Malaya Tribune, 28 August 1925

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY, j AND ~f SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILX "yd XII No. 202 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925.
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      275 1 i„r it!iiiiimnt«mm"»"«" l l n•• j THE MAL AYA TRIBUNE AND I tAZETTE I t i mm _..jf Newsp»p« of j ilayi I Daily. TV P»P er tbat keePB itS I y informed m oE-^^joEsiojLL^i—i OEaoEssasaocaoi tOEaoEssaiaocssi iocjol ——toao. wag j 0 I n j FOR MEDICAL, SURGICAL 1 FOR
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      41 1 1 VISION IS LIFE'S PRICELESS 3 GIFT. I Take care of your eyes. Have them examined by un and have us keep I your glasses, properly adjusted. I a j THE EASTERN OPTICAL Co. I 15, South Canal Road, S'ngapore. llll>l|"|>.|,i|i||ni:<
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    MUNICIPALITY
    2288 2 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER'S REPORT Survey of Work done by the Department Th« Executive Engineer of the Singapore Municipality, in his report on the work of the department saya:— Lavender Street Concrete Road During the latter half of the year it was decided to proceed with the construction of a concrete
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      409 2 11l Phone: 2419 LIM CHEE SENG, 56—3 Market Street. MICHELIN TYRES and Sole Distributor for Micheiii Cable Cycle Tyres in Singapore. Supplier of all kinds of Pneumatic and Solid Tyres and also dealing i* GARGOYLE Lubricating oil. PHONE 2419 for your requirement* and same will be promptly executed. I Fraser
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      143 2 ERUPTIONS ON HEAD IQYEARS Itched Badly, Causing Loss of Sleep. Cuticura Healed. "My son's trouble began with water blisters and sore eruptions on his head. The eruptions itched badly causing loss of sleep. His hair fell out and we had to keep him home from school for about seven months.
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      517 2 CHILDREN IN THE HEAT. Safeguard Your Little Ones Against Hot Weather Perils by Keeping Baby's Own Tablets Handy in the Home. At this time of year children are especially Hable to stom» eh troubles, colic and diarrhoea. They get hot at play and contract a chill. At night they kick
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    "ROUND THE WORLD"
    656 3 Adventurous German Arrives in Manila Captain Otto Karl Frditz, Prahl, intrepid German adventurer who left Shanghai, China, in a 30-foot sailboat on June- 7, arrived alone in Manila on the momng of Aug. 15. Calm weather accounts for the long delay in his voyage from San Fernando,
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    Who is the Man ?
    202 3 Who is the Man Ljing m an institution in North London m an unknown man who staggered into the premises in a very distressed and JSX he3vily banda e d about the body, which bears marks of burns and a recent operation. This condition bears out to some extent the
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    Japan's Population
    140 3 Tokia, Aug. 13.—The Kaigai, or Japan Overseas Development Soc'ety was organized recently at the Peers' Club with the expressed purpose of solving or siding in the solution of the increasing population problem of Japan. Count E Oki, former Jusitice £mi»t«r, and E. Kamwia, former president of the Keijo
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    63 3 Chinese said to be Cadets attacked two junks lying at anchor off British Shantantok on August 15. Sergeant Knowles of the police attempted to prevent 'the removal of the junka and was fired on by machine-guns and rifles. H.MJS. Foxglove arrived, landed two boats of armed bluejackets, under *he protect
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      447 3 The only Complexion Aid you need. Tat Grandpa's advice! He vi j -.i n x. v.ieanse \our blood with a litftU s what- wrong with your daily dns." r>f vr L J I. EE the radiant °a SfiftL ol youth and health—the cent piece. You ran' t.l I, lV X
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      338 3 I Bell's Big Six I I CORRUGATED I 1 ASBESTOS-CEMENT I I ROOF SHEETING I jjj IS MORE THAN TWICE AS STRONG AS ANY OTHER I L MAKE OF ASBESTOS-CEMENT CORRUGATED I I SHEETING. I I IT IS THE I I MOST ECONOMICAL I I PERMANENT ROOF COVERING ON THE
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      343 4 AMUSEMENTS I EMPIRE I Thursday, August 27, to Monday, August 31. [j, In the First Show at 7-30 p.m. BI The Law Forbids I I A Universal Jewel de Luxe. I I P, ck .d from «d «o .nd SSSSm I X by the moit delightful humour. A drama or
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      401 4 AMUSEMENTS j f/VLHAMBRA! jjj From Wednesday, August 26 to Monday, August SI, 1925. I THE FAMOUS B4BY STAB rj BABY PEGGY gj la Her Lattst and Newest Pfcture, a Universal Jewel Production g THE DARLING OF NEW YORK I A Gripping drami witn momeots thit will hold you with their
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      485 4 AMUSEMENTS AT Another Triumph THE GREATEST WONDfil Gaiety Cinema attraction ever presented AT to-night! surma Theatre to-night: At 10.30 p.m. GOLDWYN'S Xh e y[ ost p uzz li n g Discovery of the Time Colossal Picturization of the classic of THE History and Literature, SARDOU'S iINAsTIVDHEC 0 famous and sensational
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    SCOTTISH LETTER
    1919 5  -  A WEEKLY CAUSERIE FOR SCOTTISH EXILES (By Robert S. Angus Edinburgh, July 29. if we are not sounder in brans end OKwrnrn m time .o cotoe, it wU not be for *ack of abundanl. admon.fcion. Dur ng the last week or ten days our n.iwspapers have been devoting
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    Mails Close
    150 5 TO-DAY. AUGUST 28 Selat Pandjang, Bengkalb and Bagan Si Api Api Aing Leong 2 p.m. Mtrsing and Kuala Rompin *Hong Li an 2 p.m. Penang *Pasir 2 p.m. Muntok, Batavia, Samarang and Sourabaya Melchior Tremb 2 p.m. Hongkong, Kobe, Osaka and Yokohama .Hamburg Maru 2 p.m. Batavia and
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    66 5 Dr. Robert Lim, who is a professor at the Peking University, is expected shortly to joi n the University of Amoy, where his father, Dr. Lim Boon Ken? is the Principal, and his brother, Dr. Walter Lim, is a professor of economics. It is understood that he yr. II take
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    137 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, S am No. 1 per Koyan $356 Rice, S;am 2 $335 Rice, S.am 3 $310 Rce, Saigon 1 $2yu Rice, Saigon 2 $281 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $277 Rice, Rangoon, 2 $271 Rice, Par Boiled No. 1 per bag $9.20 gice
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    218 5 Liner Brought to Standstill by Whale A whale 46 feet tong and weighing 50 tone brought the Canadiain Pacific liner, "Montroyal" to a standstill in mid-Atlantic on her way from Quebec to Liverpool- The bows of the ship out into the whale and killed it, and the vessel
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    32 5 New York August 19.—Only nineteen hits were madb out of 16,000 shots by antiarnoraft machine gun fire at Fort Tilden in a test yesterday for the defense of New York against aircraft
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    MISCHA LEVITZKI
    578 5 His First Performance in the Far East Mischa Levitzkfi,, a great figu.e in the musical world gavo his first and on y recital last night at tihe Victoria Theatre when he held the large aud.ence embraced trom coaiimcrJceirtunt to tirxi. The Programme was opened with the National AntxJem
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    60 5 Two American seamen, the engineer and the eldctrician of the U. S. S. Beaver's spsed launch which was destroy ed by fire which started shortly after two o'clock in the afternoon of August 19 at the Army and Navy Club landing, Manila, are still m hospital in a serious condition
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      307 5 UffST AD V LKTISEMEM TO educational Notice. anj Higher Elementary aciical Eng.ish School at .ad are pr pared to take i from September 1. in r fed toachers have applied b rhe school. j Principal: L. J. C. SEEN. j MAGNESIA PILGRIM gainst chronic Constipation. Liver peine*. Biliousness. Dots not
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      33 5 c j II You cannot buy a Lamp than j I 4 Philips SOLE AGENTS: f United Engineers Limited) (incorporated in the Straits Settlements). ELECTRICAL DEPAHTMEM 13, BATTERY ROAD. II w Qnitccrs j
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      38 5 "SEA-GULL" BRAND I DANISH MILK J Sweetened Condensed I l Unsweetened Condensed 1 I Sterilized Natural. j l SOLE IMPORTERS: jg I The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. I S (Incorporated te taizt) jg I Singapore. I la H
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    150 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, August 28 High Tides.—4.9 a.m., 4.5 pjti. P. and 0. Supplementary mail leave*. Dv eh homeward mail leaver Munic pal Commission, 2.15 p.m. Kuchai Tin meeting, 5.15 p.m. S.C.C. annual meetng, 5.15 p.m. L.L.T.C. American Tournament. Tormorrow, August 29 H gh Tides. —5.45
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    Social Hygiene
    974 6 The report of the Colonial Office Advisory I Committee on social hygiene, which deals with the venereal diseases problem in S ngapote. is fmt issued. This committee consisted of klUUpl persons, namely Mr. Ormsby-Gore, Lady Astor, Mr. J. JL Harris, CoL D. Harvey, Surgeon-Comman-der T. B. Shaw, R.N.,
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    239 6 Lauy Maxwell has gone to Singapore for a cay cr two.—M.M. Fire destroyed the interior of Rf***; ham s pui).lc l.brary, wiih nearly 15,000 book. 7 Dr' t Traver, leaving Kuala Lumpur on Sk** 15 and hope* to go to Last Africa in November. Bleeding lM ft deep gash throat
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    40 6 Rubber London, Stock* on August 25, 5,396 tons: 300 tons up. London. —3s. 4'/ 2 d. Local Spot.—$129^,. September.—$1.28. October.—$1.26. October to December.—$1.19. January to March.—$1.08. New York.—84 V< ««nts. Tin London—£257.5.0. Local.—$129 per plcul 225 tons sold.
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    FIGHT IN HOTEL
    1487 6 JAZZ-DRUMMER vs. DUTCH CAPTAIN Full Story Told at Hearing this Morning The case in which Capten Van der Wall a ands charged with assaulting Mr. G. R. Hopkins in the Raffles Hotel <omo vme ago and w th using an iron knuckle-duii:er came up for hearng tefor;
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    CORONER'S INQUEST
    125 6 Sequel to Motor-Cyilist's Death A verdict of death by ratt&te*** returned by Mr. Bourne, fee Cat, Crnsf the conclusion oi W? i7 Go tfe death of Mr. Lim Ysn U > I young Chnese clerk employ-i Cold Storage C m:-. It™ hk Excelsior motor-aycle ta e f.™ when
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    Help for Discharged Prisoners
    50 6 A public 3 of Hia Ex«B«ri,y the the GoM.-rrrrcrrt Mcb« Rom tft Govenuvpn- jrt 7, at 8 L fl PO<;ed format on of a a g» DfcdUnd Wyoner in fin, H The Acting Chief P. J. SprorV. has .;.,„,> Hie and many ■nfluenral European 2 nd
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    Gun-Running
    39 6 A big haul f v ;r-. "Ben IJjl Tfl a/rival F Detective In raided ft* J oi revolver and 1 JJMJ ,t0 Further t Chnese s.a;n in the Second JjJjjJS to I Coorl and will come «1 afternoon.
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    Last Night's Murder
    25 6 What is secret house Mosque- Wj P j hot and h the f-cene the i<x b»« ti* their escape. I™ in hand.
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    De Souza Charged
    11 6 Charts *J^j£jĔk &.u Za befo'v j| nitrate th«*
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    32 6 Mr. R. M r T> i '*H SUnona and Co, U*. c f r*| hcrc when Mr.A g Vove on the n j r f vie* the WfiS*** died reccnJJ in 8
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      273 6 I STERLING SHVEF I f ENTRE-PIEGtS Fruit and Flower w t"d< 1 jjj soi 11» SILVER I P R«N -J I W ih three hanging biskrts v Nftsjiß^' r |r I ieisht I*2. I Price $165.00 q| No. 1603 I H„:r"$X10.00 fc» $87.50. U I Robinson Co., Ltd., Singapore. I
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      69 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Kerbau Station, for the U hours ending August 27, 1925. Max. shade temperature 89 F Min. shade temperature 76 F Mean shade temperature 81.3 F Max. sun radiation 152 F Min. grass radiation 72 Sea temperature 82 F
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    OPIUM PARLEY
    576 7 O BMOLS EXPORT FROM GULF rt Certificates do more ln,P H arm Than Good Reuter's Service. Geneva, August 27. 0 ,s:on of the Advisory The m rn 7 0 im wai chiefly d2voted C^- tee n on the subject of Indian ~n, replying to I ingne'i remarks alleging
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    THE SEAMEN'S STRIKE
    205 7 Deportation Question Raises Opposition Reuter's Service. Melbourne, August 27. Local representatives of overseas shipping compainies believe that the- unofficial strike is ending. They cons'der that work will gradually be resumed when the strikers naa&se their lack of unanimity and the owners' determination. Meanwhile, foreign vessels and ships
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    INDIAN CURRENCY
    193 7 Independents Carried Adjournment Motion Reuter's Service. Simla, August 26. Repercussions to -the V ceroy's speech com inue. The Assembly carried by 64 votes to 45 a motion of Mr Jinnah, leader oi the Independents, for the adjournment of the House. H& expressed dissatisfaction win the Currency Commiss'on under
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    Col. de Pinedo
    13 7 Reuter's Service. Manila, August 27. Col. de Pinedo has arrivtd
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB TEMPORARY PAGAR
    23 7 Member:—"You won't catch us napping again." Non-Member:-"The promptest bit of work I've seen done for a long wh.le.
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    The Socialist Congress
    59 7 Reuter's Service. Marseilles, August 27. The Socialist Congress difficulty has been overcome, the committee agreeing te the resolution insisting en the enforcement of the protocol declaring privaa? paots are inadequate and ougfct not to contain secret causes or anyth ng contrary to arbitrat or and also that
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    Railway Strike
    31 7 Reuter's Service. Brisbane, August 27. The Railway strike has spread throughout Queensland. The Premier has invited all Unwrns connected with the. AustradUn Labour Party to confer with the Cabinet.
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    Lyautey Returns
    26 7 Reuter's Service. Rabat, August 27. Marsihal Lyautey has been summoned to Fran*? to confer with the Government. Petain, meanwhile, assumes the direction of operations.
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    Soviet Retaliation
    30 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, August 27. H* Soviets on August 23rd executed sixty Polish prisoners at Minsk, apparently in retaliation for the rtcent execution of three Terrorists at Warsaw.
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    Bandits at Work
    155 7 Reuter's Service. Baghdad, August <Z7. The first serious attack on the Nairn Transde. ;rt Motor Convoy between Baghdad end Beirut was made 34 miles from Damascus. The party was travelling in powerful eigbt-cylindsr cars which were held up by brigands from the district bordering Jebel Droise. A
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    The Immigration Law
    62 7 Reuter's Service. London, August 27. Interviewed on his return from Europe, the Labour Minister, Mr. Davis, saod that the experiment of examining immigrants from Britain and from Ireland before embarkation had succeeded theyond expectations in solving one of the greatest problems of handling imnvirrants. Mr. Davis, foreshadowed
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    DEBT-FUNDING
    538 7 BASIS OF REPAYMENT ONLY 2i/ 2 PER CENT Caillaux Says its a Very Big Job Reuter's Service. London, August 27. From the British viewpoint, the importance of the dety. offer 1 es in the modification of policy embodied), in the famous Balfour Memorandum, which necessitated payment cf at least
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    The Security Pact
    122 7 Reuter's Service. London, August 27. Reuter learns, thaf the German Government has nom'nated Dr. Gauss, Direo-or of the Department of Justice, to meet the Allied experts to discuss he Security Pact when ihe meeting can be arranged Berlin, August 27. The vagueness of the Allied Security Note
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    The Riff War
    49 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, August 27. Although Sirocco is impaded aeroplanes and French tanks were most effect ye m to-day's operations. Despite fierce resistance, the Frenh gained fresh iv'S, notably Jebel Amseft, Driving the Branes tribesmen who supported the R m contingents m disorder to the Norm.
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    American Miners
    34 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, August 26. It U reliably stated that Government observers do not see any hope cf aVurtJJig a stoppage of work on tfce anthracite coa. fieids on Sept 1. j
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    107 8 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET V.M.C.A. Practice The Y. M. C. A. are hay ng a practice Cricket mr-tcii en Saturday aL 2 p.m. on the Teiok Ayer grcund. Al: members should make an effort to urn up. St. J.0.8.A. 2XI vs. LA. 2XI The aboVi; match which- wa? to come off
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    HOCKEY
    62 8 V.M.C.A. vs. R.E. The fo.lowing w 11 represent th n V MX. A. vs. R.E. a Hockey on Monday at Te uk AyeT-—P B. Dawar; R Lyre and E. G. Whetky, R. R. Me-hta T B. Daimooa am, and G. Samy; M. Caichatcor. A. N. Katyal, H G. Stack
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    Yacht Race
    66 8 Reuter's Service. iiono.uiu, August c.\. The yach» E o s?, the flagship of the San Francisco Yachiing Club, which star.ed on July 10 wth three other yachts on a 3665 m le race tr>m San Francisco to Tahiti, was s ized when leav ng for home from Tahiti
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    BOXING
    217 8 Tribute to Villa Remains of Late Champion Arrives in Manila As the remains of tfcip -ate Par.cio Villa were lowered over the side oi the P:esif~ent. Ha:r.son on the morning of August 2U, no. M sound was heard throughout P:£ir 7, eays the Man-la Times. All operations were suspended.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    178 8 S.C.C. Tournament Yesterday's Results B. Singles Lee vs. Hickey (postponed). Nadlg tea;. Laybourna, 6—4, Q—2. Newbery beat Strevens, 6—4, 6—2. C. Singles Brooke beat Hay, 2—6, 6—3, 6—o. Gale bea. Atkins, 6—2, 4—6, 6—3. D. Singles C. E. Hudson b at Buchanan, 6—o, 6—l, Par sh beat Roge:
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    Hooi Hye in Sourabaya
    320 8 From Our Own Correspondent) Khoo Hooi Hye, the young Malayan champ on created a good impression on hus rec nt vLs t to Sourabaya. In an exhibition ma r ch, Hooi Hya was asked to test the local Ch BNM champion Liem Han Sin?. Although the
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    Davis Cup Competition
    32 8 Reuter's Service. Broolaline. August 27. Patterson and beat Lott and Williams 6—B 4—6, 6—3. 6—3. 6- 3. Johnston and Griffin beat Tilden and Wiener 7—9, 6—l, 6—7, 6—4, 6—l.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    44 8 [We do nJt necessarily endorse the jpiniona expressed by correspondents. Letters sent lor puoi cation should be written jn one side oi the paper only; preierenc* .s given to short letters. Omy extracts oi ong tetters can bs given j
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    "Motor Accident"
    136 8 Sir,—In your paper of yesterday's date, there wais an account of an accident tnat occu-T€d in Tanjong Kanorig-rcadi, OB the 25tn mst., oetween a car driven Lqt me, and anovhev anvun out of Saniy Lane. I would Lke you please to conuaiiot some of tme tLings that were
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    Plea for Co-operation
    372 8 Sir —I read w t«h great interest the ar..cie that a. p.ar.d in your valuable journal of .'he 2oth. .nstant, wrJ ten by one M-\ Chowdhuri regard.ng a Co-optravive Society for nuroant.*e Cierks. Tn,:- Sugoev,t.on is a sp.endid one', that deserves the sympathy of one and ail
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    121 8 The Gaiety Cinema Gaiety Cinema -is showing to-night Goldwyn's colossal production "The:dora" in 10 Parts. As a spectacle, this picture is truly magnificat. The scenes open with an earthquake, rush madly on through a chaos of battle, muixier and sudden death and culminate in the mo:t realistic arena
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    81 8 Plane for a regular aerial Sarvice «between Kagoshima and Shanghai a e being considered at Tokyo and probably will 'be inc uded at the next session of the Diklt. It is understood that a private syndicat:, added by the government, would opeiate the air service and at the beginn n/g
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    SOCIAL HYGIENE
    1658 8 REPORT OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE State Regulation Not Favoured The following is the continuation df the report of the Advisory Committee on Social Hygiene, was aid on the Table at tne last meeting of the Legislative Council:— Seate Regu.at on has always failed in practice to deal w.th ha
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    Japanese News
    161 8 (By courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, August 26. The Japanese Government have desired to accept China's invitation to partcii-ac in tits Customs Conference in Oc ober. The question regarding re-unification of the two Se yukai parties has been rev ved, although the Seiyu-Hontoh s atc.ude is
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps
    129 8 Te-day, August 28 5 p.m.—Drill Hall, Ist Reinforcement, Practice 30 yards Malaya Command Competition. 5.30 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v). Training, Pulau Brani. Buses leave Drill Hall at 5.30 p.m. To morrow, August 29 2 p.m.—Drill Hall, All Units who did not fire on 22nd, 30
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    18 8 Mr.M.D. Rutley, of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, arrived in Ipoh on Monday from Singapore an a brief visit.
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    SHARE MARKET
    316 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Meters. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, August 28. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue Value 2e Allagar 17% 2« Anglo-Java 8 6 20s -Anglo-Malay 27 6 20s Ayer Kuning 40 c.d 20a Batu
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    RUBBER—DOLLAR SHARES
    211 9 Issue Value I Buyers. Seller*. 1 Allenby (New) 2.30 2.40 1 Alor Gagah LOO 1.70 ex 2 Amalgamated Malay 3.00 3.20 5 Ayer Hitam 15.00 16.00 1 Ayer Kuning 0.80 O.yO 5 Ay.ir Panas 9.20 9.40 1 Ayer Molek 2.26 2.30 1 Balgownie 3.90 410 1 Bassett Ll5
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    MINING
    234 9 IftJM Value Buy)«. 1 Ayer Wenj O-iu 1 Hitam Tm MJ £1 Idris 43 1 I Jetton Tin o.xu v... I Johan Tin D. 0.53 057 £1 Kuala Lumpur N.L. 25 J« II Wpong X T. D. 48- 49--£1 Kamuntmg Tin D. 6 ioc<L 10 Kinta Asa- Ord. 6.W
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