Malaya Tribune, 13 January 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVII. No. 10 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Jan. 13, 1930.
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      226 1 L IPTON'S CEYLON TEA. Yor CANNOT BETTER r i'H£ BEST. LATHES, SHiOT Etc. CATALOGUES AND PRICES FROM I Sole Importers: The EaSt Asiatic CO., Ltd., SINGAPORE. •2f (Incorporated in Denmark.) Gf I A LUCKY NUMBER Defer red Jterms arranged and the best market a] price allowed foV yfchr oM €ar.
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      228 1 "FLOrtODOB" Washing Suitings /7*^^A For Tropical HIGH STREET. Singapore. ****************************************2^ CHCF €T t c most delicious of all jij Cooked to perfection and ready i jj 3j nourishing and satisfying. X jj S MADE IK INOLANI BT A. LAKHtVT A fOll LV» I jj ft 525Z**********525Z**********5Z******************************525 ****************************************523 !*********************************************id5g^^ I Just
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    PAVLOVA TALKS ABOUT LOVE.
    427 2 Husbands The Music Of Life's Dance. Mme. Anna Pavlova twinkled and flut- tered —twinkled because that is the effect of her eyes; fluttered, because that is how she speaks with her hands. She sat on one side of a tea-tahle, with her earrings, her black hat,
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    NEW LIGHT WANTED.
    313 2 Suggestion To Inventors. Why should yoj keep a doir and bark yourself; why should you light both the street and the vehicles? This is the pertinent question which a correspondent discusses in the columns of the "Times." When one thinks of it, it does seem a little
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    CHALLENGE TO RELIGION.
    88 2 Indian Professor's Lecture. London. Dec. 13. "The Challenge of Recent Thought to Accepted Religious Belief" was the subject of his first Kibbert lecture, delivered at the Manchester University, by Professor Radhakrishnan, of the Calcutta University. He remarked that organised rel.gion had not been very effective in building
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    DUTCH AIR MAIL.
    84 2 Rumour is rift regarding a new contract between the X.L.M. and the Dutch and Dutch Kast Indian postal authorities for a further series- of flights. The first series of ten flights ends with the machine that leaves Amsterdam on Jan. 15. Nothing is known in official circles
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    PRINCESS MARIE JOSE OF BELGIUM.
    486 2 Warm-Hearted, Audacious And Adored. Princess Marie Jose, the only daughter of the King and Queen cf the Belgians who has just been married to the Crown Prince Umberto of Italy has been the adored child of her own nation since August 4—twenty two years ago.
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    U.S. WOMEN REBELS.
    94 2 No Use For Long Skirts. The English actress, Miss Gertrude Lawrence, fresh from Paris and clad in a long frock, explained to six hundred delegates from women's societies in New York State why the new mode is more beautiful than the kneelength skirt. The delegates were not
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      168 2 mi—mi iQfgaoi ipgaflM i ,Ai tftr rftT Tft Do not miss the Opening Day! 8 of n WHITEAWAYS Great Stocktaking I 0 Ĕm**m\ ML Hi IHmh 0 COMMENCING 1 Monday, Jan. 13.1 U AT 8.30 A.M. 5 Under Instructions from jj I the Directors who have i j been visiting
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      389 2 Are You Looking Old T Soon? Too many men and won they should. Their faces paliid, drawn, their ey< feelings (f wretched n sometimes accompanied digestive troubles, backach< ing pains of rheumatism ly—now make, thmi I el should still be in the vigour, age, with its in grip upon the
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    Empire Producers.
    1678 3 DEVELOPMENT AS ONE UNIT. Britain Entirely Unbalanced. A meeting of the Council and Vice-Presi-dents of the British Empire Producers' Organisation was held at Imperial Chemical House, Millbank, S.W. 1, recently. Lord Melchett was welcomed as the new Chairman of the Organisation by Mr. V. A. Malcomson, the Vice
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      252 3 I Why Buy Oranges? j When you get the most delicious I ORANGE POP I y3 made entirely Iron the best I if California Oranges. 1 I j£ 1 Until You Taste I j PHOENIX I I I J ORANGE POP j it is imposMr>le to imagine I now good
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      75 3 Why I Use POUDRE TOKALON Ihe Mousse of Cream Face Powder. I NEVER 'jl SHINY NOSE. SlES^ffiSirJl of wind or rain. Kiiiil'«iiif \.W'im j In Poudre Tokalon the mousse of cream is scientifically blended with the finest air-floated powder (patented process), which makes it stay on all day Ion?. TOAALOOI
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      266 3 Jjj g 1 ORANGE CRUSH j 8S Dame SU^^eStS CrUShe<l I i is the c nsummation {a I I 1 -'H^-B 1 I year's research work and a B I voyage to America to study the S SSS* b I 0 f cnaracleristics oJ tne fruit and I its convers
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    South, China Notes.
    1493 4 NEW YEAR DAY TRAGEDY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hong Kong, Jan. 2. The New Ye*T holidays in Hong Kong was marred by a double tragedy which occurred last night when Mr. George William Cade Burnett, who was formerly connected with the "South China Morning Post" and "Hong
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    THE KING GREETS GERMAN BOYS.
    295 4 Chance Meeting In Churchyard. Four German schoolboys recently had the privilege or talking with the King. It was a casual meeting in the churchyard at Sandringhana,' The boys belonged to a party of twelve who in the charge of two master.;, came from the top
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    MADRAS BROTHELS BILL.
    116 4 Bishop Heads Deputation. Madras, Dec. 18. It will be remembered that the Select Committee on the Brothels Bill, while approving most of the provisions of the Bill, threw out the c!ause which 'aid down that it was a penal offence for any man or woman to live
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    GOOD BUSINESS.
    60 4 Gift Calendars Resold. Saigon, Jan. 2. The rigorous observance of the Gregorian calendar by China, in place of the lunar calendar, as from Jan. 1, has had the humorous effect of creating a form of business in the calendars which are distributed free by foreign Arms, and are
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      215 4 Hr v Bf3 IW aiarve r T "Sugarcane" Brand V jj |2 Earns Pre~Eminence. I REFRIGERATING Co LTD N Orchard Road-Selegie Boad-Keppel Road-Grange Road Markets, d] jjj (Established 1908) j> I A Gifts she would always I treasure 1 I Diamond Jg Sports Cups I Jewellery iSi Shields cj Gold
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      338 4 ECZEMA CAUSED I SLEEPLKSJIGHTS Spread Over Arms and Limbs. Healed by Cuticura. "The trouble started about eleven years ago with a round patch something similar to dry eczema on my right elbow, and gradually spread over my arms and limbs. As the skin scaled and peeled off another formed, which
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      70 4 LEMON DRAUGHT The Best ToJ Purgative, Sale and ig reeab|( a( all Cher sis and st ires Central Works 3ta GAS, WATER AND i i trk SERVICEHave Now Remr, To 136, MIDDLE ?OAD Have in ready sto Electric lamps and fi j* s f or sale. Job work for of
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    Literary Notes. Chance For Eastern Play-wrights.
    824 5 ARAB DRAMATIST MAKES HIT IN BERLIN. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune") Berlin, Dec. 12. A singularly interesting development in the German theatrical world is the formation of a group of Orient Players who have set themselves the task of providing Eastern dramatists with an
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    Latest Publications.
    393 5 In his famous book "The Nature of the Physical World" Professor. Eddington issued a challenge to theologians in the following words: "Have you (theologians) any system of inference from mystic experience comparable to the system by which science develops a knowledge of the outside world?" R. Gordon Milburn,
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    GLADYS COOPER'S BABY.
    104 5 London, Dec. 13. Sally will bi3 the name of the baby daughter of Miss Gladys Cooper (Lady Pearson) born this week at her home in Highgate. Miss Cooper last appeared on the stage in Somerset Maugham's play "The Sacred Flame" which was withdrawn in August when it
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    MARKET PRICES.
    380 5 Singapore, Jan. 10. MEAT. Beef steak (round) kati 48 Beef! stew or curry kati 38 Beef, stew or curry kati 38 Pnrk- lpßn kati 64 Pork can and fat (Ist quality) kati 64 Mutton £<£an lb. Mutton Australian lb. g Fowl kati 55 Hens' (Locally reared) kati Jj
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      427 5 BtMVENESCEIICE Worn-OOt People by the A ('W Jt ,Vorld Renowned GEOKH, UENNING, (Germany) permanent Preserver of Youth at any Age. REMOVFS FLABBY FIGURE. 4 in rhc Prospectus. ApP to Sole Agents: tfilNA MOHAMED SONS, M SI ;,V KUALA LUMPUB. jvi,\NIKINS. and Physiology of the Atlas > si?:e 17 x 914
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      186 5 FOR ALL DEFECTS OF VISION CONSULT: M. EZEKIEL SONS. Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticians. 4, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. Optometrists: A. M. Ezekiel, 0.D., F.P.O.C FOR SANITATION. Noncrazing Earthenware and Fireclay Closets, Lavatories, Urinals, Cast-iron porcelain enamelled Baths, Bathroom fittings of every description. APPLY BERNHARD BUSCBMANN, (Sanitary Department). HAMBURG 36, NEUERWALL 44,
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      83 5 Getting back strength after illness It is the great restorative value of Bovril which has gained for it the universal approval of doctors and nurses. It stimulates and nourishes without any of the reaction of drugs and harmful stimulants. The good that Bovril does a convalescent is permanent good —so
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      348 6 PAVILION 1 I 'PHONE 6903 I FROM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY BTO MONDAY, JANUARY 13. I S AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP jj] I THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. I EVE S FILM AND EVERYBODY'S REVIEW. i J CLARA BOW u„, -itI ANTONIO MORENO «n "IT" 1 "IT" I Written by ELINOR GLYN jjj
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      254 6 Amusement s. ALHAMBRA| I 'PHONE 6909 g I (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) I PROGRAMME I Commencing Monday, January 13, ending Friday, January 17. g H IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. 3 I THE L4TEST EMPIRE NEWS I I WILLIAM HAINES 1 s m B I"West Point I
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      366 6 GAIETY CINEMA Where you enjoy every minute! ENTERTAINMENT DE LUXE! From Friday, January 10 to Thursday, January 16. AT 9 P.M. SHARP Who cares? Who won? Who took the pretty maids by storm? Ah\ ATTENTIOS I Fall in lot the laugh riot of the late lamented war. BUCK PRIVATES STARRING
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      154 6 SURINA THEATRE SECOND TO NOSE 100% ENTERTAIN From Wednesday, .lan. s I IN THE SECONI» SHOW r y Further Super Ejq Blake of Scotland Yam Loudon"s Greatest Detect) v. I th- vicious, crafty King of th, possession of the Famous p r ting base metals inn No. 3. TDE VANISHING
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    228 7 gabber Kails Below 7d. Co report at 11 a.m. Messrs E lit BBER. down 3. 16d. London (;l s ,G), unchanged. m v nbys $1.50—51.60, Ayer shar«- Panas $1.25—51.30, Balgownies $2.40—52.50, gassetts 6o Bukit jelotongs 42 —45 ,2 cents. Colinsburghs ents. B. uas $1.20—51.30. Gle--5290-53.03. .'.-dragiris
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    PLANTERS' INCREASED MEMBERSHIP.
    275 7 (from Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 11. At the annual meeting of the I.S.P. at Kuala Lumpur this morning, Major Nevill Stevens, the chairman, stated that the Society had dealt during the year with M legal cases and in 13 had taken an opinion only. The
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    PRODUCE.
    112 7 SINGAPORE, JAN. 13. C 1 per Koyan $350 fes" 2.. J $320 fcS* 3.. .I $300 p; e laß 4 h $290 p Ce Slam N 1.. $293 Si; n 2 $283 Rue Sv $287 Rice R 3 271 J $267 £n. 1 .2 $260 R ire H 1
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    TIN OUTPUT CONTROL.
    124 7 Further Mines Agree To Weekly Stoppage. Messrs. Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co., secretaries of the Local Advisory Council of the Tin Producers' Association, London, announce that the following mines, in addition to those already mentioned, are to stop work during week-ends: Company Dredges. Lukut Tin Dredging, Ltd.
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    JAPAN'S NEW YEAR TRADE.
    100 7 Gold Decision And After. ("Japanese News" Service.) Tokyo, Jan. 10. Trade returns for the first ten days of this month show totals of Y33,829.t)00 for imports and Y33.072,000 for exports. The Nanyo Kyokai or the South-Seas Association proposes to send ten commercial apprentices to Sumatra this
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    319 7 (British Official Wireless.) (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, JAN. 13. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15/16 d. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3%d. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d. London 30 days* sight 2s. 3 25/32 d. London demand 2s. 3%d.
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    TO DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    77 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 O'CLOCK NOON, JAN. 13. Bayers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 23 23 5 4 Standard R.S.S. on Tender January m 23* 23', February 23 Mt 23% March 24 24 February/March 23% 24 April/June 24% 25 Tone of
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    87 7 Fire On German Freighter. Spontaneous combustion of the bunker coal was believed to be the caase of an outbreak of fire on hoard the Norddeutscher Lloyd freighter "Lahn" whilst at sea between Shanghai and Kong Kong. Good work on the pa it of the officers and crerw of
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    Wheat As Fuel.
    293 7 London, Dec. 20. Wheat was used as fuel by the British steamer "Euclid" when an explosion prevented access to tue coal supply. The "Euclid" arrived at St. Vincent last night with a fire in her bunkers. A Lloyd's message states that an explosion occurred on November 24,
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    ARRIVALS.
    279 7 "Mabella," Nor. 840 tons, Capt. Prundsen. from Bangkok, 12-1; for Bangkok, 14-1. "Kola," Brit. 729 tons, Capt. Radge, from Bangkok, 12-1; for Bangkok, 16-1. "Khoen Hoea," Dut. 611 tons, Capt. Koenes, from Pontianak, 12-1; for Pontianak. 14-1. "Edendale," Brit. 707 tons, Capt. Walsh, from Blinjoe, 12-1; for unknown. "Suddadib."
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    142 7 It is announced that the following appointments have been made to the Federated Malay States:—Miss D. Tissingtori to be a European Woman Teacher, Primary Classes; Mr. W. B. Sutherland, M.8., Ch.B.. to be a Medical Officer; Messrs. W. H. R. Evans and G. F. Gripper to be Inspectors of Mines;
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    SMART POLICE WORK.
    81 7 Alleged Thief Prevented From Leaving, On Thursday afternoon a Chinese twakow owner in the Serangoon River made a report to the effect that over $200 in cash and a cheque for $116 were stolen from his twakow while it was anchored in the river off the Upper
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    L.O.N. HEALTH BULLETIN.
    216 7 The following is the Health Bulletin of the League cf Nations' Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended Jan. 4. Tamatave: 3 plagu? cases and 3 deaths. Borbera: 1 sma'lpox death. Baghdad: 3 smallpox cases and 3 deaths. Basrah: 1 plaguo case. Bombay: 25 case? of smallpox
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day Is Rs. 152 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon Is Rs. 156 for $100.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, Jan. 13. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Anhui 22: Allende 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3J. Agra 18: Schlesien 14: Siamese Prince 11; Diomed 9: Gascoyne 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Ipoh 34; Hosang 35; Yuensang 37; Lica Maersk 39. Empire Dock
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      306 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED —Immediately Short-hand Typist for Johore Bahru. Appry stating speed, experience and salary required with copies of testimonials to Box No. 108. e/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—An experienced man teacher, with Senior Cambridge Certificate. Apply Box 106. c, o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —By well-known firm of Importers, the services
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      410 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of sucfi tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room, Municipal Offices: Tender. Date of Closing. Bupply of Cast Iron Pipes for the Municipal Oas Dept.
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      395 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. JAN. 13. Muar (Jerantut) 8 p.m. Port Swettenham and Penang (Kinta) 3 p.m. P. Dickson, Lumut Tetuk Anson (Malaya) 8 p.m. Batu Pahat (G?mas) 3 p.m. Bagan Si Api Api (Meran) 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang Bengkalis (Dajak) 3 p.m. North India (Yuensang) 3 p.m. Shanghai. Japan and
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      253 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright j RelaTemperature. Rain- Sun- tlve Wind f Max. Mm. fall, shines. Humi- Direc- Speed, Station*. P. P. Ins. hour. dity tion. mp h. Weather, v Alor Star 92 73 nil 10.9 65 E. 15- Fine Kota Bharu K. Treaaganu 8H 74 .10 6.9
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    201 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Messrs. Tan Seong Moh and Teo Jee Leong wish to thank their relatives, friends and the European ladies and gentlemen, Porget-Me-Not Party and others who sent presents and for their presence on Friday and Saturday last to dinner and tiffin on the occasion
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    CURRENT TOPICS.
    725 8 A rather amusing rivalry in slogans is proceeding between some of our Malayan contemporaries. For our own part, we are disinclined to indulge in the profitless pastime of blowing our own trumpet—we are content with the appreciation continually forthcoming from readers, which is proof that we are not
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    89 8 Dr. Gilbert E. Brooke has taken up duties as editor of the "Sarawak Gazette." Dr. H. A. Tempany, Director of Agriculture, has been admitted to the European Hospital. Kuala Lumpur. A new English school has been opened at Ja&in, which village now also possesses a cinema, nightly drawing good crowds.
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    APPRECIATION OF NEW GOVERNOR.
    556 8 By "One Who Knew Him In Ceylon." The following tribute to the new Governor appears in the December issue of "British Malaya" (London): I knew Sir Cecil Clementi, then Mr. Clementi, when he took up the appointment of Colonial Secretary, and the administration of the Government
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    431 8 Dr. Nicholas, assistant surgeon, of Jasin District Hospital, has gone on two weeks' leave. Dr. Oliveiro. of Alor Gajah. is acting for him. At the 19th annual general meeting of the Van Leng Hean Association, held on the 6th inst. at 41, Tras Street, the officers were reelected "en bloc"
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    Malayans At Home.
    642 8 MEMORY OF SIR F EST BIRCH. (Special to the -Malaya L <>- Dec. i| A very prominent ex-l| Birch, K.C.M.G., has pas Bexhill-on-Sea home alt., severe bout of pneumonia age, 72, pneumonia is a ser, the "Grand Old Man." as ma t him, was game up to
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    BELOW SEVENPENCE.
    96 8 Rubber's Lowest Price For Eight years. The latest rubber quotation in I <3on 6 15/16 d, the lowest since Qm touched l%d in 1922 and. cxc ept the lowest in twenty years. Prom 1910, when it touched 12s gradually declined (with Bud the slump period of 1921 aw
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    THE ROYAL SAMOANS.
    44 8 The Royal Samoan Dancers their season at the Victoria Th'a including Wednesday. New music are being arranged have been experienced so far. The Samoan? again greatly plea audience on Saturday with then a and music. The entertainm- nl and thoroughly enjoyable.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    38 8 Latest Quotations. Hliri London:—6 15 16d. New York:—l4-v cent lO>-Sir.gapore:—23-23 cents. TIN. Od London:—Spot C 176 15s. Od (up 3 months, buyers £180 Gs. 9d sellers £180 ss. Od. (up 7s Bd Sin-apcre:—s9o.7s (150 tous
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    Well-Known Resident Found Shot Dead. REPLY TO FRANCE.
    511 9 (Reuter's Service.) British Confidence in Peace. M \L REDUCTION II STIFIED. !<a nci And Air Cuts Later. Washington, Jan. 12. w>5D0: suggestions that, the negotialn Mediterranean pact might order to effect Franco-Italian u f»d at the White House that enlarging the agenda
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    ONE FLASH KILLS TEN PEOPLE.
    33 9 Terrific Thunderstorm. (Reuter's Service.) Rfci de Janeiro, Jan. 11. ■Nfc Eh* 8 m i,UstanU y kmed by a ttunc,r-c:/, durin a terrific fca'o Stat UrnmMp of Assis, Sao
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    AMERICANS HOAXED.
    81 9 Document" A Joke. (Reuter's Service.) Mew York, Jan. 11. Affairs sub-Committees Ivities of William B. abrun- 1 naval conference has *aiUlonev ally ended by Dr wn citseribing the famous nent which Shearer rtance, as a satire on America on beheM of Dr Mai( n( 1 OOS. an Edinburgh
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    16 9 ■*m KRs on Page 3. ••Unas V. Pace S(°RRfc>FON, i,OME I on page 11.
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    America's Baby.
    114 9 LEFT ON EUROPE'S DOORSTEP. Wilson Policy Returning? (Reuter's Service.) New York, Jan. 11. General Smuts, speaking at a banquet in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the founding of the League of Nations, referred to the departure of the American delegation to the London Naval Conference as marking
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    POLICE PROTECT DELEGATES.
    196 9 Geneva, Jan. 12. Never before has there been such elaborate police precautions on the eve of a meeting of the League Council, except when the Russian delegates attended a meeting, but in view of recent revelations of anti-Fascist conspiracies, the greatest care is being taken to ensure
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    EGYPT A NATION.
    164 9 Opening Of New Parliament. (Reuter's Service.) Cairo, Jan. 11. King Fuad opened the restored Egyptian Parliament amid enthusiastic and popular .scenes. The Premier Nahas Pasha read the speech from the Throne in which joy was expressed that the session would permit the opening of a new era
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    MEERUT CONSPIRACY.
    80 9 Thirty Accused Committed. (Reuter's Service.) Meerut, Jan. 11. All the accused in the Meerut conspiracy case have been committed to the sessions with the exception of Dharamvir Singh, member of Legislative Council of the United Provinces, who has been discharged. Later. The special magistrate framed the charge against
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    SHIFTS IN COAL MINE.
    86 9 International Agreement. (Reuter's Service.) Geneva, Jan. 11. The coal conference, consisting cf representatives of nine of the principal European coal-producing countries, after discussion on labour conditions, adopted an important proposition submitted by the International Labour Office regarding the formula to apply to the duration of work
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    JEWISH PEACE LEAGUE.
    76 9 Famous Men Lead Movement. (Reuter's Service.) Berlin, Jan. 13. A new "Jewish Peace League" was inaugurated at a big public meeting presided over by Dr. Wassermann. Director of the Deutsche Bank. The speakers included Dr. Leon Peuchtwanger and the author Jew Suss. Dr. Albert Einstein sent a
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    Gambling Raid.
    82 9 ALLEGED PRINTING OF SWEEP TICKETS. Arrest At Local Club. A man named Isaac Levine was arrested by Mr. E. Tongue, A.8.P., in charge of the Detective Branch, in the Cosmopolitan Club in Siang Hill Oil Saturday, in connection with alleged gambling' Levine was charged before the Second Magistrate
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    CHURCH BEFORE STATE.
    167 9 Vatican And Education Of Children. (Reuter's Service.) Vatican City, Jan. 11. The sharp controversy between the Vatican and Sig. Mussolini, regarding the education of children, which arose in June shortly after the signing of the Lateran Treaty, is re-echoed in a Papal encyclical which, for the first
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    FINALLY SETTLED?
    191 9 German Reparations Protocol. (Reuter's Service.) The Hague, Jan. It. That plenipotentiaries ought to settle things without always referring to somebody else was declared by Mr. Snowden, rebuking the Germans, for the second time within a week, for dilly-dallying. Hr. Curtius thereupon undertook to submit concrete proposals to-night on
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    PLEA FOR LENIENCY.
    229 9 Rural Board Inspector Fined. The District Judge (Mr. C. H. G. Clark.-) on Saturday imposed a fine of $50 (in default six months' rigorous imprisonment) on Tan Poh Siong, a Rural Board Inspector, who was charged with receiving a valuabl document without consideration and with using as
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    SOLDIERS IN TROUBLE.
    46 9 Found In European's Residence. Two privates of the Welch Regiment were found in the res den?e of a European living in Malcolm Road early this morning. The Police were summoned and the soldiers were taken into custody. They will be charged with house-breaking.
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    BULLET IN BRAIN.
    205 9 Sad End Of Local Sportsman. POPULAR STRAITS-BORN CHINESE. Found Shot At Home. The many friends of Mr. Tan Hock Lee will regret to hear of his death under tragic circumstances at his residence in Cuff Road early on Saturday morning. The deceased gentleman was discovered dead in
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    PLANS TO ATTACK RUSSIA.
    170 9 British And Germans Said To Be Involved. (Reuter's Service.) Berlin. Jan. 13. Extraordinary allegations with regard to high German military men and others are made in the Communist paper, "Rote Fahne," in connection with the alleged plot to overthrow the Soviets. The paper alleges that General
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    THE FOOCHOW COUP.
    65 9 Government In Control. (Reuter's Service.) Harbin, Jan. 12. It has been decided to re-open railway traffic between Harbin and Moscow on Jan 22. Poochow, Jan. 13. Admiral Yang Shu Chuan again has control of the situation and attempts against the Government have been suppressed. lAt Poochow several
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    News In Brief.
    171 9 (Reuter's Service.) London. Jan. 11. The Board of Trade returns for December show imports at £106.500.000 and exports at £58,500.000. New York, Jan. 11. The public officials are becoming alarmed at the spread of psittacosis, said to be contracted from parrots. A woman has died in Baltimore
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    58 9 An inquest was held at Malacca on Saturday by Mr. J. H. Owen on a Malay boatman, who on the morning of the 6th inst. was pulling "his boat ashore, as it had a leak, when, with shcuts for aid. he suddenly disappeared, and was drowned. A verdict in accordance
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    32 9 The Guild House, at 60, Cantonment Road, of the St. Matthew s Young People's Guild will be opened on Saturday, at a function beginning at 2 p.m. and ending at 6 p.m.
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    Sports & Pastimes. Malaya Cap Final.
    1379 10  - Sports Pastimes. Malaya Cap Final. LAST YEAR'S RESULT REVERSED. Perak Beat Services In Extra j Time. j RUGBY FOOTBALL. (BY "RIMAU." The Malaya Cup final at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday afternoon came fully up to expectations as the classic game of e year and will long be remembered by the
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    RETURN TO IPOH.
    104 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 13. The rugby winners received an immense ovation on returning to Ipoh and the town was agong all day, the Cup being taken in procession to the Ipoh Club where Mrs. Laurie, wife of the captain planted a memorial tree on
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    S. Johore Beat P.S.R.F.C.
    121 10 South Johore entertained a Public Services fifteen at a friendly at Johore Bahru on Saturday afternoon and beat their guests by four tries and a goal (17 pts.) to two goals (10 pts.). The Singapore side was not at full strength, and the advantage was with
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    Welch Beat An S.C.C. XV.
    128 10 The game on the Padang on Saturday afternoon between the third Battalion fifteen of the Welch Regt. and a scratch club side ended in a win for the soldiers by two goals and two tries (16 pts.) to a goal and a dropped goal (9
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    P.S.R.F.C. v. S.C.C.
    67 10 The following will represent the Public Services R.F.C. against the S.C.C. at Thomson Road on Wednesday S. E. Kng; P. G. Minns, H. Price, O. W. Gilmour, J. Embury; R. G. Bingham, R. Haxworth; t C. MacMillan, G. A. Cessford, L. A. Laffan, A. H. L. Wheeler,
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    P.S.R.F.C. Meeting.
    26 10 There will be an extraordinary general meeting of the Public Services Rugby Football Club in the Municipal Offices Board Room at 6.30 this evensning.
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    S.K.C.B.P. Beat S.S.S.
    115 10 BADMINTON. The match between Sect Kirn Cheng'.? B.P. and the Siew Sin Seah yesterday resulted as follows: (S.K.C.B.P. players mentioned first): Ho Kng Kwee beat Chan Chim Lim 7—15, 15—12, 15—4; Sect Kirn Cheng beat Tan Soon Tee 15—10, 5—15, 15—8; Tan Chuan Hock lost to Soh
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    ENGLISH CUP.
    180 10 Third Round Results. SEVEN DRAWN GAMES. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. (Reuter's Service.) London, Jan. 11. To-day's matches in the third round of the English Cup resulted as follows:— Rotherham 0, Notts Forest 5. Charlton 1, Queen's P. R. 1. Chestertfeld 1, Middlesbrough 1. Wrexham 1, West Bromwich 0. Birmingham 1,
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    Home League Results.
    127 10 HEAVY SNOWING ON GROUNDS. (Reuter's Service.) London, Jan. 11. To-day's English and Scottish League matches resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE.—DIV. 11l (■■■HlWlf. Gillingham 1, Watford 2. Norwich C 2. Torquay U. 0. Southend U. 2, Brentford, 0. ENGLISH LEAGUE.—DIV. 11l (Northern!. Hartlepools U. 1, N. Brighton I.
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    The Scottish Cup.
    1062 10 DRAWN GAME AT MURRAYFIELD. (Reuter's Service.) London, Jan. 11In the first round of the Sottish Cup Murrayfield Amateurs *drew with Burnt Island Amateurs 2—2. THE LEAGUE TABLES. Everton's Serious Plight. The following are the Home League tables, including Saturday's matches and others played during the past week:
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    C.C.A.A. Beat Moon's XI.
    32 10 On the Anson Road ground on Saturday the Chinese Companion Athletic Association defeated Moon's XI 3—2. Lim Siew Cheong and Lim Kok Tai (2) scored for the winners.
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    The Commercial Cup.
    35 10 Those intending to compete in the InterCommercial Cup Competition are reminded that entries close on Wednesday. The draw ing will also take place on the same day. The entrance fee is $5.
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    B.A.C. v. H.S.L. Union.
    53 10 The following will represent the Bendemeer Athletic Club against the Health and Strength Leaguers* Union to-day on the S.C.F.A. ground:—Way Yong. K. Chong. Chwee Cheng, Chin Aik, Swee Thye, Swee Teck. Tian Lye, Chong Hui, Kwee Liang. Gim Hock, Kiah Fong. Reserves:—Peng Kiong, Hong Toon and
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    THE WALKER CUP.
    145 10 Strong American Team. GOLF. (Reuter's Service. New York. Jan. 11. The American Walker ("up players have lecn selected as follows: Jones. Harrison. Johnston, Yon Kirn, Ouimet, Yoigt, Dr. Willing, Sweetser, Donald Moe. Reserves: Mackenzie, McCarthy. It is expected all will compete in the British Amateur Championship am
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    THE ANNUAL HOCKEY TEST.
    127 10 F.M.S. Side Picked. HOCKEY. The following team will represent the F.M.S. against the Colony at Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 1 (says the Malay Mail.): J. M. Waite (Perak); J. C. Mathison (Perak), J. L„ Greig ("Selangor); A. A. Cariappa (Sel.>, J. K. Milne, capt., (Perak), N.
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    86 10 Messrs. Ong Kirn Choon and Ong Kirn Kee, of Batu Berendam. Malacca, were hosts to their relatives and friends on the evenings of the 4th and sth inst., on the occasion of the marriage of their youngest brother, Mr. Ong Kirn Lunn, lately of the Rubber Restriction Department, Malacca, son
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    PENANG RACES.
    574 10 FOUR JOCKEYS UNSEATED: TRAINER I FINED. More Mishaps: Carrbridge Destroyed. THE TURF (From Our Own Corretpondent.) Penang. Jan. 11. There were two more accidents at to-day's races. During the third race Mr. D. A. M. Brown's Carrbridge, McPherson up, broke down and fell. Mr. H. L. Davidson's Belle
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    THIRD DAY'S HANDICAPS.
    341 10 Handicaps for to-morrow are as follows: Race I.—Horses—Class 4 and s—4th Div.— 5 furlongs.—Black Moon 9.9. Legionite 9.5. Galloway 9A Cardell 9.3. Sweet Orange 9.1. Maimoon 8.12. Ali 8.6. No Trumper 8.3. Gold Rush 7.12, Penang Belle 7.1, She 7. Race 2.—Horses—Class 3—2nd Div —1 Mile. —The
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    S.R.A. Meet in
    86 10 THOMPSON AND COLVEN n SEU RIDING LICENCES (From Our Own Correspo-iientj Penang, Jan. 12. A meeting of the Straits Ratm. Associate was held to-day to consider rid.; aQ d train? licences. Only one dual liceiu vas namely to R. Billett. The application of T. C. Thompson for
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    JOHORE TOURNAMENT.
    520 10 Information For Competitors. LAWN TENNIS. A notice to competitors in the invitation tournament to be held at Johore Bahru at the month-end states that the new .Johore Bahru Club—the Johore Civil Service Club —is situated at the back of a larpe padang under construction on the seaside about
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    Long Distance Event
    131 10 KEEN RACE TESTER' v WALKING. The first annual walking i k t the Shanghai Badminton Pa yesterday morning. The 3 'j rt Shanghai Road via Delta R x:i nd Road, Ayer Rajah Road. Buona Vista Road to Pa.-i' terminated at Mr. Khoo T< galow (next to Mr.
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    Correspondence.
    64 11 mvtted to write to us on mr reader 8 a.e t m ust be underSo pubn "..M ,'iava Tribune" does not ,'f'ions expressed by eorv.' !hm li be as brief at a (double «KV""'; i- ot the paper only and but the name» and dent» must be enclosed S*»*'
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    Asiatics and The Civil Service.
    153 11 Fdit'j "Malaya Tribune.") < To t d dosely the views of subject. Some of roUr eorrespo!'- minds well loaded them l iits. while others are «tb WP •■it supine -Born" is presumably «CoB* 00 .-born Chinese are England declares oomg m Ma a do not
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    Sino-Japancse Relations.
    370 11 i jo the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") sir—While sympathising with Chinas Jtinate aspirations I wish to point out that «r Enguan has once again brought to the i.. hjs narrow nationalism and adamani conservatism, which are intolerable to any thinking man or woman. Referring to your special correspondent. Mr.
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    The K.L. Chinese Association.
    295 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—The reproduction of the Malayan Daily Express" report in your paper concerning the formal opening of the Kua!a Lumpur Chinese Association must have been read with no little interest, especially by the Chinese readers of your widely-read journal. First and foremost,
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    A Beautiful Dancer.
    18 11 Miss FHi *ho does the famous Bohemian Dance in the programme «f the Royal Samoans.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1106 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER A CO- EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, January 13, 1930, at 10 a.m. Issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 36|- 38|- 1 North Talping 0.75 0.80 5|- Ayer Hitam Tin 14|9 15(9 5|- Pahang Consols 9|6 10|6 £1
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    KINDLY SIDE OF CLEMENCEAU.
    466 13 Twelve Orphan Girls Adopted. The many-sided character and personality of M. Georges Clemenceau are brought out in a number of anecdotes, which show that he could be kindly as well as formidable. No doubt the dcseiiption of the "Tiger" that clung to him reflected his attitude
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    M.P. TO PAY £100.
    288 13 Indian Student Who Was Bailed Out. Raoul Saupin. 2.*. an Indian law stu- 1 dent, who had been remanded on bail on a serious charge, failed to put in an appearance at the Guidhall. It was stated that he had written a letter to his surety.
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    "26" TOO OLD TO MARRY "19."
    106 13 Girl's Application To A Magistrate. A girl of nineteen applied at Willesden Police Court on November 27 for permission to marry. "Father says that my fiance is too old," said the girl. "He is twenty-six." Magistrate: I have heard of "too t>ld at forty,"
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    THE BALKANS.
    91 13 A Sensational Report Published. Vienna, Jan. 2. A sensation has been caused in the Balkans by the report that the Italian Minister to Bucharest, Signor Preziosi, presented a verbal note to Rumania, which indicated Italy's hope that the dynastic question would be settled in accordance with Italy's wishes.
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