s meeting which lasted an hour and a quarter, it is understood that conversations are advancing normally and another meeting is expected shortly. At the conclusion of the conference with M. Molotov, Sir William Seeds, M. Naggiar and Mr. Strang conferredReuter. - 63 words
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Article182 1939-07-24 1 Ollier Poxx r ers Must Help Besides Britain London. July 2g. Comiro nting on The Chinese dollar problem in it.- cite noies, The Times fays it is clear enough in that the amount of money put at the disposal of the stabilisation fund was inadequate and the182 words
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Article77 1939-07-24 1 Rente.*. Damascus, July 24. Road?? leading out to Alexandretta were jammed with thousands of r?fu gees, mainly Armenians, as Turkish troops formally took possession ot Hatay territory yest< rday. The refugees, est’mated at some twenty thousand, present?<l a pitiful s ght as they made theh wayRente.*. - 77 words
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Article71 1939-07-24 1 Reuter. Marriage Of 10 1 Couples At Baseball Stadium Montreal. July 22. A crowd of 50,000 if exue .cd to .;ee the marriage in the baseball adi :m tomorrow of 104 young French-Canadian couples, sponsored by the Yount Cathop Workers’ Movement. This is Montreal’s first massReuter. - 71 words
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Article, Illustration327 1939-07-24 1 QUESTION WAS DISCUSSED Admission By Air. R. 6'. Hudson LOAN IN EXCHANGE FOR ARMS I IMITATION London, July 24. V a sequel to newspaper reports of a scheme in volxing a billion sterling loan to Germany in return for a German undertaking to limit327 words
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Article67 1939-07-24 1 Reuter Limit Mying.BoaCs First I rial Flight London; July 21. 1 riv Hind" the biggest flying- "'Hit in Britain, made its first 1 1 11 vii Medway tonight when 11 !li hip ini" acclaimed her debut. ~J ha been built to carrv o a cruising speed ofReuter - 67 words
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27 1939-07-24 1 Reuter. v Vienna, July 22. z -ivny former General of I>r Schuschnigg. d to c fit wars’ hard labour brutality to Nazi pri-Reuter. - 27 words
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Article, Illustration115 1939-07-24 1 ,—Reuter. Brussels, July 23. “We must keep our presence of mind and resolve to keep ourselves out of any conflict that does not threaten our rights,” declared l\m< Leopold, speaking at the centenarx celebrat < ns of the Marihaye ironworks. “The international horizon is not,—Reuter. - 115 words
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299 1939-07-24 1 -8.0. W. London. July 23. Five hundred cadets of the Royal Naval College. Dartmouth, paraded before the King when Their Majesties visited the College and attended divine i service at the Chapel The King wore the dress and uniform of /Admiral of the Fleet.? -8.0. W. - 299 words
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Advertisement66 1939-07-24 1 G7C' on COW X GATE 51 g'l f ■'Wfor North Maliy* Penang:— GEORGETOWN dispensary L.D., Penang and Ipob <O\TEMS t Page Lorains 1 16 Telegrams 2 I;ll; ‘.van News 3 ;if i News 4 c, 'ina Ne Ws 5 !!1, :!s Inquiry 6 News 7 GliH„-i; t 8 al News66 words
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Advertisement85 1939-07-24 1 COW GATE siyents for North Malaya Penana:— GEORGETOWN DISPENSARY LID Penang and Ipoh. V. r t •N? Am no finer obtainable. f anif where Vusr AJ Because it has the superior flavour and quality only found in imported pork. All our Australian Pork is obtained from selected milk and W^Y.T85 words
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1287 1939-07-24 2 Agreement Reached In Tokio Talks NO HELP FOR CHINA Objects Of “Strip Tease” Exponents Not To Be Hampered Tokyo, July 23. The Asahi Shimbun states that the text of the Arita-Craigid memorandum is as follows:—“The British Government recognises the actual conditions prevailing in Ch'.r a where.—Reuter. - 1,287 words
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274 1939-07-24 2 —Reuter. London, July 23. The British Government has no knowledge of the scheme for a big peace development loan to Germany in return for Germany carrying out a programme of disarmament, writes the Sunday Times diplomatic corresponi dent. Neither Mr. Chamberlain nor Lord HaliI—Reuter. - 274 words
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Article791 1939-07-24 2 But Hitler Determined To Get Danzig BERLIN, JULY 22. EVERY EFFORT IS REIN G MADE IN GERMANY TO REDUCE THE EFFECT OF Y ESTERDAY’S “PEACE SCARE ABROAD. —BO.W Foreign Office circles express the utmost astonishment and regret at yester--3 day’s “exaggeration and misrepresentation” and declare—BO.W - 791 words
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Article160 1939-07-24 2 G.O.C. For Far East Forces —Reuter. IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS AT SINGAPORE FORESHADOWED London, July 23. Following the appointment of Sir Archibald Waved as General Officer* Commanding the Middle East, the News of the World’s military correspondent foreshadows the appointment of a General Officer Com-manding-in-Chief for the British Forces in the Far—Reuter. - 160 words
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Article210 1939-07-24 2 i- -Reuter. Bratislava. July 22. The Slovak Parliament unanimou [adopted the new state constitution l authoritarian lines. Slovakia will hen I forth be a republic with a Preside elected for seven years by a Parliament consisting of eighty members elected five years but only ai- -Reuter. - 210 words
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Advertisement95 1939-07-24 2 Quxilibii <Snod ZSAXONE SAXONE BROGUE SUEDE SHOES In Brown with invisible eyelets, SAXOXE 1 very well built and comfort- SUF OF MONK SHOE Sizes 6 To 10\. PRICE SU.OO ln Brttwn ~nly' Broad toe and fitting ast or smurlriess comfort. Sizes 5 To PRICE $14.50 SAXONE PLIANT ARCH Brown or95 words
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459 1939-07-24 3 NEW STOCK A DAJNGER TO PRICES Proposals Defeating I.R.R.C. Scheme if fl. 11. RENTON. hailman), who presided at th* annual gen- era I meeting of Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd., which was hdd on Friday, said that it was with some alarm that the459 words
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Article190 1939-07-24 3 To Be I hid Al Ipoh In August Ipoh. Hie Hon. the British Resident of Pelak, Mr Marcus Rex. will declare open th' T'-nth A 11-Malay ai Urban Co-opeia-tivi Conference to be held this year at l;.rh on August 5 and 6. Delegates from irious parts of the190 words
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Article101 1939-07-24 3 hi' c<l On Earnings OI Young Girl 1,1 'oman named Wan Cha. ,!l1 "lio is alleged to have lived on the •otiin-. of another woman, was l! 1,1 the Kuala Lumpur Police Cour Mi R. C. Redman, the First Magis- 1 K Bovell, who prosecuted, said101 words
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Article88 1939-07-24 3 ’"'"ii Succeeds Appeal Kuala Lumpur. ’•I appeal was made by the d-ir on Saturday morning in H ''int when the Chief Jusneed the sentence 4 1 Kuala Lumpur magistrate heah Wai. on two charges ti 01 01 a revolver and anununit hd-nce from fines totalling ii,.., deys’88 words
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295 1939-07-24 3 HUSBAND STANDS SURETY Singapore. 4 SECOND wife who stole $682 in cash and jewellery from her husband and his first wife saw her husband stand surety for her in the Singapore Third Police Court, on Fr day. when she was ordered to295 words
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791 1939-07-24 3 “Extremely Tough Gang” Says Prosecution Kuala Lumpur. 44 AN extremely tough gang which has been operating in Sentul for over a year and has terrorised the whole neighbourhood” was the description given by the police to four Sikhs who were remanded in police custody791 words
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342 1939-07-24 3 Allegations Of Extortion Malacca. qplIE evidence of a witness for the prosecution in the case in which K.D. Bock, a Vehicles Inspector of the Malacca Rural Board, who is charged with extortion, and L.M. Nunis and Khan Chou Foon, Vehicle Inspectors of the Malacca Municipality,342 words
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136 1939-07-24 3 Bail Of One Accused Fixed At 81,000 Malacca. Two more arrests have been made by the police in connection with the case in which a Hokkien named Tee Tian is charged with cheating an Arab, Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh Awap of $540. The arrested136 words
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Article87 1939-07-24 3 Hotel Broken Into And Cash Extracted Kuala Lumpur. The Police are investigating a daring housebreaking and theft from Toyo hotel and restaurant recently when the place was broken into and about $7O stolen. It appears that there was only one lodger at the time of the robbery.87 words
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Article219 1939-07-24 3 Taxi Hits Woman And Child Singapore. A FATAL motor accident along Sembawang Road on May 22, when a Ch ness woman, Ong Ah Y’t, and her five-month-old child were knocked down by a taxi, the woman dying from her injuries, had its sequel in the Singapore Traffic219 words
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Article102 1939-07-24 3 Amend Trade Marks Ordinance i r>cr° It is understood that a special meeting >f the Legislative Council will be held on July 31. The only business at the meeting will be to consider a proposed amendment to ■hr Trade Marks Ordinance. This amendment seeks to extend by102 words
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Advertisement32 1939-07-24 3 unchanging quality Si I W m. JBL o-. mni B W 11 g :g/ TIGER BEER MA 0 f FR 0 M THEFIREST- I malt hops yeast Distributed by Fraser Neave Ltd.32 words
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Article164 1939-07-24 4 Walk-out By Muslim Leaguers Bombay, July 10. A BOUT a dozen members belonging to the Muslim League Party staged a walk-out this evening at the meeting of the Bombay Municipal Corporation. The occasion was a discussion over certain primary school text books prepared by the Jamia Millia,164 words
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Article169 1939-07-24 4 Tiyya Leader’s Gift Calicut, July 7. Rao Bahadur A. P. Ch rukantan Contractor and Banker, and a prominent member of the T yya community in Malabar, has offered to construct 8. building worth about Rs. 10,600 at Kodoor village, between Ma lappuram and Kuttipuram, where it is169 words
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Article143 1939-07-24 4 About 900 Workers Idle Calcutta, July 1. About one hundred and seventy-five workers of the spinning department of the Dunbar Cotton Mills in Barrackpore area under the jurisdiction of the Nowpara police station having gone on strike, the mill had automatically to be closed down, rendering143 words
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606 1939-07-24 4 Chingleput, July 10. rpHE Chingleput Taluk Political Conference was held yesterday in the spacious tent pul up at the southern end of the town. The Conference began at 1-30 p.m., with the unfurling F>f the National Flag by Srimathi Janaki Animal of606 words
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209 1939-07-24 4 Dr. Gilder’s Rejoinder To Mr. Bose Poona, July 10. In an interview Dr. D. D. Gikie. Excise Minister, says:— “The argument used by Mr. Subha Chandra Bese have a very familia’, ring. The fact that they have all been met at various times and on209 words
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Article55 1939-07-24 4 No Significance In Their Being Catholics London, July 10. Mr. Thurtle (Labour) asked in the House of Commons whether any significance was attached to the fact that two Indian Governors recently appointed were both Roman Catholics. Lt. Col. Muirhead. Under-Secretary fo, India, stated that Mr. Thurtle could55 words
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Article294 1939-07-24 4 Criticisms Should Be Cautious Peshawar, July 10. QPEAKING last night at a public meeting, Mr. Jai Prakash Narain declared: e, Socialists do not want to create factions in the Congress, nor do we desire to displace the old leadership of the Congress and to establish rival294 words
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Article73 1939-07-24 4 Members Of Other Groups Not To Be Admitted New Delhi. July 10. No mem tier of the Delhi Congress Socialist Party can become a member of any ether political party inside th< Congress, according to a resolution of the party passed at a meeting last night.73 words
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Article, Illustration44 1939-07-24 4 The storks that arrived in England by aeroplane front Poland and were to have been released in an endeavour to see if they would fly back to ll arsazc were still there. Ihe .hr Al mistrys weather forecast was unfavourable!44 words
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552 1939-07-24 4 Rejoinder By Ministers Bombay, July 10. ?yiR. SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE launched an attack yesterday x on the scheme of the Ministry for the introduction of Total Prohibition in Bombay City and. in particular, on the ten per cent additional tax on property and the levy552 words
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Article229 1939-07-24 4 MR. MUNSHI ON FUTURE OF DEMOCRACIES Bombay, July 9. “Though 1 do not know French, 1 have turned to France again and again for literary inspiration,” declared the hon. Mr. K. M. Munshi at li.e inauguration of a school of mo•i a French, at the229 words
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Article424 1939-07-24 4 Statement By Congress JF orkers Calcutta, July 10. T TNLESS the disruptive tendencies are put a stop to. the Congress will cease to be a lighting organisation, says a statement issued by Dr. Profulla handra Ghose, member oi the Congress Working Committee, and seventeen other Congressmen, including424 words
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Article73 1939-07-24 4 Action In Walk'd Report Simla. July r-hit f Conimi’ To the extent the < the re sioner of Coorg can can' p commendations contained r K. Wattal's report on rhe aspects of the adniinis Coorg, immediate action i taken. ia y be Mr. E. Conran-Smith, recalled, on behalf73 words
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Miscellaneous73 1939-07-24 4 MAJESTIC Last 2 Show* TONIGHT Carole Lombard—-James Stewart in “Made For Each Other” United Artists’ Picture. TOMORROW The Screen’s New Scream Team.... solving a howling case of murder in. the mirth degree I ‘WE’RE ON THE JURY’ with Philip Huston, Louise Latimer, Vinton Haworth. Robert McWade. RKO-Radio Picture. MATINEES TODAY73 words
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Miscellaneous86 1939-07-24 4 QUEEN'S 6.15 OPENING TODA I Paramount’s most dramatic Piot, of the Year le Harold Orlob presents SYLVIA SIDNEY in “...ONE THIRD 01 a NATION" with Leif Erikson. A Dudley Murphy Production A Paramount Release with Excellent Shorts including THE LATEST GAUMONT BRITTA NEWS. iVATLNEFS TODAY TOMORROW AT 3 P.M. Two86 words
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467 1939-07-24 5 WAR WEARY SOLDIERS THINKING OF HOME Extracts Taken From Japanese Letters 'Chungking, July 14. D e ad men tell no tales—but what thev leave behind does. Chinese mobile operating mJ the triangular Shanghai-Nanking-Har gchow area, according to the China Information. Qommittee, have come nto possession ofall about the cursed war.”—Central News. - 467 words
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Article75 1939-07-24 5 Medical Unit’s Fine Work Allahabad, July 10. r i'HF' following 1 letter has been received by Mr. Jawaharlal Xcliru from Mao Tsetung. Chief of the Chinese Soviets, from Yt-nan, Shensi, who is one of the mnst famous of Chinese leaders, vho have been connected for many years75 words
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Article168 1939-07-24 5 Army). The letter says “Dear friend, We have had the leasure and privilege of receiving the Indian Med cal Unit under Dr. Atal and messages from the Indian National ongi ess to the Chinese people greetng and encouraging them in fighting the Japanese imperialists HA R M168 words
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Article107 1939-07-24 5 Foochow. July 3. \bout 200 Japanese blue-jackets in several armed launches attacked the small town of Tinghai, about thirty miles ’»st of the mouth of the Min Pdver ye terday morning. The Jap•lese marines were repulsed by th? iiiiiese coastal defence forces. At ihe same time,107 words
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Article30 1939-07-24 5 CONSCRIPTION IN HONG KONG Central News. Hongkong, July lt>. Thv Hongkong Government has submitted a Bill to the Legislative Council advocating compulsory military service for all the Britons in Hongkong.—Central News. - 30 words
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219 1939-07-24 5 Difference Of Opinion Among Japanese Militarists Hongkong. July 16. A J-INFORMED circles here advanced two reasons why the formation of the puppet “federal regime” is such a thorny Olein. Firstly, Wang- Kehmin and Liang Hung-chih. leading e I’eiping and Nanking puppets, respectively, are afraid thatposition of H ang Ching-wei.— Central News. - 219 words
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Article43 1939-07-24 5 Chungking, July 2. 'J he nat onal flag was promi e tly displayed by Chinese shops and institutions in the Int; rrational Settlement and the French Concession in celebration of the anniversary of the founding of the National Government yesterday.43 words
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Article234 1939-07-24 5 D .mei. LOSE HEAVILY LN CONFLICT Fancheng. Hupeh. July 14. I hundred Japanese from I Kwangshui, on the Pciping- Hankow Railway in northern Hupeh, 89 miles north ot Hankow. attacked Sanfussu on July 7. Guerillas and armed peasants put up resistance, killing 170 Japanese and capturing 11– D .mei. - 234 words
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365 1939-07-24 5 Railway Menaced Central News. Canton. July 12 rwiHE pi escncc of Chinese torces. X mostly guerillas, along the Kow-loon-Canton Railway, was admitted by a Japanese spokesman at a press conference last night. He revealed that on the night of the Double Seventh, a f»»rce ofCentral News. - 365 words
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Article99 1939-07-24 5 —Central News. Several Towns Recaptured Hongkong, July 16. Springing into a new life after receiving reinforcements, the Chinese forces operating in East Kwangtun? made a vigorous thrust at the Japanese units stationed along the 50-kilo-metre Chaochcw-Swatow Railway on the morning of July 14 by two columns, recapturing the—Central News. - 99 words
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Article47 1939-07-24 5 —Central News. Kunming, Julj 18. War films taken by the Central Movie Studio now shown here will shortly be shipped to French LndoChina, Siam and South Seas Islands for showing before Chinese and foreigners. The films depict various phases of China’s resistance. —Central News.—Central News. - 47 words
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Advertisement435 1939-07-24 5 Tonight Monday, 24th July, /939, FOR A CONVIVIAL EVENING COME TO THE WEMBLEY CABARET FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND ENJOYMENT For Your Partners Our Charming Hostesses Await You For Your Refreshments Our First Class Bur Is Open To You. For Excellent Music Our Two Popular Bands Are At Your Service. MORALES435 words
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Miscellaneous31 1939-07-24 5 8C33/ 3U\RS ADVENTURES: Racing Cars On the Fun Fair racing track But Bobby and his pal collide. Another crash knocks them apart. The girls are left a tji wMe> jUj de31 words
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2000 1939-07-24 6 Code Question About Gun London. July 15. that an alleged British spy in the pay of the German Secret .Service used cod es to communicate information were mad? in a case under the Official Secrets Act at Richmond. Surrej stei day Alleged Spy For Nazis2,000 words
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919 1939-07-24 6 London, July 11. VJF/HEN the submarine Thetis left Birkenhead on June 1 to go to her doom in Liverpool Bay, she had a list of some inches to port. THETIS: PROTEST AT DELAY SUGGESTION Ths was revealed yesterday the sixth day of the919 words
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Article155 1939-07-24 6 London. An eight-year-old bey “gang leader." who was said to exercise bad influence over boys much older than himself. was placed on probation for the maximum period of three years at Trowbr dgc, Wiltshire, recently. “This boy is cruel and aggressive.” said an official of155 words
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Article123 1939-07-24 6 London. Mi. Claud Mullins, South Western Police Court magistrate. has been threatened with a libel action unless he apologises to Bruce Steane, of Streatham, S.W. Steane did not appear in court to answer summonses for leaving a carriage cf the Transport Board without having paid123 words
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Article571 1939-07-24 6 PSYCHpLOGISTS have discovered that there are four basic qualities of personality more or less inborn in every individual. Because it is impossible to describe! any of these qualit’es in word or so, they have been helled with letters. The most important quality is G. It is571 words
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Advertisement101 1939-07-24 6 IOURSSL |r>2sSl I s if tanks hr 47/ i /=2=®S your ideal Ml- f |H W|M WIW H HI wfewb gK. 9 Sg. 4 I wssy jBSo^Wu 1 ■'> J S®» A C a y2B3||y r All sharing the same secret c of fragrance and charm for the cooling L101 words
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Miscellaneous45 1939-07-24 6 All ir a Day s. Work— by Hick Elmes OFF AT HIE (><)( j;| j MOVE'S S«R. I V~ VH ThikiG at THE I KAIE'GLE having < —OFPICE., AL-EC?/ A OXQT MA-TCH I -a Su.A' 'N AFTfeftiNOON. J OB2MI it x j «xi 'A 5 WKS® k45 words
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Article1713 1939-07-24 7 Superiority Over Local-bom Chinese ASPIRANTS’ DEBATE Comparisons arc ulways odious. I>ut mere argument as to whether immifiiants into Alalaya possess better business acumen than local-born people, is not the end of to-night’s debate. It should be up to us to find out if there is any1,713 words
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Article, Illustration144 1939-07-24 7 4 CIVIL SERVICE examination next December will decke whether the two young people seen .above will he allowed to marry each other. They are I’3-year-old Jean Mclntyre, only daughter of Lieut--Commandt r Alexander Bain Mclntyre, of Bold-inere-road, Eastcote, Middlesex, anJ 21-year-old144 words
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Article185 1939-07-24 7 Delightful Cabaret Performance Following their successful season at the Elysee Cabaret, during- the week, June West and Kay, the versatile pair of Continental artistes will be proceeding to Ipoh tomorrow to appear in one of the dance halls there during the week-end. une West and Kay,185 words
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Article594 1939-07-24 7 The Rev. S. C. Kell, of Ipoh is an inmate to the Batu Gajah Hospital. <’ The High Commissioner has appointed Mr. H. O. Maas to be a member of the Indian Immigration Committee tor a furthei period of three years The weekly luncheon meeting of the594 words
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Article301 1939-07-24 7 Rowdy Reception For South Chino Team FORM of intimidation, which might have led io unpleasant incidents amor>g the spectators of the soccer match l>etwevn the South C hina Football Team and the Penang A .’lays on the Victoria Green on Saturday afternoon was promptly nipped in301 words
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Article231 1939-07-24 7 Four Chinese barber girls employed in a hairdressing saloon in town had an exciting experience yesterday afternoon, when they were called upon to deal with a cat burglar who had sneaked into their parlour. There were altogether five assistants working in the sslccn, the231 words
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Article220 1939-07-24 7 Court Sequel Tapah. Several unlicensed hawkers in differ nt towns of this district recently rounded up by the Police were produced in the local Court before Che Hashim, First Magistrate, Tapah. With the exception of an Indian all were convicted and fined. Inspector Mohamed Yusop of220 words
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Article173 1939-07-24 7 Tapah. Mr. E. A. Kai :u H</spitai Assistant attached to the I: pal Hospital, ais recent!' awerdec’ th<- F.M S. Pilot A' 11c-( nc He was th- only Mali an medical .'■l'b'.rdinate and the Di t 1 ;in in P- rn". to obtain this honour As173 words
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Advertisement293 1939-07-24 7 Asthma Germs Killed in 3 Minutes Choking, gasning, wheezing Asthma and Bronchitis poi-<?n your sy.-tem. ruin your health and v-,ik »n your 'u-Mt. Mendaco, the prescription of an American physician, starts killing Asthma Germs in 3 minutes, purifies the blood si nd builds new vitality so that y ou can293 words
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Article452 1939-07-24 8 4 S announced in the “Sunday Gazette’’ yesterday, food control legislation in Malaya will ct .ne into force from August 1. 1 his decision will be welcomed as affording another example of the excellence of our system of government that neither before the problems of452 words
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Article263 1939-07-24 8 Seeing People Think In this wonderful world we not oriig peer into a man’s brain with the aid of the X-rays, but lie rr. ny ne w so? peapie This achievement is one of the rniracies which has been performed in New Fork in recent diys, and it263 words
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Article546 1939-07-24 8 Kogy Rhyme rpHERE’S nothing like a smile and a song to start the week with, so here goes: Sing a song of Danzig, Of Japan as well, Bogys vier and zwanzig Boiled in boredom’s hell'. U'hen the day is dawning, With the same old plan, Sing a546 words
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Article584 1939-07-24 8 Monday, July 24 ALTHOUGH Reuter advises withholding judgment on the re ported Anglo-Japanese agreement until Mr. Chamberlain has made his statement to the Commons, it is difficult not to feel uneasy over what must now appear to be definite appeasement in the I ar584 words
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Advertisement333 1939-07-24 8 1 HI v '/I ™y/’^ l ‘‘-G‘\ PACKED IN MALAYA ife ”f&)\ UNDER VACUUM PROCESS M w -> I'wiOafl <■. M33S»*su-' JOHN l-.-r '<vf y A £jt x-j > v --tf» v The<« is no container which protect» K l>uu._l_ r coffee flavour better than doe* t t LITTLES. Compare333 words
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Advertisement35 1939-07-24 8 KNOWN THE WORLD OVER THEY ARE THE Best Obtainable in the markets AND need no further Recommendation. :o: Fresh Stocks Received regularly by SOLE AGENTS: Henry Waugh Co., Ltd., PENANG Singapore. Ipob. A Kuala LimipvT.35 words
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Article407 1939-07-24 9 H< lons/ will the world have n ii t) in< before th. dictators like scared mice? This < p. inpted bv the news this [f,. th< statement made by the premier on th* .nglo-Ja-t t B If t’nere is any truth 1 r•: llinnii n.’ declaration407 words
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Article273 1939-07-24 9 W prejudice to the ’nte- .ho have been respon•l' c tion of the Penang 1 1■ t< disagree with their rtain players for the Indo- j '-vi-ai- s. .i-c-ff competition. Ch inny of the M.R.C. would l iter centre-half than I li.' pl.*yer. The iecent d’sJ273 words
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Article213 1939-07-24 9 Though all may curse me through and through, Though all may curse yet even more, I still at time must come to you And just to hover till I go At anv time I may be born. And'out of all the things complex. I sometimes take transparent form.213 words
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Article167 1939-07-24 9 Distilling Intoxicating Liquor A fine of $2OO, in default two months’ rigorous imprisonment, was imposed by Mr. Lim Koon Teck in the Middle Court this morning on a 40-year-old Teochew woman named Teoh Swee Tee who had pleaded guilty to a charge of distilling intoxicating liquor, namely,167 words
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387 1939-07-24 9 BUS AND CAR WRECKED Alor Star. A SERIOUS accident occurred J on Saturday evening at about four o’clock at the 7% milestone. Simpang Ampat Kangkong, when a Morris fen Tourer. P.A. 1088, driven by Inspector Che Ahamad of the Central Police Station, Sungei387 words
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Article86 1939-07-24 9 Ipoh. Before Mr. p. IF Y. Radcliffe, in the Ijioh First Magistrate’s Court on Saturday a Tamil youth. Govindasamy, was brought up for sentence in a case in which he is charged with loitering at Treacher Lane, or the night of July 18. Court Inspector N. B-86 words
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Article142 1939-07-24 9 Alleged Systematic Cheating Bukit Mertajam, July 24. 4 CASE of alleged systematic cheating in the Bukit Mertajam district has been brought to light over the week-end and three Malays, Ebrahim bin Joseph, Mat Esa bin Sawah alias Mat bin Ulu and Mat bin Jalleh, have been arrested142 words
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Article416 1939-07-24 9 Visit To Teluk Anson INTEREST IN SUNGEI MANTK PROJECT Teluk Anson. His Excellency the High Commissioner, Sir Shenton Thomas paid an informal visit to Teluk Anson on Friday. Accompanied by his private secretary, Sir Shenton motored down from Ipoh in the morning and was met at the416 words
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Advertisement62 1939-07-24 9 ’W ———Hei————a—“LONDON STAR” CYCLES the ALL BRITISH CYCLE That is renowned for I j 1 LONG SERVICE. i I uF/mi RELIABILITY I and W EASY RUNN,NG i -\t|b 1/fVW vj fl V’X II All parts made from finest British tl tVv I i materials, fitted with Dunlop Tyres and 'A62 words
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Advertisement226 1939-07-24 9 1 < i 1 A i •'A f V A I —V.--. I t C U i .'T I 1 i i II; I wife i kwvii I 1] I .j <±> diamondH -~Ti >'*'■ The high reputation that ‘Diamond" Bedsteads have have established throughout Malaya is baaed on n>*nt.226 words
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Article195 1939-07-24 10 MESSRS. BOUSTEAD COMPANY Report Of Rubber Sales Department Penang, July 19. There has been a slight improvement in the London and New York markets with a certain amount of trade enquiry and a fair business has been done. Locally the price is some 3/8 cent better on balance at 28?195 words
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Article198 1939-07-24 10 KENNEDY CO’s SHARE LIST Buyers Seller» RUBBER. Nyalas 67$ 72$c MLN ING Ampat 3/6 8/9 A. Amalgamated 4/3 4/3 Ayer Weng 72$ 76 B. Selangor 1.21 1.25 Berjuntai 3/3 8/9 Hong Fatt 62$ 64 Jelebu 55 60 K. Kam unting 6/3 6/9 K. Lanjut 14/ 14/6c Kramat 9/6 10/ K.198 words
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Article183 1939-07-24 10 RUBBER Buyers Sellers Ayer Panas 1.10 1.15 Bassetts 47$ 52$ Batu Lin tangs 1.02$ 1.07$ Bentas 1.00 1.05 Brogas 56 59 Indragiris 1.20 1.25 Kuala Sidims 2.10 2.25 Lunas 1-50 1.60 M. Pin das 1.20 1.25 Mentakabs 40 42$ Pajams 1.70 1.77$ Sungei Tukangs 1.00 1.05183 words
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Article164 1939-07-24 10 LEAN CO’s QUOTATIONS Buyers Beller» MINING Ampats 3/6 3/9 A. Amalgamated 4/1$ 4/4$ Bangrins 18/ 18/9 B. Selangors 1-20 1.25 Hitams 31 34 Hong Fatts 62$ 65 Johans 24 27 Katus 21/ 21/9 K. Lanjuts 14/3 14/9cd K. Kampars 9/9 10/4$ Kuchais 1.17$ 1.22$ Kundangs 6/9 7/3 Laruts 4/ 4/3164 words
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249 1939-07-24 10 SOON THEAM CO’s NOON QUOTATIONS TIN. Buyer» Beller* Ampats 3/6 3/8 A Hitams 19/3 20/3 A. Weng 70 76 Bangrins 18/6 19/3 B. Selangors 1.20 1.23 Berjuntais o 6 9/ Chender iangs 11/ 11/9 Hong Fatt 62 64 Kamras 1/3 1/6 Kamuntinga 8/ 8/6 K. Lanjuts 14/3 14/9c Kramats 9/3249 words
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Article194 1939-07-24 10 A. A. ANTHONY CO’s QUOTATIONS Buyers Sellers TIN Ampat 3/6 3/9 A. Amalgamated 4/3 4/6 B. Selangor 1-20 1.23 Chenderiang 11/3 11/9 Hitam 31 33 Hong Fatt 62$ 64 Kampong Kamunting 6/3 6/6 K. Lanjut 14/ 14/3c Kramat 9 6 10/ Kuala Kampar 10/6 11/ Kuchai 1.18 1.21 4/1* 4/4$194 words
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Article17 1939-07-24 10 Rugby, July 22. Sterling on New York. 468-9|32 Paris 176-23 32; gold 148)6.— 8.0. W.17 words
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899 1939-07-24 10 Yearly Agricultural Deficit Of £220,000,000 Berlin, July 5. According to an official review published to-day the most striking features of Germany's present economic position are as follows: An industrial organisation running at maximum productive capacity; A labour market strained to the greatest possible degree; An899 words
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Article68 1939-07-24 10 MONDAY, JULY 24 MIDDAY QUOTATIONS Penang Tin sil3f 0 Business 50 Singapore Tin RUBBER: Penang (Spct) 28 Singapore (Spot) 2 8 COPRA. Sundried Black Pepper TAPIOCA: Medium $315 Fair Seed > RICE: Rangoon Parboiled No. i No 2 «6.30 Rangoon White No. 1 $6 20 No. 2 $6.0068 words
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Article95 1939-07-24 10 Penang, July 22, 1939. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Banl On London Bank Demand On London Bank 4 months 2 4 130 Private O. D. Private 3 m/s Documentary 2,4 5 1C On New York Demand 54 9 16 Canadian 54 916 On France Demand 2055 Lire 103495 words
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Article128 1939-07-24 10 SATURDAY. JULY 22. Prev. Latest Paris 176 23/32 176 23/3 r New York 4.68 3/16 4.68 9/32 Montreal 4.68 3/4 4.68 5/8 Brussels 27.55 1/2 27.55 1/2 Geneva 20.75 1/2 20.74 1 2 Amsterdam 8.75 1/4 8.73 7'B Milan 89 1/32 89 1/16 Berlin 11.66 3/4 11.66 1/2128 words
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Article160 1939-07-24 10 Winding Up Of Three Companies Mr. G. T. Dawes, (Liquidator), presided at the final meetings of shareholders of Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging Limited, Ulu Yam Tin Dredging Limited ard Puchong Tin Dredging Limited, which were held on Friday at the office of Austral Malay Tin Limited,160 words
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Article117 1939-07-24 10 Fight With Cabant Two Chinese and a taxi-danc* r. ployed in one of the local caban 1 in a fight which took place n lane branching off from the Penamt Chulia Street junction at about 9 last night. the One of the Chinese was said husband of the117 words
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Advertisement745 1939-07-24 10 BANKS HONG KONG AND Nederlansche SHANGHAI BANKING Handel-Maatschappij CORPORATION y. (Incorporated in the Colony of Hongkong/ S e e„? b S VXS/ (NETHERLANDS TRADING Ordinance No. 6 or 1929 of the Colony SOCIETY) Head Office- HONG KONG. (Incorporated in the Netherlands Authorised Capital S“-000.000 With limited liability.) Issued and fully745 words
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928 1939-07-24 11 Problems Affecting Producers London, June 26. rpHK nineteenth annual general meeting of members of the Sabranff Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held on Friday last at the registered oil ice of the company. 85, Grace church-street. E.C., Mi. FE. Maguire (the chairman) presiding. Ihe Secretary (Mr.928 words
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Article158 1939-07-24 11 Since our last report the market has shown signs of firming up on better trade demand. At the time of wiiting. however, the tone is somewhat easier on account of the general political news, in spite of the very favourable statistical position. Latest quotations to hand158 words
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Article416 1939-07-24 11 Satisfactory Results Recorded |7K)LLOWING is the Directors re--1 port for the year ended June 0. 1939. of Selangor Coconuts Ltd., o be presented at the twenty-eighth •nnual general meeting at Kuala Lumpur cn Friday. July 28: Piofit A Lor%s Arco n*, The proit amounted to $6.709.74 to416 words
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Article, Illustration806 1939-07-24 11 Chairman Optimistic Of World Statistical Position London, June 26. THE nineteenth annual general meeting of the Glenshiel Rubber Estates Company, Limited, was held on Friday last at the offices of the company, 85 Grace church-street, London. E.C. The Secretary (Mr. F. Tren outh) read the806 words
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Article, Illustration293 1939-07-24 11 POSITION CANNOT BE TOLERATED A BOLITION of the entertainmenti tax on theatres was strongly demanded -at the annual meeting of the British Actors Equity Association, held in London recently. A suggestion for a campaign for a ‘‘square deal for the living theatre,” backed by293 words
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Article484 1939-07-24 11 Industrials And Loans Active ITJUSINESS has continued on very restricted lines this last week. Rubber shares came in for a little spasmodic enquiry but tin shares were dull. Industrials were more active also Loans and Municipal Debentures which were dealt in at quotations. The price484 words
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Article16 1939-07-24 11 Output April June 1939 (Restricted) Tons 108% (Piculs 1827.) Estimated Mine Profit £7,000.16 words
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Article110 1939-07-24 11 LISI OF NEW BOOKS RECEIVED The following new’ books have been received at the Library:— The Devil To Pay, by Dorothy L. Sayers. A Dictionary of Malayan. Medicine by J. D. Gimlette and H. W. Thomson. European Jungle, by F. Yeats-1 Brown. The sth. Column and The Ist.110 words
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117 1939-07-24 11 1443rd Auction. July 19. 1939. Catalogued 1,407.459 lbs tons 628.33 Offered 1.288.238 575.11 Sold 999,424 446.17 PRICES REALIZED RIBBED SMOKED CENTS PER LB. Standard Quality 28% to 28% Good Average Quality 28% 28% Fair Average Quality 27% 28% Off Quality 27% 27% Sheet Cuttings 26%117 words
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Advertisement46 1939-07-24 11 I I 1 STEEL I I WINDOW FRAMES I I FRENCH DOORS o B Remm etC etC I I Equal to the best d W K imported makes. BK» MANUFACTURED BY > EASTERN MFG. CO. R 1. River Road 1 H Penang. H B ’PHONE 148 a.46 words
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Article177 1939-07-24 12 Singapore. Thursday. THE last two days have seen a small improvement and a little more activity in the market. New 8 York has been mainly responsible for this, as an improvement in sentiment there resulting in a sharp rise on the Stock Exchange, stimulated the buying177 words
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Article272 1939-07-24 12 U.S. To Occupy Disputed Land Washington. July 7. Mr. Roosevelt today directed that Rear-Admiral Byrd should set out early in October at the head of an Antarctic expedition to consolidate American claims to land south of Cape Horn, states a correspondent of the “Daily Telegraph.” Congress passed272 words
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Article258 1939-07-24 12 Mr. Lawrence Wright, music publisher and theatrical producer, stated this afternoon that reports that he had paid £20,000 for the right to exhibit Epstein’s statue. “Adam,” at Blackpool were incorrect. The sculpture, which caused great controversy when it was recently exhibited in Lcndon, on account of258 words
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Article356 1939-07-24 12 Latest Posting Times At Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh And Penang AIR MAILS Outward EUROPE AND THE WLS I IMPERIAL (Empire Air Mail); F Or Burma (except Victoria Point.» p,. dia, Aden, Palestine, Egypt, Sudan Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda, Zanzibar, Northern and Southern Rhodesia Nyasaland, South Africa, Great Britain. Ireland, Canada356 words
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Article76 1939-07-24 12 Mails for BANGKOK will leave P* nang at 9.40 a.m. on Mond^ iU ar Fridays, and incoming mai. rive in Penang at 6.30 p.m. on su days and Thursdays. e tc Malls for F.M.S.. SINGAEOHtJ will leave Penang at 8.30 -dMp.m.; Ipoh 1.36 p.m. and- Kuala Lumpur 1076 words
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Advertisement61 1939-07-24 12 AN EXTRA MONTH AT HO** 1 if you fly iOF" MVAL BUTCH AIN LINE» the smooth, stleni London is only 6 days f-m K L M. You save a for»' D.C.3 air hners are ie rvic* comfort on board. Stew d d a full night's sleep every 9 class hotel.61 words
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Miscellaneous1775 1939-07-24 12 ■SLjp %3&£ wll JP^ ,j J* KaJlhw.> .OBSSW^Iu— TO-DAY PENANG 1 w Lxr-B ZHJ 608 Mc/S (49 3 mj P.M. B 7.00 Pianoforte. 1) Rakoczy March (Liszt). 2) Po- lonaise in A Major (Chopin). 3) Norwegian Bridal Procession TRANSMISSION ONE (Grieg». 4) Valse Triste (Sibelius) OSI 15.26 Mc/s (19.66 mJ1,775 words
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Miscellaneous745 1939-07-24 12 HOLLAND Transmission Schedule of the Netherlands Shortwave. Phohi-Stations. P.H.I. and P.C.J. 2.20 3.50 p.m. (19.71 mJ P.C.JJ 730 8.35 (16.88 19.71 m.) PHOHL HONGKONG One of the following frequencies will be used. ZBW2, 6.09 Mc/s (49.26 mJ ZBW3. 9.52 Mc/s (31.49 mJ ZBW4, 15.19 Mc/s (19.75 m.) ZBWS. 17.75 Mc/s745 words
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Article366 1939-07-24 13 I lie King Queen I o A isit Dartmouth London, July 8. Ihe King and Queen’s last voyage i'l the Royal yacht, Victoria and Albert, which is to be broken up, will G' made this month. It was officially announced last that their Majesties will366 words
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Article285 1939-07-24 13 Old Vic Production An Improvement London. June 28. From the tiny stage of the Mercury to the wide spaces of the Old Vic is a considerable transition, writes W. A. Darlington in the “Daily Telegraph.’’ However, “The Ascent of F. 6,” by W. H. Auden and,285 words
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Article55 1939-07-24 13 Foundation-stone Laying Tnvanamm, July 6. Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar, the Dewan of Travancore, laid the foun-dation-stone for the new buildings of the Sri Mulam Club, this evening. Mr. C. V. Chandrasekaran, the President. welcomed the Dewan on behalf of the Club. After layfing the foundation-s|tone Sir55 words
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Article1097 1939-07-24 13 Arrivals IODAV, .ILIA 24. ss. •'Sumatra Mara” trum Japan via Singapore. ss. “Kuinsang’’ from Japan and Chma via Singapore. ms. •‘Saarland from Europe. m.v. “SUveriir” from Philippines, Java Ports and Singapore. s.s. “Gen. Verspijck’’ from Lho-Seu-maue, Sigii, Sabang, Sigh and Lho-Seuinawe. s.s. “Alfoer” from Baloe-Bahra, TgMengeidar (Koealoe),1,097 words
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Article107 1939-07-24 13 Need .For Public Support Calcutta, July 12. The scope, functions and utility of rhe proposed All-India Penal Reform League were explained to press representatives by Mr. Gopinath Srivastava. Parliamentary Secretary to the U. P. Government, before leaving Calcutta for Lucknow. Mr. Srivastava stressed the need for securing the107 words
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Article272 1939-07-24 13 180 Headmasters Confer London, July 8. Difficulties confronting many public schools because of dwindling numbers of pupils were discussed at a specially-convened meeting of the Headmasters’ Conference, held at Charterhouse, Finsbury, yesterday. Another and allied problem was the effect on these schools of the militia training272 words
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Advertisement346 1939-07-24 13 BLUE FUNNEL LINE WEEKLY SERVICE TO LONDON north continent GLENEARN Cans Marseilles, Antwerp Middles bArn’"" PATROCLUS Calls Marseilles Glasgow a y2B Atig. 23 CALCHA Calls Hull 6 4 Aug. 31 lEN DAY SERVICE TO LIVERPOOL VIA 7 RHESUS Omits Havre T —S ANTIIOCHUS 24 o Au S- 25 HUMAEUS Calls346 words
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Advertisement791 1939-07-24 13 P 0 BRITISH* 1 INDIA Lncorpoikted tn England) SINGAPORE, CHINA JAPAN S.S. “CARTHAGE” SAILING THURSDAY, 27th JULY, 1939. u wards ror Ixindon ror China Japan For Teluk An.«on. Bagan Datoh, Port Pentnsniar and Orients) s «7 d Sint a >r contract with nic un der S/ S BULAN July 28791 words
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308 1939-07-24 14 ENGLAND won the international bowls championship at Lensbury, Teddington, when they defeated Scotland by 14 shots, the final score being 98 —84. It was their first success in the meeting since 1929. England had the game In their favour from the start, and308 words
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Article47 1939-07-24 14 Alice Marble, Wimbledon champion, has secured a film contract but will defend her United States title before going to Hollywood. The announcement was made in Hollywood by her agent, Frank Orsatti. who said she was a capable actress with a good singing voice.47 words
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Article112 1939-07-24 14 TVFO. 29.—The striker hit the ball and a fielder returned it to the bowler, who missed it. The ball then hit the umpire's coat, which was flying open, and so prevented the batsmen from attempting a second run. The umpire called “Onei extra run for obstruction." Was112 words
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Article143 1939-07-24 14 Britain’s First In Contest Kiel. Britain's representatives, Lieut. Woodcock and Lieut. Grattan, although finishing only second in the last race of the series, won the International Marine Cup at the naval regatta here. This is Britain’s first win in this event. The yachts competing were star-class boats built143 words
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Article846 1939-07-24 14 Too Much Sunshine Spoilt The Sport! JN several respects, the Perak Turf Club’s July Meeting was memorable. Firstly, no fewer thar«. three course records went by the board, and one was equalled. Secondly, \for the first time in many, many years a Malayan racehorse was conceded846 words
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Article, Illustration34 1939-07-24 14 Girls of Roedean School, Brighton, sorting out their cricket kit. They are to join a party of 50 English pvhlic school-girls who will make a cricketing tour of Canada this summer.34 words
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Article171 1939-07-24 14 DOCTORS WILL INVESTIGATE Eminent gland specialists are to say —by way of a British Medical Association report to the Football Association —if gland treatment is advisable for professional footballers. They will probably examine players who have had the treatment. Clinical tests may be made. But no171 words
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525 1939-07-24 14 Golden miller, tie fam<(us steeplechaser, who won th Grand National in 1934. has fini S h e ,j with racing. He has been sent to Miss Dorothy Paget’s farm at star stead, Essex, and will be turned out in a paddock with Insurance, O nc.>525 words
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Article183 1939-07-24 14 CARNIVAL OF CRICKET W". of cricket in honour ot ri their former captain, an< n tjje star of the bat. Alan soC jate<i district, and has never be*' Tr with any other first-grade festl mdate is September 9 ties will extend into the a ball at183 words
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Advertisement84 1939-07-24 14 THE NEW DODGE FOR 1 939 3ft ft- hX p- ftft The New Dodge has Remote Control Gear Shift, Independent Front Wheel Suspension with coiled springs, High Torque engine power, Straight-line power drive, Austenitic pistons, Sensitized Acceleration, Wanderproof Steering, Advanced Body Design, Direct Vision Instruments, Rain-foil Air Conditioning, with other84 words
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Article, Illustration927 1939-07-24 15 Dodd Champion Jockey MIL LEE NAM HEADS LIST OF OWNERS I )ODD was the champion jockey at the Perak Turf Club’s July Meeting, with fivd winners. Mr. Lee Nam of Selangor heads the list of owners with $4,620 in stakes, while the most [successful trainer was927 words
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Article337 1939-07-24 15 Cricket At Parit Buntar The Chinese Recreation Club beat the Krian Club by five wickets in their cricket match played yesterday at Parit Buntar. Going in first the Krian Club .put up 80 runs, du Boulay scoring 34 not out. Cheng Hock took 5337 words
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Article97 1939-07-24 15 “I will tell you the story of how I was given the new ball to bowl without a run being scored not when the 200 was on the board. Here’s the way of it: Bowling in a Melbourne Test, I sent one down that went97 words
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Article391 1939-07-24 15 ISAHAK HASHIM 45 NOT OUT Penang Free School gained an easy cricket victory over the Penang Sports Club at the P.F.S. ground yesterday. Batting first the visitors totalled 106. J. E. Goodrich top-scored with 24 runs while Campbell, Patrie and Blake were the391 words
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618 1939-07-24 15 Rajaratnam Shield Soccer Final SELANGOR VICTORIOUS BY 4-2 BRILLIANT second-half recovery, during which they scored four goals in a row two from penalties, enabled the' Selangor Indians to beat the Penang Indians in the final of the Rajaratnam Sh ield soccer competition at618 words
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Article232 1939-07-24 15 Penang Inter-team Badminton Tournament 'T'HE Linisteaders beat the Hu Yew Seah in both the doubles final and the singles semi-final of the Penang interteam badminton competition yesterday at the Free School Hall. A surprise was the defeat of Tan Kin Hong, champion of Penang last232 words
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Article199 1939-07-24 15 High Standard Shown Bv Pa rticipants Never before has diving received more attention than this year as attested by the record number of entries in yesterday evening’s exhibition in the presence of a very appreciative gathering at the Chinese Swimming Club. Tanjong Bungah. Seven divers a199 words
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338 1939-07-24 15 Ipoh. ITWO seasons ago the South China footballers were extended by the Ipoh Chinese Corinthians in the course of their Malyan tour, but yesterday at the Kuala Kangsar Stadium the league Champions were given a soccer lesson by the tourists who won by seven clear338 words
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Article57 1939-07-24 15 New British Record For The Mile London, July 22. At the White City, in the Women's Amateur Athletic Championships, Miss Forster (Civil Service) won the mile in the new British record of 5 minutes 15 3/10 seconds and Betty Lock (Mitcham Athletic Club) won the 60 metres in57 words
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Article37 1939-07-24 15 Kenneth Fames, the England fast bowler, will assist Essex from the start of August until the end of the season. His first match will be against Kent at Chelmsford on Aug. 2.37 words
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Advertisement128 1939-07-24 15 The of the APPLE is in O There are no tmer cyder-apples f than those grown and used by j- 1 Whiteways. A delicious natural stimulant, Whiteways Cyder tones up the digestive system e y an d keeps you slim and fit. Both j» health and pleasure call for a128 words
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Article308 1939-07-24 16 REPORTS TREATED WITH RESERVE London, July 24. Hitherto the only information on yesterday’s conversation between Sir Robert Craigie and Mr. Arita has come from Japanese sources. In official circles in London, it is held that these reports must be treated with reserve until Mr. Chamberlain5.— Reuter - 308 words
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Article109 1939-07-24 16 Office-bearers For Current Year At the fifteenth annual general meeting of the United Indian Association. Penang, held on July 22, 1939. at the Association premises (136. Anson Ecad, Penang) at 5.30 p.m., the folowing members were elected vffi eb‘ arers:—President, Mr. Gurcbaran Singh: vice-Presidents: Mr. P. K.109 words
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Article58 1939-07-24 16 To Be Unveiled By Governor Shortly The ‘Pinang Gazette” (earns that the Francis Light Statue will be funveiled by His Excellency the Governor shortly. The bronze plaque ordered from England will be arriving in Penang on August 6. By the terms of the contract, the pedestal, statue58 words
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Article200 1939-07-24 16 Sentence Deferred As a sequel to the burglary which occurred in the early hours of the morning of July 17, when jewellery, cash, etc., all amounting to $4,728 were stolen, a 27-year-old Chinese named Ang Ah Huat w-as charged with theft in the District Court this morning200 words
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Article37 1939-07-24 16 Chief Court Inspector D. R. Cowie will leave Penang for Singapore on transfer on August 1, 1939. It )s understood that he will take over the .duties of Senior Investigation Inspector. ’B" Division.37 words
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Article398 1939-07-24 16 July Skye Meeting Opens On Friday (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Today. BET handicaps for the first day of the Taiping Turf Club’s July Skye Meeting on Friday. There will be seven events starting at 3 p.m. RACE I—HORSES. CLASS 5, DIV. 2, 5 FURS., 3.00398 words
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35 1939-07-24 16 Reuter. Tirana, July 24. Albanian military forces today were incorporated in the Italian army. Throughout the country officers and men took the oath of allegiance to King Victor Emmanuel.—Reuter. - 35 words
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Article81 1939-07-24 16 More than 2,000 copies of the “Sunday Times.” a weekly English journal, and the "Hindustan” a weekly Tamil journal, both of Madras, were distributed free to the record crowd that turned out at Victoria Green yesterday to witness the soccer match between the Selangor and81 words
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66 1939-07-24 16 "Made For Each Other,” the current attract'on at the Majestic will have its last two screenings tonight. There is nothing unusual in the story, which tells the struggles of a young married couple, but the acting is exceptionally good. James Stewart and Carole66 words
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Article169 1939-07-24 16 —Reuter. Games Interrupted By Rain London, July 22. The following were the scores in the first-class cricket matches at the close f play today:— At Derby: Derbyshire 162 for 7 wickets (Smith 71); against Somerset. At Sheffield: Yorkshire vs Nottinghamshire. No play owing to rain. At Rushden:—Reuter. - 169 words
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Article316 1939-07-24 16 Europeans Lose To The Rest Ipoh. rWNHE Rest regained the Hennessy A Cup when they defeated the Europeans by seven wickets in the annual "Test” which was concluded yesterday on the Padang before a large crowd. Mr. C. Bradbury, Chairman of the Perak Cricket Association, called on316 words
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Article112 1939-07-24 16 Cash And Jewellerv Stolen After lying low for a few days, Penang’s burglars renewed their activities early th s morning, when they broke into a Chinese residence in Burmah Road. The house burgled was No. 108 Burma!) Road, which was occupied by a Chinese family, who112 words
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Article31 1939-07-24 16 —Reuter. Havana, July 24. Cuba eliminated Canada by three matches to one in the first round of the North Amer can zone of the Davis Cup tennis competition.—Reuter...—Reuter. - 31 words
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Article356 1939-07-24 16 MALAY ON CHARGE OF EXTORTION H°w a Malay was alleged to havp posed as a samseng and demanded protection money from an Indian family liv ng at Malacca Street wa. related in the Penang Police Court today before Mr. A. W. Bellamy, when a well-built356 words
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Advertisement49 1939-07-24 16 |C/M WHEN SELLING |b f? 7 ELECTRIC LAMPS YOU HAVE IN 6C/ [ffluicTM] SiEMEifc :f McnoiH fiuroHoenil A COMPLETE RANGE THAT COVERS /W EVERY LIGHTING PURPOSE BRITISH MADE rsflßgjp x rta 'fSCHITcCTuniL'! HUTTENBACHS, LIMITED Sole Agents: AND Inc. in S.S. SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS W.P.S. 3449 words
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Advertisement275 1939-07-24 16 Head Office’ 216 Penang d Phone 1477 M7h Telegrams; “Gaxette’’ Rate» of f‘i nan and Sunday Gazette azHl Pinang Gazede Local Delivery S.S. &F M < Monthly $1.25 il 7s M S Quarterly 1.75 :-j V r Half-Yearly 7.50 82$ Yearly 15.0 C ->i M Sunday Gazette Local Delivery S.S.275 words
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