Malaya Tribune, 27 July 1929

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    24 1 The Malaya Tribune V6L XVL- -No. 17 S SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1929 FIVE CENTS. -r— The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, July 27, 1923.
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      154 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. TOU CANNOT BETTER j THE BEST. I CONTHACTS CAN BE ARRANGED AT SPECIAL RATES ON APPLICATION TO: j J 80LR IMPOBTKR3 i I (8 (Incorporated in Denmark.) I SAN DEMANDS PORTS. Old I Tawny, Douro, White, Old I |CTa Invalid, Finest and Oldest. I 'fip flSj SANDEMAN*S
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      110 1 "FLOKODOK' Washing /iy/ For Tropical Wear HIGH STREET, Singapore. I CHEfCf I I wosf delicious of all ?&Sj j BAKED BEANS I cLi?,m ism% Tomato Sau sdsSsmf I I I Ito serve ho*! a d r<?ady S I I nourishing and°latisfying TaSty tfcjjjffi I J I WADB IN ENGLAND BY
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    Chinese Members of Council.
    1910 2 A PENANG RETROSPECT. Distinguished Holders of Office. 1 »•'>•■? «tates the "Sunday Gazette," Before 1923, states c (Penang), W *f at e Council and he member in the Legislative was s f d p "but also the interChmeS e Jrh£ Asiatks and it had always Teen
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      540 2 Th- First Question The Doctor Asks. Constipation is the cause of much illhealth. That is the reason why it is tne j Jubject of the doctor's first enquiry for he knows constipation must be corrected before any real progress can be made to ward recovery. ___~r Therefore avoid constipation if
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      141 2 EXCELLENT HINT TO STOMACH JSUFFERERS. To those who suffer from acid-caused stomach disorders, such as indigestion, wind, heartburn, gastritis or other ailment, here's an excellent way to get rid of the trouble quickly, easily, and at a very little cost. Go to your nearest chemist and get a package of
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      140 2 Ai -ni/ NOW TRt I ANDREWS TK« cUmmte u beginning to, tell on I ft. yoo, isn't it > The morning need, f fira A the dinrinee.. end general lawitude WTTOPlfc i need prompt attention. Take a cool 0 9 Jf* «nd bubbling glaw of liquid healths', I A in
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    Motoring Notes.
    994 3 INTERESTING STATISTICS. From America to Ethiopia. SIMPLER MOTORS. It is claimed that the aviation engineer, Zaschka, has constructed a motor without crankshaft, in which the piston works direct on the engine. A patent has been applied for, and the invention is now being tested with a small outboard
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    RANEE'S NEW PLAY.
    599 3 The Case of the Eurasian. ipu. London, June 28. The case of the Eurasian is presented in a sufficiently startling fashion to LSS tatSei and comment in the new play "The WheeL of Pleasure" by H. H. the Ranee of Sarawak produce at the Arts Theatre Club
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    Ceylon News and Notes.
    1061 4 SECRETARY OF STATE SUPPORTS CERTIFICATION. Conference of Unofficials. (From Exchanges.) In the House of Commons on the 10th inst. Mr. Ormsby-Gore asked a question about the recent certification by the Governor of Ceylon of taxes that had been refused by the Legislative Council. Mr. William Lunn,
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    WORLD'S TIMBER SUPPLIES.
    531 4 Shortage in Twelve to Fifteen Years. Expert authorities agree that a worlds shortage of softwood timber will be experienced in from 20 to 25 years' time, and that countries now exporting their surplus will be compelled to cease exporting within the next 12 to 15 years, and
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    CHINA'S DEBTS.
    139 4 Japan the Principal Creditor. Japan has a larger amount in loans outstanding to China than any other country. Great Britain comes second. These facts we$e disclosed recently when the Tokyo Government made investigations preparatory to a conference of the creditor nations, to be called in Shanghai by the
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      382 4 Wonders W 71NCARNIS works won. W ders. A doctor says I usually prescribe it for my adult patients whenever a F=^2\ tonic is indicated and in most A'§P|\ eases it has met with prompt ""Therefore, if you are weak, ll it run down, depressed, or I 'nervy' let Wincarnis bring
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      420 4 MEN! YOU NEED THIS VITALISING TONIC! Women, Too, Find it a Welcome Help. j Living in a hot climate means that you need some tonic now and then U) combat the uSfeffects it has on your body. You cannot go on expending physical eneig> without taking steps to r^f I***'1***'
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    MEN'S DRESS REFORM.
    183 5 London's Disappointing Rally. London, July b. The Men's Dress Reform Rally, held in London, to set off an ambitious movement mentioned in air mail of June M) must have disappointed its doughty pioneers. Whether through indifference or because six pence were charged for admission is not known,
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    CHINESE AVIATION.
    201 5 Cheaper Than Roadmalring. Nan Chung Kuo News Service. n, r < Canton, July 16. By the approval of the plans submitted b/ General Chang Wai Ch?ung, chief of tha Canton Aviation Department, for Ihe opening up of air services in 'Kwanstung *L 22 Prov ™*l Government of Caalon,
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    19 5 Orders for week ending Sunday, July 28-To-day, July Work parties Stadium, 8 a.m. Remainder, Stadium 2^m
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    36 5 Mrs Griselda Mary Theophile Hervey of who SSon A^n 81 6 W f f Under aad Civil Service and formerly a member of the disposition of the gross value of £32,710 with net personalty £1,705. 111
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      385 5 J&lenburgs I I Foods I I ""Particularly a w I I feeding of infants i„ I I ««Wy Prepared by fh! 1 I doubtiul milk supplies. I I **^J s Food No. 3"""" 1 4 I I Fresh stock* of tbe *Att...iJ I I oo,u I I I j I
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      536 5 Church Services. NINTH SUNdIy AFTER TRINITY. St. Andrew's Cathedra! July 28, 1929. 1 «Jn. Holy Communion. and 4 15 am and Litany fßj; attars, ftsrS. MATTHEW'S. No service. SeP y Lines *OVAL AIB FORCE BASE m o n Seletar. 10.30 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon. GARRISON CHURCHES. Tanglin Jam. Holy
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      215 5 CANTONESE METHODIST CHURCH At the Anglo-Chinese School, Chapel Hall. of 12 lin the afternoon. I Sunday School 11 ajn. to 12 noon. Sunday, 5 p.m. English Service. Preacher: Rev. Goh Hood Keng. STRAITS CHINESE CHURCH. Prfauep Street a B «;^\sr Unday *****1 and Bible Classes. 9 ajn. (Malay) Mr. Song
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      459 5 JJJJTORS SAY THIS CURES RHEUMATISM oltht-timT k nB, c,,romc iD TnrL wii! 18 ab nt }onr w This we Vnof be BPen ln U "De A short coarse o» your nl rid yon of cbem s y t y yo T r a k 8 ;t PPly r'T when you
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      72 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for weekending July 28: TO-DAY, JULY 87. 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah. Range, "C" (Scottish) Ooy., Classification. 2 p.m.—Farrer Range (Seletar) "A" (M. O Coy., Classification. TO-MORROW, JULY 28. 7.30 Timah Range "C" (Scottish) Coy., ClassiflcaUon. 7.30 a.m.—Farrer Range (Seletar) "A" (M Q Coy.,
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      395 6 l PAVILION I 'PHONE 6903 I FROM MONDAY, JULY 22 TO SUNDAY, JULY 28. AT 1.15 P.M. SHARP. jjj I The Latest PATHE GAZETTE. Including I The Derby Hace. I PATHE LOCAL S Yachting Singapore-Batafia Interpol* Bace. HAROLD LLOYD p -HIS ROYAL SLYNESS" g (RE-ISSUE) S r'Footloose Widows" I 5}
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      293 6 A 1 ALHAMBRAI I THONE 6909 1 I (TAN CHENG KEE Co, Ltd, Proprietors.) J Three Features Programme 1 I Commencing Thursday, July 25 and ending jjj I Tuesday, July 30. jjj IS THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. Jg 1 NORMA SHEARER 1 (jj with a full star cast
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      402 6 GAIETY CINEMA Where the Big Picture* Play. Junction Albert and Pwolra Streets. FKOM FBJDAY, JULY 26 TO TlUBSOaY, AUGUST I. SECOND SHOW AT t.15 P.M. Where Trouble'* Thickest! Where Danger's Daringest! Where Love's Sweetest! You'll find— WALLY WALES "Tearing Into Trouble" ADOLPHE MENJOU Noah Beery, Virginia VaOi and Louise Brook*
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      156 6 SURINA THEATRE THE INCOMPARABLE North Bridge Bd*4 Nd. U From Wed Jatj M to Taes., Jaty M SECOND SHOW AT f PJK. TROOPEB TT Cay art's Latest Serial Drama of danger an dar ng, teeming with the fascinating roc and thrill ag advent ores of Jim Larrigar rrooper No. 77—of
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    Municipal Meeting.
    4075 7 DISMISSALS IN VEHICLE DEPARTMENT. Farcical Methods Alleged. A meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners was held yesterday in the Municipal Board Room. Mr R. J. Farrer prescind ne others present were: Dr. X X Pathv Mr. M. V. Pillai. the Hon. Inche EunoT S' i S. Moonshi, Messrs.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    233 7 Tae "Malabar" arrived this morning from East Australian and Java ports. The motor-vessel "Rhein' is expected u>-day from Dairen via Miri. She will anchor in the outer roads. The "Shinnoh Maru' arrived to-day from Bombaj and Tuticorin She win sail for Kobe. Osaka, Yokkaichi and Yokohama. JL The
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    132 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, July 27. East Wharf (Entrance Gats 1). Van Heutsz East Basin; Klang E.E.E. Wharf Alipore 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Kashmir 18; Kajang—Bulan 16; G. G. Pique 15; Shunko Maru 13; Perak 11; Seika Maru 9; Merlones 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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      520 7 LATEST AIWERTISEMENTS, WANTED— Austin Seven, 1927-29. full particulars and price, must be very cheap Aouly 186, c/o Malaya Tribune. VVANTED-Salesmen, all or part time No experience necessary if honest and willing to work. Commission paid at start Salary as soon as efficiency is demonstrated. AppiV in person at 61, Orchard
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      175 7 I SINGAPORE DIARY, To-day, July 27, High Tides,—l.9 a.m., 2.7 pjn.. Cricket: Merchants v. 8.8. and 1.. 5.0.C.. IA. v. U. Engineers, LA.; P\B. and Law v. Welch, Tanglln: Y.M.CA v I S.C.C, Y.M.CA,; CS.C v. S.CR.C. B.CR.C Scouts' Jamboree, Stadium, 2.30 p.m. Sports: Rangoon Road School. 3 pjn Football:
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      302 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT MALAYA. SAIUKUY, JULY 17. f A.M. Temperature. Rainfall j Mean Wind. J Kuala Lumpur oo !tg nil 89 74 !K sR c l S~ aasssr gi H .1 KB*"- g; »1 8 S. j ill IfS gaUPaha», 86 jj, 93 j S.sTw. 1
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    PROBLEM OF THE NAVIES.
    779 8 It is much too early yet to feci any assurance that the i ival problem has been solved, but the prospect is certainly encouraging. Is. would seem that there is every oiobabilititjt ot the vindication of the view of the mere man-in-the-street— commonsense soul that he
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    289 8 Mr. G.L. Ham has been appointed a member of the Mohammedan and Hindu Endowments Board for Penang. The Exequatur empowering Luang Vudhi-At-Netigun to act as Siamese Vice-Consul at Singapore has been signed. Lieut. J. Calder is transferred to the Reserve of Officers and Sec. Lieut. C. A. Scott is granted
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    BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
    359 8 Order Against Lady Rescinded. In the Bankruptcy Court yeste.day, Mr. Justice Deane granted receiving and adjudicating orders against H. Charles Hog- n, K. P. Thavar, V. Annamali, and. on nis own application, a receiving order against P. J. GomesA motion for substituted service on Chop Eng Moh, by
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    VOLUNTEER MATTERS.
    244 8 The "Best Sjldier" Cup. The following announcement appear in Singapore Volunteer Corps Routine Orders: Congratulatory.—The Commandant thanks Major G. C. Meredith, M.C.. also the Sports Committee, and congratulates the athletes oi the Corps on the very fine performance put up at the Garrison Sixirts. Range Allotments. —BLsley Meeting.
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    83 8 The Clifford Fund. Already a knowled?ed $l/.23 Mrs. Chca Kirn Keat 10Q Chca Joon Hean, Esq. 100 Hon. Dr. Noel Clark? 100 Onu Kah Loctf, Esq. 200 An Ex-Malacca Chinese IC M. Rex. Esq. 100 Hon. Mr. A. McKenzie 10, Kv.onsr Yik Banking Corporation X L. m ur
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    189 8 The Singapore Tampenis Japanese Society Is called upon to furnish proof of its existence to the Registrar of Societies; also the Japanese Businessmen's Association.« A correspondent writes to th 1 'Malay Mail" asking whether any committee or society has been formed as a result of recent prorapanda, with a view
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    Notes of the Week.
    922 8 (B* Pteblut.j A Scotsman to a lost c»!f ball: May y«o be saf: dea-. aB Ibis |*n i The winds are stiS. The UMB drops down behind th< western bill. Hear n keep you «af -ry, dearest, tin t Bght. Alter Mary De%. Tne spacious house,
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    40 8 During the absence on leave, from untitled to Aug. 10, of the Rev. W. K. M. Aitken the duties of Garrison Chaplain (Ch England) will be performed by the Rt Elliott, Missions to Sea in a Chaplain. S Institute, Singapore.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    35 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER London:—11 l/16d. New York: —21 *4 cents- <G). Singapore:—36?* -37 C20*s. TIN. Lcndon:—Spot £213 (up ni :lS buyers £217 (up 5s), sellers £217 5s <up Singapore:—$110.15. (200 tons sold
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    Terrible Accident on British Warship. NAVAL DISASTER.
    137 9 13 Killed in Tiring Practice. I>OST SUBMARINE SEQUEL. Watch Officer Found Guilty of J gence. m Reuter's Service. London, July 26. ihe Admire, announces that 17 were d in a serin* gun accident aboard dUrlng firln Eastern Mediterranean. Malta, July 26 he accident
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    GUN TURRET BLOWN AWAY.
    77 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 27. So far only the barest facts of the Devonshire explosion are available. After the explosion the "Devonshire" steamed to Vo'o to t l r T<l e *t* a hos Pital ship, it Is stated that the explosion blew away the whole
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    SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN.
    118 9 People Rush Out of Houses. Reuter's Service. Tokyo, July 27. There was a severe earthquake In Tokyo and Yokohama this morning. The peoijle rushed out of the houses and clocks stopped. Ther was some dislocation of telegraphs, but it i; believed the damage is very slight
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    TOWN DESTROYED.
    38 9 Sixty Killed in Earthquake. Reuter's Service. New. York. July 27. New* from Quito, Ecuador, says that 6) People are reported killed in an earthquake practically destroyed the town at «oyurga. A general fanic followed the shock-.
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    SPANISH NAVY OFFICERS. IN GERMANY.
    31 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, July 26. Offictrs and crews of several Spanish tovpedo arrived ai Stettin and weie feted by the Military, civic and municipal autllbrities.
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    215 9 An Enjoyable Concert. Th in. was a large gathering at the eif v !nsti t«tion last night when an well, concert was given. rot by the orchestra was follow tbtu l dley tunes °y the b °y s of the ndard cell s o <> *>y Miss M.
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    Quixotic Britain.
    99 9 LIMIT OP GENEROSITY TO ALLIES. "No More!" Says i\lr. Snowden. Reparations conference to be held IN HOLLAND. Reuter's Service. Nations cl- The H^uTon' Aug' s fiXCd t0 takC PUlce to foot toe the Commons debate on mltl *t ng "parauona scheme-P™" Youn Government T f°*L "S* I**1** that
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    RUSSIA-CHINA DISPUTE.
    41 9 Germany Anxious for Peace, Reuter's Service. Washington, July 27 thC Unlted St mat she fully associates herself with the efforts of other Powe:s to effect a peacefu! settlement of the Russo-Chinese dispuET Her co-operation was invited on July 23.
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    Ready to Negotiate.
    281 9 RED strike in shanghai. "Sin Kuo Min" Press Service. Shanghai. July 27. General Chang Tso Hsiang is shortly proceeding to Harbin to take command of defensive troops. The Japanese Consul has declared that the South Manchuria Railway is neutral and Chinese troops are refused transportation Lee Chin
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    RELATIONS WITH SOVIET.
    50 9 Negotiations on Monday. Reuter's Service. London. Jxiiy 26. In the House of Commons in reply to questions Mr. Dalton announced that Mr. Henderson has invited M. Dovgalevsky (the Soviet representative) to come to London. It is proposed to open conversations regarding resumption of diplomatic relations on Monday.
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    300 HOURS IN THE AIR.
    31 9 Reuter's Service. St. Louis. July 2J. Ths "St. Louis Robin" has completed 301 hours of continuous flight and is still aloft, although she encountered bad weather.
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    THE KING'S PROGRESS.
    25 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 26. It is officially stated that the King had a good night and continues to make good progress.
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    To-day's Features.
    16 9 CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES, on page 4. NOTES OF THE WEEK, mi page 8.
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    Lord Lloyd's Recall.
    764 9 Lord Lloyd 's Recall. FOREIGN MINISTER'S DEFENCE. Egypt Policy Obstructed. LIBERAL LEADER DENOUNCES TORY ATTACK. Reuter's Service. London, July 26. fo 1 "J?™ HoUfie f on the motion OUr m f nfc f °r the summer recess, Mr 2S£?2 Lcd attention to "matters of gravity dismissal. He said Lord Lloyd
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    The Draft Treaty
    186 9 TO BE FREELY RATIFIED. Reuter's Service. Cairo. July 27. A cording to the newspaper "El Mokattam." Egyptian official circles understand the British Government view sympathetically. An AngloEgyptian Draft Treaty has been drawn up by Egyptian negotiators, whereby the British High Commissioner of Egypt brcomes Ambassador and the
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    POINCARE RESIGNS.
    153 9 Surgical Operation Necessary. BRIAND TO BE PREMIER? A New Government to be Formed? Reuter's Service. Trans -Ocean via Pan-Asia. PVtS, July 26. la su/Iertog t (rom^,!^ t eenart n M Potacare «1 alamw < H bte «"-"«n»rs but SS.£ JUly M p Paris> July 2 7would £S?v *y°
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    CRUISER SUSPENSION.
    126 9 "Big Navy" Group's Opposition. Reuter's Service. Washington, July 27. Telegrams from every corner of the United States and all parts of the world are pourin? m to the White House endorsing Mr. Hoover's cruiser suspension. Reports received by the Administration indicate that the country as a whole enthusiastically
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    DUTCH ELECTIONS.
    54 9 Majority for the Right. Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, July 27. The Provincial States of six out of the ckven provinces have elected one half the members oi the First Chamber. The results are 11 Catholics, five Socialists, three Christian Historical. two Liberals, two Liberal Democrats aud two Anti-Revolutionaries. The
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    MORE REDS ARRESTED.
    46 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, July 26. Ten Communists have teen arrested at DTama, and it is reported that 18. have b en arrested at Angora. Doeuuindestpreux, the manager of the Communist paper "Humanite," has been arrested on a charge of inciting troops to disobedience.
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    COLONIAL COMMITTEE.
    38 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 26. Sir Basil Blackett has been appointed Chairman of the Committee appointed under the Colonial Development Bill, comprising Sir Felix Pole, 'Sir Alan Smith and Messrs" Ernest Bevan and R. H. Jackson
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    CHANCELLOR BETTER.
    25 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, July 26. The condition of Chancellor Mueller is regarded as satisfactory and there will be no further bulletin news.
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    ENGLISH CRICKET. Sports & Pastimes.
    272 10 ENGLISH CRICKET. Sports Pastimes. Shocks for Leading Counties. 14 '.'CENTURIES: FREEMAN'S 1® WICKETS; K SINGAPORE MEN AT LORD'S. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. E London, July ffiames commenced on Wednseday and conMulled to-day. resulted as follows: 1» LEICESTER BEAT MIDDLESEX, Leicester 377 (Shipman 133. AsUll 12i. RoSmTffor 129) and 180»(Peebles Middlesex 337
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    The Fourth Test.
    309 10 PROBABLE LAST MINUTE CHANGES. Reuter's Service. London, July 26. In view of the inability of Tate, and possibly Hannnond who is sufferng from knee trouble, to play in the Fourth Test between England and South Africa commencing to-day at Manchester, the selection committee hawe tafctructed Goddard (Gloucestershire),
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    Local Fixtures.
    153 10 p.S. L- v. WELCH REGT. The Club tournament aide. Public Services and Taw. win play the Welch Regt. at Tanglin this afternoon. SJLC. v, M.C.U. At the SJtC enn of the padang to-day. the S.R C. will meet the Medical College Union In a game commencing at 2
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    A NASTY JOLT FOR ENGLAND.
    252 10 India to Appear in Tests? AND WHY NOT MALAYA? London. July 5. South Africa's surprising form hi Test matches has, as the great Macartney aptly says, given England a nasty jolt. Australia, with next year's tour in view, is eagerly watching every development and so
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    150 10 8.8. AND I. FARE BADLY. Taking first knock in the tournament game on the padang yesterday afternoon, five 8.8. and I. batsmen went back to the pavilion In the hour, the telegraph reading 68 for 5 when stumps were drawn. The fielding side, the Merchants, owe their satisfactory
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    County Championship Table.
    1017 10 II 'iw f v I j j <■»>. r") ■T I Sports Pastimes. I" cWT. A""™»""'. ■■IV ENGLISH CRICKET. India (o Appear in Tests? 111 ]p Shocks for Leading Counties. OT 2 In Ml'CEYTOmUS: nonws 1« WICSKTS; Boatu Afrlo's «urprtsln» form "> Tax J| IK SINGAPORE MEN
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    Dundee Disqualified.
    40 10 JACKIE FIELDS WELTER-WEIGHT CHAMPION. BOXING. Reuter's Service. Detroit, July 26. Jackie Fields obtained undisputed possession of the welter-weight championship by defeating Joe Dundee in a fifteen rounds contest. Dundee was disqualified on a foul in the second round.
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    Young Aman to Continue Boxing.
    85 10 Young Aman, the popular Malay pugilist, wishes to state that he has changed his mind, and has decided to continue bis boxing career. He will oppose Little Lewis at the Moonlight Hall on August B—the night Battling Gullemo, ot the Olympic Stadium, Manila, fights Y.
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    A.A.U. v. H. and S.L.U.
    44 10 BADMINTON. The following will represent the Amateur Athletic Union against the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union to-morrow on the former's court:—Lee Kirn Seek, Chew Keow r.hin, Gan Tian Soo, Koh Yew Kernr, Tan Chooi Leong and Koh Joo Hock,
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    S.C.S.A.C. v. J.B.P.
    68 10 The Singapore Cold Storage Athletic Club will meet the jovial BP in a match of five sirvgle» and one doubles to-morrow, on the latter's court, 4, Lorong C, East Coast Road. The following will represent the S.C.S.A.C.: w Singles.-—Khoo Cheong Yan, Wee Kim Choon, Khoo Heng Cheok,
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    347 10 S.R.G. Trounced by Welch. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. SOLDIERS IN SHOOTING FORM. The return First Dlvis'.on match between the Welch and the S.R.C. played at the Stadium yesterday, was a decided contrast to their previous meeting, which the Soldiers won by the odd ?oal In nine, after an excltinj game.
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    League Table.
    1197 10 m "j a m B I 1 Hj I >» A| a 11 I li'ltn 1ft fc.. THE TRIBUNE. SA' ■P I V?. I association football IfBr Sports Pastimes. H 1 SOLOIKRS V* SHOOTING WML*. JJ IK ohuim A NASTY JOLT FOR n* «<«« piwt Divirnn match a»
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    League Fixtures.
    62 10 TO-DAY, JULY 27. DMdM IL Police RJL at H. Board ground. Referee: Our. Bland. MONDAY, JULY M. Division L R A. S.CJ.A., at Stadium. Division EL Welch v. R.A.O.C., at H. Board ground. A.P.C. t. I.C.F.A., at &C.C. ground. WEDNESDAY, JULY IL Division L I.C.F.A. Seletar, at Stadium.
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    N. S. Team for Malacca.
    75 10 The following is the N. S. team to meet Malacca at -Malacca to-day in the Malaya Cup competition; Goh Wee (S.U.C.A.); Gooch (N.S.C.) and F. Sta. Maria (Temiang Rovers); H. Sta. Maria, (Temiang Rovers), (N.S.C.) and P. Marimuttu .Temiang Rovers); G. H. Brinkley (N-S.C.). Lim
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    Malacca Sprinters' League.
    143 10 On the 8th inst. the .'A" team met the "B* team in the Malacca Sprinters' League, the result being a draw, 1—-1. Fernando scored for the "B" team and €hua Bian Seng for- the "A" team. Referee:—Mr. Pang Teck Swi. On Monday last the "B" team were
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    Colman League Match Postponed.
    26 10 The Colman league match between Jalan Saltan and Kampong Kapor, arranged to take place to-day on the (Malay ground, has been postponed.
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    Malaya Cup Trial.
    61 10 GAME AT STADIUM TO-MORBOW. To-raofrow tbe S.A.F.A V will play their first trial match in connection with the Malayn Cup when ths following side wiM meat the Welch Regt. at the Stadium: Ah Kow; Ycow Soon, Woods; Reade, Donalct, De Silra; Joy, Mat Noor, Boon Lin, Fyfe
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    The Garrison Cup.
    180 10 TEAMS FOR TUESDAY'S MATCH. The following sides will represent the Volunteers 'and Regulars in ihe Chanty match at the Stadium on Tuesday: Volsstcers. Urquhart ("D** Eurasian Coy.); Woods (S.V.RA.) and Cheok Wah ("E" Chin**? Coy.); Brummitt (SVJR.A.), Aeria Eurasian Coy.), and Donald TC" Scottish Coy.); Salleh ("F"
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    I.C.F.A. League.
    61 10 SJ.F.C. v. T.A.C. The following will represent the Straits Indians F- C. against the Travanccre Athletic Cub, in the competition for Tie K. K. Pathp's Cup, on the V.M.C.A. ground, Balestier Road, to-morrow: S. Gov indasamy; M. Hassim, Md. Eusupe; Baboo, Rajajoo, Manikam, Sithambaram; Md. Eusone Ramasamy (Capt.),
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    Moine Comte's v. H.S.L.U.
    42 10 The following will represent Moine Comte's against the Health and Strength Leaguers' Uwion on the latter's ground: Kah Kwee, Keok Thiam. Boon Hwee. Koh Hee, Jantan, Awang, Boon Heng, Sow Yoong, Gek Seah. Poh Chuan and Khian Hian.
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    British Pros. Championship.
    42 10 w——— mt w HOLDER RETAINS THE TITLE. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. London, Julr 26. At Roehampton, in the British Professional Lawn Tennis chanipionsnip final. D. Maskell (All CliA), holder, beat J. Pea*"ce, aged nineteer, (Queen't* Club) 6—2. 6—4. 6—2.
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    37 10 FRANCE TWO MATCHES UP. Reuter's Service. Paris, July 26. In the Davis Cup challenge round Borotra (France) beat Lott (America) 6V—l, —6, 6—4, 7—5, and Cochet (France) leat Tilrten (America) 6—3. 6—l. 6—2.
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    L.L.T.C. Tournaments.
    27 10 Y««terday's result in the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club tournament was: Mixed Doubles. Mrs. Zylstra and S. Wise beat Mr. nnd Mrs. Warden 4—6, 7—5, 6—*-
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    EXCHANGES.
    150 10 British Official Wireless. London, July 26. Paris l»- 7 65 New York 4.85 9/32 Brussels 34.90 Geneva 25.22 Amsterdam 12.99% Mflen 92.765 Berlin 2035 Stockholm 18.105 Copenhagen 18 21 Oslo i B 205 Vienna 64 Prague 164 Helsingfors 193 Madrid 33.25 j Lisbon 108.20 Athens 375 Bucharest Bi3 Rio
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    31 10 A certificate of registration under the Inventions Ordinance has been granted to 1.0. Farbenindustrle Aktiengesellschaft of Frankfurt on-Main ln respect of processes for improvements in the vulcanisation and preservation of latex.
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    S. C. Girls' School Sports.
    425 10 ATHLETICS. Originally established by Dr. Li«f Boon Ken* *t Hill Street in 1909 and moved cStaiSrt in 192«; the Singapore Chinese Girls' School has now a» 01 so* «hool is under tin management el Miss J. E. Nesbit (Princifttl). assisted b> «itfff of 12 lady
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    S.J.O.B.A. Sports.
    78 10 The St. Joserh's Old Boys will hold their Sth annual athletic sports at the Stadium on Saturday, Sept 1. Entries are now open and should l>e made in the entry book at the club house before Aug 20. The events are similar to those of 1928. The school
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    Wingfield Sculls.
    67 10 HAT-TRICK AND A RECORD. ROWING. Reuter's Service. London, July 26. On the Putney to Mortlake course in the Wingfield Sculls, T- Collect, (Leander Club) was first, D. Dive (London Club) second and A. Harvey (London Club) third. Wen by one and three quarter lengths with a bad third.
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    Penang Turf Club.
    64 10 TO-DAY'S SCRATCHINGS. THE TURF. Race 1.—Young Egypt, Sally; Race 2.— Alowroi, Little Harmony; Race 3.—(Westvale; Race 4.—Treasure King, L. C. Brava, Eternity; Race 5.—Mont Aiguille, Ginger (Med&n); Race 6.—Ctuam Ard; Race 7.— Silver Rock, Miss Australia, Shoot-Im; Race 8—SoufTee, More Yet; Race 9.—King Blendolph, Mikado. All engagements.—Belle
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    PRODUCE.
    148 10 Singapore. July 27. Rice, Siam 1 per' Koyan $353 Rice, Slam 2 $340 Rice, Siam 3 M $332 Rice, Siam 4 $310 Rice, Saigon A-l $310 Rice, Saigon 1 $287 Rice, Saigon 2 m $268 Rice. Saigon 3 $248 Rice, Rangoon 1 $250 Rice, Rangoon 2 $240 Rice, Par
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    Commercial News.
    295 10 LATEST QUOTATIONS. The Market Steady. Meaw*- Etlin and Co. report at n fif 4mW RUBBER. London Ufcd. up 3/16 d. New Yflßfc cents (G), up cent Shares:—Steady. Allenbys $2J7^—s: Ayer Mole** «1,79—9X85, Ayer Panas «1,95. Basset* 97 cenW —$1.02 Vi, Bal« $$30—53.30, BtfOgXS 81.3**—51.35, »HkU toog* 78—61 (SantSi
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    RUBBER DUTY.
    32 10 It is notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette that the price of rubber for assessment of dirty for the period July 20, to Aug* I, is 35*« cents per pound.
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    KINTA DREDGE AT WORK.
    37 10 Messrs. Derrick and Co., as secretaries of the Kinta Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., inform us that the company's electrically driven bucket dredge is now in commission and is dredging 24 hours per day.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    111 10 New WorW. SIXTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Elaborate preparations are being imde in connection with the celebration of titsixth anniversaiy of the New World. The celebrations will cover five night» commencing from Wednesday, July 31. A triumphal arch is being specially built for the occasion, and there will bt illuminated
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    The City Opera.
    65 10 IN AID OF INDIAN ASSOCIATION. A well known Hindustani play. "Sou bagya Sundaree," will be staged 3>> the City Opera on Sunday night, under the auspices of the president and m *r> of the Indian Association of Singapore. Henry, Milly a/id Moona will ah p*rform in specially
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    The Tivoli.
    57 10 Adolphe Menjou, is featured i mount comedy drama "Service for J which the Tivoli is presenting t n:ghw along with <a thrilling picture of t r.<>tor race track, "Dead Man's Curve." > *hicn Dougjas Fairbanks ,Jr., appear tne second show commencing at 9 In the ealier houses, "A
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    70 10 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COM™ c£ RUBBER ASSOCIATION 12 o'clock noon, July 27. Bayers R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.P.C. Spot 36 Standard R.S.S. Spot 36 Standard R.S.S. on Tender August 37 September 37 Aug. Sept. 37', Oct./ Dec. 40 JJJ Jan./ Mar. 41 Tone of Market:—Steady, quiet l6d
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    24 10 Major A.T. Miller, M.C., D.A.A and Q.M.G. Singapore, has been promoted Colonel; and Major A. T. Shake? M.C., R.K.. has been promoted U< :l
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    Johan Wine Disaster.
    674 11 SI BTERRANEAN RIVER? Kumours Amongst Miners. j, ,f erring to the Johan Mine yesterday ivs Wednesday's "Times of Malaya," it stated that the late Towkay Foo Che boon worked the area on the open ca<; thod. This we are given to undergo incorrect. Shafting was the method
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    FALLEN ON EVIL DAYS.
    140 11 British Opera Company in Liquidation. London. July 5. ?he extinction, which threatened the Brlr~ Nation Opera Company for many years, *N this w a t a general meeting to con- voluntary liquidation which, however, forestalled by the creditor** petition for *Wsory liquidation, T ae situ Hon,
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    FIRST LADY LAWYER IN NORTH INDIA.
    93 11 hyamkumari Nehru. Ha Allhabad, July 13. nkv »nari Nehru, who! recenly [Tej gV J f appr<jn*iceship under Sir M*e as Sapru, has commenced pracoc ate in the High Court of a Lv n in the oni y lad y l»wyer She a Iher first
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    Correspondence.
    41 11 on^subjecte^of 8 public °int«pe8t 0 ft?* k* by correspondents ®P lnion expressed b rief as Sg £2S d (double sWSSr>' erably *ype-written the paper iX d on one ide of used, but, the ma b £%£Ĕ '•jt-K.XSS warted wni not
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    Raffles College Fund.
    238 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") ing ihe 1 T ateSt Pleasure endorsChlnese on A commenting further I wish su ect < 1,1 an annpailc 1 5 1 to that'such th« te not sound policy on the part of to matters of educati™ to other civilised countries, all
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    35 11 Mr. F.G. Penny, M.P., the "Member for Malaya," was a guest at a dinner in London given by Mr. Walter Guinness, MJ., on July 1, at which Mr. Stanley Baldwin was the guest of honour.
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    44 13 Adoption of the summer-time system was proposed by Chief Secretary Hatoyama at a conference of Japanese Vice-Ministers All favoured the proposal so far as the principle to concerned, but expressed their opinion that it should be studied very carefully before being put into practice.
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