The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 23 April 1930
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Title Section18 1930-04-23 1 Straits Echo Weekly (Mail) Edition. IfpEß ANNUM SINGLE COPY 40 GTS. suT” PENANG, APRIL 23,' 1930. NO. 16.18 words
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Advertisement219 1930-04-23 1 m j., ,y' CONTENTS LEADERS. ie *U Know Not What The 80. .328 The Alliance 311. 1 enang Counterfeiting Charges 328 The Governor 315 Summer “Time. 315 OUTSTATION NEWS. The Last? 315 Penang Free School At Taiping 325 Excellent 318 Tne Budget 320 6 SPECIAL ARTICLE. Every Day 320 White219 words
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Advertisement146 1930-04-23 2 THE STRAITS ECHO WEEKLY EDITION. Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, it contains the latest local news originally given in the daily issues ag well as the leading and special articles. The subscription is $lB per annum, poat free to any part of the146 words
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Article827 1930-04-23 311 No development has aroused so much interest not only in Great Britain itself but throughout the world as the gradual removal of the Liberal party from its old sphere of influence/ For generations there have been but two parties in the country, and only during the opening of827 words
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Article449 1930-04-23 311 I'h< Penang Police Court Magistrate yesterday refused to convict four Chinese for vagrancy. I he four Chinese who recently arrived from Singapore on board the s.s. Silverpalm again appeared before Mr. F. K. W ilson at the, Penang Police Court yesterday charged with “vagrancy”. His Honour remarked449 words
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Advertisement25 1930-04-23 311 Jjf STRAITS echo. PUBLISHED DAILY. WEEKLY EDITIONS (HUining the news ol the week prior departure of Mails for Europe. -Straits Echo" Building. Penang Road, Penang.25 words
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475 1930-04-23 312 Over two thousand spectators gathered on the police grounds yesterday afternoon to witness the annual football match between the Penang and Kedah Police. Many visitors were present, among whom were Capt. Anderson, Commissioner of Police, Kelantan and Mr. A. W. Hamilton, Commissioner of Police,475 words
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Article356 1930-04-23 312 PENANG MEETING. HOPES OF SEAT ON LEGISLATURE. Mr. Lim Eow Thoon presided over the annual general meeting of the Straits Chinese British Association, Penang on Thursday in the absence of the President. Mr. Lim Keong Lay who is in Europe on holiday. The Hon. Mr. Lim Cheng356 words
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Article212 1930-04-23 312 /’E.V.4A’G BOV'S STOfiv The utoru oj a riexha M u ho wax alleged to have off with money. A riesha puller named Tee Rw a Hokkien, was yesterday cha J the Penang Police Court‘with tU $9 from Loh Seng Huat a old boy. Ah Hong claimed trial and212 words
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134 1930-04-23 312 Woman’s Overcoat that "Looke Liked Soldier’s Uniform”Penang Court Story. Manickam, an Indian, whs charges > Penang Police Court yesterday with» ing in fraudulent possession woman’s overcoat, a silk kub a 5 a bag of vegetables. Inspector Gordon said that the was arrested in Burmah Road*) articles and evidently not the134 words
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Article1027 1930-04-23 313 LEAN COMPANY. home RUBBER stocks INCREASE. Thursday Evening. r,„ at close of last week showed signs wher weakness and a cable from I'fXouueed that the drop in the u nf the Metal was entirely uue to holders liquidating, this week the 5t o Af the Metal has slightly advanced for1,027 words
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Article301 1930-04-23 313 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. rubber SAI.ES DEPARTMENT. Penang, April 9. A particularly quiet aud uninteresting market has been witnessed during the past week. With stocks accumulating in all centres and no indication as yet of any improvement in consumption, trade continues extremely dull. There is little business passing and values after301 words
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Article522 1930-04-23 314 SOON THEAM CO. TIN SHARE MARKET DULL. Penang. April 11 The price of rubber had a sagging tendency during the week, standing today fit 7 7/16d. compared with 7 9 16d. last week. Quiet conditions ruled in the rubber section of the share market. Quotations were slightly easier on the522 words
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Article349 1930-04-23 314 (From Our Own Correspondent). I pub. April 14 The weather was fine on Sunday when matches in connection with the annmd tourney were played, when the Chinese versus the European matches were concluded. The Chinese once again demonstrated a superiority winning three singles, three doubles, and losing349 words
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Article451 1930-04-23 314 CHINESE SPORTING CLUB BURAIA HIFLEB. 1 he League Fixture between th, Ok use Sporting Club and Burma Raf. which ought to have been pkved <,« ednesday was abandoned after K minutes’ play owing to heavy rain w was played on Thursday on the Batta’ ion Padang. Rain again451 words
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Article380 1930-04-23 315 Penang will give His Exceli I the Governor a sincere welSUC when with Lady Clementi to these shores for the jl. time since bis appointment, pfnan» will have the opportunity Showing to Sir Cecil how extra«dinarily beautiful it really is and he will see why many would claim380 words
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Article370 1930-04-23 315 Y «»Urdtn of Snr-» H sl official T "-“b the Xr few e JC ?ro" fewer 8,1 of sum’ 4t? yeai Tfc s bene- **> di ’»ion* r Time £a!l ’"'f health T' p ”rely economic, b ght m SaVin6 f 5 6Uni must «Present an Mtta hour-370 words
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Article116 1930-04-23 315 Oxiord won the boat race in 1923 by three quarters of a length and since then Cambridge have monopolised the victory. Saturday s win by two lengths signalises an important period—and seven consecutive wins. It also gives Cambridge an actual lead in the total, for now they have116 words
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Article225 1930-04-23 315 After convicting a Chinese on Saturday at the Penang Police Court for the theft of a bicycle from a student at Hutchings School, the Magistrate found that Tan Pok Huat, the accused, had three previous convictions. Ihe case was accordingly transferred to the District Court. It was225 words
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Article167 1930-04-23 315 PENANG SCHOOL BEATS BUKIT MERTAJAM. The following are the results of PingPong matches played between the Chong Wah School Union, Penang and the Zit Sin Chinese School. Bukit Mertajam. at Bukit Mertajam on Sunday: Gnoh Hoo Bin (C. H. S. U.) beat Ooi Gnoh Kim (Z. S. C.167 words
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Article758 1930-04-23 316 AYER KUNING RUBBER COMPANY. A profit, as against a loss last year, was reported at the annual meeting of the Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate, Limited. The Twentieth Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate Limited was held at the registered office758 words
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Article196 1930-04-23 316 IPOH TENNIS. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, April 13 The annual tennis match, Chinese versus European, began on Saturday, when four doubles and five singles were played. The balance will be played on Sunday. Keenly Contested. The matches were keenly contested. The weather was fine but the196 words
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Article265 1930-04-23 316 REPORTER MISTAKEN FOE ACCUSED! A witness at Penang Police Court yesterday, asked to point out a man accused of murd er pointed out a reporter. It was later ascertained that the nm was suffering from weak eyesight Giving evidence in the case in wU it is265 words
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Article71 1930-04-23 316 VAIN APPEAL. (From Our Own Correspond Singapore. AP 111 11 Mr. E. B. Evans o Company who was ie ce j tn the Police Court and t d S connection with an gaming laws with his fo^\ be competitions, appealed e rustice to-day in the Sup^71 words
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Article951 1930-04-23 317 WITH INNINGS TO SPARE. (By Vulcan) Penang, Sunday evening Setaenguivel’» team won a great vic’rrrtinuin» this morning they took MOW to 195 before closing the The P C C. started their Storings a* >1 clock and Wcre 8 d at a quarter to one for a paltry "0 Play951 words
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Article253 1930-04-23 317 PENANG GAMES. On Friday, April 18, three chukkas will be played at 4.30 p.m. on the Penang Polo Club ground for the McDougall Cup in the Easter Holiday Tournament. The following will represent the Penang Polo Club whose colours will be green and white:— I.A. G.253 words
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Article132 1930-04-23 317 The R. A. F. Flying boat which patted over Penang the other day on her way from Singapore to Langkawi arrived in Penang yesterday morning on her return journey. She anchored at Glugor and in the afternoon, about 5 o’clock, the flyers attracted much attention132 words
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Article519 1930-04-23 318 Sir Cecil Clementis reign in Malaya has been characterised already by evidence of determined action decided upon swiftly and unhesitatingly. The Straits Echo welcomes the move of Government in explaining that Government offices should not join the banks in the business of declaring race days public holidays. The whole519 words
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Article320 1930-04-23 318 It is thought likely that a charge uf attempted murder against a Penang Chinese will be amended to “voluntarily causing hurt.” The case in which Tan Zooi, a Hokkien. is chargod with the attempted murder of another Chinese named Tan Flock was again postponed at the Penang320 words
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Article408 1930-04-23 318 Penanj’s Chinese Ren,., Club W ilt he an mg iv.th a large front, and 'l face the V.ctoria Gr(en f dang. The plans show that the frnm be 112 feet long and that th Will be 64 feet, across. I he 7* several cement steps l408 words
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Article914 1930-04-23 319 pexasg meeting. dividend brought to eight per CENT. The annual meeting of the iSemunggol slter Co. Ltd., was held n th t T' lee Offioe» of the Company No. 1A Eng street. Penang at noon on ‘theChairman M*' J- MnNeilt preettfiUTSJß.7 D Kemp, A. G. Boyd and914 words
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Article482 1930-04-23 319 Charges of murder and attempted murder were made against a Penang hinese yesterday. A preliminary inquiry into the death of Khor (hua, a Tiudal employed at Messrs. lan Kali Kee and Co.’s rubber factory at Bridge Street was conducted yesterday at the Penang Police Court when Ee482 words
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Article688 1930-04-23 320 Those who anticipated that Mr. Snowden would attempt to take advantage of the strong position of the Labour party in the country did not credit the Chancellor of the Exchequer with the astuteness of mind for which he is noted. Mr. Snowden had a difficult task not only688 words
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Article264 1930-04-23 320 So much has been said in disparagement of the efforts of the postal authorities to speed up the air mails that an instance which does credit to the officials must be mentioned. On Monday a letter was delivered in Penang which was posted in London at midnight, March264 words
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Article437 1930-04-23 320 The Water Polo maichel tween the Chinese and Eurn peans played at the Chines Swimming Club resulted in f ou nil m favour of the Chinese. A correspondent who was tu writes: The large crowd of spectators had assembled to watch the match* evinced keen interest and much437 words
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Article2291 1930-04-23 321 i a Supreme Court case begun yesIfl uLe Mr. Justice feproule it that one of the people j had 39 aliases! eai the plaintiffs are Yeo h and Co., Khoo Sim Len (f), Kgor. Yeo Oon Por and Yeo g d tbe defendants Yeo Th n‘ and2,291 words
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Article173 1930-04-23 322 PEN. ING’ APPEAL. “NOT THE PRACTICE IN ENGLAND.’’ In an appeal from the Magistrate’s court yesterday in the Supreme Court Mr. .Justice Sproule told Mr. Gartside that he could not agree that it was a common practice for people in England to go into tea173 words
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Article81 1930-04-23 322 MORE PENANG CHARGES For exposing for sale fish ard unfit for human eonsump,”!?'” s Penang fishmongers were fl each at the Penang Police Co™' 4 S •l«.v by Mr. F. K WilX An Indian was fined f or QUn offence last week. BnWi Guilty. lhe first81 words
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Article262 1930-04-23 322 1 here was an echo at Penang Pohet Court yesterday of a case which w heard at the Supreme Court last mong when Lim Ah Lok, a Hokkien, w charged with giving false evidence. Court Inspector Stewart conducted the prosecution and Lim Ah Lok was charged with262 words
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Article965 1930-04-23 323 IlfflBV perhaps seem obvious to that the Civil Service P 0 °f,r more in Malaya than it where self-govern-d developed. So much rests e hands of the individual civd “r,nt that his powers and Ins opuMr good become tai C ha> thee would be in a Ending post965 words
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Article520 1930-04-23 323 AND ANOTHER WITH 'BARREL BATH. f By G. B. A single piano. No roads along which to walk. A sampan for the occasional outing. Food supplies twice a week. In the distance ships going past. Round and about, every day and all day, lepers in520 words
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Article1902 1930-04-23 324 STORY OF CRACKS “SIX FEET LONG.” CotiMel suggested that the building was “riddled with structural cracks” and that practically every room on the three floors had cracks on the walls. This was stoutly denied by Mr. William Harding, the acting Manager of the contractors, Messrs. Brossard Mopin,1,902 words
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Article829 1930-04-23 325 CRICKET AND FOOTBALL MATCHES. Penang Free School were defeated at football but drew at cricket against King Edward VII School, Taiping. The visitors were the guests of King Edward VII School during their stay in Taiping. Cricket commenced at 11 a.m. King Edward School winnng829 words
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711 1930-04-23 326 At the special meeting of the Indi an Immigration Committee held at Penang the stoppage of tapping in May was discussed and the gures of recruited and non-recruited emigrants were compared. The following were present :—'ihe J Controller of Labour, Malaya (Ihe Mr.711 words
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Article219 1930-04-23 326 Ke Mah Hoo, a Penang Chinese, who is charged with both murder and attempted murder, was yesterday committed for trial. The further hearing of the Bridge Street murder charge was continued at the Penang Police Court yesterday when four other witnesses, including Inspector G. A. Miller, were219 words
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Article248 1930-04-23 326 "This is the sort o i body would like to have” Penang Magistrate man who eaid he had found nr in his pocket. Ismail I, Ibrahim, an I ndian medan, was charged at Penanjp? Court yesterday with the theft/’ cents from a Chinese hawker a/ “Drunk.” Inspector248 words
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Article160 1930-04-23 326 For possession of 258 katies arsenic without a licence a Chine* named Chew Siew Peng was fc* $25/- yesterday in the Penang Court by Mr. J. S. W. Arthur. “Never Been Told.” Mr. for the accused, that although it was no excuse ths m*. was really160 words
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Article445 1930-04-23 327 So much unsophisticated arrant 50 ha 9 been spoken, quoted TrfterJ «tout aerial developin Malaya that the issue has fogged and the public may be if it is left in the wilderness “±pte with a problem that has “Vining or end. One aspec X M 8 obvious— that Malaya445 words
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Article1006 1930-04-23 327 The Hon. the Resident Conncillor opened a Hindu temple at Pulau Jerejak yesterday morning. In brilliant sunshine the Hon. Mr. E. W. F. Gilman left Victoria Jetty by motor launch accompanied by the Chief Medical Officer, Dr. W. M. Chambers, the Deputy Controller of Labour, and1,006 words
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Article256 1930-04-23 328 PENANG STORY. Seven Chinese women were yesterday fined by the Penang Magistrate for gambling. “They know not what they do,” Baid Mr. F. K. Wilson at the Penang Police Court yesterday when he convicted and fined seven Chinese women and one man for “gambling256 words
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Article98 1930-04-23 328 ANOTII ER P()STPt)N EMEXT. Ihe alleged counterfeiting case in which four Chinese are charged with counterfeiting the King’s coins”, and another with being in possession of counterfeit coins, was again mentioned at the Penang Police Court yesterday before Mr. F. K. Wilson. S2O. Mr. T. E. Conagahan98 words
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Article1300 1930-04-23 328 MOST IXTERESTING DAY OF THE M E E T I N G. FIRST DAY'S RESULTS. Well, the first day is over, and I think results may be said to favour punters, as 5 favourites turned up, and one second favourite, whilst the other two winners were fairly1,300 words
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Article1357 1930-04-23 329 The second day saw a good attendance, but the racing was most uninteresting, not one really decent finish being witnessed. My remarks regarding the handicapping of Sellam and Final Opinion appear to have been justified,, as whereas the former was well beaten, the latter ranged home, winning1,357 words
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Article726 1930-04-23 330 A.A. ANTHONY CO. DAILY SHARE LIST Penang, April 24th 1930. Name of Company Buyers Seller Tin —Dollar Companies Sets 3c’ Ayer Weag 0,75 1-00 Batang Pafhnv 0.15 0,174 Batu Caves 0.-5 0,974 Hicam 0.»9 .41 Johan 0-44 0.46 Kinta L2B 1.3 J Klang Rivers -2.37 j 2.424 Kuchai 1.2/ i726 words
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