Malaya Tribune, 29 July 1927

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune ■VOL CIV- No. 176 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1926.
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      345 1 NEW SHIPMENT OF jy 3NUM CARBON PAPER SIZE 8 10 s xN r> WITH 3 WELLS S PAPER WEKiHTS. y tribune Press, Ltd., Iyer Q»*y. Si«faP° T L e J= =o=o=o=o==»o«= =o=o=o=o=o=o =o=o=o=o=o=o $250,000 ft I Commences on 1 Monday, the Ist of August Next I FOR TWl^^^ S ONLY
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      23 1 FBOMPTLI We bay «n kincb ef eM Weteke», Clock* and Jmfcrj Rxepaar* fe* N»w. Jack Brisk a Sons, No. 28. ChaUa Street, SINGAPORE.
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    PRINCE AND SHOP GIRL
    1039 2 SNOBBERY REBUKED AT PANAMA Amusing Stories of Our Most Popular Bachelor How the Prince of Walt's was tricked into a smile for his most popular photograph is told by Major F. Verney, the Prince's personal friend, in H.R.H.t a Character Study of the Prince of Wales
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      271 2 immediate disintegration I in water. They give instant rdirt H fez! in Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, H ffMlh HBr Si/ Influenza. Colds and Fever. Do not J Hjjgjr swallow the tablets whole but take them Bj ■HI Mj The digestive disturbances caused by imita- H lions are unknown with Aspirin Tablets
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      53 2 j "HILLSIDE" PRESS.! I ORDINARY TYPE $120. jjj EX WORKS. g IMPROVED TYPE $155. S EX WORKS. S Suitable f r Packing Rubber jjj Dj in Momi Chests Cj LESS CHESTS REQUIRED X Economy in Transport and Shipping. I UNITED ENGINEERS UHITEO I h (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) H
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      283 2 CURED HIS Rheumatism AFTER MONTHS OF PAIN Many men and women suffer for years with Rh> tne 7 do not know that the kidn< the trouble. When the kidneythe uric acid pass into the bl< >} tie pains of Rheumatism. "For 10 solid months I c with Rheumatism," writes M
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    AIRMEN'S COMPANIONS
    484 3 Many Species of Birds Seen in High Altitudes Filets of circraft racing" rcross the > are not lonely as people on the g might imagine; eagles, hawks and rnig ating birds ?re the companions of the airplanes rarely travely at more than five thousand feet and, at. xnialtitude,
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    THE "RED' TERROR
    264 3 THE "RED TERROR Soviet Reply to British Labour Protest "The Times" correspondent writing from Riga on June 29, says the Soviet Press to-day published a telegram from Mr. Lansbury M.P., Mr. Maxton. M.P.. Chairman of t e Independent Labour Party and Mr. Fenn r Brockway, secretary of the 1.L.r., addressed
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    GOVERNMENT SUED
    145 3 Former Khedive's Action Fails Against Britain Government recently, declaring itself in competent to try the case The Paf fj claim may thus be said to haveparted and he is cast in costs amounting to xi.ow (about £50) to the British Government. The tribunal also declared itself incom tpTl
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      356 3 RINGWORMS ON I I CHILDIFACE In Large, Red Patches. Cuticura Healed. M My daughter's face was affected with ringworms that started with large, red patches and spread all over her face. Her skin was very dry and used to peel off and then start to run water. They itched and
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      149 3 j 3 3 I 1 FRASER NEAVE I I UNITED I I Printers I 8 AND I J Stationers i SINGAPORE I I Gripoly^K I PATENT BELTING £||g I MANUFACTURED IN FOUR SUBSTANCES (l^ 22 •a TO SUIT ALL DRIVES I For Particulars of Guarantee I Apply Agents: 1 TflE
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    MEN AND WOMEN
    893 4 WHAT PROFESSOR THINKS OF THEM Marked Differences Between the Sexes Just as there are characteristic physical differences between men and women, so there are equally well marked differences between their minds, writes professor D. Eraser Harris. A woman is interested in persons rather than in subjects; in
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    125 4 The quarterly statement on the number of persons in ree< ipt of Poor Law relief in England and Wales shows a considerable reduction during the first quarter of tn£ year. There is urnally substantia] falling off in the March quarter as compared with the December quarter, and there was a
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      558 4 !fls TYPEWMitRS* cj 5 1 r\>< tj,f <t BICYCCES i b vW^H^CT^// SEWING MACHINES H J jfe• jsl o TALKING MACHINES B <3&&£fl v y RAZORSSTROPS aI J^HjT From Youth to Old Age p r there is an every clay use for 3-IN-ONE Oil. It is universally used to lubricate
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      352 4 j THE STEINWAY PlANof j Is the Instrument oi the Immortals and! J is used by all Eminent Musicians To-day I Come in, we will be Pleased to Demonstrate I I this Superb Instrument 1 I S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. I Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. I Sore Throat? Formamint destroys the
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION
    332 5 S at Kuala Lumpur par loing Apace ,n* ranee and as much ground as is available Agri-Horticultural A—o oven (1 with a mass Inhibition, which opens next All the building and exhibits from all over arriving. Sorting, unpack(..xhibits make an exh will keep Exhibition work to the small
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    174 5 vein were added to the I a>t fortnight:— M and Pater. Woman who stole Man Trip. M i The Dark Road. 2 copies. I* Winds. The Sun in Splendour. E.R.). The Eternal Lover. 2 A Fr. c Lance of To- 1- -rhid ien. B h d Rajah. The
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    HOME MARKET
    58 5 London, July 26. *»n,h, Market rtings, fair (new 12s 6d rtis, single twist I th fair 24 yards Jd v cr l m trket Middling American $10.15 1 J tton 80 ti I months £283.2.6 merchantable Is 2^d m om. 23s 9d nom. Rake hard Para spot Is
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      310 5 I JUlenburgs I I Foods I Made from the purest milk f of cows pastured in the home H jj counties, the 'Allenburys' M Foods are as easily digested M 1 as mother's m lk. They are 9 I germ free and are simply R and quickly made by the
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      478 5 THE NIGHT S REST so essential to the well Wing d the mother depends first of all upon the normal, peaceful sleep off the child. So many minor ailments interfere with this, disorders trivail enough at the outset, but fraught with danger if Effective treatment can readilybe by the mother
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      208 5 HONG FATT (SUNGEI BESI) LTU. Selangor Tin Ltd. having resigned the position of Sccetaries to Hong Fait (Sungei Bes.) Ltd, lliSl I WaL er Greniec and Co., have been appointed in their place, and the Registered Office of the Company has been removed to 2, Cro»3 Street, Kuala Lumpur, from
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      91 5 I NATURAL />■ MILK FOOD Nestle Anglo-SwiM Condensed Milk Co, (London) 144-147 CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. IMPERIAL Typewriter *ftiT/\ SINGAPORE. I AND SERVICE 1 1 LET US PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU CAN I I SAVE HALF YOUR OIL BILL g jjj with a jjj De Laval 1 CENTRIFUGAL OIL PURIFIER
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      356 6 I Thursday July 28 to Sunday July 31 -FO'JR NIGHTS ONLY I 3 Second Show at 9 p.m. S I NEW ERA FILM FRCLUCI lON jjj Pieserts jjj The GLORIOUS NaY aL I PIC I ZEEBRUQQE 8 IN 7 REELS S X S re (Lately shown at the Victoria Theatre)
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      337 6 Amusements. 1 AT THE [j] ALHAMBRAf S (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietor!.) jjj S In the Second Show at 9 p.m. S I FROM MONDAY JULY 25. I I FOB SIX NIGNTS ONIT Cj ffi A FIRST NATIONAL PRODUCTION gj 3 Prom the penetrative p;n cf EDNA FERBEB, one
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      562 6 GAiETt amm Where Woman is boss Junction Albert ail Beacoalea streets From Friday, July 29 to Thursday, August 4, 1927. NIGHTLY AT 9 p.m. EDMUND COBB In the: close call (A Mustang Picture) The wedding bells are peeling with merriment—Strike up the band! Here comes the bride! Chime in! Come
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    145 7 6hip< Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 29. Eas- Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) nana and Osaka Maru 22; Meldner Tret* 20. Mam Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) mai 18; Minderoo 16; Shrimp lo; l; «llengarry 12; Mm 8; Sumatra •Maru 7. Empir. Dock (Entrance Gate 3)
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    34 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day ia Rs. 153 equal $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Re, 157 M>ul to fclOO.
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    VICTORIA THEATRE
    190 7 Wilbur Players and American Home Life Humour and pathos were both contained ill "The Family Upstairs" as presented by the Wilbur Players at the Victoria Theatre last night. It is a good play l>ut certain parts arc overdone in a characteristic American way and although the aitistes tried
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    443 7 Singapore, July 27. Catalogued 1,(>.Y3,020 lbs.., 471.44 tons. Offered 710,922 lbs., 317.:« tons. Sold 609,993 lbs., 272.32 tons. Spot London Is. sd. New York 34% cts. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb. Standard quality No Sales Good average quality 58 to 59 (a few lots at
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    37 7 The Canadian Air Force, with a view to The ,oread o?'rust among the preventing tr.j fP River Valley, in wheatfields of tne growing grain with sulphair wnicn waving airplanes as they flyJow^ erg Canada loss that the
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    Criminal Revenge
    256 7 INFORMERS EXPOSED TO DANGER Attempted Killing in Queen Street by Gunmen Informers who are at times of considerable assistance to the police are WW*. found out, exposed to the danger Of vengeance at the hands of the criminal element One informer passed out only a tew days ago
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    365 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, July 26. Rubber f.a.q. spot was quoted to-day at 70 sen at which business done. Baron Tanaka, Premier and Foreign Minister stated that he cannot recall the Japanese troops in Shantung without due consideration. Mr. Yamamoto, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry,
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    141 7 The Gaiety Marie Prevost, the deftest comedienne on the screen; the piquante, dainty little actress whose knowing smile and consummate art helped to make "The Marriage Circle "Three Woman" and "Kiss me Again'" the fascinating pictures they were will be seen in her most delightful role at Gaiety
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1179 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, July 29 < Rice' liiS N 2 K yan $327 'Mixed Black Pepper 59.00 59.00 SKiss 1:: pi. .saw]*"! g£ t& Rice Saigon 1 $307 'Mixed Copra 10.30 Sice' IHKS 1 1278 6.25 k ass*!: $275 2S Rice, Rangoon 2 $265 Small f^Jgg! 0 Rice, Par
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    70 7 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mr. Chew Hock Leng and family bo* to thank all relatives, friends and Member* of the Gaylang Straits Chinese Association En" Wah Kck Association and also IZ ctmese Staff of B.A.T. Co (S S.) L*L for their Night visits and attendance at the funeral of
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      459 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Piano lessons -iven by Competent Lady. For particulars, apply Box 518, c|o Malaya Tribune. GOVERNMENT OF F.M.S. Decrepit Home and Leprosorium. Tenders will be received at the Office, of the State Engineer, Selangor, up to 2 p.m. of the 22nd August, 1927 forthe erection of the following buddings
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      389 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, July 29 11.39 a.m., 10.38 p.m. J i Board Meeting. 2.15 p.m. l'lay.-rs at Victoria Theatre, 9.30 To-morrow, July 30 __0.1 l p.m. 11.20 p.n». inuatioa School Sports, btadium, p t rt _pulu Brani CSaeta*, 8.30 I Bialef Meeting, BuUt Timah. Lawn Tennis Championships, a Lumpur. V
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      63 7 VIETEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By courtesy of the Gorernmeiit Health Office) Kandang Kerbau Station, for the 24 hours ending at midnight, July 28. deg. Maximum shade temperature 91-3 F. Minimum shade temperature <»-J *j Mean shade temperature JJ-* Maximum sun radiation Minimum grass radiation Sea temperature q F Mean wet-bulb temperature *L
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    VITAL STATISTICS
    864 8 In his report for 1926 the RegistrarGeneral of Births and Deaths estimates the total population of the Straits Settlements at 1,025,835, as against 99,266 in 1925. On this estimate, which we regard as moderate, he gives a crude death rate of 31.81 per thousand. This is below the
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    1157 8 The annual athletic sports of St. Anthony's Boys' School will be held at the School ground on Saturday August 6 at 2.30 p.m. The A. C. Epworth League Social scheduled for this Saturday, the 30th inst.. has to be postponed. Its date will be announced later. All members and friends
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    739 8 Mrs. E. Buxton of X undergone a successf General Hospital, Sii Mr. A. X. p arqunj Halla-n and Co. WBa pean Hospital at Kual; day. Dr. A. X. Ringst, on for Lumpur, it reported progress. Dr A. X. Xv. v the European Hospital on Monday and u\
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      390 8 I CIRRUS GLASSWARE. a jj An entirely New Production in Decorative I i Glass. ir I I Give A Finishing Touch to any Decorative S I Scheme. [c a T S a errs is?- Isa I i iMW ii M ft nj q PL «3 FLOSS FL ISC FLOW FL
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      150 8 ES2SiSZSZSHSZSZSZSZSZS2SSS&i2SZS2SaEBSZS I By Special Appointment S To His Majesty ft THE KING OF SIAM. I Estdc 1872. 1 I THE ONLY g I Leading Store for jjj I HIGH-CLASS I JEWELLERY S that will nJ 1 ATTRACT ATTENTION I CREATE INTEREST landI and X INDUCE BUYING 1 A Great Variety
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    THOSE "RED" OIL CONTRACTS
    202 9 Boycott cf Russia Impossible FRENCH AND ITALIAN NAVAL NEEDS lipjei kan Deals Arouse the Ire of the Royal Dutch Reuter's Service. London, July 28. ng sidelights in connexion with in .he oil w< rid are leveaku ;.:iv nl New? contributor who I -si. ility of the
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    Another Big Merger
    75 9 (i'KXKK.U, MOTORS BUYING I I' STEEL FIRM America's Two Largest Units of Industry Reute's Service. New York. July 28. :ty of interests between States Steel Corporation and M I rporation f America's two ial units, is anticipated to- m York papers on the basis the Dupont de
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    AMERICANS IN CHINA
    50 9 pressman's Striking Speech in Shanghai Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, July 28. the Rotary Club, this after- nan Congressman, Mr. Dyer, the foreigners wanted in same protection of life and Chinese received in foreign China was unable to give the respective Governments No country nowadays itself alone.
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    EMPEROR OF JAPAN
    32 9 Uives to Witness the Naval Manoeuvres Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Tokio, July 28. has left for Bonins aboard It i,,. Yamashiro to attend the He will be absent for
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    JAPANESE COTTON
    27 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Osaka, July 29. tons pinners' Association has ie the fifteen per cent curtpu* for six months from '927 to Apiil 1928.
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    PHENOMENAL RAINS IN INDIA
    197 9 Mail Train Marooned in Punjab HOUSES COLLAPSE IN AHMEDABAD Reuter's Service. Bombay. July 28. Phenomenal rains in Gujarat have occasioned widespread havoc. Traffic is interiupted owing to breaches in the railway. A mail train from Punjab, which was due in Bombay on July 25, marooned at
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    CLOUDS GATHER IN ROUMANIA
    89 9 Peasants Disown Avarescu MOVEMENT TO BRING CAROL BACK [Tiono OcoATk IJcrvIlc Berlin, July 28. Alarmist reports from Budapest and Paris ,say that clouds are gathering in Roumania. The pea-ants threaten to march on Bukharest for which Bratianu is militarily preparing. It is understood that the People's
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    A Giant 'Plane
    93 9 DORNIER COMPANY TO FLY ATLANTIC Passenger Service to Begin with Huge Monopolane [Trans-Ocean Service] Berlin, July 28. According to the Berlin evening Press the German Dcxrnier Air Graft Co. of Altenrhein, Switzerland is constructing a monster aeroplane capable of lifting lends similar to Zeppolins. While the details
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    CAPT. BARNARD KILLED
    51 9 Famous Pilot's Accident During Test Flight Reuter's Service. London, July 29. The famous imperial airways pilot, Captain Barnard, was killed in a flying accident at Bristol while testing a machine in which he was competing in the King's Cup race on July 30, which he won twice
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    FRANCE IN FOR GAMES
    35 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, July 28. Following the successful launching of a national fund of half a million francs, the Olympic Committee has decided that France will participate in the Amsterdam Olympiad.
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    FREDDIE WELSH DEAD
    190 9 One-time ldo\ of the Ring UNDEFEATED CHAMPION'S LOSSES [Reuter's Service.] New York, July 28. The former world's lightweight champion, Freddie Welsh, was found d'jad in his room at a local hotel. [The name of Freddie Welsh was at one time a household w r rd in boxing
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    Pacific Peace
    66 9 DESTRUCTION OF NAVAL BASES Remarkable Suggestion at Pacific Relations Parley Reuter's Service. Honolulu, July 28. At the Pacific Rela:ions Conference the Australian, Bgglest m, suggested the de«tructiv n of all ua—l baa M ia or near the Pacific. He believed that thereby the peace of the Pacific would
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    HANGCHOW IN DANGER
    60 9 Garrison Not Loyal to Chiang Kai-shek Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai. July 29. General Chiang Kai-shek is rushing troops to the Chekiang border, giving colour to the reports that the garrison at Hangehow i? unreliable and likely to turn over to the Hankow Government, tesulting in a
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    NUNGESSER AND COLI
    52 9 Cheque Presented to Mothers of Lost Airmen Reuter's Service. Paris, July 28. A telegram to Le Matin from New York states that ex-Ambassador Gerard announced at a fete at New York that a cheque for $31,251 had been sent to M. Poincare for the mothers of Nungesser
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    BORODIN'S CONVOY
    43 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Hankow, July 27. M. Borodin left this afternoon for Russia via Chengchow, Shensi and Urga, by His special train, which had been standing by for thirty-six hours, laden with motor-ears and plentifully provisioned for a lengthy journey?
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    RIOTS IN UKRAINE
    39 9 I Trans-Ocean Service I Kiev, July 28. Troops have been despatched to quell disturbances in various parts of the Ukraine particularly in the Volga district where the anti-Btlsheviks have seized several towns and are shooting Communists.
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    DUTCH PIONEER DEAD
    27 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] Amsterdam, July 28. The death of Jacobus Nienhuys, aged ninety-one, a pioneer tobacco planter in the Dutch Indies, is announced.
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    NAVAL ARMAMENTS DEADLOCK
    850 9 Two Hours' Meeting a Failure BRITAIN'S NEW PLANS REJECTED Chamberlain Speech gets Badly Received in the U.S.A. Reuter's Service. Geneva. July 28. After a twr> hours' mcl ing th? British and Americans came to a deadlock on the latest British naval proposals submitted by Mr. Bridgeman and
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    AN INCIDENT IN '14 RECALLED
    92 10 Poincare Speech Resented DESTRUCTION OF VILLAGE IN FRANCE [Trans-Ocean Service] Beilin, July 28. la view of the deep resentment which M. I'oincare's Orchies speech has aroused in Germany, the Wclff Bureau has issued a semi-official statement authenticated by French and German evidence saying that following
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    Beach Road Outrage
    118 10 HYLAMS SHOT DOWN BY GUNMEN j Daring Gang Get Away With Over $200 A daring armed gang robbery in which two Hylams were shot down by four armed Chinese was committed shortly after five o'clock early this morning. It appears that two Hylams were walking down Beach
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    THE O'HIGGINS MURDER
    33 10 Dail Eirrean Votes £20,000 as Compensation to Family Reuter's Service. j Dublin, July 29. The Dail has voted twenty thousand pounds sterling as compensation to Mr. O'Higgins' wife and children.
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    NEW MOTOR CONCERN
    90 10 "We understand that a new motor concern will open on August 1, at 75 Bukit T The h unconcern will be known as The Assorted Auto Company, and will be run undeV the auspices of the Cycle and Car- r?a*e Co (1926). Ltd. The Manager will be
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    NEW MAGISTRATE
    50 10 Mr C. H. Dakers of the Chinese Protectorate was on the Bench with Mr. C. P Smith, the Third Police Magistrate, this morning. Mr. C. P. Smith will leave Singapore on August 6 f Christmas Island on transfer as District Officer. Mr. Daker will sit as Third Magistrate.
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    Sporting News
    194 10 FOOTBALL A.P.C. BEAT S.R.C. AT STADIUM Two Bottom Clubs Give Good Display The second division of the S.F.A. League is gradually being completed and last evening two more games were played, the A.r.L. beating the o.R.C. by tne odd goal in three, and the V.M.C.A. drawing with Fort
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    League Positions
    112 10 Division II (A) Goals. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Duke's 6 6 0 0 31 2 12 Poltae j 3 1 1 6 9 7 or FA ***** I O TF V 6 2 1 310 7 a ice 6 2 0 4 710 4 Fort
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    Malacca Hotspurs Defeat Malacca Rovers
    92 10 At the Kubu field on Tuesday last the Malacca Hotspur Association met th<> Malacca Rovers, a new registered football team consisting mostly of Malays. The game was rather fast and proved interesting. Chan Cheng C-huan, who skippered the Association, netted twice in the tirst half
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    Stadium Stafl' Side to Play Police
    57 10 The following team will represent the Stadium Staff vs. the Police in a friendly game at the Stadium on Sunday: G. L Harris; Lim Teck Seng. Kee Hoc k Kema1 Bennett. R. S. Wilson; Bmney Hock Cuan Lim Tian Lye, Keng Bak and Ze«jeserves:
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    Changes to To-day's Trial Game
    75 10 Owing to a number of the originally selected players being unable to tiirn ou the following is the revised list for to-day's trial match at the StadiumColours :-Melan; Cheok Wah, Yep* Soon; Kemat, Chee Lim, Loo Beng; War Puteh. R. Smith, Young Liang, Dulfatah and
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    Pearl's Hill School
    189 10 EXCELLENT DISPLAY BY PUPILS Mrs. Van Straubenzee Gives Away the Prizes The annual sports of the Pearl's Hill School, held yesterday afternoontj*™** very successful, the y<>^»*f tiup acquitting themselves creditably. The entire display reflected great credit on the school management and the teaching staff who are to
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    The Turf
    510 10 FIRST DAY OF PENANG RACE MEET Fine Weather and a Record Crowd (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 28. The weather was fine to-day for the opening of the races and there was a record crowd. The going was good and the racing interesting. His Highness the Smtan
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    GOLF
    68 10 Second Round of Thousand Guineas Tournament Reuter's Service. London, July 29. In the second round of the Thousand Guineas Professional tournament at Leeds Jack Smith (Wentworth) beat Nabholtz 3 and 2. H. Jolly (Foxtrrove) defeated Melhorn, 6 and 4. Large (St. Helens) beat Duncan at the 21st hole; Compston
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    Draw for Andrew-Currie Cup Competition
    137 10 The result of the draw for the Andrew Currie Cup is as follows: 1st round byes Mrs. E. F. O.'Sullivan (S.G.C.), Mrs. R. H. Wilson (S.G.C.), Mrs. F. A. Morrell (S.G.C.), Mrs. J. H. Tennent (G.G.C.), Mrs. F. Guy Stevens (S.G.C.), Mrs. H. S. Shipway
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    TENNIS
    608 10 CONCLUSION OF Y.W.C.A. TOURAMENT Splendid Exhibition Runs Into Third Set (By "Veteran") The mixed doubles final of the. Y.W.C.A. Tennis Tournament was played yesterday afternoon, when Miss R. Cassels defeated Miss Nora Williams and Mr. Jack Frost after three hard sets, 4-6, 6 ltldtn. has such an excellent and
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    Yesterday's Result at R. S. Y. C. Tournament
    24 10 Semi-Final— Open Singles Da v beat Haybittel 6—3, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday: Both courts free.
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    Malaya Cup Tournament at Kuala Lumpur
    95 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 2a. At tennis this morning in the ladies doubles Mrs. Laing and Miss Tob> bea. Mrs. Bucknell and Mrs. Tollmache, B—6, men's doubles. Huggins and Shel tonagar beat Lim Bcng Soo and Muiakami. Kee and Ong Thuan
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    49 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumipur, July 28. In the Malaya Lawn Tennis championships to-day Mrs. Laing beat Mrs. Tollemache, 6-0, 6-1, in the Ladks* singles events and Messrs. Sells and Stennitt beat Leonard and Cochrane in the Veterans I Doubles, 6—4, 4—6, 6—4.
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    636 10 FIDEL LA BARBA DECIDES TO ENTER COLLEGE Desire to Study More Important Things Than Fighting Since the days of bare knuckles, boxing has been replete with unusual characters, but Fidel La Barba, world's flyweight champion, and his manager, George Blake, stand by themselves as extraordinary figures in the business
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    ST. JOSEPH'S OLD BOYS
    143 10 The annual general meeting of the St. Joseph Old Boys' Association was held at the Association premises on Tuesday. Rev. Bro. Stephen and Rev. Bro. Michael were present and both spoke of the progress of the Association and some valuable advice re the conducting" of an
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    134 10 A case interesting to those inclined to minimize the difficulties due to caste prejudice in the Indian Army was provided recently when a death sentence pronounced by the local High Court on a Lance-Naik of the Military Hospital was commuted to transportation for life. The Lanee-Naik found occasion
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    55 10 Sir Harry Parlett, for 37 years counsellor at the British Embassy m Japan is expected home soon with his wife on retir*ment owing to ill health. Sir Harry says that the situation in China will take man> years to clear up-or rather to buy up. as Generals only remain laithful
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    The New World
    238 10 FOURTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS Popular Amusement Resort's Welcome to Public The New World, in Jalan i; entertained thousands of pei during the past four year itself as a favourite pi hearts of the public and ventures, this amusenn to go on for many mon One grouse that many
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    A Clever Ruse
    84 10 KEEPER OF BROTHEL DUPED Induced to Deliver Over SKHI by Straits-Born Straits-born Chinese, w sat unknown, is Wanted by the poll, charges of pulling off a char nod Chinese brothel yesterday afterT The swindler must have beei sion of information regarding of the house. It appears thaj
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    EXHIBITION OPENS
    123 10 Bigger and Better Than Ever i (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. July The Malayan morning is bigger than ever many Bn; sections. Theie is a v contains a real nipah palm demonstrations. ins three The forest* sect.,. ro o* sions with bedroom and suites and There is
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    48 10 A Swiss airway untitled offer to Berne the arrested fugiti National Bank, nan, tive would travel would be converted^ sidered pending <^ Discovered hiding IxionV l£;bo«t. pore a Chine- Schofield. at on July 12, V from Sing»P°« 10 fendant, pleading 8 desired to come tojh sentenced to one mon
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    696 11 1 oMr. Tessensohn's Devotion ANTE SHEET SHOWS GOOD PROFIT «ing is th*- annual report of re Recreation Club to be subthe annual meeting to be held on Ml Wednesday. August 10, •Yew Committee have pleamitt mg to you their report and i the year ended June 30,
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    MODERN WOMAN
    500 11 Scathing Portrait by Arnold Bennett Mr. Arnold Bennett, in his newest book. "The Woman Who Stole Everything, and Other Stories" (Cassell) seems, as the Ameiieans would say, to have gotten a down on the modern woman. His longest story, the one that gives the title to the book,
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    241 11 "On This Day "In Holwood Park, looking over the vale of Keston in Kent, towards the wooded Downs, a stone seat has been placed under a enarled oak with an inscription cut into it telling the wayfarer that "here William Wilberforce persuaded Pitt to propose the abolition of the Slave
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    390 12 Gruesome Bull-Fight Scenes on the Riviera Twelve thousand people, from every part of the Riviera, assembled recently in the old Roman arena of Frejus—where, 2,000 years ago, Christians were tortured and murdered—to see four bulls sacrificed on the altar of pleasure. Black troops from the French colonies
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      191 12 1 YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE F I I coumcuG io-«ifi«"'}' V 21ll ,ULY i B The Chinese Historical Film jjj I SER LAN CHTE IUP Last Chapter of I I A UNIQUE REALISATION —A SCREEN SENSATION I S HUtorictflr perf«ctioev<iy detail. X o.der to .void «b. rush, there be TWO ebowa
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      292 12 I Superior Polishing Cloth j| I For cleaning and polishing Silver--Gala-Nickel-PI J G h0 and other metals also Glassware. I fl p os itively will not scratch nor injure the finest Bnisl I 1 POS dean and polish easily, leaving a lasting last I I PRICE 60 CENTS A PIECE.
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      157 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for To-day, July 29 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band. Band Practice 5 p.m.—Jardin? Steps, S. R. E. (v) Sect.. Assemble for Camp at Puloe Brani. 5 pni .-_Tardine Steps. Machine Gun Pltn.. Assemble for Camp at Puloe Brani. 5 p.
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    517 13 Singapore, July 23. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 50 Beef stew or curry kati 40 Pork lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 56 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Muttcn Australian lb. 53 Fowl, kati 75 Capons (Locally reared), kati Hens (Locally reared) kati Ducks each
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      471 13 r L!' nil AMERICAN STEEL f SPLIT PULLEYS. I ias M combine enormous strength 3 ins transmit maximum power > ins" endure higher speeds than S ..ther standard metal pulley. [jj ENGINEERING R THE BORNEO CO LTD(lncorporated in England) H Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Teluk AnU„ n „.i r» X
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      105 13 £q The "BEEGEE" jf Perfect Ink Eraser. fcffi A BOON TO BOOK KEEPER) jteJ|l Economical efficient anc alwayi ready for use Pgß Haa no blade to keep sharj rajEfi j but haa a bruih of scientifically PfraM prepared fibres which are ez JI S tremely hard and sharp. I TJ
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      218 13 BRITISH RECORDS 189 Show me the way to go home. Tessie! Stop Teasin Me. 377 Valencia—Sleepy time Gal. 383 Rose Marie—lndian Love Call. 642 Pucker up and whistle-Arabia. 646 One, Two, Three, Four,—lsle of Paradise. 886 Three O'Clock in the morning-Mahina Malamalama. 193 I want to be happy-Tea for two.
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      475 14 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE Tbe office of Sam Buchenbo'z Co J 117 North Bridge tki 28th Ju'v and tl\*** J 11 Ji funeral cf Mr. B. Buchenho z in Fe t .um. Singapore Marine Insurance Association Fire Insurance Association of Singapore. Motor Insurance Association of Malaya. Th P Offic s of
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      491 14 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED —Experienced Accounts Clerks (Chinese) for Miri. Apply to Box No. 517 c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—For an old established electricai firm (British) a Chief Storekeeper. Applicants must possess a thorough know£dee of stores routine, be able to keep Sock cards and slock sheets and prepare monthly returns
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      427 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES 85, Beach Street. Malaga 131 > Jonker Street Mr-fr 77-79, Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Hongkong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 6i Birch Road> Pntavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9, Kiukiang Road. AGENCIES AT: London,
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      500 14 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Connies Acts of 1802 1890, on 2nd December 189^.) -f D i £3,000,000 Authorised Capita £I g oo 00 0 Subscribed Capital £1050 ,000 Paid-up Capital £1 545 6 66 London, L. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J M. Ryrie,
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      450 14 INSURANCE raPl sol]TH life BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. 2nd Floor of No. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. 'Phone Nos.
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      403 14 M. hassanl ELECTRICAL COM RACIQg I 36, Bras Basah lioad, 1 SINGAPORE. I If you are in re I f elect J lights, fans, bells, powet \M motors and etc. I Please write to ihe abej address or 'Phone U] No. 34ul CHARGES MODI ATE. 25ff""S MALAYA TRIBUNE 'Phone 345
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      514 15 STEAMER SAILINGS n OT BRITISH INDITIiFM^S I (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. LniNSI IAR AND ORIENT A-. STEAM NAVIGATION CO P i \I)ON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE I (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) I 01 i iRDfI fr m LONDON HOMEWARDS. i l mum Japan
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      544 15 SAILINGS THE STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING COMPANY. REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE Singapore. Soerabaia Bandjermasin. S.S. HOCK SENG Due Aug. 7 Sailing Aug. 10 Wed. noon Ist 2nd Class Accommodation. For Freight, Passage and other particulars, Apply to the Agents:— STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING CO„ 12 13, Boat Quay, Singapore. THE STRAITS —HEJAZ STEAMSHIP
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      418 15 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE INCLUDING HUGO STINNES LINIEN AND DEUTSCH-AUSTRALISCHE DAMPFSCHIFFSGESELLSCHAFT (Companies Incorporated in Germany) Passenger and Cargo Services. OUTWARD. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. t ADOLF YON J3AEYER (U.sLT t SAARLAND (H.A.L.) Ka^U) H ESSEN t EMIL KINDORF 2 J PENANG. PORT SWETTENHAM, MANILA JAPAN PORTS. HAVELLAND
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      488 15 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO MARSEILLES LONDON Tonnage Destination Due Sail Hakusan Mara 10,000 Naolet, Marseilles, London, A'werr Rotterdam Aug 4 6 Kitano Maru 8,000 M'seilles, London, A'werp R'dam Aug 18 19 Haruna Maru 10,000 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam Sept 1 2 Karao Mara 8,000 M'seilles, L ndon,
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      266 16 I Messrs. ITALASIA LIMITED —Engineering Department— 60 66, Orchard Road g -Singapore take pleasure in notifying Fiat owners and generally all interested in 1 the Motor Trade that they have just published spare parts price lists in Straits currency for the following models H SOI, 503 and SO9 X THESE
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      193 16 t Vaseline TRADE MARK PETROLEUM JELLY FOR WOUNDS If at all serious, use an approved antiseptic and dress with "Vaseline" Jelly. Brings comfort, eases pain, helps nature heal quickly. Look for the Trade Mark Vaseline" It it your protection Chesebrough Mfft. Co., Cons'd New York London Montreal MARBLE, ROAD METAL
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      187 16 a It's Pilsener I Does not contain a single grain of chemicals lt 4 is|| an excellentjtreat that you always repeat. I, I The World's Best. If I Sole Agents: I I DIETHELM Co., Ltd., I rQ (Incorporated in Switzerland.) I Singapore—Penang—Bangkok. I KKSt SOAPI AGENTS r I SIME, DARBY
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