Malaya Tribune, 27 July 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune vi XVIII.- -No. ITS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, July 27, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY. JULY 27, 1931.
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      330 1 LIPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, I A DOCTOR'S BILL 3 fi f OH JUST Ol) CENTS I i ft N\va^renstdwtskafxk«dJ 11 8 the first sign of a cold that spells "Danger". .and unless you X ft CEFLE. SWEDEN JT U ft g do something you're in for
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      286 1 i B 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Miriam Hopkins IN "Fast and loose." 'PHONE 5261-5262 g? ZS2S2KS2S2SZSZS2s 2SZSHSZSHS2S^ I JOHNSON PHILLIPS, LTD. 1 LONDON. I 1 Electrical Engineers and Cable Makers. jjj ESTABLISHED 1875. I I Insulated Wires Cables, g I Transformers, f I Switchgear, f I Overhead Line Material, &c. I
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    Our London Letter.
    3386 2 THE R.A.F. DISPLAY. <Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, July 2. A Bleriot monoplane, similar to that in which Louis Bleriot flew the Channel in 1909, took the air at Hendon on the occasion of the twe'fth display given by the Royal Air Force. The poor old
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    WONDERFUL BATH HOUSE.
    1171 2 BERLIN SETS EXAMPLE TO HONG KONf; THE "MITTE BAD." In view of the recent public d the question of bathing faciln.. J Kong and the Kowloon Reside: scheme for the provision pf bathi description of Berlin's wonderful snould be of interest. The following article is taken q.
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      376 2 Wliiteaways I New Shipments of OIL STOVES. •Hint I B W NO. 503 NEW PERFECTION if STOVE, THREE BURNERS. NO. 502 NEW PERFECTION T c most popular size New Perfection stove, I STOVE TWO BURNERS. This stove WiU do the entire coo,cin B or mmmm „„oii an average family. The
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    WHERE HAYDN BEGAN HIS WORK.
    1520 3 Wonderful Treasures Of Austria. LETTER FROM VIENNA. Especially during the 17th and 18th centur- <, its the old nobility in Vienna built their palaces in all countries of Europe. At that time it was usual to stay at the courts of the princes and so
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    "THE BEST HOUR OF MY LIFE."
    218 3 EXPERIENCE IN CHINA RELATED IN LONDON. ESCAPE FROM BANDITS. In a competition under the title "The Best Hour Of My Life" the London "Evening News" publishes the following from a Miss J. Haney With another woman and two men, I set out to Yunnan-Sen
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    BIG MOSLEM CAMPAIGN IN PALESTINE.
    88 3 COUNTERACTING "JEWISH DESIGNS." London, July 7. A big Moslem campaign in Palestine is foreshadowed by Mr. Shaukat AU. |in the course of f> message from India to a London meeting of "The National League to express friendship with our Arab allies," presided over by Lord
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    SPEAKER AND MINISTERS IN CEYLON.
    237 3 THEIR SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES. Regarding salaries and allowances, Mr. D. B. Jayatilaka gave notice of the following motions on July 10, and they were to be discussed at a subsequent voceting of the State Council: (a) That, in the opinion of this Council, the allowance
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      178 3 yiyMMy 0n Ever v bod y' B Lips. I HI MALAYA'S f 111 MOST S|L REFRESHING delicious Beverages m Orange Pop Lemon Pop jj jII Phoenix Aerated f HSI£7iSESTiSHSTiSHS7iS7^ In Coffee—lt's Great! Cream your coffee with Carnation. Flavor, aroma, colot "^l^ all perfect. IBHHHHIIH Use for cooking, too. Wfwm Carnation
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      261 3 j Another "CRUSH' I Manufactured from various fresh fruits with a basis g I of specially imported frozeu raspberries and strawberries. J ASK FOR IT J j FRASER NEAVE, LTD. I AERATED WATER SPECIALISTS. a KNOWN FOR ITS REMARKABLE EFFICACY IN ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT CHEST AND LUNGS Hudson's
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    RENDEZVOUS AT THE NORTH POLE.
    1502 4 AIRSHIP AND SUBMARINE TO MEET. Trans-Ocean Service. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Friedrichshafen, the Zeppelin City, Is all agog with excitement. Feverish preparations are being made for the trip of the airship "Graf Zeppelin" to the North Pole, where it is to meet the submarine
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    FORTUNE SPENT ON EQUIPMENTS.
    416 4 LUXURY CLUB AT TOP OF SKYSCRAPER. New York (By Mail). In a few weeks' time the most-talk ed-of place in New York will be the Terrace Club. It is not yet ready to receive its exclusive members, but I was taken by Mr. Gil Boag, the
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    LECTURE TOURS IN AMERICA.
    131 4 £9,000 IN TEN WEEKS FOR MR. CHURCHILL. Mr. Winston Churchill goes, according to the "Daily Herald," to the United States next autumn to deliver, in ten weeks 45 lectures, for which he will receive £200 each. So, by speaking for about 70 hours, he will earn
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    DANCING FOR 426 HOURS.
    117 4 "ENDURANCE CHAMPION. SHIP.' I aris, Ju'y 6. "On with the dance" is still the motto of the Cirque where six couples are still holding out ln the endurance dancing championship which has now been going on for over 426 hours. The dancers are allowed a maximum
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    CORPORATE SYSTEM IN ITALY.
    680 4 FAILURE OF MLSSOI IM S I VENTURE. Every rran, woman, and child Ita dny is politically list-.o or labelled ti he belongs to a Fascist youth oi Fascist syndicate, or a Fasi is not thus registered he is hkt:, t0 be anti-Fascist and a person to
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    A "RECORD" HAT.
    147 4 MADE IN ONE HOUR AND SEVENTEEN MINUTES. London, June tl English workers have shown their mettle this week. Following the breaking of the world record in the manufacture of a suit of clothes. Bra of manufacturers at Denton have established a hat making record. In the making
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    INTERMARRIAGE OF RACES.
    122 4 A SCIENTIST'S OPINION. Intermarriage between the white and yeLo races, in the opinion of Dr. Charles H;I! ou! anthropologist, would only settle a rac:3! P r0 blem, but probably would result in a race, says Reuter's Toronto correspo:.a< nt 1 ten generations, he told the Roya! Socier
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      166 4 f ffiedect £7x>c/tet <&ic/te£ E JR&i rmWN"JVai?yCut J r Cigarettes are now fiac&ed j I- cartons containing S 1 A Cigarettes to ensure that J ofino&ers obtain the Genuine j &PS7M/V in good, condition 3 tf'Ze/fc buying less than a J l*» of ftfly. 3 "CAPSTAN" J SigAts J MADE
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    33 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100.
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1547 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY PRASER St CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, July 27, 10 ul iMUe Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. Buyers. Sellers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 £0.18.6 £1. |j 1.0.0 Auetral Malay D«c- 31 0.19.0 1. |j 05.0 Ayer Hltam Tin June 30 0.11.9
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      194 5 For all defects of vision. Consult M. EZEKTEL SONS. Optometrists and Opticians. R?f"p*! Chamois. Raffles Place. Singapore. A. M. Ezrkiel. 0.D., (Phila.). F. 1.0. (Lond.) EARODINE: —Magic Ear Drops, Unfailing remedy for Chronic E»ar discharges, Shooting pains. Inflammations, Granulations, Noises in the Ear and Deafness. Stocked by all chemists and
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      158 5 3,000,000 WOMEN USE THIS POWDER EVERY MORNING It is a tonic for the skin —It /Hp f| banishes shiny noses permanently. iKSiOTp 1 A few years ago, a great skin specialist discovered that fm by combining mousse of cream with face powder the 9 powder would stay on all day
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      184 5 Send in your Snapshots! Pan and Fortune I > be won with Pictures J' *jj made between May Ist vy /T^Bf and August 31st. 1931. vSMK Only Amateurs May 7^ Compete \v Send in your snapshots! Win that $1,270 in Prizes for Malaya (S.S., big prize! One of those simple
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      453 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JULY 27. Tides. —9.50 a.m.. 8.29 p.m. uwn Tennis. S.C.C. v. Indo-Ceylon Club. sec. football League: R.A. v. Chinese B" (R.D.), insoa Road: R.A.P. v. Glosters (R.D.). Jalan Besar. TO-MORROW, JULY 28. Tides. —10.41 a.m., 9.25 p.m. ;i. Singapore Cup, Malays II v. S.R.C, Anson Road.
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      301 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week- ending Aug. 2, 1931: TO-DAY, JULY 27. 5 p.m.-Malay Drill Hall, "A" (M.G.) Coy 4 PI.. M.G. Drill 5 m ~i? rm HaU B 0fR and N.C.O.'s, Sandtable lecture 5.15 p.m.-Drill Hall, Fortress Coy., Arms Drill and Run Light. 5.15
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      186 6 Amusements. I Owing to the death of I Mr. M. A. NAMAZIE,! Ln C (Late Chairman of Directors, Capitol Theatres, Ltd.) c 1 There will be NO PERFORMANCE <j 1 TO-NIGHT. I =J Ir I TO-MORROW: (Tuesday) Commencing with SPECIAL MATINEE B !John IN J "GENERAL CRACK" Warner Bros. 9
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      163 6 r *w A 1 A wm s S *W MI 1 ki v eig i To-night 11 I: I I Another Cyclonic Success for I Metro-Goldwyn Mayer! j nor~ma SHEARER a Again Packs the ALHAMBRA with A Brilliant Entertainment! I Tfie Last of I Mrs. Cheyney pJ < Ln I
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      336 6 i TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 f s CYRIL MAUDE in ParamounVs Mystery oj I Romance GRUMPY f3 ru 1/1 In ru fu Ln Is ru fu vi Uj J WEDNESDAY. j I "TRADER HORN" I Simultaneously with Alhambra. J 6.15 TO-NIGHT ©.IS The Queen Goes After the JOKER and There's the
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    RUINOUS FREIGHT WAR.
    555 7 SHIPPING COMPANIES CUT EACH OTHER'S THROATS. SHIPPING NEWS. Tiie ripping trade is threatened by the collapse cf fre ght conferences, says th' 'Jappan Chronicle." With over ten million tons out of service, shipping companies find it difficult to obtain cargoes. Competition between conference companies and outsiders is
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    PROPHET MOHAMMED'S BIRTHDAY.
    97 7 The "Muslim Children's Party" in connection with the celebration of the Prophet •Mohammed's birthday will be held at the Istana. Kampong Glam, to-morrow. After the recitation of the "Moulud" at 2 p.m.. followed by short "talks" on the Prophet's life and "makan"' (nasi Biriani). there will be
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    50 7 Donations previously acknowledged $47,278.38 P. H. Sullivan, Esq. 18 Clubs 212 J. L. Woods, Esq. (proceeds of threa Song Recitals) 400 Penang Cricket Club (proceeds of the hire of seals at St. Andrew's Day soccer match 75 Sundries 4 F.M S. Government 10,000 Total S 57,987 38
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    INTERESTING LAND CASE.
    92 7 Mr. Justice Burton was occupied two full days. Thursday and Friday last, in the Seremban Supreme Court with an interesting case in which Mr. Than Hing Kwai. a planter and land onwer of Seremban, sued the State of Negri Sembilan. Mr. R. G. Sabapathy Pillai. of Serembtn,
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    65 7 Members of the Gaylads Minstrels are requested to note that this week's music practice Vrill be held on Thursday, at Mr. Yeo Eng Hoo's residence, 19, Lorong 13, Geylang at 7.30 p.m.; also that the anniversary celebration will be held on Saturday and Sunday next at Mr. Lim Choo Ean's
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    COURT SEQUEL TO COLLISION.
    174 7 EURASIAN CHARGED BEFORE DISTRICT JUDGE. A collision between two motor-cars that occurred at the Middle Road-Bencoolen Street junction sometime last month had a sequel before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) on Saturday, when A. A. Siddons. the Eurasian driver of one of the cars,
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    THE DINDINGS.
    526 7 RESTITUTION TO PERAK SUGGESTED. The "Times of Malaya" bases an editorial on the following statement in the histor cal section of the Perak Administration Report: 'In the same year (1826), the Sultan ceded to the British the Dindings and the Island of Pangkor as posts for the suppression
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    TWO ANXIOUS YEARS.
    259 7 MR. AMERY ON THE GOVERNMENTS RECORD. Mr. Amery, speaking at Bradford recently, raid the country had had two years of Socialist Government. It had had two years of soft solder at Geneva and fawning and truckling to the slave drivers of Moscow: two y<.ars of blundering and
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    CONTRABAND TOBACCO.
    95 7 BIG SEIZURE BY REV ENUE OFFICERS. Nearly cne thousand pounds of dv iable tobacco were seized on Saturday night, wher. Supervisor Auten and a party of Revenue Officers raided a Chinese shop in Pickering Street The towkay and his assistant were arres ed and produced before the District
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    Commercial News. INDIAN GOVERNMENT SELLING SILVER?
    186 7 RESCUING MEXICAN PESO. Reuter. London July 25. Some special selling of silver is proceeding in London. There are strong rumours that the Indian Government is selling here but confirmation is lacking. It is raported that the Indian Government has sold ten million ounces direct
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    59 7 Singapore, July 27. Buyers Sellers R.BB equal to London Standard. Spot 9% 9% Standard R.S.S oo Tender August 94 94 September 9% 9% August/September 9% 9% October/December 9% 9% January/March 10 10 4 Tone of Market: —Quiet. Latest Cable: —London Sjwt Sheet 27* d. per
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    310 7 British Official. Singapore, July 27. (By courte** of ti. and 8. Bank.) Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s 3 37/Y3d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13/Iod., London 80 days' sight 3s. 3 25 32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d London demand 2s 3 23/32 d London T.T.
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    PRODUCE.
    136 7 Singapore, July 27. Rice Siam 1 per Koyan $207 Rice. Siam 2 $177 Rice, S.am 3 $157 Rice, Siam 4 5150 Rice, Saigon A-l $155 Rice, Saigon 1 $147 Rice, Rangoon 2 $140 Rice. Saigon 3 $135 Rice. Rangoon 1 $135 Rife, Rangoon 2 $138 Rice, Par Boiled No.
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    SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    31 7 London. July 25. Messrs Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices as follows. Spot 2 15i16d. (2 15T6d). Forward 3'*d. (3 3il6d>. The market is idle.—"S F.P Service.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    322 7 ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. July 27. 11 am. RUBBER, London.. 2 .d down 1 16d. New York. 6 cents, «3), unchanged. Shares: Quiet. AUenbys 80—90 cent*. Ayer Moleks 60—70 cents, Ayer Panas 80—70 cents, Bassets 45—50 cents, Brogjas 40—45 cento, Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cents, Butoi Katils 20
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    113 7 Singapore, July 27. t SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gaie 1). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). City of Halifax 16; Ttielma 14; Cingalese Prince 11; Larut 9; Perak 8; Marudu 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Agapenor 30; Poylebank 32; Borneo Maru 34; Yuensang 38.
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      943 7 Victoria Memorial Hall BOOKING OPENS TO-DAY AT JOHN LITTLE Co. Monday, August 10, at 9 30 p.m. Return Visit of SZIGETI The World Famous Violinist. i Prices $4, $2 81. I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET—NO. 17, ROBINSON ROAD, 2,000 gQ FT RENT CHEAP. TOWN CENTRE. APPI V 119. RANGOON RD.
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      311 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright. STATION8. wire. Rainfall. Sun Max. Min. thin*. Alor Star 89 76 Nil 10.3 Kota Bharu 88 74 Nil 9.4 K. Trengganu 87 73 Nil 7.5 Kroh 87 72 Nil 8.9 Sitiawan 88 73 0.13 10.7 Ipoh 92 74 0.05 9.3 Butterworth 86
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    39 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mrs. Koh Yew Tuan and family tender their thanks to Soon Hoe Kok, Hoe Kee Club. Merrllads. and relatives for their wreaths, night visit and attendance at funeral in their recent bereavement.
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    A HOUSING EXPERIMENT.
    830 8 The Singapore Municipality and Improvement Trust (not many people know Just where the dividing line between these two authorities is to be drawn) have done splendid pioneer work in relation to housing for the clerical and artisan classes. A number of years ago those small hutments at
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    225 8 Mr. A. J. Sheedy has been appointed to act as Chief Police Officer, Penang. H. E. Sir Cecil Clementi is to be the guest of the Rotary Club of Singapore on Fr day. Aug. 14. Mr. A. H. Lancaster, editor of the "Pinang Gazette." is indisposed and has been unableto
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    LOSSES OF THE NEW PARTY.
    121 8 Sir O. Mosleu's Supporters Resign. Reuter. London, July 25. The new political party formed a few months ago by Sir Oswald Mosley when he seceded from Labour is suffering losses from defections. On top of the resignation this week of the MP's Mr. John Strachey
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    GERMANY REGAINING CONFIDENCE.
    269 8 VISIT OF BRITISHERS AND AMERICANS. Reuter. Berlin, Ju'y 26. Following a conference between members of the Governmen; and representatives of the Reichsbank and leading banks it was decided to found an "Acceptance and Guarantee Bank" with a capital of two hundred million marks, designed to restore unhampered
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    38 8 Prom Western Australia by the Gascoyne due at Singapore to-morrow morning. From Holland by the Sibajak due at Singapore at 11 a.m. to-morrow. t-'rom China and Japan by the Suisang due at Singapore daylight on Wednesday.
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    523 8 A The weekly tittin of the Rotary Clud at S e at RaMes Hrtel on Wednesu, Ro'arlan H A. Arbens. Consul for Swltr.-rland, <.di spe,k on SwitHeriand Members of >Ne Vew Che H u ll,'i >>. dt eply r gret the death of Mrs Qlm Boon Wan lit their Prudent,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    574 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON") That little error (alleged) 0 f u rn tons in Malaya's tin quota is cauS. much concern among the mineral A Officialdom is shy oi saying an thing about it. Suggested reflectjjl "Full confession is good for the soul A The "T.0.M." suggests "adjustin.the situation
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    40 8 LATEST QUOTATIONRUBBER. London: —2%d. New York:—6 (G) cents. Singapore:— 9 l —9S cents. TIN. London Spot—£108 2s. *L Wncb*aF™ Three Months Buyers tilO 5s M changed). Sellers £110 7s. Cd >l" n* 3 Singapore:—$55.75. (75 tuns sold>
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    Seven People Incinerated In Air Crash. KING'S CUP AIR RACE.
    269 9 WOMEN FLYERS DROP OUT EARLY. VISIBILITY WORST YET EXPERIENCED. WINNER'S SPEED AVERAGES 117 M.P.H. Reuter. London, July 25, 12.6 a.m. Forty fliers, including four women, took off this morning from Heston Aerodrome on the annual 982 miles uir race round
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    DEVASTATING FLOODS IN CHINA.
    419 9 ANTON ASKING HELP FROM JAPAN. Nanking, July 26. As a result of the heaviest rain for the past fifty years 4,000 houses have collapsed and 10,000 people are homeless, while parts of ths city are submerged to a depth of several feet. Other Yangtze cities are
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    GRAF ZEPPELIN FOR NORTH POLE.
    53 9 Reuter. Berl n. July 25. h Th Gr af Zeppelin, which is en its way to Ntrth Pole, left for Leningrad at 2 p.m. Leningrad, July 25. 7h Graf Zeppelin has landed here. L?ningrad, Ju'y 26. inn* Graz left for the Arctic at i 0
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    BRITAIN'S INDIGNATION OVER MISSING ENGLISHMAN.
    298 9 WHERE IS MR. JOHN THORBURN? DEMAND FOR TRIAL BY INTERNATIONAL COURT. ARRESTED AND HANDED OVER TO MILITARY. Reuter. London, July 25. .Reuter is authoritatively informed that the British Government is making strong representations to the Chinese Government regarding the detention of Mr. John Thorburn. The
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    FORTY LIVES LOST.
    129 9 FIRE IN HOME FOR THE POOR. NUNS AND BROTHERS HELP IN RESCUE WORK. Reuter. Pitsburgh, July 25. Twenty-two people are dead and 20 missing, while over 100 are in hospital, as the result of a fire which destroyed the Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters
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    CRICKETER WHO BECAME A MISSIONARY.
    141 9 C. T. STUDD DIES IN THE CONGO. Reuter. London, July 26. A private cable received in London and published in the "Sunday News" announces that Mr. Charles Thomas Studd died in the Belgian Congo on July 16. It relates to the famous "CT." of the
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    ONLY HOPE OF THE WORLD.
    136 9 ARCHBISHOP ADDRESSES U. S. CITIZENS. British Official. Rugby. July 26. Addressing 500 United States citizens a: a meeting held in connection with the Friends of Can erbury Cathedral festiva 1 the Archbishop uttered a warning against international mistrust and jealousy. There could, he said, be
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    DEATH OF MR. LEE K. FRANKEL.
    55 9 JOINT CHAIRMAN OF JEWISH AGENCY. Reuter. Paris, July 26. The death has occurred from heart failure of Mr. Lee Frankel, th? prominent leader of American Jewry, who a week ago was elected joint Cha'rman of the Council of the Jewish Ag ncy in succession
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    SEVEN KILLED IN AIR CRASH.
    109 9 BLAZING 'PLANE STARTS FOREST FIRE. Reuter. Bucharest. July 25. Four English people were among the seven occupants of an aeroplane on the Constanti-nople-Bucharest service wh'ch caught fire in the air over Karnabate and crashed in flames. All the occupants were killed and burned beyond recognition.
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    PRESIDENT OF CHILE RESIGNS.
    59 9 ONLY WAY TO AVOID BLOODSHED. Reuter. Santiago de Chile. July 25. President Ibanez has resigned in order to avoid b'oodshed. Thus ends a four years Dictatorship. The resignation followed the President's meeting with leading Chileans, at which he offiered to withdraw. Discontent has been gathering strength
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    LEAGUE TO HELP CHINA.
    50 9 STUDY OF EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. Reuter. Geneva. July 26. The League of Nat ens Committee on Intellectual Co-operation has ended its sessions. It reiterated its intention of affording China the greatest possible assistance and has appointed a mission to visit China to study the Chinese educational system.—Reuter.
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    LAST NIGHT'S CHANGE AT THE ALHAMBRA.
    104 9 The screen adaptation of the well-known st<-ge play. "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," which Is now being shown at the A hambra, is entertainmen which is in a different class from the ordinary type. It is a straight dialogue play, full of interest, dealing
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    59 9 Members of the Marigold Minstrels are reminded of the invitations of Messrs Tan Khye Seng and Sim Kwang Lang to render music to-morrow and on Thursday respectively, on the occasion of their marriages. For the former they are requested to assemble at 607, Havelock Road, and for the latter at
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    25 9 OUR LONDON LETTER, en page 2. LETTER FROM VIENNA, en page S TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. MOTORING NOTES, en page 14.
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    LOSS OF LEADING MERCHANT.
    518 9 DEATH OF MR M. A. NAMAZIE. FINANCED THE CAPITOL BUILDING. QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF LOCAL TRADING. It is with great regret that Singapore will receive the news of the death of Mr. Mirza Mohamed Ali Namazie, which occurred suddenly from heart failure at his home,
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    GOVERNOR'S DUEL WITH ASSAILANT.
    192 9 RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN MEXICO. Reuter. Vera Cruz (Mexico). July 26. The Governor of Vera Cruz was wounded, ttveial persons killed and four churches burned to the ground, while mirtial law has been declared, in consequence of a religious war follow, ng an attempt to enforce a
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    RIGID ECONOMY IN AMERICA.
    60 9 Reuter. Washing on, July 25. Faced w th a possible Treasury deficit of two successive years Mr. Hoover has asked the heads of all departments, in preparing their budgets, to cut he est mates to a minimum. Only last week the President asked them to include
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    KING CAROL'S SISTER MARRIED.
    45 9 Reuter. Sinai, July 26. Pr:nce-5s Ileana. sifter of King Carol of Rumania, has been married to Archduke Anton yon Hapsburg. She signed a declaration affirming that she remained c Rumanian citizen, despite her marriage. The coup c will reside at Munich.—Reuter.
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    RESULT OF DAVIS CUP FINAL. BRITAIN'S BIG BID FOR TROPHY.
    584 10 FRANCE WINS BY ODD MATCH IN FIVE. ISSUE IN DOUBT RIGHT TO THE END. Reuter. Paris. July 26. France retained the Davis Cup to-day when Britain was beaten by three matches to two in the final of the challenge round.
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    BASEBALL.
    103 10 WEEK-END RESULTS. New York, July 26. Latest baseball results are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clncinnatti 5, New York 3. Pittsburgh 8. Brooklyn 7. St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 0. St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 2. Chicago 3. Boston 1. Cincinnatti 0, New York 5. Clncinnatti 3. New York 7. Chicago 6,
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    GOLF.
    85 10 SCOTTISH AMATEUR TITLE. London. July 26. J. Wilson of Prestwick, won the Scottish amateur golf championship on Saturday, defeating Andrew Jamieson, of Pollok (who won the title in 1927). It was a most exciting match in which each led in turn. Wilson became two up at the end of
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    1924 10 SOUTH CHINA BEAT SINGAPORE. HOME TEAM LEAD AT INTERVAL. BRILLIANT GOALS IN THE SECOND HALF. (By "Reynard.") There was a match of surprises at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, when South China and Singapore met in their second interport Hxture this season. The home team, weakened by injuries,
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    SELANGOR CREATES A RECORD.
    496 10 NEARLY DOES THE "IMPOSSIBLE." SINGAPORE AND PERAK IN FINAL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. July 25. Selangor very nearly did the impossible yesterday in their Malaya Cup match against Kedah at the Stadium, when they established another record for these matches by defeating Kedah by
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    GOLF.
    292 10 K.G.C. BEAT G.G.C. The following were the results in the match, Keppe) Golf Club v. Garrison Golf Club, played over the Keppel links on Sunday, and won by the home team by 10 V* to 5 a i (Keppel names first>: R Craik and J. M. Watt 0. R.
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    SWIMMING.
    48 10 COMMAND AQUATIC SPORTS. At the Malaya Command aquatic sports at the V.M.C.A. Swimming Pool, Fort Canning, on Thursday, the following event Is open: 3 1 ngths (120 Yards) free style. Entries are to be forwarded to the hon. secretary. Garrison Games Committee. Fort Canning, by noon to-morrow.
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    ATHLETICS.
    30 10 INTERNATIONAL MEETING. London, July 26. In the annual international athletic contest at Dublin on Saturday. Ireland defeated Scotland by 20 points to 13. Scotland lost seven events. —"S.F.P." Service.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    214 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. Siong 800 A. S. team v. Social A. P. tomorrow at S.C.F.A. ground: Peng Kiong. Siew Chin, Kai Tay. Tiong Wah. Koon Guan. Chya Hock. Gim Chiong. Eng Quee. Kirn Seng, Cheng Chuan and Chong Kirn. Reserves. Ah Goo. Kheng Kee, Swee Teck. In a match
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    CRICKET.
    396 10 SNAPS OF COUNTY GAMES. RACE WITH THE CLOCK AT EASTBOURNE. London, July 25. "Tich" Freeman, the Kent googly bowler, easi y leads the field in the total aggregate of wickets in first cass cricket this season. He had a wonderful week at Maidstone, where he captured eleven for 102
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    VITAL GAME AT BRISTOL.
    718 10 LYON LEADS GLOUCESTER AGAINST YORKSHIRE. London, July 26. Rain spoiled several of the county championship cricket matches on Saturday, bu: it helped C. B. Harris, a young Notts bowler, to have a remarkable spell of bowling against Lancashire at Manchester. Harris, who is a medium-pace bowler,
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    BOXING.
    783 10 SID NASH STOPS JOHNSON. SENSATIONAL FIGHT AT THE NEW WORLD. PUNCHED TO A STANDSTILL. (By KO.i S.d Nash (ex-Navy champion* and Young Johnson (P.M.S. champion), both lightw provided one of the best boxing conl locally for a long time when th. > over 10 rounds at the Moonlight Hall.
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    WORSHIPPER'S THEFT AT TEMPLE.
    153 10 COMMITTED THE OFFEN* E PREVIOUSLY. A rather unusual rase came up District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd. thi when an Indian named Veerapan Police constable, was charged wi: gold necklace from the India i. Orchard Road. According to the prosecution V one of the worshippers at
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    THE TURF.
    374 11 PENANG RACE MEETING. (JOOD DIVIDENDS ON OPENING DAY. KALAW STILL WINNING. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 25. weather was fine, the going soft and good at the races here to-day. The pjgftD were: re- l- —Ponies—Class I—Div. 2—(5 furs.). ROSEMARY (Draman) 8.5. SILVER IKON (Bagby) 8.8. SILVER
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    TO MORROW'S BIG RACE AT GOODWOOD.
    54 11 "S.F. P." Service. London, July 26. The 'Sunday Express" and the "Observer" -?Mr Schwab's Xandover to win the Stewards' ftp at Goodwood on Tuesday. Mr. Michalinos' Zanorl and Sir Hugo Hirst's Diolite are also iincied. the 'Sunday Times" favouring the while the "Dispatch" picks
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    72 11 Mr. Dudley B. Joel has registered his colours under the Rules of Racing and National Hunt Rules, and hae taken the cclours of his father, the late Mr. S. B. "pink and green stripes, pink cap." Although all Mr. S. B. Joel's blood mares, stallions, yearlings, and horses in training
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    INDIAN LIBERALS.
    136 11 LIKELY ATTITUDE AT ROUNDTABLE CONFERENCE. Bombay, July 14 take up at the Round-Table Conference regarding India's public debts is foreshadowed in SL m W WhlCh Slr Phiroze Sethna gave he said the report could not be treated lightly On the contrary it would have to be very carefully
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    46 11 An eighty-nine game match was recently played (says "Lawn Tennis and Badminton") at the Saint Louis covered courts championships when Wray Brown, the leading playe: of the Missouri Valley, beat Dr. Kurzrok after a three and a half hour match by 25 —23, 5—7, 11—9, 6—3.
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    LOKE YEW ESTATE.
    316 12 SINGAPORE PROPERTY OVERVALUED? An application by the trustees of the estate of the late Dr. Loke Yew, in the form of an originating summons to which the beneficiaries of the estate were respondents, came before the Chief Justice, Sir L. H. Elphinstone, X.C, in the Supreme Court,
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    236 12 RELATIVE OF THE RUBBER TREE. The "Strangler F.g" of Florida could not live without the aid of another tree, about which it twines like a vine, runs a paragraph in "Literary Digest!" By the time it is stout enough to stand by itself, its supporter has been
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF SINGAPORE MERCHANT.
    29 12 Mr M. A. Namazie, J-P-, Persian merchant and Singapore millionai e, who died suddenly last m R ht at his residence in Scotts Road.
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    THE SOLEMN FARCE OF PARLIAMENT.
    1063 13 WHO GOVERNS ENGLAND? (By Commander J. M. Kenworthy.) There is uneasiness over politics. We politicians know what the man-in-the-street says and thinks about us. I wonder if be knows what we think and say about ourselves. The House of Commons is fascinating as an intellectual
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    BRITISH PIECEGOODS IN INDIA.
    150 13 OUSTED BY JAPANESE EFFICIENCY. Bombay, July 16. Week< Youn India" Mr. Gandhi publishes letters from a correspondent who quotes the report of the British Cotton Mission to the Par East on the Indian boycott as well as Japanese competition in India. Commenting on these matters, Mr.
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    460 13 SINGAPORE, JULY 24. MEAT. Beef steak (round) kati 43 Beef stew or curry kati 42 Pork, lean kati 47 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 38 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl kati 37 Hens (Locally reared) 47 Ducks each 67 Pigeons, domestic unfledged
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    A TIENTSIN SNAKE STORY.
    635 14 BOA CONSTRICTOR REPORTED IN LAKE. CHINESE CRUSHED. We are al! accustomed to the usual fish stories which have the habit of assuming greater dimensions as to the size of the fish caught as the yarn progresses, says the North-China Daily Mail.- But all local fish stories
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    TITLES IN CANADA.
    81 14 STRONG EXCEPTION TAKEN TO RECOMMENDATION. Ottawa (By Mail). An assembly of the "Native Sons of Canada" held at Ottawa has taken strong exception to a proposal made in ths Canadian House of Commons that titles of honour should b? restored in Canada. Titles, according to tnc Assembly,
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    TIN PROSPECTS.
    375 14 DISTINCTLY ENCOURAGING. Now that the Government of the four chief tin-producing countries are loyally co-operating in a restriction of exports, the position of tin is gradually strengthening, and this, after a long spell which cannot have proved other than disappointing, is distinctly encouraging to producers. In the course
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    MOTORING NOTES.
    1420 14 STATISTICS FROM BRITAIN. Th Q recent analysis of the United Kingdom Motor Market, issued by the statistical department of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, is a vertitable mine of jseful data for manufacturers and dealers for, m conjunction with previous issues, it allows lor comparisons of
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    TRAINING OF AIR OFFICERS.
    252 14 NO ARRANGEMENT IN INDIA. Simla. June 1. At to-day's meeting of the Indian Military College Committee, the Air Officer Commanding gave his personal opinion on the subject of the education of air officers at the proposed College. He considered that the general military education proposed for
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    DELICATE DAUGHTERS.
    284 14 The Critical Years. At no period of her life is your daughter in greater need of sympathy and watchful than during those years when she is passing into womanhood. Many girls suffer greatly at this time. Often too, they suffer in silence. The dawning consciousness of sex drives
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    MR. BALDWIN ON FREE TRADE.
    1301 14 PEOPLE PAYING FOR CHEAPNESS. PLEDGE TO STOP DUMPING. Mr Baldwin, addressing a Unionist openair demonstration at Himley Park, near Dudley recently said there were no Socialist strongholds in the country to-day. There was not a seat in England that could not be won w.th courage
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    DANCING TO CURE SICKNESS.
    113 14 Not infrequently the alleged "quack ol generation finds justifications in the next and the recommendation of dancing as a cure for mental and phys.cal ills by so cautious a scientist as Sir Arthur Keith may rehabilitate the memory of Donald McAlpin, who a century ago set
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