Malaya Tribune, 15 January 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVII.- No. 1_ SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, Jan. 15. 1930.
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      256 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. rO i »NNOT BETTER THE BEST. j A. Staub C0.,-Cognac. I T Pure Grape-juice Brandies. M J J Delightful and Mellow of taste with N I j |Hk a real Cognac Aroma. Jft |jj TRY Staub s J|| I 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS 11! jl Brandy
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      186 1 "FLOtvODOR" /j^ Washing Suitings For Tropical Wearj/ HIGH STREET, ytf Singapore. I chef I t c most delicious of aB I BAKED BEANS j In appetising Tomato Sauce L fl J Cojked to perfection and reach < tj to serv e hot or cold. Tasty, Mf B 'I M| nourishing
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    Home Sports Review.
    2094 2 THE BOXING FIASCO. Ban On Writing For The Press. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Dec. 19. The fact tnat 40,000 spectators went to Twickenham for the Oxford and Cambridge Rugby match was an impiessive indication of public interest. The 'Varsity match is much more than a
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    "On Top Of The World?"
    100 2 Is that how you feel this morning—fresh, buoyant, ready to cheerily meet whatever comes throughout the day? Or does it seem instead as though the world is on top of you! If the latter is the case, most likely the fault is with your digestive
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      166 2 Pimples are Disfiguring Why Tolerate Them when Cuticura quickly soothes and heals GeNTLY anoint with Cuticura Ointment, then wash off in a few minutes with Cuticura Soap and warm water. For all skin troubles there is nothing better. Sample each Soap, Ointment and Talcum free (upon request, from Muller& Phipps
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      23 2 CARS HUPMOBILE, BUICK, ERSKINE On Hire Day and Night. Charges very reasonable. Royal Motor Hiring 10, VICTORIA STREET. (Under' New Management.) 'Phone 4191,
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      405 2 v tSSs^^ I Truth in Advertising I I AND WE STAND BEHIND THE STATE >?> T S a 1 I BACKED BY SCIENTIFIC CLINICAL TEST TH.U 1 I jjj (DESICCATED OX LIVER.) I Will Give New Blood and make Pale Men, 1 Women and Children Healthy and Robust! Bls used
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    Chinese Topics
    750 3 THE CHALLENGE TO CONFUCIANISM. Does It Retard The Nation's Progress? (From a Special Correspondent.) While the ethical and political precepts of Confucius are rapidly losing favour among the modern" Chinese, the Occidentals are just beginning to study the teachings of the ancient sage which have for more than
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    SULPHUR BITTERS.
    240 3 Recognised As Foreign Liquor. A case in which Excise Inspector Arulampalam charged a trader named M. M. Abdul Cader of Dam Street, Pettah, with having on November 29 last sold a bottle of Sulphur Bitters without a licence from the Government Agent came up for trial recently before
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    ASIATICS AND THE CIVIL SERVICE.
    431 3 Necessary To "Hasten Slowly." "The Man-in-the Street." writing to the "Times of Malaya" on the question of the advisability of admitting Asiatics into the Malayan Civil Service, says: "It is recognised that on broad principles there is no reason why Asiatics of British citizenship <
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    CHINA 15 YEARS AWAY FROM PEACE.
    143 3 Professor Who Investigated The Problem. It will take from 15 to 20 years for China to settle her internal difficulties and establish a governmental organ with which sho may cany out successfully her political life, according to Professor H. A. Miller, professor of sociology,
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    WOMEN'S CAPACITY FOR WORK.
    193 3 Mr. Bernard Shaw's View. Mr. George Bernard Shaw, speaking in London, explained why in his view women sq often succeeded when they invaded realms hitherto regarded as sacred to men. Men. he said, were not ready hard working. The reasons why they love! to get fnto
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    SLOW PROGRESS OF AIR MAIL.
    189 3 Bombay. 18. At the resumed sitting of the Associated (hambers of Commerce, yesterday, the Hon. Sir B. N. Mitra. Member for Industries, Government cf India, made a statement regarding the development of internal Air Mail Services in India. The policy of the Government of India,
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      226 3 I Why Buy Oranges? j I when you get the most delicious a I ORANGE POP J E j made entirely from the best B I California Oranges. I IJ[ 1 Until You Taste I 1 1 PHOENIX J I J ORANGE POP I i L:£ 3 how g» od
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      241 3 I S ORANGE CRUSH j I is, as the name suggests, crushed jjj I ffl P ■P|fi|^i^ HH l{ is lhe consummation of a j? I year's research work and a X voyage !o America to study the I T Characteristics of the fruit and I A^^^^m^ ils conversion to'
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    Commercial News. Eastern Smelting.
    1748 4 SIR CECIL BUDD'S REVIEW. The Proposed Merger. The eighteenth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., was held at Stafford House, King William-street, London, in mail week. Sir Cecil L. Budd, K.B.E., presided. The secretary (Mr. F. C. Bell) read the notice
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    BANKING FAILURE.
    195 4 Five Firms Bankrupt In Peking. COMMERCE BADLT HIT. Peking, Jan. 5. A mild sensation has been caused in Peking by the simultaneous announcement of the bankruptcy of five of the leading Chinese native banks, during the week-end. The commercial community and other native banks in the city have
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      172 4 j If Sugarcane" Brand V HAMS BACON V I Truth in Advertising jjj a 2 I Earns Pre-Eminence. 8 9 REFRIGERATING Co LTD i cj Orchard Road—Selegie Road—Keppel Road—Grange Road Market. I fi Prepared from Pure and Excellent Cream. I UNSLM'A&SKI) IN QU LITY AND RELIABILITY I 'fl fi Packed
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      351 4 See how naturally lovely d the word p A~ letters j the green wrai L J your sfcir? can be ml on the back of the Jjj" When powder and rouge are applied to word WmoKve th?reca sJ*| a clean skin only part remains on the nt tT 9016 unwrapped.
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    Crime In America.
    1276 5 MR. EDGAR WALLACE ON CHICAGO. The Twenty Big Gangs. Mr. Edgar Wallace, who had been to America to study various aspects of lawbreaking, writes in the "Daily Mail" on American crime in its most recent forms: The most exclus ye club in the United States is to
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    MARKET PRICES.
    442 5 Singapore, Jan. 10. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 48 Beef, stew or curry kati 38 Beef, stew or curry kati 38 Pork, lean katl 84 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 54 Mutton Indian lb. 88 Mutton Australian lb. 85 Fowl, kati 55 Hens (Locally reared> katl
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      228 5 itgcknib nib HIM AS AH Lg IsthM i«s«ai ..m-ously. 75 cents r bottle On »1« the Himalayan armao 11 Owe* Road. Singapore. DENTISTRY. L Method of Treatments Without Pain Teeth repl.ve Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES. JITT SUNG, Qualified Dentist. 75. HILL STREET, SINGAPORE. Ut Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary. THONE
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      83 5 vigour! i for worker piay! I HoriickswiiLgixittD LtotL Light, nourishing, tasily to just theenayixr and body-builder necessary ox hot climates. I In 4 sizes of all I I Bazaars a Stores 1 Representative—Mr. H. M. HODGES, P. 0. Box 274, Singapore FOR ALL DEFECTS OF VISION CONSULT: M. EZEKIEL SO\S.
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      114 5 TESTOGAN I THfeTToAN —0 r (jeorqe Hennmqs s uvenAtor Painful F labby Figure a Fr^giditv Depression F'Gi> r e. w Insomnia Rej uvenat c s '"/Perfec t Manhood k Wo^^nmooo Everlasting Enjqvme nt. Sole Aqe«->ts-NAINA MOHAMED SONS 22 battery road.Singapore 26 OiD MARKET SQUARt,«uALAM PUR. DANCING. DANCING LESSONS in all
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      133 5 "BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.* CHEMICAL DIAMONDS. LATEST AMERICAN INVENTION, j Approved By All Nations. 1 Excels even genuine diamonds in glittering. Proof against fire, steel file, and nitric acid, cuts glass like genuine diamonds Price Rs. 10 per carat CATALOGUE FREE. American Chemical Diamond Co.. 1 GENL. MUTHIAH MUDALY STREET. MADRAS.
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      57 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week ending Jan. 19. 1930. TO-MORROW, JAN. 16. £.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, N. C. O.s (Scottish) Coy., Lewis Light Automatic Course. SATURDAY, JAN. 18. 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, Units S. V. C, Practice Murray Cup. SUNDAY, JAN. 19. 8 a.m.—Bukit Timah Range,
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      398 6 ft iSlh H> 25 c" *SSS2SIS2SZS dSZSESHSZSaSZSHSZSHSaSHSES2SHS^SZSaS2S2SESZS2SESESaSZI PAVILION I THONE 6903 S I FROM TUESDAY, JAN. 14 TO SUNDAY, JAN. 19. S AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP j{] S THE LATEST PA THE GAZETTE. I GEORGE SIDNEY, VESA GORDON, I I MACK SWAIN and KATE PRICE j the COHENS and KELLYS
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      220 6 Amusement s. I ALHAMBRA I THONE 6909 I I (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) 1 I programme: I Commencing Monday, January 13, lending Friday, January 17. H Ej IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. j(] I THE MTEST EMPIRE NEWS [J WILLIAM HAINES j "West Point I I with
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      380 6 GAIETY CINEMA YShere you enjoy every minute t ENTERTAINMENT DE LUXE! Prom Friday, January 10 to Thursday, January 16. AT 9 P.M. SHARP Who cares? Who won? Who took the pretty maids by tto'm? Ah ATTENTION Fall in for the laugh rot of the late lamented war BUCK PRIVATES STARRING
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      88 6 SURINA jhe^ M« WrE« irn m 9 SURINA. wwi? From WMnesdaj IN THE SKi < Blake of Sc-niandy, More thrilling tba ing tl; l Oraic K< i I REGIXA Tlx sen* ii's pei feci CLEAR T; DECKS A rollicking, r you !a,igli-si<!. I mmi to mm to i f bad
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    415 7 Rose Mesphail and Penman's Report. and Penman Ltd., o**! B 'weekly report dated Sin«aP° r, jan 11 ~f tin continues to Mining a rket appears to be rumours regarding the usa uction. London Spot trK tion 2.6 and forward at tea over th? week ispectively.
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    Fraser's Report.
    442 7 Messrs. Fraser and Co.. in their weekly repcit dated Jan 14. state: Tin has remained steady tlnoughout the ■Mk, price.-, being helped to a certain extent 'J' the various rumours current with regard curtailing of output. There has been a :a:r turnover in tin shares, but speculative n
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    EXCHANGES.
    74 7 [British Official Wireless.] London, Jan. 14. Paris 12 3.9 l New York 4.86 i Brussels 34.945 Geneva 25.15 Amsterdam 12.10% Milan 92.99 Berlin 20.385 Stockholm 18.135 Copenhagen 18.205 Oslo 18.215 Vienna 34.64 Prague 164 Ms Helsingfors 193 Madrid 36.475 Lisbon 108.25 Athens 375 Bucharest 818 Rio ..5 15/32 Buencs
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    PRODUCE.
    150 7 SINGAPORE. JAN. 15. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $350 Rice, Siam 2 $320 Rice, Siam 3 $300 Rice, Siam 4 $290 Rice, Siam New 1 $290 Rice. Siam New 2 $280 Rice. Saigon A-l $297 Rice, Saigon 1 S2BO Rice, Saigon 2 «.s27€ Rice. Saigon 3 $266 Rice, Rangoon
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    91 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO., (S.S.) LTD. Per Imp. Gallon cts. Shell Aviation Spirit ex 4-gl. drums 85 Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump &/or 4-gl. drums 70 Yellow Sfiell Motor Spirit ex 4-gl. drums 70 Yellow Shell Motor Spirit per 4-gl. tin $2.92 per 2 tins Shell Kerosene $5.30
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    122 7 The Palacegay. "Slow As Lightning," featuring Kenneth McDonald, was screened at the Palacegay last night, followed by a Billy Sullivan racing picture, "Speed Crazed." In the second show a rollicking comedy was shown with Max Linder in the title role, entitled "Circusmania", which produced abundant laughter. The same
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    111 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, Jan. 15. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Genoa Maru 22; Talamba 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Yalou 18; Chile Maru 16; Desirade 13: Mahidol 10; Agra 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Trongate 30; Egra 37; Lica Maersk 39. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    Shipping News.
    135 7 MOTORSHIPS INCREASING. Lloyds* Shipping Returns. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 14. Lloyd's Register of Shipping Returns for the quarter ended Dec. 31, states that the total world tonnage under construction was 3,110.880 tons, of which 1,560,254 tons was under con.structicn in Britain. The latter represents an increase of 111,899
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    Indian Shipping Conference.
    176 7 UNABLE TO REAC H AGREEMENT. New Delhi, Jan. d. An agreed statement issued by the Shipping Conference, wh eh was held under ihe Presidency of the Viceroy, states that tho whole ques:i;>n of means whereby the growth of Indian merchant shipping could be promoted was discussed, part
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    "Lunchu" Launched.
    404 7 SOME DELAY CAUSED. The launching ceremony of the second ferry train J. J. II or "Lunchu," took place yesterday morning at the Naval Base opposite the Floating Dock. Commander Scott, R.N., Harbour Master at Seletar, was present together with the crowd of people from the "Base Colony." The
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    47 7 Chong Su was again produced before he Seremban magistrate on Monday on charges of importing prohibited coins, and offering an illegal gratification of $5 to an 0.D.0. (Customs) at the "Seremban Railway Station. He was acquitted on the first charge and cautioned and discharged on the second.
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    86 7 A Chinese boy named Yay Lian, who stated that he was 17 years old but appeared to be much younger, was charged before the Seremban magistrate, Mr. A. E. Coope, on Monday, with driving a motor-car without a certificate of competency. He pleaded guilty and stated that it was his
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    567 7 Jury Relieve Banishee's Story. An unusual banishment case was heard yesterday at tlie Assize Court before the Chief Justice. Sir William Murison. and an ordinary jury, when a Chinese named Tarn Cheng Kow was put on his trial on a charge of having returned to the Colony after
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    JAPAN'S ARMY.
    75 7 'Time Inopportune For A Reduction. Japanese News" Service Tok>o, Jan. IS. General Ugaki, War Minister, who is Chairman of the Military Organisation Committee, is stated to have retorted to the Premier to the effect that the Committ-e are convinced that any substantial reduction of the land forces would
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    164 7 The trade of a "marriage broker" has been declared to be "against public policy" by Judge Frank Smith in an unusual case before the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia, according to a New York message to a London contemporary. The plaintiff. Nathan Packerman, alleged that the defendant, Harry Schuster,
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    34 7 The rate of issue o f 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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      559 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TO CLERKS AND OTHERS. Are you looking for a job? For particulars apply to The Singapore Employment Bureau. 28, Chulia Street. 2nd Floor. Singapore. WANTED —Chinese Junior Shipping Clerk. Must speak English and Hokien. Apply Bo:; No. 111, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—An office Assistant. Lady preferred. Previous experience
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      514 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 Scan Street.
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      132 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JAN. IS. Mails close at G. P. O. noon. TO-MORROW, JAN. 16. Pulau Soegi (Bee Tong) 9 a.m. Kukup Benut (Hong Chuan) 9 a.m. Karimon (Soon Lee) 9 a.m. Rhio (B(M Lam) 9 a.m. Penang, Province Wellesley, NorthWest Perak, Kedah, Kelantan, Western Siam, North, N-East North-West Sumatra
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      196 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JAN. IS. High Tides —10.0 a.m., 11.54 p.m. Public Holiday. Rugby: S.C.C. v. P.S.R.F.C. Thaipusam Reception, 8 p.m. Samoan Dancers, Victoria Theatre. 9.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, JAN. *ft High Tide.—lo.4B a.m. Thaipusam: Silver Car procession and fireworks. Beach Road. Football: England v. The Rest. Padang. Hockey: Welch
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS.
    770 8 Our Penang contemporary, the "Sunday Gazette," a readable weekly journal published by the "Pinang Gazette," has stolen a march on us. We have for some time had the ide:i of contributing usefully to a current controversy by preparing a history of the Queen's Scholarships, with a complete list
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    420 8 Mr. M. G. F. Moffat, of Bukit Nanas estate. Seremban. is being transferred to Man tin estate. Mr. M. L. Phillips, the weli-known racehorse owner of Seremban. has returned after a holiday at Hong Kontt. Mr. A. H. Dickinson has taken over the duties of Chief Police Officer, Malacca, in
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    TURF CLUB MEMBERS WARNED.
    164 8 Accepting Betting Money From Non-Members. An .effort s to be made to stop nonmembers of the Singapore Turf Club from putting money on the tote and sweeps at Singapore race meetings. The following letter has been circulated to members by the secretary (Mr. A. H. Todd):
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    SANK LIKE A STONE.
    254 8 Story Of Survivors Of Naval Tug. Reuter's Service. London. Jan. 14. The five -survivors cf the Admiralty tug, "St. Genny." which foundered off Ushant in a gale 123 cf the crew being drowned > were brought to Plymouth in the "St. Cyrus" (the tug which lescued
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    46 8 From China and Japan by "Fushimi Maru." due Singapore to-morrow. Fr>m Holland and (Jermany by "J. P. C>en," due Singapore on Friday, the 17th instant. From Europe. (London mails despatched De?. 26) by "Rajula," due Penang at 6 a.m. on Friday, the 17th instant.
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    383 8 Mr. C. H. Sansom returned from furlough on Dec. 21 and assumed duty as Chief Police Officer, Singapore. Ag. Sub-Inspector Giam Ah Long Moi. of the S.S. Police, has been confirmed in his rank with effect from June 1 last. The following Police Inspectors have proceeded Home on furlough: K.
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    H. E. IN MOTOR SMASH.
    161 8 Collision On Set an P.iah I, i m (From Our Oun < Near the 9th mil. Road, at about 12.35 car, No. 4805, ran into U *U mcnt House car in the Officer Adminis*. (the Hon. Mr. John tr Scott. His Excellency ?t the As
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    LATE MAILS.
    265 8 P. And 0. Boats To Be Taken Off. To-day I ina-r\ i"\v t ■<; dimtor of the P. and O. Steam Lord Glenapp, Viscount hcape's soa,i reference to the lead ing an fublshed the "Times of Ceylon on [>■ ncentt the late arrival of mail si i ablesfa
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    DUTCH RESTRICTION PROPOSAL.
    80 8 Control Of Native Kstates. Reuter's Service. Amsterdam. Jan. It Dutch rubber producers idedto* tempt to reach a 10 to 10 p I restrict** of production by Europ< a:: I native pro* ducers. A committee has be mcd in cooperation with British product Bad aPj 'o Java. They
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    COLOUR BAR IN U. S.
    51 8 Only Negro In Acadeatj DischaruK Reuter's Service. N Jan. a The Westpoint Military A the colour problem by til Alonzo Parhj, of ChicaL was "honourably dfschai if the special examination In though officials have repi unfairness of v. it is no charge has solved a
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    BIG HAUL OF OPIUM IN BATAVIA.
    25 8 Reuter's Service. B. ft** Customs officers to-da; nnment p: unds of opium hidden in cement from X :.< been arrested.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    19 8 Latest Quotai s. I.tndon:—Spot £174 7s. Cd 3 months, buyers £177 1~Od.l, sellers £177 17s. Singapore:—sB9.B7
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      237 8 I ROLEX I OYSTER SOLE AGENTS: S Robinson Co., Ltd. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. I iSHSHS2SHSTiSHS7i£7iSTiSZS7iS7iSHSSS?.S? 5? :JW 5 25 aS^fT£S2SZS^SiaS^SaS2SaSESHSSSaSaSo4 1 IS YOUR LIFE USELESS jjj I Then Consult a Specialist Jjj S or by Qorre spoil Jence). X I Who can make it a Pleasure. AYURVEDA BHASHKAR PANDIT 3
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      102 8 PERFECT FITTING SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES OF PLEASING APPEARANCE AND IN DISTINCTIVE STYCES. SIGHT TESTING B¥ QUALIFIED OPTICIANS. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore. 634 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. TENG SENG GUAN, Established 1905. TH. N*> 2415. T. K. X's Tyres Reduced, Prices. Tubes. 815 x 120 $20.00 to
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    "Invidious And Impossible Position." VITAL DAYS.
    662 9 Powers' Delegates a London. W y J WENT TO GIVE BANQUET. I» irships To Go? British Official Wireless. Official Wireless.] Rugby, Jan. 14. delegation to the London Th are due to reach England and the French and Italian led on Saturday. The Mac Donald)
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    MISSING DIAMONDS.
    55 9 Me **s. A VV. Brisk And Cd. ictimised. j r ci.amond earrings were Pany> W. Brisk and Compliment at 21, Chulia wwl It appears that the placed in one of the fou nd to hi rafc* and were later Stepson'- 'moved. stranger who made a Vf alu tc
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    22 9 h, »mk m, <His K{ REVIKW. on page 2. M( "«'Hl\(, on 10 and 11. r *EB, on page 13.
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    Street Accidents.
    230 9 CONFERENCE OPENED IN LONDON. A Code Of Road Conduct. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Jan. 14. A conference on street accidents in London, convened by Mr. Morrison (Minister of Transport) began to-day. Mr. Morrison, who presided, said it was inevitable, with the development of modern transport,
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    TROOPS WITHDRAWING TO HANKOW.
    425 9 Many Rebels Disarmed In Chinese War. ["Sin Kuo Mm Press" Service.] Shanghai. Jan. IS. The Central troops under General Liv Chih disarmed over 1,000 of Tang Seng Chi's rebels at Liuho yesterday. The whereabouts of the rebel Generals, Liv Sin and Kung Hao, are unknown. General
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    THE SAMOAN UNREST.
    68 9 Cruiser Lands Marines. Reuter's Service. Wellington. Jan. 14. News from Apia (Samoa) states that a proclamation has been issued declaring the Mau io be a seditious organisation. The cruiser •Dunedin" has arrived at Apia and parties landed yesterday and are proceeding to Saleimo, where the majority of
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    ARMY PLANES COLLIDE.
    35 9 Japanese Officer Killed. Reuter's Service. Tokyo, Jan. 14. One officer was killed and two seriously injured in a collision between two army planes near Tokyo during night-flying practice. Both machines were destroyed.
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    The Wailing Wall.
    483 9 LEAGUE TO APPOINT A COMMISSION. Adoption Of Kellogg Pact. Reuter's Service. Geneva, Jan. 14. The League Council has approved of the British proposal to appoint a committee to examine the question of amending the Covenant in order to harmonise it with the Kellogg Pact and to report
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    BANKER RETRACTS.
    235 9 The Hague Settlement. Reuter's Service. The Hague, Jan. 14. The German delegation has announced that It will take the necessary steps to-morrow legally to guarantee the participation and cooperation of the Reichsbank in the Bank of International Settlement. Hr. Schacht informed the German Finance Minister that he. consequently,
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    THE HATRY CRASH.
    63 9 Leaders Committed To Trial. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 14. The Grand Jury at the Old Bailey returned a true bill against Hatry and his three associates and their trial will probably begin on Jan. 20. [Hatry and his associates, following a Stock Exchange crash of concerns with
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    LIBERAL DISUNITY.
    427 9 Frank Confession By Lord Grey. NO CONFIDENCE IN MR. LLOYD GEORGE. Separate Council Remains. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Jan. 14. Viscount Grey, when re-elected to-day as President of the Liberal Council, spoke of the differences with Mr. Lloyd George, the Liberal leader, which
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    News In Brief.
    199 9 Reuter's Service. New York, Jan. 14. The painter, Gardner Symons, is dead. 1 Dover. Delaware. Jan. 14. The American Cotton Co-operative Association has been incorporated here with a capital of £6,000.000 with a view to the stabilisation of the cotton industry. Washington, Jan. 15. At least a
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    ROAD IMPROVEMENTS.
    171 9 No Reduction In Bridge Staff. Municipal committee No. 3 took the following acti in at a meeting h?ld on Jan. 10: Confirmed plan, estimate and provisional apportionment of cost of making up Kee Seng Street and Penhas Road, from Home Road to Lavender Street, under section 101. Recommended
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    Sports & Pastimes. Bull-Merchants Beat The Rest.
    480 10 Sports Pastimes. Bull-Merchants Beat The Rest. KEENLY CONTESTED GAME ON THE PADANG. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Yesterday's game on the Padang between the "Bull-Merchants" and a fifteen representing "The Rest" proved to be a thoroughly interesting affair which was enjoyed by players and spectators alike. Both sides ivWved hard, vigorous rugby, and
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    S. Johore Beat Islands.
    91 10 Playing at Johore Bahru yesterday, the Islands XV, after giving one of their men to the home side to help make up their depleted ranks (Johore had three men short) lost the game to their hosts by a goal and a try to nil. PEAKE scored
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    Fixture At Thomson Road.
    142 10 S.C.C. v. P.S.R.F.C. TO-DAY. For to-day's game at Thomson Road, when the Public Services R.F.C. will have the S.C.C. as guests, the teams have had to be altered and will now line out as follows: S.C.C: A. N. Macaulay: R. Land, W. R. King, R. Cessford.
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    The "Extra Time" Final.
    164 10 WAS IT A BREACH OF THE RULES? •Forward" (Negri Sembilan) writes to the Malay Mail": "I think it will be generally acknowledged that the playing of extra time is an unheard of thing in connection with Rugby football, and there will be many who hold that
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    Malacca Ladies' Medal.
    26 10 GOLF. The Ladies' monthly medal competition at the Malacca Golf Club, wfcich should have been played to-day, has boen postponed to Monday next.
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    PENANG RACES.
    421 10 A Dividend Of $179. THE TURF (From Our Own Correspondent? Penang, Jan. 14. There was a large attendance at to-day's races. The weather was fine and the going good. The Stewards had occasion to call E. Billett before them for careless riding and he was severely reprimanded and
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    S.T.C. ANNUAL REPORT.
    330 10 Some Interesting Figures. The report and accounts of the Singapore Turf Club for the year 1929, to be. placid before members at the annual general meeting of the Club at the Chamber of Commerce Rooms, FuEarton Building, on Jan 24, make fnterestittg reading. The net profit for
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    S.C.C. Annual Meeting.
    197 10 CRICKET. MR. HAMILTON ELECTED CAPTAIN. The important question of the larger wicket having been disposed of at a special meeting previously, the annual cricket meeting of the S.C.C. yesterday was a brief and formal one. Mr. R. N. Hamilton was elected captain, on the motion of Mr.
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    Interesting Match At Kuching.
    504 10 The following report of a cricket match played at Kuching on Boxing Day, appearing in the Sarawak Gazette," will be read wUh considerable interest: An important match was played on Boxing Day between teams captained by Messrs. Fenwick and Archer. Losing the toss, Mr. Archer led
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    HOME MATCHES.
    53 10 Grimsby Lose Cup Replay. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 14. The F.A. Cup replay at Grimsby to-day resulted as follows: Grimsbv 0, Brighton 1. [Brighton will thus meet Portsmouth In the fourth round.] The solitary league match to-day resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE —Div. 11l (Northern). Nelson
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    Local Fixtures.
    59 10 The following will represant the Accountants' Un'.ted in a fri2ndly agamst th*> Ho Hong Bank, on Friday, at the S.C.F.A. ground:—Govindasamy; T. W. Saundrrs, Tan Jui Song, R. Crawford, Samy, M. L. Angell er; A. Munyandi, A. V. Pestana, H. de Zilva, Seow Cheng Siong and O. G.
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    C.S.C. v. Welch Regt.
    102 10 SWIMMING. The following will represent the Oversea Sports Team at water-.polo against the Welch Regt. on Saturday at the Chinese 6wimming Club at 3 p.m.: Choo Seng Kay; Teo Siew Kiat, Teo Slew Sun; Nig Mong Guan; Saow Sian Chye, Leo Choon Nghee, Lee Fong Lim.
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    Welch Fixtures.
    54 10 Welch Battalion teams will play waterpolo against the Royal Engineers tomorrow, at Tanglin. and against the Chinese at the Chinese Swimming Club on Saturday, when swimming and diving competitions will also be held. On Sunday the United Services will engage the Singapore Swimming Club at Tanjong Rhu, in
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    COLONY v. F.M.S.
    102 10 States Side Completed. HOCKEY. C. W. Watson has been selected to fill the left wing position in the forward line of the F.M.S. team for the match against the Colony on Feb. 1 at Kuala Lumpur. The F.M.S. side will therefore be as follows: J. M. Waite
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS.
    335 10 List of Winners. The following If full list of the Queens Scholars from 1886 to 1928:— Year. Name. Profession. 1886 C. S. Angus B***" Institution Engineer James Aitken Jf wver 1887 Lim Boon Keng Doctor Percival V Locke 1888 Song Ong Siang Lawyer Dunstan A. Aeria Engineer 1889
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    Correspondence.
    81 10 lDur n»»-rs a« lnvltes ,o write to u, o» ol public «n4««t. lt must be under»l«od Mat tbe "?i«»l»v» lribune' does not «nBorae op4nw<l» expreased by oureellponlllent» »ae»K b» drle/ «ullsldle. type-wr«ten /double spne- „»>. and on one alse ol Me paper onl, pen-name, «nay be used, last «n«
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    Singapore Chinese School.
    809 10 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, I have closely followed the discussion concerning the Singapore Mandarin School, and being a student of the school I am impelled to write my views. Why ask whether the fees are enough to meet the salaries of the staff and the
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    Muslim Affairs.
    219 10 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Syed Abdul-Wahib Al-Jelany should have lead my letter carefully before attempting to write. The word Mr. Sarwar used is "mutawali," with one "1," and not "mutawalli," with double "1." The word "mutawali" does, whether Mr. Jelany likes it or not, mean "successive."
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    Queen's Scholarships In The F.M.S.
    306 10 Dlllll, 5«,:e l>>. lonll letter pleading l»»s > <Hueen5 >> <» r,g»cl. v l» v,oold >>^ lull. We Ave lxl:>. > Vt/iMout tbe l»«n.l! l Mere lx »u nl>>< v R splrlt «b cb sl»„olo R >.! l» llir p. .D > -1' !N W
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    BATU PAHAT ASSIZES.
    244 10 Haji To Hans For Murder. (From Our Own Correspond* ll For the first time in I Pahat, the Assises opei ing with a Jpuard of the Johore "State Pol mand of Inche Abubakar sistant Commissioner. M in full robes, inspected then formally introduced the Bar. Seated on
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    Correspondence.
    54 11 .<,»,? invites to wrll» to us on <.xo merest. It must be under- °l"" slslllya lrldune" soea not >> oplnlons expresaes by oor<c«"" ,Kaldd be drle/ tdouble spacLlde at Mo pnnex onl^. N but Me name» and must be encloses «litre* talM. lbe cxrurtesle» l mere abuse l« no
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    And Dancing.
    90 11 To i tor, 'Malaya Tribune.") are ready to imbibe to, let the young Chinese st the subtle practice of very uplifting to our Hut what strikes me most ng intelligentsia take to re are other Western must dance, let them sisters at home. dance w- bobbed-haired girls also.
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    In Bars.
    133 11 ,To the 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir-please nit me to join the choius Protest agar... he employenuut cf *hite i ,n bar- r. S ,apore. Have the authorius will end.' Verily Singa.1 needs to be saved from tut slu: of be.ng called the "Cesspool of the East. Yours, ctc. •PADlwE.
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    Oil Palm Plantations, Ltd.
    478 11 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") Sir—Our attention has been called to recent Press criticism of our annual report to bondholders. and we shall, therefore, be glad if you j till publish the following facts, for the benefit of your reader». When the company was in process
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    A Johore Appointment.
    28 11 r eria; an >ting against a recent but in Joll °re on various I r<J to an raises delicate issues in are unable to publish
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    Chinese New Year.
    493 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—The suggestion of Jan. 1 being observed by the Chinese as a Thanksgiving Day is worthy of consideration. The plea of "Suggestion" has my deepest sympathy, while the tone of his letter on the whole expressed the feelings of reluctance and uneasiness
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    Asiatics And The Civil Service.
    658 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir—l have read all that has been said about Asiatics and the Civil Service in your valuable paper of yesterday's issue and I agree with all except "Common-Sense China-Born." Why did he go against the Straits Chinese and also mention
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1107 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER 4 CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. January 15. 1930. 10 ajn. SSI Buyers. Sellers. vX £1 Isam Kumbang E 38i- 1 North Taiping 075 0.80 5!- Ayer Hltam Tin 14|3 14.9 5|- Pahang Consols 9|6 10|6 BangrinTin 25 i6 27|6 5|- Pangnga
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    Motoring Notes. THE 1930 BUICK.
    628 13 Increased Power; More Beautiful Bodies. The 1930 motoring season has already shown such promise of offering valuable innovations in beauty and mechanical refinements that the public is looking forward expectantly to the announcement of each new make and model of motor car. This natural curiosity
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    HOW LONG WILL AMERICA LAST?
    253 13 A Thought-Provoking Topic. "How long- will Ameiica last?" That was the topic of the thought provoking talk given at the Rotary club recently ih Manila by Dr. C. H. Robertson, formerly of Purdue faculty, and lecturing in the Orient and other parts of the world,
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