Malaya Tribune, 26 July 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVI.- No. IT4 SINGAPORE FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, July 26, 1929.
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      102 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. mm) j O\J CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. IfrfscXrtet I CUBE BLOCK fV ««»«1 J. S. rfl< A SONS. LTD.. BRISTOL A SOMEROALE II There are now Seven Kinds of Fry's Cartets to choose from:— o FRUIT AND NUT, SOMERDALE (MILK), HONEY NOUGAT, CREAM, VALENCIA, BELGRAVE, NUTMILK. 1
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      14 1 FLORODOR" Washing y^Cjy Saitings /y Jr W /A For Tropical Wear HIGH STREET, Singapore.
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    Indian Affairs.
    1304 2 PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEES SUGGESTED. Hindu Law and Custom. (By Our Indian Correspondent) Some time last year I made in these columns a present of what I considered a very useful and eminently practicable suggestion to the Indian Association In this place and in other parts of the Colony.
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    LABUAN NOTES.
    651 2 Chinese Lead in Soccer League. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Labuan, July 18. The league football match. Victorians v. Rangers, on .the 12th inst., was keenly contested, with the Victorians making headway for then- opponent's goal right from the start. Two beautiful centres from their left wing were wasted
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      363 2 Your Boy Needs Cuticura Soap To keep his skin and scalp dean and healthy, and Caticara Ointment to soothe and heal rashes, Hchings and irritations and to prevent the formatton of blackheads and pimples. «g«- Sample each Soap. Ointmentand Talruxn free upon request, from nliuPi I i«f Uaswsi BmUms. Sin—p—e.
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      97 2 DO YOU SUFFER CONSTANT PAIN? Is constant pain in back, arms and legs making your life a misery Do yoti ache 4 all over If* Are yon suffering from loss of appetite, sleeplessness, and are yon nnfit to enjoy your work or the pleasures of life If so, De Witt's
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    Muslim Affairs.
    1378 3 STUDENTS' AID SOCIETY. f New Officers Elected. (By Our Muslim Correspondent) At long last the annual general meeting of the Muslim Students' Aid Society, being the second since the Society was established in 1926, was held at the premises of the Persenangan Sfcia Club, North Bridge Road (kindly
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      553 3 mWw mum mw F r A Cfi p s T l Kocmx I GOOD BOOKS I are indispensable tools in every calling or profession. g As to acquiring knowledge and efficiency, 1 the one best method is to have always a I useful book on hand to read in your
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    Chinese Affairs.
    1195 4 SECRETARY'S REPORT FOR 1928. Decreased Immigration. In 1928, the number of immigrants arriving in the Colony from China was 395,700, being 17.6 per cent less than the figure for 1927. During the month of March, owing to civil strife and local disturbances in Kwangtung Province, 54,985 immigrants, mostly
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      385 4 The Way to Bigger Things s alon S tne P atn °f knowledge. There is no magic in it. The 1713X1 who knows does not have to worry about opportunities. GrffJt opportunities are for the man who can say I am qualified for the post —and can prove it. Make
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      408 4 Worms Were His Trouble UNTIL BABY'S OWN TABLETS DROVE THEM OUT. Mrs. A. Sauvie, of RowanUn, Quebec, writes:— "My boy was badly troubled with worms and was feverish and restless. I got a vial of Baby's Own Tablets and since giving them to the child all signs of worms have
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      628 4 BOOKS. The "ELEMENTS OP CHESS iwith Diagrams) by Alfred Emery How to PLAY CHESS (New Editic. —Revised and Enlarged) by r v E. E. Ciirinington, M.A. M9o CHESS OPENINGS (with Diarr by Alfred Emery W9o CHESS: (with numerous Diagn by L. Hoficr $l 5o THE 12 BEST INDOOR GAMES POTWO
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    The Silver Screen. Musical Development
    144 5 SOUND PICTURES A BIG FORCE. mo^thnn 1 an l talki ne screen will do world wide appreciation for all that is best the Paramount director who is also a well- C mp Ser <* musical works world EH* BkyraPhonic8 k yra P honic orchestras in
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    PERSONALITY IN TALKIES.
    166 5 Personality of the star has always contributed largely to the success of the silent motion, picture in the past, and it is even more important in the case of the talking film. Take the Paramount stars as an example, tach one of them has a distinctive appeal
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    SILENT FILM SLUMP.
    117 5 The slump in silent films since the appearance of "Talkies" was reflected in the animated first annual meeting of the Whitehall Films. Limited, whose studio is reputed to be the finest in Europe, possibly the finest in the world. Accounts showed loss of thirty-one thousand sterling. The
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    FIRST 100 PER CENT BRITISH TALKIE.
    61 5 The first full-length British all-talking nlra entitled "Blackmail" has received unanimous praise from an audience of experts and critics to which it was shown in the week-end. One critic expresses the general view by describing it as far in advance of all talking films
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    BOLLYWOOD IN MOURNING.
    285 5 Hollywood, Cal., June 24.—Strong Heart, one of the most famous of movie stars, is dead. There was mourning throughout Hollywood when news of the star's death was announced. Strong Heart was but a dog, a police dog. But his earnings ran into hundreds of thousands of dollars
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    HONAN-SHENSI-KANSU RELIEF.
    81 5 The Singapore Fund. Previously acknowledged $90,050.46 Messrs. and Seymour, Ltd., 150 Chinese Medical Students' Union 100 New World Show 200 Mr. and Mrs. Cheong Tai Poh 25 Chinese Twakow Owners' Association 110 Mr. Goh Poh Tan 100 Hoe Kee Club:— Mr. Khoo 800 Gay 10 Mr. C. H.
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    33 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day Is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    22 5 -ders for week ending Sunday, July 28: To-morrow, July 27.—Jamboree. Work parties. Stadium, 8 a.m. Remainder, Stadium, 2 p.m.
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      359 5 I Menburgs Foods arc particularly suited .o the feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free from harmful germs and are 1 readily prepared by the 1 simple addition of boiling- g water only, thus giving I complete independence of I doubtful milk supplies. Milk Food No. 1 Mftk
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      35 5 I An Amazing Offer. I I $35.00. I j f||p| Columbia Portables I l London Prices. 3 fttf.OO- and 17.50. S I THE ROBINSON PI4NO CO., LTD., 1 (Incorporated in Hong Kong.) j SINGAPORE. I
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      363 5 Toothsome Tasties. WE HECEIVE *EGULA%_ AND CONTINUOUS SUPPLIES OFSheeps Tongues Sheep's Kidneys j Sweetbreads —Ox Kidneys Brains _Ox Tails Tripe. EXCELLENT FOR A CHANGE. THY THEM!! I The Best by Test"REFRIGERATING Co LTD Orcrve*r A Road.-^«li o ie Road AND KEPPEL ROAD. 1 jj^p I "THE CREAM OE FASCINATION» I
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      117 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for weekending July 28: TO-DAY, JULY 26. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. F. A., Company Parade. 5 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "C" (Scottish) Coy., Practice Warren Shield. 5.15 p.m.—Malay Drill Hall, Officers N.C.O.'s Section Training open country. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, 8. R. A.
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      316 6 mmj^^ m j^ mJ Lj, m jum-m, r-- 11 M I PAVILION j I fWm MftMY. MI 22 TO SUNDAY. JULI 28. j f IT tUS P.H. fIUIP. g c I TW Latest PATHE GAZETTE f The Darby Race. PATHE LOCAL Vacating SlßM»»re-BatiTU Eaieraort Race. 4 HAROLD LLOYD HIS ROYAL
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      272 6 Amusements. j ALHANBRAj I thone mm I (TAN CHENG KEE ft Cts Lfct, taprietm.) J Three Features Prognmiiie 1 I Ckmumeaang Thursday, Juiy 25 and ending I Tuesday, July 30. llt*I It* the noon sworn at t tjl I NORMA SHEARER I with a> fell fUr cast in C j
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      502 6 GAIETY CINEMA Wlaers? IsW Bag Pictures Plasm. l AfttCST 1. SECOND SHOW AT SJS PJL When Trouble a TkdckoaA! Where Danger's Darings**! Where Lore's Sweetest! You'll fiodWALLY WALES dealing Into TroabkT ADOLPHE MENJOU <4 evimnTlcloi^ A sasart, swift, laxurioes cooardy featare of a hawk %p* hesfaaart who boasted be coeJd
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    285 7 Fluctuations of Tin. Messrs. Etlin and Co., report at 11 a m -day: RUBBER. London 10 15/16 d, up l/16d. New York 21 cents <G), up cent. Shares: Firm. Allenby $2.25— $2 35 Ayer ,)ieks $1.75—51.80, Ayer Paiias $1.85—$195 -tssetts 97 cents—sl.o2 Vi, Balgownies $3 30,
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    SPECULATION IN TIN.
    515 7 An "Inside" View on Methods. in an informative article emphasising the iifference oetween speculation in "paper" tin and transactions in the actual metal. Tin," the monthly bulletin of the AngloOriental Mining Corporation, points out that movements in the price of tin occur before the events which should
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    54 7 untitled America heavily interested as a buyer, sh tlst ks are expected to make a good at the end of the month. It is antiviu Brltisn American Corporation rt operations on a big scale early next r vhe n I shall look to prices to improve of ly> toj» the
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    THE JOHAN DISASTER.
    238 7 History of the Mine. known as Johan which wie appamng calamity on Saturday when 2-? nf nas for many decades (says the "Times of tir no 4 doubt stains valuable deposits and it^lJ^ 8 Mture of the ground "fflcuu thP n Jl, v Even the advent of
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    EXCHANGES.
    149 7 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] London. July 25. 123.795 New York 485 s Brussels 34 90 Geneva 25.22 Amsterdam 12.09', Milen 92.775 Berlin 20.355 Stockholm 18.105 Copenhagen 18 2 0 5 05,10 18.205 Vienna 34 M Prague 164 Helsinjrfors 193 Madrid 33.25 Lisbon 108.20 Athens 375 Bucharest 818
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    80 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 o'clock noon, July 26. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.F.C. Spot 36% 36»* Standard R.S.S. Spot 36 36% Standard R.S.S. on Tender August 36., 37 September 37 37% Aug./ Sept. 37! I 37% Oct./ Dec. 39% 40 Jan. /March
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    PRODUCE.
    155 7 Singapore, July 26. Rice. Slam 1 per Koyan $353 Rice, Siam 2 $340 Rice, Siam 3 $332 Rice, Siam 4 $310 Rice, Saigon A-l m $310 Rice, Saigon 1 $287 Rice, Saigon 2 $268 Rice, Saigon 3 $248 Rice, Rangoon 1 $250 Rice, Rangoon 2 $240 Rice, Par Boiled
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    OIL PALM INDUSTRY.
    277 7 Sumatra's Lesson for West Africa. Lord Kylsant, G.C.M.G., presiding on June 25 at the meeting of Elder Dempster and Co., Ltd., spoke of the large proportions to which the oil palm industry of West Africa had grown and of the general appreciation of the difficulties which the
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    218 7 Lewis and Peat's Report. Messrs. Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Ltd., in their weekly report dated July 26. state: On the whole, the market has been a shade steadier during the past week and more orders have been received from abroad although the lower grades of rubber are
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    Whiteaway's Preference Shares.
    169 7 A good commercial share full of dividend is Whiteaway, Laid law and Co. 6 per cent. Cumulative Preference, says the "Evening Standard." These shares on which the halfyearly dividend is about to be paid stand at 21s. 3d. Taking the net price at, say, 20s. 9d., after
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    115 7 At a meeting of the general committee of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, held at Ipoh on June 29. a copy of a letter from Mr. J. Mitchell was read, stating that he had been asked to act as Commercial Adviser to the Malayan Agency in London, and offering his
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    138 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore. July 26. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Van Heutsz East Basin; Klang E.E.E. Wharf Op Ten Noort 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Borneo Maru—Kajang 16; Maru 13; Glengarry 11; Seikai Maru 9 Meriones 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S), Rangoon Maru 30;
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    MALAYAN SEMINARY.
    226 7 j Chinese. Consul-General's Visit* On Tuesday morning the Chnese ConsulGeneral (x\lr. Teng Lao) and his secretary spent two hcu.g inspecting the Malayan Seminary, 401, Upper Serangoon Road, visiting the boys' and girls' schools. The Seminary has a large enrolment of Chinese students, who received the Consul-General very cordially.
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    THE EUROPE HOTEL.
    73 7 A meeting of Municipal Committee No. 4 on July 16 agreed by a majority (a) th-U the height of the proposed new Europe Hotel may be 125 feet provided that owners of property situated within 50 yards of the proposed building be given an cpooitunit to to
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    95 7 His Highness the Sultan of Johore in Council has appointed Mr. A. McKenzie to be a member of the Indian Immigration Committee, during the absence on leave oi the Hon. Mr. H. E. Nixon. Mr. V. W. W. S Purcsll. Official Assignee. Penang. the author of a striking war book,
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      400 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Applications are invited for the post of Foreman Patternmaker and Carpenter in the Municipal Workshops, River Valley Road. The appointment is in Grade 3 of the Subordinate Salary Scheme with a salary of $120 —Alo— $150 p.m. Candidates should have a thorough knowledge of Pattermaking,
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      506 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TO LET—High grade furnished Bungalow Sanitary Installation, electric light, garage. Phone 3544 for appointment. WANTED—Two Intelligent Chinese girl* to serve as shop-assts.. those who jmderstand English. Apply personally between 9 and 11 a.m.. Ist floor, 130, Middle Road, Singapore. WANTED— Chinese Assistant" with good knowledge of general PieM
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      545 7 Dally Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT MALAYA. IRIDAV, JULY 26, 9 A.M. j Temperature. Rainfall Bright Mean Wind. Sunshine Stations. 1 yesterday Yesterday. Humidity Direc- w M »h.. Max Min. No. of M.H P. F. F. Ins hours tion. 1 I Kuala Lumpur 90 70 o.or 97 77 SSR
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    TO MORROWS JAMBOREE.
    789 8 A jamboree is a frolic, and that ia the idea that should be kept in the mind of everybody who visits truStadium to-morrow afternoon, Some seven hundred Singapore boys will there be seen enjoying a real frolic, and hoping that the onlookers ar« enjoying it, too. It
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    1180 8 There are 41 Straits and 38 P.M.S. students at Raffles College. Direct trunk telephone lines between Kluang and Muar, and Johore Bahru and Muar, were opened yesterday. Major H. P. Waters, M.C., Senior Executive Engineer, P.W.D., F.M.S., has been appointed State Engineer, Johore. The Chief Secretary and Lady Peel are
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    40 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London:—10 15/16d. New York:—21 >6 cents (O). Singapore:—36>4-36% cents. TIN. London: —Spot £212 15s Od (down 40s Od); 3 months, buyers £216 15s Od (down 40s), sellers £217 (down 40s). Singapore:—$110. (125 tons sold.)
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    Radio in Malaya.
    716 8 NOTES ON RECEPTION AND TRANSMISSION. Wireless and the Gramophone A question which I have been asked th week should be of great interest to all m readers: "Is it necessary to have a separa:< wireless set and separate gramophone in ord* to obtain good and loud results
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    222 8 The Clifford Fund. The following donations have been receive*; for the Clifford Fund for Raffles College: Already acknowledged $1.14« Hon. Mr. John Scott. C.MG. 100 Messrs. Swan and Maclaren L. S. Sun-pun-lun Mrs. Song Ong Siane Messrs. Malayan Publishing House. Ltd. 10f« lUts WHY TOG SHCI'LD GlVfc. "Unless
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    20 8 Prom China by "Ali;> >re." due Singapore 5 a.m. to-morrow. Prom Australia by "Malabar" due Smgai* r: to-morrow.
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      278 8 Cases for above at Extra. No g Silver Price f 1.25 ii'verGC. $1.75 H bitvcrG C $15« g CHALLENGE AND PRIZE CUPS. ROSE-BOWLS, SHIELDS, TANKARDS. STERLING SILVER. IROBINSON V No 7«o Medal (Jf OO.i L/IU. No. 6884. Medal H Silver Price $2 25 S jl ver Price $2.75 g SiWer
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    China Refuses Russia's Three Demands. BOLD EXPERIMENT?
    162 9 Labour s Policy in Egypt. BIRKENHEAD'S THREAT. Removal of Lord Lloyd. Reuter's Service. Cairo, July 25. resignation or -'dismissal," as it rmed here, has not created surprise Th wspapers are convinced that the Con' ier vcs, if they had remained in office would
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    A DRAMATIC STROKE
    729 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, July 25. Tiu House of Lords gave precedence to a motion by Lord Salisbury calling attention t Lorii L loyd's resignation. Lo:u Salisbury described Government s actiot as a., abrupt change of policy" and hopec Govci .ment would realise the serious shock
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    Financial Crisis?
    94 9 POSSIBLE RAISING OF BANK RATE. Mr. Snowden's Appeal. Reuter's Service. London, July 25. bankers banquet at the Mansion House kJt geS "m and must work tomust continue to trust monSart StuSf J° Witn the th? on> but murt be able to count tLc BUpport of other financial insUtu--
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    POPE LEAVES VATICAN.
    291 9 Pontiffs No Longer Prisoners. Reuter's Service. vaucan Ulty, July 25. Acclaimed by hundreds of thousands ol people, the Pope this evening issued from the into St. Peter's Square, thus ending the tradition that Pontiffs must be prisoners in their palaces, which has lasted since 1870. He was
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    MINERS' DEMANDS.
    103 9 Labour Must Honour Pledges. Reuter's Service. London, July 25. The annual conference of the Miners' Federation at Blackpool unanimously passed a resolution pressing for the Immediate repeal of the Eight-Hours Act, also in favour of steps to secure a higher standard of living among miners, a higher minimum
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    BANK MYSTERY.
    94 9 Trust Company Closed Djwn. Reuter's Service. New York, July 25. The State Banking Department of New Jersey has ordered the closing of the Hobart Trust Company at Passaic, New Jersey, with two of its subsidiary banks, the Merchants' Bank of Passaic and the Service Trust Company of New
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA.
    71 9 Part of Employment Policy > Reuter's Service. London, July 25. In the House of Commons, in reply to questions, Mr. Graham (President of the Board of Trade) said that as part of the Lord Privy Seal's employment policy Government had decided that the advisory committee established by
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    America’s Reply.
    161 9 SUSPENSION OF THREE CRUISERS. Naval Parity with Britain. Reuter's Service. Washington, July 25. An intimation of American action ln direct "«ponse to Mr. Mac Donalds gesture is contained in Mr. Hoover's statement, catted briefly earner. Mr. Hoover said that Mr. Mac Donald had Indicated goodwill and positive Intention
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    Chorus of Approval.
    242 9 REMARKABLE EFFECT OF BRITISH MOVE. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Washington, July 26. In the course of a formal statement Mr. Stimson said that the doctrine of parity was a doctrine not of war but statesmanship. Its immediate purpose was to prevent the two navies building against each
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    UNREST IN PERSIA.
    158 9 Brit'sh Interference Denied. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, July 29. Replying to a question in the House of Commons, Mr. Henderson, Foreign Secretary, said that Government had received rtpoits concerning tribal disturbances in Southern Persia. They had also been informed of certain rumours current hi
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    IRON AND STEEL INQUIRY.
    150 9 Government Committee. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, July 25. In the House of Commons Mr. Graham, President of the Board of Trade, announced that an inquiry into the iron and steel industry would be conducted by a sub-committee of the Committee of Civil Research.
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    U. S. AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE.
    67 9 Reuter's Service. Washington. July 26. Senator Edge, (New Jersey) has been appointed American Ambassador in France in succession to the late Mr. Myron Herrick. Mr. Edge is a member of the Senate Finance Committee and is helping to frame the new tariff measure. He takes
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    SOVIET AND CHINA.
    261 9 Three Conditions Rejected. NEGOTIATION DIFFICULT. Br. Wang Writes to Russian Commissar. Reuter's Service. C" Sin Kuo Mm Press Service.] Shanghai, July 25. V H Foreign Affairs Ccunmisstaner t*™*** the Soviet envoy, iiegotuS to enter Manchuria to Yen Shan .has been appointed mIJZFZ'JT fr ntier defence Commander but
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    A YEAR'S RESEARCH IN EAST AFRICA.
    61 9 German Professor Accepts London Invitat'on. [Trans-Ocean Pan-Asia.) B?rlin, July 25. Kk-haH Thurmwald, Professor at the University, has accepted the invitation of the London Society to carry out a year's research journey in East Africa at the Society's expense in th* coming spring. Another invitation
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    KAISER’S PALACE.
    48 9 Nov* a College of Music. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.) Berlin, July 25. The Prussian Ministry of Education will plate the former Hohensollern Palace, Charlottenburg, at the disposal of the school of music for foreigners, established under its auspices, at which leading- conductors and musical pedagogues will lecture.
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    NEUTRAL GROUND
    36 9 Reparations Meeting. Reuter's Service. ParLs, Jury 25. It is semi-offlcialy stated that all Powers concerned except Belgium have agreed to the Hague as the venue of the Reparations Conference. Belgium's acceptance is being solicited.
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    M. POINCARE’S RELAPSE.
    29 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, July 26. It is rumoured that the health of M Poincare is less satisfactory than might be expected from the recent medical report.
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    ROUND-UP OF REDS.
    21 9 Reuter's Service. Pans, July 26. The total number of arrests in the recent round-up of Communists Is 101.
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    To-day's Features.
    33 9 INDIAN AFFAIRS, on page S. LABUAN NOTES, on page 2. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, an page 3. CHINESE AFFAIRS, an page < THE SILVER SCREEN, on page 5. RADIO IN MALAYA, an page 8.
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    Sports & Pastimes. The Fourth Test.
    85 10 Sports Pastimes. The Fourth Test. TATE UNABLE TO PLAY TO-MORROW. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. London, July 25. Tate, who strained a muscle of the calf yesterday when playing against Derby, medically examined this morning, was found to be unable to play in the Fourth Test a% Manchester on Saturday. fHendren, who
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    . S. Africans Beat Durham.
    48 10 S. Africans Beat Durham. INNINGS VICTORY IS TWO-DAYS GAME. [Reuters Service.] London, July 25. in a two-day match at Sunderland, the South Africans won by an innings and 60 ruKs. Durham: 112 (McMillan 5 for 43) and 71. South Africans; 243 (Owen Smith 102, 5 for 74,) V
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    English Fixtures.
    65 10 *|he following first class matches commence fco-fnorrow: England v. S. Africa (Fourth Test) at Manchester. > Stirrey v. Kent at the Oval. v. Lords and Commons, at lord's, tfotts v. Glamorgan at Pontypridd. Warwick v. Lanes, at Birmingham. Hants v. Sussex at Bournemouth. Gloucester v. Somerset at Bristol.
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    Local Matches.
    482 10 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. Ttve Merchants meet the Bankers, Broker* and]' Insurance XI in the S.C.C. tournament game commencing to-day at 5 p.m. and' continuing at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The Merchants havt; won* both the games they have played so far. 4 defeating the Services and the Etceteras, whi&.the B.B.
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    K.G.C. v. G.G.C.
    152 10 GOLF. The following we the teams and the times of starting for the match between the Keppel Golf Club' and the Garrison Golf Club, to be played on Sunday over the Keppel course, Garrison players named first. 8.55 a.m.—Lt. Col. Dickinson and G. H. Pinckney v. D.
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    26 10 A general meeting of the untitled Athletic Club will be held at 2, Kirk Terrace, on Sunday,-at a.n V Afl members are iiU4*ested to be present.
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    S.C.F.A. "A" v. A.P.C.
    49 10 CHINESE OBTAIN A WALK-OVER. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A match in the Second Division of the Singapore League was arranged to be played on the SC.C. ground yesterday. The Chinese "A" obtained a walk-over from the A.P.C. owing to the latter being unable to field a team.
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    League Table.
    208 10 first division. W. L. D. F. A. Pta. S.C.C. 11 9 0 2 28 5 26 I.QJ.A. .11 7 2 29 7 16 Welch 12 6 6 1 25 24 13 Malays t 5 2 2 28 9 12 S.R.C. 13 4 7 2 19 25 10 Seletar
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    League Fixtures.
    84 10 TO-DAY, JULY 26. Division L B. R.C. v. Welch at Stadium Division IL R.A.O.C. v. H. Board, at YM.CJL Referee: Gnr. Robson. TO-MORROW, JULY 27. Division IL Police R.A at H. Board ground. Referee: Gnr. Bland. MONDAY, JULY 29. Division L R.A. v. 6.CJ.A., at Stadium. Division IL
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    Malaya Cup Teams.
    228 10 WARNING TO AMATEUR SELECTORS. A "Malacca correspondent writes suggesting a side to represent the Settlement in the Malaya Cup competition. Before we are inundated by the ideas of unofficial selectors',- in Singapore, Malacca or elsewhere, we would state that, we cannot publish every6ne's ideas as to\the constitution
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    Jalan Sultan v. Kampong Kapor.
    38 10 The following will represent Jalan Sultan against Kampong Kapor in the Colman League match to-morrow on the Malay ground: Dean; Karsani, Amat Jabar; Noor, Wan Amat Tubi; Hussen, Dollah, Mohd Amin, Madon. Said.
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    S.B.A.S. v. S.D.S.C.
    55 10 The Siorig 800 Athletic Society will meet the Sime Darby Sports drib m a friendly game to-day at the S.C.F.A. ground. The following will represent the Society. Sing Tong; Chew Him and Kirn. Swatt; Koon Leong, Swee Teck and Teck Guan; Gim Cheong, Koon Lye, Peng Swee,
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    Garrison Cup.
    72 10 REGULARS v. VOLUNTEERS. H. E. the Governor and Lady Clifford will be present, and Lady Clifford has kindly consented to present the cup to the winning team in the Garrison Cup charity match at the Stadium on Tuesday between the Volunteers and Regulars. The charges for admission will
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    Singapore Championships.
    556 10 SELECTED LIFTS AND RULES. WEIGHT-LIFTING. Weight-lifting enthusiasts and members of the S. A. W. L. A. are informed that the set of lifts selected by the executive committee of the B. A. W. L. A. for the 1930 British Amateur Championships will be adopted by the S. A.
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament.
    88 10 LAWN TENNIS The results of the ties played in the /Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club tournament yesterday were: Ladies' Doubles Handicap. Mrs. Warden and Miss Abed beat Miss 'Griffith Jones and Miss Aitken 4—6, 6—4, C—2. Lady Mumon and Mrs. Zylstra beat Miss MacLeod and Miss Owen ft—,2, 6—o.
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    Gleeful v. Shanghai "B."
    28 10 BADMINTON. The match between the Gleeful Badminton Party and the Shanghai "B" will be played on Sunday and not on Saturday as stated yesterday.
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    Jovial B.P. v. S.C.S.A.C.
    65 10 The following will represent the Jovial B.P. a?ainst the Singapore Cold Storage Athletic Club in a match of five singles and one doubles on Sunday, at 3.30 p.m., on the former's Court at 4, Lorong "C" East Coast Road: Singles:—Koh Beng Swee, koh Lock Num, Yeo
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    C.S.L.A. Finalists.
    23 10 The semi-final tie in the C.S.L.A. tournament, played on Wednesday, resulted in Tan Hock San beating Tay Keng Hock 15—4. 15—10.
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    Young Aman Quits the Game.
    100 10 BOXING. We had a visit this morning from Young Aman, who informed us that he is not going to box any more owing to the death of his father at Kuala Lumpur. He is going there to-night, and told us that, since he is responsible
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    67 10 My advice to shareholders of Johan Tin Dredging Ltd., says the Financial Correspondent of the "Straits Echo," is to hold tight and -not become panicky. The landslide has emphasised the value of the property by disclosing very valuable "leads" of tin and there is no doubt that the property will
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    WATER RESTRICTIONS IN HONG KONG.
    216 10 Chinese Fined for Bathing with Taps Running. Hong Kong, July 16. The heavy rains of the last four days have increased the water reseive by two months. Figuring on the basis of th? present and with the "sto k" on ham* before the rain, Hong
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    CONCORD IN MALAYA.
    369 10 "The Great Ideal of Fellowship." The following appears in the second (July), issue of the "Malayan Review,' published in Kuala Lumpur: Elsewhere we print an article ifnder the above heading ("Concord in Malaya") from the pen of Mr. W. Arthur Wilson, Editor of the "Malaya Tribune." Mr.
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    A.A.A. ANNUAL REPORT.
    278 10 Full Membership Attained. The report of the committee of the Amicable Athletic Association. Singapore, for the year ending June 30 last, states inter alia: The Association was registered in June, 1:»28. The registered membership was limited r o 100 only. It was not very long after the
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    44 10 The Gaiety. "Evening Clothes," to be screened at the Gaiety, is an enjoyable comedy featuring Adolphe Menjou. An additional attraction is "Tearing into Trouble," with Wally Wales. In the first show is "The Romance of Hine-Moa," the story of a cannibal princess.
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    AIR LINE TO SINGAPORE.
    61 10 Trial Flights Next MonJt. X is understood that a series of seaplane will be made from Singapore to Calcutta from Aug. 6. the route being the.Burma Coast 'inc. It is surmised that the purpose of Oie uijhts is to extend the air mail route direct to
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    COURAGEOUS CIVILIANS.
    243 10 Echo of Street Shoatmg. A verdict of "Culpable homicide amounting to murder against some person or persons unknown" has been returned by the City Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) in connection with the inquiry into the death of a Hylam cook who was shot down by a gunman
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    QUARRY ACCIDENT.
    175 10 Workman Falls Eighty Feet. The Coroner's inquiry into the death of a Chtnese workman who fell from a height of 80 feet at the Bukit Timah quarry on July 20 was concluded yesterday. In his evidence Chong Lee Leong, the quarry contractor, said that the deceased was engaged
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    470 10 SUNDAY LABOUR PERMITS. The Master Attendant's Office will be open for 1 hour (10 to 11 a./n.) on Saturday, Aug. 3, tor the issue of Sunday Labour Permits to vessels intending to work cargo on Sunday, Aug. 4. Application for permits should be sent in as early as
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    BRITAIN AND REPUBLICS OF S. AMERICA.
    311 10 Ecohomic Mission Explained British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless] Rugby. July 'l., Lord D'Abernon and other membei the economic mission to Argentina Brazil attended a dinner of the American Society this evening. Lord D'Abernon in a speech point that his mission was appointed by
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    NO HOPE.
    96 10 Indians and the Labour Government. London, July 18. At the first British Conference of The Peoples Lobby, which represents in America the British Labour Party's views on Imperialistic problems, Mr. A. Penner Brockway, M.P., said that the only section of Indians which had co-operated and supported the Simon
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    STREET TRAGEDY.
    46 10 Early Warning Stabbing. The Police are investigating a stabbing aflray that occurred in Maxwell Road early this morning. On receiving information the Police promptly proceeded to Maxwell Road and discovered the dead body of a Chinese. A knife was found struck in his abdomen.
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    PETROL DEALER FINED.
    91 10 A Chinese petrol dealer named Seah Hoe. carrying on business at 589, Serangoon Road, was prosecuted In the Third Court this morning for storing 386 gallons of petrol in other than the authorised receptacle and storing petrol to the quantity of 336 gallons in excess of the
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    BANKER ARRESTED.
    25 10 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, July SA Mayance banker has (been arrestee an charges of defalcations of over over a period of three years.
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    184 10 Inche Mahmood bin Mohamed Shah untitled trate, Muar, has been promoted to < in the Malay Officers' Scheme. Raja Hassan hui Mohamed Said. < Clerk, Taniong Surat. has been appoi act as Deputy District Officer, Koto Inche Mahmood bin Jaafar. S.M.J Deputy District Officer. Kota Tinggi. ha granted four months"
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    Correspondence.
    94 11 [Our readers are invited to write to us on of public interest. It must be un dt that the "Malay* Tribune" does not ssarily endorse opinions expressed by a respondents. Letters should be as brief :s possible, preferably type-written {av spacing), and on one side oi the a per
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    Private Schools.
    117 11 the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.'*) Sir < hue agreeing entirely with the views 0 f ••< ion-Sense" I would like to add that cond.; ng education In shop-houses is .aot only danger to school-going children, in regarri > traffic, but is in clear opposition to :he sa. ary by-laws.
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    Physique of Chinese Girls.
    108 11 ae Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir- Your correspondent, "A Modern Chinese Youth.' u to be commended on having brought up such an interesting topic for discussion. In regard to our Chinese sisters. One delightful concomr :.t of the progress of the Chinese during the birth of Young
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    A Traffic Danger.
    148 11 iTo the Editor, "Malaya Tribune. Sir,—May I take the opportunity of drawing the attention of the authorities concerned through the medium of your valuable paper, t: the traffic situation at the junction of Prince Edward and Anson Roads, especially on days when some kind of sport takes
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    Level Crossing Delays.
    110 11 Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir—As I and others returned home from toxn yesterday in a motor-bus, we were preventcd from passing the cross-roads at the Buki: Timah Railway Station by the shutting of the two gates as though a train was going to pass. We were kept there
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    "Is Evolution a Myth?"
    1048 11 'To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") r^'^" aen we re gard the theory of the istianity in some detail, its unto modern conditions of knowledge r^ 16 apparent We are taught that tin Z® 411 fa originated in a State of blissful wiecUon. From that condition it
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    The Hawker Problem.
    371 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Much light has been thrown in the local papers on the pros and cons regarding the drastic action adopted by the Police and Municipality in dealing with the poor innocent hawkers. It must, however, be admitted that appreciation and thanks are
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1138 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, July 26, 1929, 10 a.m. Issue Issue iValue Buyers. SeUers. Value Buyers. Sellers. i\ Asam Kumbang 40]- 41J- 15|- Pahang Consols 10|- 11|£1 Bangrin Tin 371- 39j- 5|- Pangnga River 8|- 9|- 1 Batang Padang 0.35 0.40
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    Mining Tragedy.
    933 13 FULL DETAILS OF IPOH LANDSLIDE. 23 Chinese Buried Alive. As telegraphically reported in the "Malaya Tribune," a tragedy unparalleled in the history of the tin industry shocked the mining community of Kinta district during the week-end, when, in the midst of an intense drought, an unusual land slide
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