The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 4 June 1930
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Title Section18 1930-06-04 1 Straits Echo Weekly (Mail) Edition. |i PER SINGLE COPY 40 CTS. J PENANG, JUNE 4. l!»3o. No. 2218 words
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Advertisement234 1930-06-04 1 CONTENTS iiunrpc: Penang Toddy Charge 452 LEA,), h> The Passing Hour 453 Penang Police Court 454 Civilisations 4y(i Clayton Cup Soccer 454 441 To-morrow y” Speculation Beal Business 44 Four Minutes 449 M(,ving a OUTSTATION NEWS. Kedah Honoured Its Sultan 11l Chinese Miners Tn Serious PENANG NEWS ,,sitio 452 i234 words
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Advertisement144 1930-06-04 2 THE STRAITS ECHO? WEEKLY EDITION. Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, it contain» the latest local news originally given in the daily issues as well as the leading and special article». The subscription is $lB per annum, post free to any part of the144 words
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Article724 1930-06-04 436 There cftn be few more fascinating rabjecte than the cursory or extended study of the rise and fail of civilisations and it was a happy thought on the part of Mr. David McLeod to speak to the Penang Free School at the Empire Day celebrations on this problem. Mr.724 words
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Article405 1930-06-04 436 COLOURFUL PENANG CEREMONY. Penang scouts and cadets paraded at the Esplanade on Saturday morning to celebrate Empire Day, About 650 men and boys in their smart uniforms were present, of whom four units were cadets and six units scouts. Captain A. J. Batchelor was officer commanding405 words
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Advertisement20 1930-06-04 436 HE STRAI ts ECHO, PUBLISHED DAILYWEEKLY EDITIONS ft. news ol «>« prior Mails «or Europe. -Straits Echo” Building. Penang Road, Penang.20 words
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Article548 1930-06-04 437 WHEN PROFESSIONALS TORMENT US. (By 'Keytop.') Photography is an art, which rhymes with heart. When a novice spends a portion of h's hard-earned cash on a pack of films, assuming he borrowed the camera, and when upon taking a picture of his best girl he discovers later that the548 words
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Article312 1930-06-04 437 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 25 The Chetty community of Ipoh held a reception at the Town Hall on Saturday in honour of Mr. Chettiappa Chetty who was recently made a Justice of the Peace of Perak. In the course of the evening the Hon’ble Mr.312 words
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Article432 1930-06-04 437 HUTCHINGS SCHOOL sPojjj Seven different troops ind.uMalay Schools, competed Cheeseman Shield on SAtnni Empire Day Sports held on th?H mgs School Ground. Hll ‘< There were twenty-one indivuk i team events on the programme tollowing were tho Penang (Free School H*’ (Frnncis Light), (Malay (Hutchings Scnool), (G432 words
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1453 1930-06-04 438 jrX IOR CIVIL SERVICE PLEA. IN PENANG The prize appointments were ,/brredto at the annual meet--lin of the Junior Civil Service Association. '■•«•s'ez 1 zs&£ kne. on Saturday afternoon. Id the absence of the president ilr. a Kitto J.P., the ice-President, SXm presided. There «as1,453 words
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1030 1930-06-04 439 PRESIDENT’S SUGGESTION AT ANNUAL MEETING. The annual general meeting of the Penang Swimming Club was held in the club house, Tanjong Bungah, at noon yesterday. The Pr»*ident, Mr. W Penrice, was in the chair and the others present were: Messrs. WoodHill (Vice-President)1,030 words
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Article250 1930-06-04 439 The death took place yesterday morning of Mrs. Rose Nellighan, wife of the late Mr. Charles Nellighan. Mrs. Nellighan, who was eighty, was one of the oldest and best known residents of Penang. The funeral, which took place yesterday evening, was well attended. The chief250 words
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Article554 1930-06-04 440 Lowed by the hu yew I SEAHI n t new Chinese Consul at I :\m honoured I j, 14 Se«h on Sofurdo!/L. v«M Xien Tsu, newly appointI 'iaese Consul in plane of the reLZ» I Mr Tyc Poey ue r r s to a tea party554 words
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Article255 1930-06-04 440 SEEING SON OFF TO PARIS. Their Royal Highnesses Prince and Princess Kitiyakara of Chandaburi, and party, arrived at Penang yesterday afternoon. With them was their son, H. S. H. Prince Kacha Kachob Kitikun, who is proceeding to Europe this week end. At about 3 o’clock, the255 words
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Article385 1930-06-04 440 fine bowling in P.C.C. vs. EASTERN SMELTING MATCH. The Penang Cricket Club met the pastern Smelting Company at the Esplanade yesterday afternoon. The result was a draw after an interesting game. The Club, batting first, put up a total t> runs, out of which 42385 words
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Article404 1930-06-04 441 The world rejoices with the parents of Miss Amy Johnson at what is nothing less than a stupendous achievement for a girl of 22. Alone, unaided, fighting down much discouragment, with little money, Miss Johnson took it into her head to do the “trip.” She has covered thousands of404 words
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Article352 1930-06-04 441 IPOH CHINESE ARRESTED. ALLEGED SEDITIONS DOCUMENTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 26. Officers of the Chinese Protectorate carried out a raid at Cowan Street on the offices of the Perak weekly Chinese newspaper which first came out on May 18. Certain documents, alleged to be352 words
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Article417 1930-06-04 441 (From Our Own Picturesque was the ce“^ S nessed yesterday at the Bah? 5 1 where the celebrations, in f* 1 with H. H. the Sultan's •iT’* birthday, took place. The Balai Besar was a bl Me lour, being tastefully decorated 1 flags, bunting and greenery,417 words
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505 1930-06-04 442 ALLEGED TO HAVE POSED A S A DETECTIVE. <*“Mective and obtained fron. credulous women. For *«Sg®to office'of pK S constable.” Kung Ah detective P°* was convicted c urt yesterday o Yor k ■Xt'ive Inspector Gordon conducted '‘V« aHe-ed that Kung Ah Joo was i, eh nf nosing ns a detective505 words
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325 1930-06-04 442 PENANG COURT STORY. Married men "of good standing" were fined for gambling at Penang Police Court yesterday. Various planters, clerks and salesmen of Penang appeared at the Penang Police Court yesterday before Mr. A. D. York, charged by Detective Inspector Lewis with gambling in325 words
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Article168 1930-06-04 442 DING-DONG BATTLE WITH PERAK (Iroin Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 25. The final inter-State Malay football match for the Sultan's gold cup played at the Kuala Lumpur Stadium this evening resulted in a victory for Selangor; (four —three). It was an interesting match throughout, commencing168 words
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Article186 1930-06-04 442 INTER-TEAM WATER POLO. A fast and interesting game of water polo was played last Sunday between ihe Sharks Team and the Dolphins Team. During the first half the play was even. After the interval two goals were scored for the Sharks and one for i he Dolphins.186 words
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Article713 1930-06-04 443 REPORT REVEALS YEAR OF ACTIVITY. MEMBERS AND THEIR “SUB’’ ARREARS. I I Penang Old Frees' Auocia* tion is having difficulties with members who forget to pay their subscriptions. Twenty-two new members were admitted to the Old Frees’ Association during the financial year ending March 1 The seventh713 words
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Article205 1930-06-04 443 “I am very sorry to protest against the police action, but my instructions are to do so,’’ said Mr. N. Raghavan at the Penang Police Court yesterday appearing for two Bengalis, one of whom was charged with rescuing the other from “the lawful custody of the police.’’205 words
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Article433 1930-06-04 443 Penang Malays have made a definite move towards the forming of cricket clubs. A very successful meeting of Mai rs to encourage the playing of cricket Z leld in the Crescent Star Sports Club on Sunday. There was a large gathering amongst whom were: Dr Ariff433 words
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1474 1930-06-04 444 i/iLf $252,000 fOB NS BIGHTS. g£L IEF THAT IT WILL BE ACCEPTED. •ijf CLUB’S ANNUAL MEETING: LoVBMENTS to THE "TOTE”. The half yearly B eneral m e ng tl l i, Penang Turf Club was held m the L club Office. Chartered Bank Ruilding ftt1,474 words
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Article400 1930-06-04 445 Interesting speculation has been going on in England for some time as to the probable duration of the life of the Labour Government. Many months ago. we wrote that the greater danger to Mr. MacDonald’s Ministry would come not from his opponents outside but from super sensitive critics in400 words
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Article527 1930-06-04 445 TEMPORARY ALLOWANCES FOR OFFICERS. (B// "Keytup. The vexed question of temporary allowances to Government officers occasionally takes up the time of members in the Federal Council, and even newspaper editors have been wont to comment on it in their editorial columns. The camp is divided into two parties,527 words
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Article127 1930-06-04 445 PRINCE PROCEEDING TO EUROPE. More members oj Siam'i Royal Family are expected to arrive at Penang to-morrow a/ternoon. The party is composed of their Royai Highnesses Prince and Princess KitnZ kara of Chandaburi and their young m His Serene Highness Prince Each» Rachob Kitikun, who is127 words
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Article144 1930-06-04 445 The “Straits Echo” is officialty J* formed that Dr. J. E. Smith has selected by Government to nil vacancy caused by the absence on in Europe of Dr. Noel Clarke w Eurasian member on the Council. It was not surprising that when, rumour first reached Penang i144 words
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2084 1930-06-04 446 PENANG MOTHER'S SACRIFICE FOR HER SON HIM TO BE ADOPTED bY wealthy family. n,n was t‘> Mhi ’W cenr T. Penang Supreme Court "meriaij when n ‘r’ 1 Mther related a pathetic Sproule. r tears in ber eyes and bravely XX to bear «P b r emot,on Ld in bv2,084 words
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366 1930-06-04 447 MEMBER WHO MISSED THE MEETING. Yesterday’s meeting of the George Town Municipal Commissioners lasted four minutes! It was noteworthy for an amusing incident. The meeting started at 4.05 p.m. and Mr. C. D. D. Hogan arrived a minute before 4.10 p.m. to find that it366 words
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Article472 1930-06-04 447 SMTOOUHO cn IME AMS[! PENANG CHINESE. Cigarette smuggling wa, „n against two Chine, at Police Court yesterddy. Following the discovery of f eight boxes of alleged "dutiable'T phant Cigarettes, the Penang Officers were said to have diZT other ten boxes containing five hu»Z cigarettes each, on472 words
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Article813 1930-06-04 448 AT VARIANCE bbeach of trust CHARGE. rte ehoyue CUM between X, of P < <rm US Ced th PeMng D t„ct Court yesterday. Ita 800 Yok, partner of the firm iCbopßan Seng Lee. Penang, was 2d with criminal breach of trust it.». It alleged h at813 words
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Article405 1930-06-04 448 KLANG MALAY WHO MURDERED FATHER The question of insanity arose in a murder trial at' Kuala Lumpur. (brom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 28 At the Assizes yesterday before Mr. Justice Farrer Manby, Haji Omar, a Klang Malay, was charged with the murder of his father405 words
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Article508 1930-06-04 449 Soon Penang will lose its reputation for sccretitis. I he legislative Council is to hold its next meeting in Penang—a fact that is supposed to be secret. And yet the Penang newspapers announce it. quietly but none the less surely. No confirmation in the proper circles is to508 words
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Article323 1930-06-04 449 There will be general sympathy with the member of the George Town Commissioners who arriving at 4.9 p.m. found himself too late for the meeting, which lasted four minutes. It can be easily understood that Mr. C. D. D. Hogan, who must have made a hurried effort to323 words
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143 1930-06-04 449 three MONTHS' CESSATIOjc The Kwong Wah Y it M Chinese vernacular faC newspaper m Penang, ed in yesterday', i„ ue (Im( Months PPVbl Clltim, th They had received an order fr® Government to that effect The paper has been in exirtena u twenty years.143 words
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Article176 1930-06-04 449 Being “too busij” has costs Penang Chinese three months in gaol. Tan Teng z\un, who had been unde Police supervision, was yesterdi’ charged before the District Judge, M? J. S. W. Arthur, with failing to repH himself to the Chief Police Officer February 3,176 words
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Article1174 1930-06-04 450 of A red document. TO BY OF BOY’S ADOPTION r Court yesterday in the three Chinese parF i( mo ke claim to €Btate Batd to be worth $200,000. The plaintiffs in the action are Oon and Oon Ah Hooi for 5, Hon. Mr- Lino Cheng Ean1,174 words
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Article100 1930-06-04 450 Results of the Cnlimited Non-Selling Sweep drawn on race 5. “the second pony handicap’’ on Max 21. 1. Earwig Y 5781 2. Merry Boy Y 6857 3. Master Reggie Y 9480 Starters My Posey Y 7148 Lockstitch Y 7504 The Chef Y 9720 Taree Y 4872 Value100 words
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718 1930-06-04 451 PENANG COURT STORY. JAPANESE FINED FOR ASSAULT. The story of a “scene" be* tween a watchman and motorists in the Penang Botanical Gardens. The allegation that he “smelt of toddy’’ was made against a watchman of the Penang Botanical Gardens yesterday at the718 words
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Article164 1930-06-04 451 CASE TO BE HEARD ON JUNE 24. The Penang football quarrel was again mentioned in the District Court yesterday. Samsudin bin Sahabudin appeared before the District Judge, Mr. J. S. W. Arthur yesterday morning, on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Ng Kam Phooi by means164 words
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183 1930-06-04 451 Chinese women were f iM j for gambling at P enan) d ourt yesterday. c< Ten Chinese nonyas, wearing j monds and brilliants, walked int dock at the Penang Police Com terday, to answer a charge of “2? ling in a common gaming house.’’183 words
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Article133 1930-06-04 451 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 28. The inter-club golf match between Caledonia Club and Ipoh Golf CM plaved at Ipoh, resulted in a um Ipoh. Singles 7 and 3, foursomes Ip» 34, Visitors I|. n The scores were H. E. Goodmw. F. E. Van Renen 1; 8. H.133 words
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Article42 1930-06-04 451 A motor car turned Taiping on Monday. T occupants were all in] ure o f tk Miss Yuen Shun Yee, pres» proprietor of the Kuala Lumpur, is lying se the Taiping Hospital. ture d Another woman has a f42 words
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822 1930-06-04 452 THIS IS PERJURY. document that was “NOT EXPLAINED. k tevere rebuke was adminisby Mr. Justice Sproule to an elderly woJan witness during yestiriav't hearing of the pro* bate matter in which three partem claimants for a $200,000 estate. Tt is the worst bit822 words
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121 1930-06-04 452 T/ie Chinese mining position is becoming increasingly serious in the Ipoh district. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 29 Increasing evidence is coming to hand of Chinese miners being unable to carry on under the present conditions resulting in more and more codes being thrown121 words
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Article253 1930-06-04 452 An echo of a case in which an Indian was convicted last week, for selling toddy without a licence, was heard at the Penang Police Court yesterday, when the same man was charged with being in possession of toddy not obtained from a licensed toddy shop. Mr.253 words
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Article840 1930-06-04 453 There will be general pleasure in the island at the news conveyed in the report concerning the administration of George Town during 1929, that “the most pressing problem,’’ sewage, is to be dealt with immediately. Mr. G. L. Ham, the President, shows unmistakable courage in assaulting a citadel that840 words
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Article569 1930-06-04 453 TELEPHONES and COMMjyjg ON OTHER SUBJECTS. However much truth there m m the allegations made he shipping ring it is clear t£ transportation of passengers winter the Blue Funnel «Zt beat the P. i 0. If w •luced rates they succeed, as’iu t f t n e569 words
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Article271 1930-06-04 454 PENANG MALAYS DEFEAT KULIM. The Babul Rahim Sporting Club visited Kulim on Tuesday and won by the only goal scored. The match was refereed by Mr. M. S. Ariffin the Hon. General Secretary, Mohamedan Football Association, PenUg, Both teams tried hard to score early on but were unsuccessful. In271 words
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Article450 1930-06-04 454 The story of a Penang policeman who refused to accept a bribe. For attempting to bribe a police constable who arrested him for a violation of a traffic law, Tan Oo Teh, a Hokkien Chinese was yesterday fined $l5 at the Penang Police Court by Mr. A.450 words
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Article418 1930-06-04 454 D.A F.C. DEFFEAT Y.R.C. A record crowd witnessed the football match at the Dato Kramat Padang last evening when Darul Asahan Football Club (Penang) met the Youngsters’ Recreation Club of Alor Star in competition for the Clayton Gup, and defeated them by three goals to nil. Many418 words
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Article406 1930-06-04 455 SULTAN OF PERAK PRESENT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lurnpur, May 31. 'fhe first day of the Selangor Turf Club’s Summer meeting opened in fine weather, though warm. The going and attendance were good. Those present included the Sultan of Perak nxid suite, the Vang di-per Tuan Besar406 words
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Article730 1930-06-04 455 A.A. ANTHONY CO. DAILY SHARE LIST. Penang, June sth, 1930. Name of Company Buyers Seller Tin—Dollar Companies Sets ct> Ayer Weng G. 75 1.00 Batang Paaanw 0. 14 0.16 Batu Cave? 0.76 6.78 Hitam O.)8 .4c Johan 0.34 0.36$ Kinta 1.15 1.17 Klang Risers 2.2< 2.3 J Kuchai |.15 1.17730 words
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