Malaya Tribune, 27 January 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVII, -No. 22 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Jan. 27, 1930.
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      254 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. TOC CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. iii.ih minimi i ij "Ny Carlsberg Beer" I I MANUFACTURfiD IN DENMARK. j W Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs W I ft and R est-Houses throughout ffl ■I m Straits Settlements and the J|| jjj I L' Malay States. J|gk s r Urn*
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      258 1 "FLOrtODOR" /tf'jK WMh,ng Suitings yyt m^V~ J7 A?/ r Tropical /aLy>/ Wear A? HIGH STREET, Singapore. I A famous I tomato Catsup I Crosse Blackweli's unequalled blend jjj Q o%££%&&M Prssh, ripe Tomatoes, creamed and 5 '%ffitW& blended with Spites. An excellent Helish \s ith Meat and Fish. g ir
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    Local Students.
    1621 2 MEDICAL EDUCATION IN MALAYA. The progress of education in Malaya, says the Singapore Medical College Union Magazine, and the increasing facilities that are offered to students who aspire to go in for higher education are obvious to a large majority of the more enlightened population, but, incredible as
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    87 2 A considerable portion of the grounds at Villa Huegel, Essen, the residence of the famous Krupp family, has been rlueed under glass, and it is intended to grow fruit, flowers and vegetables for sale in the Ruhr district and the West of Germany. At present practically all the forced fruits,
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    78 2 During the International Furriers Exhibition which is to be held at Leipzig in 19.>0. from May to September, an International Hunting Exhibition will also be held. Hunting trophies from all over the world will bo on show, as well as a most interesting collection of prehistoric animal finds. A special
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    47 2 The British Youth -Council at Cologne arranged a Christmas Tramping Tour in conjunction with several German youths. It commenced at Luedensche d in the Ruhr on Dec. 21. and concluded at Frensburg on the Seig, after covering a distance of some 70 miles, on Boxing Day.— Trans-Ocean.
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    Are You Looking Old Too Soon?
    150 2 Too many men they should. The pallid, drawn, their t r^J feelings of wret '-tjj sometimes an-,, digestive trouble- rracke <ack ing pains of rheu ly—now make th. m f n should still 1 vigour, age, with grip upon them. W In most caaea
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      396 2 oi=ioc=ioi=3o=oi=aoc= i— locaoi rocao HERE ARE EXAMPLES OF THE g WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES J PRESENTED OURING THE SALE. 0 Plain Glass Wi mtwm JB? Flower Vases. f j l^uf'v Fancy China Fruit or Sale rru r«j^» v 31 1" Fi 2r Salad Bowl. (S&^ I The Cadet nn ilf «r ppnfc
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      176 2 Yety Extra Safety Razor Blades. For the most 'ting rrquiratai j /I YETY 4 iOO C Vi» WARRANTED SWEDISH STEEL MMc from the famou SW'EMSHmi vick Steel, uid v, save mom fur th.' pri cis Mb 75 cents a packet of 10 blades Quality second to none. GIVE A TRIAL.
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    Indian Horizon.
    1260 3 WANTED—A NEW MENTAL OUTLOOK. In the relations between nations, says the "Spectator," it is the imponderables that count. Too often the attention of statesmen is focussed on immediate problems of government and the vision of the problems at issse between Great Britain and India will require a large
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    CAFES IN CELLARS.
    199 3 73 Kinds Of Beer. From time immemorial it has been the custom in Germany to build in the cellars of the Town Halls (Rathaus) restaurant rooms where the City Fathers, and others as well, could refresh themselves after their strenuous labours, or where Municipal festivals could be
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    118 3 The English Theatre run in Berlin by German amateur players is threatened with extinction after four years of hard work, during which many remarkable triumphs have been achieved. The cause of Mrs deplorable crisis is the recent invasion of Berlin by a travelling English company of players which has drawn
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      279 3 I Why Buy Oranges? I I When you get the most delicious GRANGE POP I I I v] made eDtirely from the btst I I Vif California Oranges. I I fjl Until You Taste I I£ PHOENIX I jJj j ORANGE POP I !t s > m pos<iKle to irragine
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      154 3 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR SOMEBODY TO BUY OR SELL YOUR CAR? Do not waste unnecessary expense, time and energy. We are here to offer you this opportunity to sell YOUR CAR for a NEW ONE or a good 2nd-hand car of any kind. Deferred Payments can be arranged and YOUR
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      126 3 g ORANGE j H CRUSH I I is, as the name suggests, crushed jjj I His the consummation of a c] 4 year's research work and a vo > a e to America to study the [jj characterislics of the fruit and jit I its conversion to an aerated I
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    Chinese Topics
    1258 4 A FEW REFLECTIONS ON "EXTRALITY"—III. Mixed Courts Of Foreign Settlements. (By a Special Correspondent./ The "Extrality" system may be briefly described under three heads: (1) The nationalities of persons affected. (2) The laws to be applied to them. (3) The courts to apply the laws. All matters, civil
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    SEA FISHERIES IN EAST INDIES.
    327 4 Survey In Tropic Waters With Modern Methods. Amsterdam. J. F. Poortman of Maassluis has recently returned from a study tour in the Dutch East Indies, where he investigated—with the help of a Government working subsidy of 150,000 florins or $60,000—the possibility of the establishment of
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    CLIMATE AND TUBERCULOSIS.
    547 4 At a recent meeting of the F.M.S. Division of the Malayan branch of the 8.M.A., reports the Malayan Medical Journal, th MtofCt Of tuberculosis was discussed from many points of view. One aspect of the prob'em, however, appears to have escaped the notice of the meeting and
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      175 4 l ij Sugarcane" Brand V 1 17 HAMS-BACON M I Truth in Advertising j I Earns Pre-Eminence. g *<#RESH FGDD«a REPRIG E RATI fl 6 Co LTD I orchard Boad-Selegie fioad-Keppel Boad-Grange Boad' ■•rtet. ><££ OV£A? Wf WORLD! Evans* Pastilles arc prescribed regularly |P\v by Doctors the World over for
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      86 4 Ghost:—]f only I had a body to put it in! BOVRIL j Prepared from toceto Bombay UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND RELIABILITY Packed In M lb., I lb., 2 lbs., lbs., 7 lbs. and 28 lbs. tins OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LB IDING PKOVISH N STOSBS. SO LB AGENTS: I TONG LAM
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    Literary Notes.
    1164 5 Epic Of The "Midge." 'Beyond the Swamps By Robert Tarnacre, John Lane, the Bodley Head, Ltd., 7s. 6d. A first novel, and one which presages eminence for the author if he can "keep it up." The oil-driven gunboat "Midge," British Navy, at the very end of the Great
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    94 5 Damages amounting to $1,000 were awarded by Mr. Justice P. A. Farrer-Manby in the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, in favour of the plaintiff in the suit in which the Public Trustee, as administrator of the estate of the I late Chiam King, claimed $16.250 from Yeo i Kirn Pong, for
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    MARKET PRICES.
    429 5 Singapore, Jan. 24. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 48 Beef, stew or curry kati 39 Pork, lean kati 84 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 54 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 59 Hens (Locally reared) kati 77 Ducks each LOO Pigeons, domestic
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      434 5 {JTlerrible State From Head to Foot Cuticura Healed "~~T ry scaly breaking out on 1 ad very fast to my fore-■T-n mv arms, sides and to» in a terrible state from limbs- itc hing was terrible he*i r Uch umil the b i OCj(i and I ,j W as in
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      496 5 testog\n[ j nSSSS I 'o' «0T««n I r!gw>*«jmciirnki I 11 mm ***** r iijiui m mini m— J O r (jeo'-qe rtennmqis s Q \7< GERMANY)^--*'' Ke\j uve N^VTOR i i W f M FN cTRUATION laapOTENCv PainFul ster.l-.tv F LABBY FiGU^£ v Fri&iD.tn Depression Fjlaßßv Figure Insomnia Rev uveßat
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      193 6 PKVll^llVl» ss 'rUONV 6903 N Z lo^nlgbt—lbe »H»t «lgllt ol r»ft» 26 Itt 2l. 8 9l5 PH«. 8l3XHP N rvr 8 rn.»l rvritviiovv 8 nrvirw. H <88lij.»>l.8, l, !l!le!>W»^>llzM.l! c, ,x rue ilksr 5»o« >r Nuot 0id50ll in "?ne IVillsvll NopzewlUl 8 l>" z.,.,. l s>r »ill <l »t N".
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      296 6 Amusements. fl l I In bra I 'PHONE 6909 I (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) 1 SPECIAL PROGRAMME I Commencing Friday, Jan. 24 and ending Wednesday, Jan. 29. S IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. g I The Latest Empire News. J RAMON NAVARRO 1 S i.i :i spicy
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      348 6 GAIETY CINEMA The House of Features that Really Entertains. From Friday, January 24 to Thursday, January 30. In the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. fbM to be up and going- ii you den t wain to miss a good picture. Come, let Gay RAY GRIFFITH The Master Laughter *>ho\v vnu
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      89 6 SURINA iUEATRE DEEDS, NOT Wf ntT TO-NK Until Tuesd: MU,tr y j In the Secoi d 1 J lu Pa. TWe Platan j ,vn Thrills I "The Lasl Warniof LAURA La Pf.ANTE Mighty Mystery v Dmma Shi\er\ Susj j Light d 16 SEE! The Ghostly Warni p ways! Th«- Hi
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    300 7 -j-t,,. .Markets Quiet. r- md Co. report at 11 a.m. Messrs KIBBER. i„ down l/16d. 1,011 cents (G), down cent. Me* Yor--Allenbys $1.55 —$1.65, Ayer share 30, Ayer Panas $1.35 —$1.45, Moleks $i-- ceuts Brogas 92^—97^ Basset*';. t tongs 47—50 cents, Bukit cents. B cnls Bukit
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    166 7 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., Singapore, in their weekly repoit dated Jan. 24, state: TSe market has shown a slightly firmer tone during the past week, but now closed below best at 24 cents for spot. Cables from London and New York this morning quote the
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    OIL IN D.E.I.
    65 7 Campany Secures Concession. Reuter's Service. The Hague, Jan. 25. S ha S intrt a bill of a contract with PKroleun Comply of The Sg oa in T™ to 'or and workCcWduu;. aUd in the teland of AYE? Ml T e for the Colonies Dutch inrti» People's Council
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    KUYOH DREDGE SINKS.
    106 7 Refloating Anticipated. i£«£etS !S g and General Agency, Manager otK rm us that th M 'n e thai: th 1° Dred S" n g> Ltd.. has !ne of the sank on the morn*ater. Th- in abou t 12 feet of «Bie. 1S lying at a slight a
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    Police Ambush.
    797 7 CORONER'S INQUIRY OPENS. Inspector Byrde's Story. (Mr F r r f e Singapore Coroner InJ. J J ou e commenced the inquiry Into the Havelock R<*ad ambush which occurred on the night of Jan. 3 last It p j r eca»ed that Detective-Inspectors yrde and Mcintosh were shot
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    News In Brief.
    183 7 Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. At'anta, (Georgea, U.S.A.) Jan. 26. The death is announced at the age of 94 of Mrs. Rebecca Pelton, the only woman who ever sat in the United States Senate. She was a Temperance pioneer. Rome, Jan. 26. The Governor of Cyrenaica reports
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    Shipping News.
    667 7 THE NEW "AMERIKA." On Her Maiden Voyage. With reference to the tour which is being made by H.R.H. Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and party on board the Fionia," it has been decided by the East Asiatic Company that their newlybuilt motorship "Amerika" will take the "Fionia's" place
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    EMPEROR'S HOMAGE TO BIRD.
    142 7 Good Luck Omen For Japan. The sacred crane which nests in the Plum Tree Grove of the gardens of the Japanese Imperial Palace in Tokio, laid two eggs early last month. Subsequently, under the care of a day and night guard of palace gendarmes, she hatched
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    THE CHILDREN ORDINANCE.
    248 7 No Industrial Employment Under 12 Years Of Ajre. In exercise of the power conferred on section 9 of the Children Ordinance, 1927, the Governor in Council has been pleased to make the following Rules:— 1. No child under the age of 12 years shall be employed in
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    "TALKIES" FOR ELECTION.
    102 7 New Party In Japan. "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, Jan. 24. Mr. Adachi, Home Minister, prior to the opening of the meeting of local Governors, received a number of Prefectural Governors who had arrived in Tokyo to participate in the meeting. He is stated to have given special
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    MOTOR-CAR OVERTURNS.
    97 7 Seven Passengers Injured. A serious accident occured in Keppel Road at about 7 p.m. yesterday, when a Nash car containing seven passengers ran off the road and overturned. All the passengers were thrown out, two being rendered unconscious while the others were badly cut and bruised about the
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    RICKSHA PULLER SHOT.
    91 7 At about 8 p.m. on Saturday a ricksha puller was the victim of a shooting affray between rival clans of Chinese. It appears that the man was pulling an empty ricksha in Maxwell Road when he saw two Chinese running ahead of him. On hearing shouts coming
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    PASSPORT FEES.
    152 7 Europe Abolishing The Visa Nuisance.. In a paper laid before the Legislative Council to-day appears an order by the Governor in Council that the following fees shall be leviable in. the offices of the Colonial; Secretary and of the Passport Officers in Singapore and Penang:— British Passport $5,
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      14 7 [The Share list will be found 6,1 News I.' d other Commer--1 Page 13.]
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      235 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 such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room, Municipal Offices:— Tender. Date of Closing. Erection and Completion of 36 Houses at Hooper Road. Noon,
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      503 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. CLAIMS FOB REFUND OF ASSESSMENT ON VACANT HOUSES. NOTICE is hereby giien that claims for refund of assessment on vacant houses within Municipal Limits for- the period from July l to December 31, 1919, must be sent to the Municipal Assessor on or before January
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      58 7 •ksaporf volunteers. p f(3 up to and for week 5.15 J JAN 27. °£et: Hall, ,F" Malay Coy., O. s Weapon Training '*e'.ic? c v" Eurasian Coy., 515 Pm^ Dn W JAN 2 Ceren Euraslan Company, J15 P^ d WA >AY JAN 29. if* Drilj C < L nits s
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      195 7 MAILS CLOSE. r TO-DAY, JAN. 27. Muar (Jerantut) 3 p.m. Port Dickson, Lumut Teluk Anson (Malaya) 3 p.m. P. Swettenham Penang (Kinta) 3 p.m. Bagan Si Api Api (Esmeralda) 3 p.m. *Southern and Western India (Amboise) 3 p.m. Ceylon (Shunko Maru) 3 p.m. Mersing (Hong Lee) 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang
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      205 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. to-oat. Jan. zt. High Tides.—B.2B a.m. 10.39 pm. Johore Civil Service Club Tournament. Charity Football: Chinese v. Welch. Stadium, 5 p.m. Hockey: S.C.C. v. R.A.F., S.C.C; S.R.C. v. 5.J.0.8.A. The "Jazz Singer," Vie. Theatre, 6.15 p.m., 9.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, JAN. 28. High Tides.—9.ls a.m., 11.16 p.m. Meeting:
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    52 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mi. Lim Leong Geok and family beg to thank these relatives and friends who kindly paid night visits and attended the funeral of the late Mi. Lim Chcon Leng yesterday, and also Jhose who sent wreaths and letters of condolence, etc., in their
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    INDIANS IN MALAYA.
    703 8 The mischief that can be done by the over-discursive globetrotter in giving to the world (with the connivance of thoughtless editors) the "impressions" acquired during their travels is illustrated by the use that has been made by the "Hindu," a widely circulated Indian newspaper, of certain remarks
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    385 8 Dr. J.I. Haeza has deen seconded for service Senlo» UealM OMcer Kedad. «5 Se- ln lbe b»v be',l eranled to «r l p Swalle'v !.nll lvlr C l- Snell ivil !<» Vonx 'lnve ol ill 8xtclnni Del-nrlmen» c: lin." ne<n «warded bono, ol »200 lor Me NooK-Keepblg Lx.»„:. N-tloN lNlprovemellO
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    CATHEDRAL CONSECRATION.
    317 8 The 68th Anniversary. Special services were held at St. Andrew s Cathedral yesterday in celebration of the 68th anniversary of the consecration of the Cathedral by Dr. Cotton, the Metropolitan Bishop of Calcutta, within which Diocese Singapore was at that time included. Both morning and evening services were
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    WORTH A MILLION STRAITS DOLLARS.
    181 8 U. S. Independence Deed. Reuter's Service. Toronto. Jan. 25. According to the Mail and Empire" a shipment of antiques, which recently arrived in Toronto from England, contains what is believed to be an orginal draft copy of the American Declaration of Independence, penned not by
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    RADIUM IN HOSPITALS.
    114 8 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Jan. 26. At a meeting of the National Radium Trust yesterday it was reported that the Radium Commission had arranged for the allocation of the first five grammes of radium bought by the Trust, and that further supplies would be iu«ded to meet
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    327 8 Mr. Kum Saik Chuan, Passenger Station Superintendent. Ipoh. is retiring on pension on Feb. 23, after 35 years' service in the Railway Department. He received his education in the Penang Free School and joined the Railways in 1895. At the Hakka Club. Seremban, on Wednesday last the Chinese community of
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    Sinhalese Disunity.
    505 8 YESTERDAY'S MEETRG PLOT THAT FAILED/ Bogus Official Tele P h one Message. An ingenious attempt de the holding of the meeiin of SL Pl t <« the Theatre Royal fester. to eta*** to present an Address 1 fcf** of the Sinhalese eommui the Governoir-elect next X n (a
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    "TALKIES" IN SINGAPORE.
    119 8 Victoria Theatre f rowded. The Victoria Theatre was «j£ J i fv.turdav evening for -The Jazz Singer" and and the interest sbo* that form of entertainment will be generous patronap toi being regularly supj I Al picture i mental, and "the man w:th th. voice" is certainly
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    19 8 I From Indo-( n Singapore at I P -Nag*"B Kr« m China and I lies*," due Singap
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    28 8 Latest Q- uions, j Rl fi—lm 1 i Gd New York:—ls cents indent- Spot «72 ill 3 months. fen* p *M Sd.). sellers ETTS 15s
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    EXTREMISTS QUARREL IN INDIA. BOMBS IN BOMBAY.
    67 9 School Children Injured. ggONSTI xTIONS FOR INDEPENDENCE. Municipal I cuncil Revolt. Reuter's Service. SumvaV. 3nn 2«. ll>u, pz ,Ne village <» l>><r>»a two bomb». were Mrown "Uin« ,i^l, Illl- bomb» were l'olleetor ln lbr I>lbl. 26. iv bomb »xp,<xl».d .<l,lb:v «bleb tNe ><ur
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    INDEPENDENED DEMONSTRATIONS.
    114 9 8<V!dnv 26 llnx!" "Down. »nd Ixmg dve lreuueritlv veiled c.'. ,,c,lU' '!lclel>cndence Dav «vuglezH, at tHbore > mdc M»«< 2«- i».' t.Il«n«» and l«»tz !!»»> Plillir, pc°tecl «long tbe Mn«z 4! Lum.il,'."'! lbe »1 «M« »l«-rn"u--cvlcllli». 26. «l, »><-«! :,z pa«ed a resolu- > l„ Indlun «atinn l>n»«
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    ND TABLE CONFERENCE.
    71 9 Deibl. I»n. 22. ll» v«>, tbe ai-semblU. «ta ll> ,i ol an Imperial > lie ol lbe point'. «!»"n tr,e Oovernl8»»«e i.«,'.l wou'.d '»iiblr. prime 54lni»le. > ldlv, «ring to uebieve s '.Ilill «lie <<l«l,alge lt, "ling Me law', <' .:.<« l.ru>r, <r,e moderate lvlulavlv,,. l>:>«ltion ln
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    "WOt-JIDSUEM FIGHT.
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    Extremisis Quarrel.
    71 9 »t>,^, >n»»«V, 3»u. 27. >>p wlln >n ex- »<l Commu- l.lnnv narci »tart«d ll.. >Vs'Ut <lIwl^ < enl.lnutcd to l? mdilH Co.». l" MX belcl >»t ol .»n In- «ixbl tl..- tbe >Nl Ul^^li ln<- '«,,,<«»», > an«7 >lp in, > bllul cl v... s «vl»<, l u,
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    REPORTS FROM THE CITIES.
    181 9 New Delhi. Jan. 27. The police took tjuiet but elaborate measures all over India to preserve law and order on the occasion of the celebration of Independence Day, but reports both from Northern India and Southern India show that the prcceedings everywhere were orderly, except in
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    The Assembly Dispu.e.
    120 9 VICEROY AND MR. PATEL CONFER. New Delhi, Jan. 27. While his brother, Vallabhai Pat?l, was heading a monster procession, traversing the streets of Ahmedabad procla'ming Independence Day with rsvolutiona y tries# t'ie sp?aktr of the Legislative Assembly (Mr. Patel) spent ninety minutes conferring with th? Viceioy regarding
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    Chicago Insolvent.
    133 9 RECKLESS MUNICIPAL FINANCE. Businessmen Raise Funds. Reuter's Service. Ohieago, Jan. 25. The City Council has passed a resolution asking the Governor to call a special session of the State Legislature to pass measures to help Chicago, whose finances have reached an impasse. The chairman of the Citizens* Committee
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    CANADA AND BRITISH WORKLESS.
    126 9 Mr. Thomas's Negotiations. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Jan. 26. The Lord Privy Seal, Mr. J. H. Thomas, the Minister in charge of the employment scheme, will meet three representatives of the Canadian wheat pool next week in London and continue the discussion on the importation of
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    MAJORITY FOR STRIKE.
    73 9 Cottonweavers* Wage Oaim. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 25. The ballot of 160,000 members of the Cottonweavers' Amalgamation resulted -in 92,142 being in favour of a strike to enforce the claim to increase of wages; 43,541 were against. An earlier message stated: The Council of the Cotton weavers'
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    BRITAIN TO RATIFY OPTIONAL CLAUSE.
    81 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, Jan. 26. The Government have tabled a motion in the House of Commons for Monday asking the House to approve of the ratification of the signature of the optional clause binding Britain to submit disputes to the Permanent Court of International
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    Encouraging Progress.
    421 9 LULL IN THE NAtAL CONFERENCE. Careful Ground-Work. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Jan. 25. Although experts continued their o imitations there *us to-day a lull in the formal and informal conversations between tne principal delegates to the London Naval Conft'ence. Tho British Prune Minister, Mr. Hi uay Mac Donald,
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    DICTATOR ASKS FOR CONFIDENCE.
    81 9 Reuter's Service. Madrid, Jan. 26. A novel "plebiscite" has been decided upon by Prime De Rivera. In the course of the night he sent invitations to the senior commanders «f the Army and Navy throughout Spain and Morocco to tell him immediately whether his dictatorship still
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    VIOLENT "REDS" IN NEW YORK.
    88 9 Reuter's Service. New Y'oik, Jan. 26. Twelve men were clubbed and Injured and scores were accidentally caught in a swirling mob and jostled and bruised when a large force of police charged and broke up a demonstration of 200 Communists in front of the City
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    BRITAIN'S MASTER SCIENTIST.
    71 9 British Official Wireless Rugby, Jan. 26. The Council of the Institution of Electrical Engineers have made to Sir Ernest Rutherford the ninth award of the Faraday Medal for conspicuous services rendered to the advancement of electrical science. Sir Ernest Rutherford has been described as Britain's master scientist.
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    CHICHESTER REACHES AUSTRALIA.
    51 9 Reuter's Service. Port Darwin. Jan. 26. M». Chichcster has arrived here, on the coast of North-west Australia. I Mr. Chichester was cn a flight from Lag Jane' to Australia and attempted to beat Hinkler s record. He. however m< t with an accident in Tripoli which delayed
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    16 9 CHINESE TOPICS—III, on page 4. LITERARY NOTES, on page 5. CORRESPONDENCE, cn page 11.
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    HAWKER PROBLEM.
    1689 9 Protest By Chinese Member. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MEETING. Improvidence Of Clerks. A meeting of the Legislative Council was held this morning in the Council Chamber. H. E. the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. John Scott, presided and the others present were: H. E. Major General H. L. Pritchard (General
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    Sports & Pastimes. English Cup.
    107 10 Sports Pastimes. English Cup. FOURTH ROUND RESULTS. Brighton Win At Portsmouth. CHARLTON'S CHANCE IN REPLAY. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 25. To-day's results in the fourth round of the Cup Competition were as follows: Aston Villa 3, Walsall 1. Notts Forest 2. Fulham 1. Newcastle 3, Clapton Orient 1.
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    SCOTTISH CUP.
    24 10 First Round Replay. In a reply in the first round of the Scottish Cup competition, Vale of Leithen beat Peterhead 2 —1.
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    HOME LEAGUES.
    193 10 Saturday's Results. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 25. To-day's results in the English and Scottish Leagues were as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE.—DIV. I. Liverpool 1, Manchester U. 0. ENGLISH LEAGUE.—DIV. II. Bury 2, Tottenham H. 1. Chelsea 2, Southampton 0. Reading 3. Swansea 1. Stock C. 2, Preston N.E. 3.
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    M.F.A. CUP FINAL.
    240 10 Darul Bahar Beat Kota Raja. There wa=5 a very large crow 1 present at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday to witness the Malay Football Ass >ciation Cup final between Darul Bahar and Kota Raj*h. Mr. M. Mahmood refereed and t]ie teams were: Darul Bahar: Ariff; Said and
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    To-Day's Charity Match.
    55 10 WELCH v. S.C.F.A. The Yeo Chiang Seng benefit match takes place at the Robinson Road Stadium this afternoon when the following Chinese side will play the Welch Battalion first XI: Ah Kow; Gim Seek, Yeow Soon; Ah Hui, Chee Lim, Boon Lay; Mun Fun, Khek Ho, Yong
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    C.C.A.A. Beat N.F.T.
    64 10 On Saturday at the Anson Road ground, the Chinese Companion Athletic Association beat the Nestles Football Team by three goals to one. Lim Siew Cheong, Chan Ah Soo, and Soh Peng Koon scored for the winners. On ith» Malay ground yesterday the Pasir Panjang Rangers beat the
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    LOCAL FIXTURES.
    153 10 Commercial Cup Games. The following fixtures in the Inter-Com-mercial Cup competition will be played on the dates shown below. AH games will be played at the old Stadium (Teluk Ayer Reclamation) and will commence at 5 p.m. >harp. Wednesday, Jan. 29. Socony v. Nestles. Nestles: Heng Cheng Song;
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    PENANG AMATEUR MEETING.
    220 10 Saturday's Results. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 25. The following were the results of the Penang Polo Cliib's amateur race meeting at Penang on Saturday. Race I.—Polo Ponies—(about 2 furs.). LADY MAUD 11 1 FATTY 11.1 2 TOPING PERAK 13 3 Tote $64; 17,
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    Greatest Post-War Tear.
    97 10 BRITISH CHALLENGING AMERICA. POLO. Reuter's Service. New Jan. 2& America is preparing for greatest postwar polo year, her programme including the British challenge for the Westchester Cup and the visit of the Argentinians. Tommy Hitchcock, the only player in the world handicapped by ten, has been appointed
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    Camera In America.
    56 10 FIRST FIGHT WON IN FIRST ROUND. BOXING. Reuter's Service. New York, Jan. 25. Camera (19 stone 3% lb.) knocked out "Big Boy" Petersen (14 stone 13 lb.) of Minneapolis in the first round of a ten round bout. Petersen hit the canvas four times for various counts.
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    JOHORE TOURNAMENT.
    509 10 Results And Ties. LAWN TENNIS. The following are the week-end result* and to-day's ties in the hard courts tournament being held at the Johore Civil Service Club and the (Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club: SATURDAY'S RESULTS. Men's Singles Level:—Goodman beat Hudson, 6—2, S—6, 6—1; Warden beat Grimberg, 6—2, 6—1.
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    German Woman Wins French Title.
    45 10 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. (Berlin, Jan. 25. A German woman annexed the French women's open championship for the first time when Frau yon Recnizek defeated the holder (Mme. Bordes) in two straight sets 6—2, 6—2, at the Paris Sorting Club to-day.
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    The Prince In Africa.
    66 10 SETS FASHION W9 STEEL SHAFTS. GOLF. Reuter's Service. Capetown. Jan. 25. The Prince of Wales has set the- fashion in steel-shafted clubs with which: he defeated Lord Knollys by 5 and 3. tKnollys' handicap was two and he conceded six strokes. The first consignment ol steel
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    S.L.G.C. Events.
    70 10 The following scores were returned in the January monthly medal competition at the Sepoy Lines Goif Club: J. M. A. Lawison 71 ser., R. F. Pinson 96—24=72, W. R. Boyd 88—11=77, L. J. Emfen 94—15=79. Fifteen cards were taken out. The Gold Medal 1929 and Park Putter 1929
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    69 10 A farewell reception will be given in honour of Lgr. N. B. Mahomed by the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union on Saturday, at their premises in Rangoon Road. The function will "be supported by a ronggeng and the Health and Strength Minstrels. Prizes will be given for the three best
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    FRANCE'S SECOND WIN.
    114 10 Ireland Follow Scotland In Defeat. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. 25. In tbe' LuLdv inbernatlonnl »t yellast ?r»ce detected Ireland g/unl <7. point») to nil. I've iNimo won watebed b> twontv live tbouaand «poetatorn. snlnces win was denerved tbougb Ibere w»« little «?««< ruirbx cm oitber side. lbe
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    NORTH BEAT SOUTH.
    520 10 («re»t 3truzlssle IpoK. ,pro»« O«r Own Correspowdenl.) Ipob. .l»n. 2<i. Hlul»Vl»'s rugbv »ea»on cloned on Zaturdov itb tlo' «niiual test matcb between Xortb a,ul at llob. lbi5 being tbe tbird ol 5ucb encounter», peruk wu» gl«atl> at tbe bonour of »talr»n«z tbe game at tbe local liugbv
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    CEYLON SPORTS CLUB.
    302 10 Taller Wickets Adapted. rbe annual generul meetin»/ »< tbe < vlon sports Club was in >d on 5lltur«la> on ill» >' 3 l groin,,!. ll«ere wo» a attoncl>nce presid'll or b> Ar. W Xbevcgo<»nu»e Ker». I'be olectio» ol oili< e l»e»re>rn lor tbe current .war a- follows
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    S.C.C. v. SELANGOR CLUB.
    422 10 Perdriau's Fine Display, HOCKEY. The Selangor Club hockey team on Saturday evening met the S.C.C. in their first encounter in their week-end programme. The game was iplayed on the S.C.C. tennis courts area and was witnessed by a large crowd. The fams were: S.C.C: Mayer; Mier,
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    Selangor Lose At Tanglin.
    46 10 At Tanglin barracks yesterday, the Welch Regt. had an easy passage against the Selangor side, who were beaten s—o. Baglow (2) und Swair-, Duncan and Campling (1 each) were the goal scorers. DayDewdney, the Singapore player, assisted Selangor in place of YatetV
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    32 10 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. 150 $100.
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    Mr. Farrer Feted.
    535 11 Decoration. irgelv Atter led Reception. the afternoon n community of given b >' i the honour conin apP rt ,he Mohammedan jon c v t arm (President of L Board. M al Mahal." East s largely attended Boad- on ommunities. n and the band 4i3 was in
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    N. HEALTH BULLETIN.
    142 11 Bulletin Pt fort f 0r at, '»n> astern Bureau, 2 i a n Wt tnded Ja I»: s and 1 death. and 33 deaths week deaths during CaiTan l Und 28 deaths 5 >nd 20 (Wk H aths as against «whs c, tr .g the preceding kin-
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    Correspondence.
    89 11 tOur readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters should be as brief as possible, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only Pen-names
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    Chinese Volunteers' War-Time Services.
    304 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I perused with interest the letter from Commonsense China-Born" which appeared in your valuable paper of the 23rd inst., with regard to Asiatics and the Civil Service He seems to have changed his subject from the Civil Service to Volunteering As
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    Pity The Poor Editor!
    298 11 "Skin Deep" sends us a rather extraordinary letter alleging racial discrimination on our part, because in mentioning a certain case recently we gave the European concerned the title of "Mi-." and emitted it in giving the name of the Asiatic gentleman involved in the case. He
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    Perak Race Meeting.
    337 11 THE TURF Entries for the Perak Turf Club's Spring Meeting on Feb. 1 are as follows: Race I—Ponies-r-Class 2—One Div. only—s furlongs. (Weights not yet published.) (N.B.—The entries have justified the provision of three races for one division of Class 2 Ponies. The minimum weight has been
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    Commercial News. SWISS INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    617 13 An Event On Home Leave. It is a well-known fact that the smallness ot the Swiss territory, the almost entire want of home-grown raw material, etc., are all factors which have led Switzerland to specialise in the so-called transforming industries, wnich necessitate work of the
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    GLENEALY PLANTATIONS.
    184 13 A Tidy Profit Made. The directors of the Glenealy Plantations, Ltd.. in their annual report to he presented at the general meeting on Feb. 1, at the Hong Konjr Bank Chambers, state: The profit for the year is $110,057.96 to which has to be added the balance of
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    HELPING FISHERIES.
    134 13 Government Survey Ship. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Jan. 24. Important plans to help the fishing industry were announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Philip Snowden) in the House of Commons yesterday. A survey vessel for better exploration and discovery of new fishing grounds Is to be
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