Malaya Tribune, 14 January 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. X No. 11 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1930.
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      89 1 L IPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOU (AN>OT BETTER rHE BEST. OC 3v? r- loaoi ioesioe=3 oMwessaoEaoi insasaocaoi iocs* rtgi H i I j j I I I Dewar's White Label Whisky, quality and age guaranteed, g I J is on sale at all Hotels, Clubs and Stores There is no fl
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      14 1 "FLoRODOR" A. Washing Suitings /y^m^^ A?/ jy For Tropical Wear. HIGH STREET, Singapore. i
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    Our London Letter.
    3322 2 CHRISTMAS ECONOMY. Scene Of Naval Conference. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London. Dec. 19. While the Christmas spirit remains unchanged, it is to be feared that economic conditions will prevent it finding full scope. The Stock Exchange has come through the Hatry collapse without serious disaster, but
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      184 2 1 A famous I Tomato Catsup X Crosse Black well's unequalled blend X m\\ w Fr?sh, ripe Tomatoes, creamed and S blended with Spices. An excellent H W Kelish with Meat and Fish. I InCrosse Blackwell's I U TOMATO CATSUP Ronson De-Light. I THE WORLD'S GREATEST LIGHTER. I A flip
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      250 3 the leader EVEREADY now offers a Ĕ nproved sealing compound for the top of \M E VDY Unit Cells. i instead of red this new compound more tf— Sbflfll the t :p thereby preventing mois- -rrases still further the long useful fe*?jjJgJ!dJ^^^g EVEREADY Unit Cells. Moreover, it is I I
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      22 3 CARS HUPMOBILE, BUICK, ERSKINE. On Hire Day and Night. Charges very reasonable. Royal Motor Hiring 10, VICTORIA STREET. (Under"New Management.) Thone 4591,
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      538 3 SUNSHINE GLAXO WITH ADDED VITAMIN D A SUNSHINB GLAXO BABY EVERY MOTHER should Know that It satisfies' •Makes sound bone' •Prevents rickets' Prevents constipation' 'Is more easily digested' q 'Sound teeth cut without trouble' J 'Saves baby being entirely bottle'fed' •Requires only 2 minutes to make each feed' Needs no
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    Chinese Topics.
    920 4 THE MANCHURIAN BLUNDER. (By a Special Correspondent.) The Soviets have demonstrated to the world again that China has yet to learn that discretion is the better part of valour. Within a week of the occupation of Manchuli and Jarainor, we find Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang (with the approval
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      329 4 1 "Ny Carlsberg Beer" 9 MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK. S fi Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs Jfe I I and Rest-Houses throughout H jjj I, H Straits Settlements and the Jfl I jjj Malay States. I I Sold by all First Class dealers I 1 fe'j in Singapore. fej J I li§
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      14 4 LEMON DRAUGHT The Best Tonic Purgafive. Sale and Agreeable Obtainable i^t chemists and stores.
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      77 4 Samoan Character Dance i 9 Miss Lei Ilima. a clever character ar ste and "raucy" dancer, in the Royal Samoans Programme. I a. i LP I I Pyramid Handkerchiefs for Men I A TOOTAL PRODUCT. I H j3 Fast-to-Boiling Colours I Dependable Quality. 1 w H ft SOLE IMPORTERS: I
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    CAMERON'S HIGHLANDS.
    448 5 Kules For Occupation Of Halting Bungalows. The Cameron's Highlands' Development Committee have made the following rules bl regard to the occupation of the Halting Bungalows: 1. The Halting Bungalows are under the charge of the Executive Engineer, Cameron's Highlands, and applications for occupation of rooms should be addressed
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    ASIATICS AND THE CIVIL SERVICE.
    494 5 Apprenticeship Period Suggested. It cannot be denied (says the "Times of Malaya") that the claim by Asiatics of British citizenship to serve the Government of the country of their hirth or adoption cannot be ruled out off-hand because ot precedent or political conditions which are
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      321 5 I The lllost Reliable Gramophone. I I -•;;ng motor, beak wood case varnished in re icy colour with reliable sound box. S 1 PRICE $50 cash, j I OR INSTALMENTS. J SEASON CO., LTD. 1 md 113, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, 1 SINGAPORE. I «TRI TH IN ADVERTISING" IS THE LAST
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      261 5 Bottled Oranges 1 /70 delicious, invigorating and W refreshing I Sportsmen. j i£^|l^a^ HflfJJJVß DIETHELM Co.. LTD. H (Incorporated in Switzerland > SINGAPORE—PEN ANG—BANG KOK LADIES Beads Shoes to Match your Evening Dresses, the up-to-date Fashion for Modern Ladies when attending Ball Rooms and other Entertainment. CALL AT D. T.
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      331 6 PAVILION I 'PHONE 6903 I 8 FROM TUESDAY, JAN. 14 TO SUNDAY, JAN. 19. I S AT ».15 P.M. SHARP X I THE LATEST PATHS GAZETTE. I j GEORGE SIDNEY, VERA GORDON, I I MACK SWAIN and KATE PRICE 0 IN g 1 the COHENS AND KELLYS i IN ATLANTIC
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      259 6 Amusements^ 1 ALHAMBRA| 1 'PHONE 6909 I I (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) jjj programme: I I Commencing Monday, January 13, ending Friday, January 17. I S IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. jj| I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS jjj S WILLIAM HAINES 8 IN I I "West Point
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      368 6 GAIETY CINEMA Where you enjoy every minute I 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 »lo»m? Ah! ATTENTION Fall in for the laugh riot of the late lamented war. BUCK PRIVATES STARRING
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      119 6 SURINA THEATRE SECOND TO NONE. 100% KHTERTAr From Wednesday. -lan. St. IN THE SECOND SH ?M Further Bopei E Blake of Scotia j Yard London's Greatest Detecth g.. tho vicious, crafty King of tL rv o rld< possession of the Famous Pi trj ting base metals int No. 3. THE
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    Commercial News.
    354 7 1}l e Tin Crisis. CHINESE TO RESTRICT OUTPUT. (jßdownew' Heavy Tribute. OuT own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 13. M IR of Selangor miners to-day perate with the T. P. A. The s »re restricting daily working lent time to that of dredges -tad of stopping work for vn
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    DUTCH MAKE A MOVE.
    67 7 Committee To Meet Britisn Producers. Reuter's Service. Amsterdam. Jan. 13. The Dutch rubber producers have appointed a committee to confer with the British and other foreign producers as to how to improve the rubber industry. They have voted £2.000 as expenses particularly to cover the cost
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    81 7 SIVUPORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RI BBER ASSOCIATION. 12 OCLOCK NOON, JAN. 14. Buyers. Sellers. RS.S equal to London Standard. Spot 24 24 4 Standard R.S.S. on Tender tHB] 24 24 H February M% 24 S March 25 25 Pebruarv March 24-, 25 April June 25 :l 26
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 WSGAPORE, JAN. 14. J* 0 Siam l p er Koyan $350 Rice. Siam 2 $320 Rice. Sinn, 3 m $300 J 10 s 4 $290 R »<* S:a n i N n $293 Rice Sam New 2 $283 J**. Bai A v $30 2 Rlce Baigi a i $287
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    287 7 Rubber Up: Tin Down. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-day: RUBBER. London 7Hd., up 5/16 d. New York 14% cents (G), up cent. Shares:—Steady. AUenbys $1.50—$1.60, Ayer Moleks $1.05—51.10, Ayer Panas $1.25—51.30, Bassetts 65—70 cents, Balgownies $2.40—$2.50, Brogas 90—95 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 44—47 cents, Bukit
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    304 7 British Official Wireless. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, JAN. 14. 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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    RUBBER CROPS.
    52 7 December Returns. The following further rubber crop returns for December are reported to us: Brunei United 41,900 lb. Bukit Timah 14,973 lb. Changkat Serdang 38,465 lb. Haytor 18,977 lb. Indragiri 62,936 lb. Lunas 50,900 lb. Mandai-Takong (Spore) 13,508 lb. Nyalas 45,500 lb. Tapah 65,843 lb. Ulu Pandan (S)
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    U.S. TRADE WITH MIDDLE ASIA.
    222 7 The November Returns. Mr. Don. C. Eliss, American Trade Commissioner. 7A. Ocean Building, Singapore, has just received by cable the following statistics relating to the foreign trade of the United States with Middle Asia during November: Gold. Total Exports from UJ3. $448,000,000 To British Malaya
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    MALAYA GENERAL.
    224 7 Still Making A Profit. London, Dec. 18. The twenty-first ordinary general meeting of the Malaya General Company was held last week at Winchester House, Old Broad-street. E.C., and was characterised by a very satisfactory statement of the Company's affairs from Mr. George M. Weeks, the chairman. A year
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    29 7 The Palacegay. The Palaceecay Cinema is screening Max Linder in "Circusmania," and Kenneth McDonald in "Slow as Lightning," from yesterday until Thursday; also "Speed Crazed, and "Beware."
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    251 7 Junk Adrift. The master of the Siamese boat "Asdang" reported that at 1 a.m. on last Sunday he left a junk waterlogg?d at Long. 1° 49'E (probably 103° 49') Lat. 2° 56'E The junk was on fire but he managed to save the crew. The junk was drifting
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    ARRIVALS
    145 7 "Thedens," Dut. 1,182 tons, Capt. Graaff, t'rom Palembang, 18-1; for Palembang, 15-1. "Buijskes," Dut. 903 t m.s. Capt. Werkers, from Choribon. 13-1; for Tg. Pinang, 20-1. "Siberg," Dut. 1,128 tons, Capt. Hemkes, from Batavia, 13-1; for Sourabaya, 16-1. "Cap Tourane," Fr. 4,891 tons, Capt. Eudes, from Haiphong, 13-1; for
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    108 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. Jan. 14. East Wharf (Entrance Gate^l). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Kedah 18; Kola 17; Allende 13; Siamese Prince 11; Diomed 9; Larut 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Teiresias 30: Egra 37; Lica Maersk 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Mentor
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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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      280 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—At once Architectural Draughtsman, senior man with wide experience preferred. Apply Box 110, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —An experienced male teacher, with Senior Cambridge Certificate. Apply Box 106, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —A 5 to 7 ton Mechanical Road Roller. Communicate Lian Hup Co.. 19. Liang Seah Street.
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      394 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE, NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders ere now invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room, Municipal Offices: Tender. Date of Closing. Supply oi Cast Iron Pipes for the Municipal Qas Dept.
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      199 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JAN. 14. High Tides. —9.11 a.m., 11.11 pm. Thaipusam: Procession of Silver Car, Tank Road, 9 a.m., 6 p.m. New Bridge Road. Committee Meeting, S.S. (Singapore) Association, Exchange, 5 p.m. Rugby: P.S.R.PC. v. Islands "A"; S.J.R.F.C. v. Islands, J.B. Annual Meeting, Ex-Service Association of Malaya, Europe
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      303 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week ending Jan. 19, 1930. TO-DAY, JAN. 14. 5.15 p.m.—Drill HaU, Units S. V. C. W. O.s and Sergeants Drill Course. THURSDAY, JAN. 16. L.lb p.m.—Drill Hall, N. C. O.s (Scottish) Coy., Lewis Light Automatic Course. SATURDAY, JAN. 18. 2 p.m.—Bukit
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      257 7 1 I MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report Bright Relalemperature. Rain- Sun- tlve Wind. Max. Mfca. fall, shines. Huml- Dlree- Speed. Stations. P. P. Ins. boar. dity tlon. m p.h. Weather, j Alor Star 91 71 nil 10-7 65 B.X.K. 21 Pin* Kota Bharu K. Trenggaau 84 74 .01 8.9
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    63 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATH. Tan Hock Lee, aged 40, passed away on the 11th inst., at his residence 47, CufT Road. He leaves behind his mother (Madam Chew Heo Neo) a widow (Lim Boon Neo) and a son, aged 5. Funeral will take place on the 15th
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    TIME FOR A TRADE "PUSH."
    725 8 There is one good thing about a slump—it confounds the easygoing and compels people to think seriously how to improve matters. When trade is humming and the orders are rolling in there is a tendency to looseness of method, extravagance, and a certain carelessness of
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    374 8 Mi. and Mrs. Soh Sam Wee are sailing for China to-day by the "Haruna Maru." Captain John Craig, formerly of Singapore, died on Dec. 10, at "his son's residence in East Sheen. The Hon. Mr. E. W. F. Oilman succeeds the Hon. Mr. Meadows Frost as Resident Councillor, Penang. and
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    CHIEF POLICE OFFICER'S DEATH.
    85 8 A Popular State Cricketer. (From Our Own Correspondent j Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 14. The death occurred at the European Hospital last night of Mr. A. C. M. Wail, Acting Chief Police Officer, Pahang, from tropical typhus. Mr. Wall was very popular with all communities. He came
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    CHINESE WEDDING AT MALACCA.
    500 8 Tan—Lee. Last week-end saw one of the most notable Chinese weddings witnessed in Malacca for a long time, when Mr. Tan Eng Lim, eldest son of Mr. Tan Soo Hock, J.P., M.C., was married to Miss Lee Swee Yong. sixth daughter of Dato Lee Kong Lam,
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    152 8 Khoo-Teo. A pretty wedding in the reformed styb was witnessed on Saturcay at 196, Xallur Road, the contracting parties being Mr. Khoo En? Kong, of the Municipality, a popular badminton player, son of the lat<> Mr. Khoo Keng Soon and Mrs. Khoo Keng Soon, and Miss Evelyn Teo
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    VOLUNTEER MEETING.
    75 8 Another European Company. All British European men below the age of 40 are invited by H. E. the G. O. C. to attend a meeting at the Drill Hall. Beach Road, at 6.45 p.m. next Tuesday, Jan. 21 Major Gen. H. L. Pritchard. C.8., C.M.G., D.S.O. will review
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    ACTING GOVERNOR IN PEARK.
    63 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh Jan. IS. H. EL th? Officer Administering the Government, Mr. John Scott, paid a fleeting visit to Perak on Sunday, motoring from f will to Kuala Kangsar to lunch with H.H- the Sultan and leading Malay chiefs, then returning through Sitiawan
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    RADIO PIONEER DEAD
    92 8 Reuter's Service. London. Jan. 13. The death is announced of Mr. Sebastian Ziani de Ferranti. D.Sc., F.R.S. I The head of Ferranti. Ltd.. the famous e'ectrieal and wireless firm near Manchester, wa* born at Liverpool in 1864. He patented the Ferranti alternator, was chief electrician to the
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    THAIPUSAM BEGINS.
    347 8 Meaning Of Tamil Festival* Thaipusam is the only \H piompously and elaborately cell n-tr* *J in Malaya. The Tamil month 'f^*! zing as it does the 'inattspici '■"",'^f°*'l heralded by the Tamils as aha erof 1 fortune and its opening da\ v 1 much the same way as
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    253 8 New Session Opened. The first meeting of the 42nd. of the Straits Chinese Reading Club was held last night at the C.C.A. Hall, Prinsep Street, Singapore, with the Rev. William Murray in th? chair. The chairman explained that Mr. Sod* Ong Siang, the leader of the
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    THE ROYAL SAMOANS.
    133 8 There is no doubt that the Royal SanoM Dancers have a fascination that is all U own. In grace and expression they nothing to learn from Western Then the voices of the femal< the "family" are unusually go* I Pn JJ e *J Roselani and Lei Uima
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    70 8 From Europe, (London ma Is Dec. 26) by "Rajula." dut P i on Friday, the 17th instant From China by "Talamba," to-morrow. Fr«.m China and Japan by "C«< due Singapore to-morrow. Fr>m China and Japan Usß J* Maru," dv? S ngapore on 16th instant. V From China and
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    39 8 Latest Quotations. RIBKKR. |fl London:—7»,d. New Ywrk:—ls cents (O) SppM 24-24 1 cents TIN. I Lcndon:—Spot £174 17s. 6d. (O j7 3 months, buyers £178 2s. 6*' j 6d.), sellers iUlfbs Od i Singapore:—sBB.BT*. <2M I
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      106 8 STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS Oft SINGLE. Ctaapasses, Dividers, Bows, Etc., Etc. Sole Areata for m. F. STANLEY CO.. LTD. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore. 634 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. TENO SENG GUAN, Established 1905. Tel. No 2415. T. K. X's Tyres Reduced Prices. Tubes. 815
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    Two Million Chinese Doomed To Die.
    501 9 NO HOPE LEFT. Report On Famine !n China. I LiGHTIM' i |KE WOLVES VOR FOOD. HorribK tails Related. Reuter's Service. PekiD'g, Jan. 13. narratives of human Ln ihe history of the «isery ...,v, by the return of a ttxtf c been investigating m the
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    WEAKNESS OF "DRY" LAW.
    103 9 I. S. Commission's Report. Reuter's Service. Washington, Jan. 14. jgrpreliminary report of the National ComC* °n Law Observance and Enforcement K™/"T tne immediate strengthening of t to :1 on no other grinds m fair trial." The Corner.', H S impossible wholly te, oi the Prohibition Act
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    FOUR MILLIONS FOR UNIVERSITY.
    33 9 Reuter's Service. New York. Jan. 14. J i. Harkness, whose father partners of the donated nearly four Vale University, with n w buildings with 0-0 thoat at Oxiord and
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    21 9 T O-DAY'S FEATURES. (Jig y 5*W-"t?»pi, L IER un pages 2 and 3 I UUI "HO AND CEYLON, on page 13.
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    Arrests At Geneva.
    574 9 YOUTH TRIES TO ENTER MEETING. Agenda For The League. Reuter's Service. Geneva. Jan. 13. Just before the meeting of the League. Council a Sensation was caused by the. arrest of a young Swiss, trying to enter tfte League headquarters. He was found to possession of a revolver
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    UNITED STATES OF EUROPE.
    138 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Geneva, Jan. 12. In view, of the discovery of Anarchist plots in France, extraordinary precautions have been adopted by the authorities to ensure the smooth progress of the 58th League Council meeting. Under the chairmanship of the Polish Foreign Minister, Zaleski, the meeting
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    News In Brief.
    144 9 Reuter's Service. Colombo. Jan. 13. The duty on peirol entering Ceylon has been increased to 9d. per gallon. San Francisco, Jan. 13. Thirteen hundred motorists are snowbound in a blizzard which swept California. Frantic efforts are being made to clear the roads with snow ploughs. Washington, Jan.
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    Enormous Losses.
    124 9 SUICIDE OF RUBBER DIRECTOR. Markets Against Him. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 13. At the inquest on Mr. T. M\ Bteuart, the rubber director who was found shot dead at his home, the jury returned a verdict of suicide whilst of unsound mind. The Coroner read a letter from
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    CHINESE AMAZED.
    148 9 Dismissal Of Employees On C.E.R. Railway. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Jan. 13. A message from Harbin states that the Chinese authorities are amazed at the sudden action of the new Soviet manager of the Chinese Eastern Railway in dismissing all the Chinese employees engaged after Dec. 10. when the
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    Rebel Leader's "Retirement."
    255 9 SAID TO BE INSINCERE. ["Sin Kuo Mm Press" Service.] Shanghai, Jan. 14. Generals Ho Yao Tsu and Liv Chen Hua arrived at Chengchow yesterday and delivered, to Marshal Yen Shi Shan, President Chiang Kai Shek's letter persuading him (Yen) to remain at Chengchow to complete the work
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    334 9 British Views Elaborated. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Jan. 14. The Japanese delegates to the forthcoming Naval Conference again visited Downing Street this afternoon and renewed their conversations with the Premier. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby. Jan. 13. The First Lord of the Admiralty. Mr. A. V. Alexander, in a
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    NAVAL TUG SINKS.
    319 9 Fierce Gales Sweep Britain. 3;OFFICERS AND 20 MEN DROWNED. Thirteen Deaths On Land. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 13. Fierce gales swept the British Isles yesterday. The velocity of the wind in the Channel was unofficially estimated to be 120 miles an hour, a record for Britain. Much
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    TREES FALL ON TRAIN.
    209 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Jan. 13. A very violent gale, which in places attained a velocity of over 100 miles an hour, swept Britain yesterday. High winds were preceded by heavy rain and snow, causing flooding in many districts. Road conditions became difficult owing to a
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    NO-TAX MOVEMENT COLLAPSES.
    61 9 Indian Leader Charged With Attempted Murder. Reuter's Service. Calcutta, Jan. 13. In consequence of the rigid enforcement of the criminal, code banning all assemblies the no-tax movement has collapsed and one-fourth of the quarterly amount has already been obtained in Bandbila. Bijoy Chandra Roy, leader of the
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    MAYOR INJURED.
    61 9 South African Riot. Reuter's Service. Carnarvon. Cape Province. Jan. 13. The Mayor and several other Europeans ai.d a number of natives were injured in the ricting at the Municipal Offices, due to native dissatisfaction over holdings on Municipal Commonage, inflamed by extremist speeches at a mass meeting. The
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    Sports & Pastimes. ENGLISH CUP.
    114 10 Sports Pastimes. ENGLISH CUP. Draw For Fourth Round. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. u London, Jan. 13. The draw for the fourth round of the English Cup to be played on Jan. 25. resulted as follows: Walsall v. Aston Villa. Notts Forest v. Fulham or Bournemouth. Newcastle or York v. Clapton
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    TOURING SIDES COMING.
    176 10 Teams From Java And Manila. It is learned that provisional arrangements have been made by the S.A.r.A to nlav three matches against a team whun the Batavia Football Association is sending on a tour to Sumatra via Singapore. The matches to be played in Singapore have been
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    S.C.C. Meeting.
    81 10 The annual meeting of S.C.C. footballers will be held in the Club lounge on Thursday. Ttie result of the discussion as to whether the S.C.C. will enter local competitions this year or confine their games to purely friendly matches only will be awaited with considerable interest. Last year
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    S.C.F.A. Meeting.
    34 10 The annual general meeting of the S.C.F.A. will be held at the S.C.R.C. on Thursday, at 5 p.m. The agenda will be:— the passing of the annual accounts, election of office-hearers, general.
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    Commercial Cup.
    143 10 Sixteen teams have thus far entered for the Commercial Cup competition, entries for which close to-day. Some of the newcomers who have entered or are certain of entering the competition this year will be the Straits Java Trading Co., Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Co., General Electric Co., Wearnes,
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    S.A.F.A. Annual Meeting.
    22 10 The annual general meeting of the S.A.F.A. will be held at the 'Stadium in the first weeTt of February.
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    Cup Finals To Be Replayed.
    50 10 An important decision reached at the annual meeting of the Malaya Cups Committee rt Kuala Lumpur last Saturday was thr.t Cup finals which end in a draw shall be replayed. The option of each side holding the trophy for six montns goes by the board.
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    Local Fixtures.
    138 10 The following will represent the J.C.S.A. against Raffles College on the latter's ground: Tong Hee, M. Ramasamy, Kirn Siew, Kong Guan, Quek Boon, Nallian, Hussein, .H. Oliveiro, AlJohari, L. Pereira and B. Dudley. The fallowing will represent the General Electric Company v. Nestle and AngloSwiss's team to-day on
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    NORTH v. SOUTH.
    151 10 Teams For Match At Ipoh. RUGBY FOOTBALL. The sides for the annual match between North and South at Ipoh on the 25th will be as follows: South:—Evans (Welch); Minns (S.C.C), Briees (Negri Sembilan) (capt.), Williams (Welch), Barnett (R.A.O.C); Josephs, Way, (Welch); Pratt (Johore), Owen, U. Jones, Lt.
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    To-day's Match.
    114 10 Teams for to-day's match' on the Padang, between "Bull-Merchants" and tne Rest will be i follows: ill-Merchants":—G. G. Carew; G. E Tati.am, W. R. King, E. A. Brodie, A. P. Goldman (capt); L. G. Robertson, F. H Collier; L. V. Taylor, C. R. Wardle, T. M. Calhaem, W.
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    Perak v. Malayan A.P.C.
    65 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 13. Perak's last match of the season will be played on Saturday against the full strength of the A.P.C. to whom they give over four of their best players in Ponsford, .Robertson, Nicholson and Sinclair. Perak's team will be: Smallwood;
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    Singapore Tournament.
    123 10 CHESS. The results of the Singapore Chess Club's handicap American tournament—Evans Gambit (accepted)—to date are as follow:— Class. P. W. L. Pts. Klink 2A 14 12 2 185 Reay 2A 15 11 4 179 Tan Luang Kia 3 13 7 6 146 Maschoieff 2 A 12 9 3
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    Royal Engineers Trounced.
    100 10 HOCKEY. The R.E. suffered heavy defeat at the hands of the Cricket Club on the Padan> yesterday, Result: S.C.C: 9; R.E: L The teams were: S.C.C-: Mayger; Day-Dewdney, Beeching; Butterfied, Elliott, Dew; Perdriau, Hoblyn, Wigglesworth, Perrott and King. R.E.: Dewey; Miers, Wallace; Haynes, Jenkins, Hall; Galliford, Streeten,
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    L.R.P. Beat L.O.F.
    102 10 BADMINTON. In a match of four singles and one doubles between the Lourdes Recreation Party and the League of Friendship, on the former's court on Saturday, the L.R.P. won 4—L The following werp the results (L.R.P. players mentioned first): Singles: M. L Fernadoz beat Khoo 800 Gay
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    Bud Walley Defeats A Belgian.
    131 10 BOXING. Bud Walley, of Singapore, had to fight his hardest to gain the decision over Kid Conard, of Belgium, at Premierland on Dec. 15, says "Boxing, Racing and Football." It was a very hard fight all the way, and it was a toss-up in the
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    Tournament In A Storm.
    62 10 HAG EN RETIRES AT THE ElGHTH- GOLF. Reuter's Service. Los Angeles, Jan. 13. Rain fell heavily for the £2,000 tournament at Santa Monica Canyon to-day. Hagen, playing at the height of the storm, picked up his ball at the eighth and retired. Dennys Chute, the professional
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    K.G.C. Ladies' Spoon.
    51 10 Twenty-four cards were taken out for the ladies' January spoon competition at the Keppel Golf Club, and the following returned:—Miss V. M. H. Patterson 51—12 =39 tie, Mrs. J. Groothoff 49—105=39 tie, Mrs. E. A. Elder 48—6=42, Miss R. Webster 49—7=12, Miss M. A. S. Law 46
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    K.G.C. Monthly Medal
    61 10 Forty-two cards were taken out for the January monthly medal competition at the Keppel Golf Club, which resulted in a tie between C. L. Wyatt and J. M. Watt, who returned a score of 2 down each. Ball Sweeps.—Saturday, W. P. Day Dewdney, 1 up; Sunday, divided
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    R.C.G.C. Events.
    40 10 A flag competition with handicaps will be played at the Race Course Golf Club on Wednesday. The monthly medal wilT be competed for on Saturday and Sunday next. The entry l st for the Makiru Cup is nowopen.
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    G.G.C. Monthly Medal.
    36 10 The men's monthly medal (stroke) com petition at the Garrison Golf Club was played on Saturday and Sunday. Twentyone cards WIB3 taken out. The winner w<is Capt. S. E. V. Quin 72— 69.
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    Katong Medal Event.
    18 10 The January medal competition (bogey) at the Katong Golf Club will be held next week-end.
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    Penang Race Meeting.
    150 10 HANDICAPS.—FOURTH DAY. THE TURF The following handicaps are announced in connection with the fourth day of thv Penang Turf Club's New Year meeting to be held on Thursday: Race s.—Horses—Class I—lst Div.— 6 furs. Seaplane 10-L, Ettington 9-12, Cafe Royal 9-4, Soldier Boy 8-7, Mont Aiguille 8-6,
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    S.C.C. Meeting To-day.
    20 10 CRICKET. The annual meeting of S.C.C. cricketers be held in the Club lounge at 0.30 p.m. to-day.
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    46 10 The annual untitled dinner of the Chinese Swimming Club will be held on Saturday. Feb. 8. Members and guests wishing to attend are requested to apply to the hon. secretary, Mr. Lee Chin Koon, not later than Feb. 5. The minimum subscription is SJ per head.
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    TO DRINK HIS BEER AT HOME.
    172 10 Condition Imposed By A Magistrate. A man who had been ordered by Mr. Hay Halkett, the Marrylebone magistrate, to abstain from all alcoholic drink for twelve months was afterward3 at the suggestion of the missionsrly, Mir.Boswell, and a policeman, granted the privilege of having
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    102 10 The Seremban Amateurs will give a Gilbert and Sullivan concert at the Sungei Ujong Club. Seremban. on Saturday. Selections from 'The Mikado" and "Trial by Jury" will be presented. The proceeds will be for the E. S. A. M. (Seremban branch) funds. A dance will follow the entertainment. The wedding
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    CHINESE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE.
    182 10 Meeting In Kuala Lumpur. The 14th annual conference of the Associated Chinese Chamber* of Commerce of British Malaya was held at the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Sunday, with Mr. Yap Loong Hin, J.P. (V:eeChairman of the Selangor Chamber), in the chair. The following deeiegates
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    ESCAPED CONVICT CAPTURED.
    144 10 Located In The Jungle. A Chinese who was captured by the Police in a jungle off Kota Tinggi (Johore) yesterday has been identified as one of the thirteen convicts who made a sensational escape from the Singapore Criminal Prison on March 24 last year. Chief Detective-Inspector Porter
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    Y.M.C.A. SECRETARY CHARGED.
    98 10 Downtown Cafe Dispute. Before the District Judge (Mr. C. H. G. Clarke) yesterday charges of trespass and wrongful confinement were preferred against Mr. Gordon Cranna. secretary of the V.M.C A., and Inspector Evans and two constahles, the complainant being M. A. Saiboo, a former lessee of the
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    KLANG-ROAD FATALITY.
    180 10 Accused Acquitted and Discharged Judgment was delivered yesterday in the Kuala Lumpur Police Court, by Mr. G. H. Nash, in the case in which William Gillespie, an assistant engineer on the Kuchai Tin Co.'s mine at Puchong, was charged with having caused the death of Tamil water-carrier name*
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    NEW WALLS COLLAPSE.
    78 10 Locally Made Cement Bricks. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 13. An alarming collapse of a new building occured at Ipoh yesterday morning, fortunately without casualties. Some beams were- being placet! in position when they slipped" and fell and set the wall in movement, causing the collapse
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    SQUATTER ROBBED.
    81 10 Bound To Post And Blinded. A Chinese squatter living in Bukit Timah, was robbed and assaulted allegedly by a gang of Chinese, at about 9 o'clock last night. It appears that the intruders entered his hut, assaulted him and then bound him to a post, after which they
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    17 10 The Negri Sembilan Assizes originally fixed to open at Seremban on Monday, will not commence until to-morrow.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    438 10 To-Day's Ceremonial Opening:, PRISONKB REFUSES TO LEAVE THE DOCK. The first criminal sessions of the Supreme: Court of Singapore commenced this morning: with all the pomp and ceremony attached' to the first sessions «f the Supreme Court every year. The Assize service was held at St. Andrew's Cathedral;
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    WORLD RECORD FOR BREVITY.
    226 10 Ten Speeches In Only Fifteen Minutes. Ten speeches ware made in fifteen minutes in mail week by guests at the dinner given at the Savoy by the British Sportsman's Club, to which women were invited for the first time. The club exists to honour men who
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    INDIAN AND SPORT.
    202 10 An Interesting Annual. We have rtceived a copy of the December (Christmas) number of "Tennis and SpoTi Illustrated," the official organ of the All India Lawn Tennis- Association. The omatents are not confined to lawn tennis. They cover hockey, cricket and other popular sports. The list of
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    GAMBLERS FINED.
    51 10 Ten Chinese were charged before Mr. P. S. Williams in the Second Court to-day with being found in a common gaming house. The accused were arrested in a Terrs.cc house at Paya Lebar Road by Inspector Judge. Neo Kian, the occupier, was fined $100 and the others $10
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    Hague Bombshell.
    298 10 ATTEMPT TO T(»Rp PlWk CONFER KNCE. Banker's Threat Ijn^ Reuter's Service. Hr. Schacht threv t *M ference when he infunvu '-yL^ Organising Committee v Bank that he "reserv xt^4 gards the co-operation of Reirhilll International Bank. Th- gSTTB thereupon proposed II German banks shculc national Bank 100.000 r|l
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    "MEN TERRIBLE GOSSIPS."
    436 10 Woman Doctor's Advict Dr. Jane Walker's advice to the I students of the Londoi. Royal Free Hap School of Med'cino for Women was tf "I am sure/' said Dr. Walker, tfnosl head of the Nay lands Sanatorium, Si "that the food you require i« that i you
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    GAOL FOR SOLDIERS
    34 10 The two privates of th were arrested on a char, .-ed v at 41, Malcolm Road wt i t b?J months' rigorous imp Vart'l C. H. G. Clarke in the D;-'
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    46 10 jm Members of the Unite it* Association are reminds, 1 Celebration to be held sor Chinese New Year, and not yet paid their suo 'jjock quested to do so to Mr 1 /uA of Senda and Co., or >1' 1 of tte P. O. Steamshw t*
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    Commercial News.
    1703 11 L unas Rubber. :[:11 n »ESPAIB FOB r n TI KE. New nevc4opment Company. meeting of the Lunas V» 4111 was held yesterday at u&fr ilices, French Bank rconipa- t present were: Robinson (Chairman). I* Hon d h. B. Baker and i,, secretaries. Messrs. J. A. CM' rtW
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    TIN SHOULD BE LEFT IN THE GROUND.
    296 11 Other Metals Exploited. London, Dec. 18. One of the very few subjects that seems to have a chance to-day against the all-im-portant question of how to spend Christmas is the remarkable recovery of tin. The whole aspect of the market was changed just
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    MALAYAN TRADE.
    268 11 Decline At Close Of 1929. The Department of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S., issues the following comparative statement of the total value of foreign merchandise, excluding parcel post and bullion, imported to and exported from British Malaya during 1928 and 1929: IMPORTS Increase EXPORTS Increase or or 1928 1929
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1136 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER Si CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, January I*. 1 930 10 am Issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. £1 Asam* Kumbang 36|- SB|- 1 North Taiping 0.75 0.80 6|- Ayer Hltam Tin 14|3 14)9 5|- Pahang Consols HI 10|6 £1 Bangrin
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    Sir Hugh Clifford and Ceylon.
    972 13 CASTE AND REFORMS. Analysis Of The Political Tendencies. The article on Ceylon in the latest edition (fourteenth) of the Encyclopaedia Britanka has been contributed by Sir Hugh Clifford. Sii Hugh's contribution surveys the histovy of the island from the very early times to the present
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