Malaya Tribune, 27 August 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIII. No. 200 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1926.
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      73 1 COMMERCIAL MANILLA BUFF ENVELOPES JUST RECEIVED OF SPECIAL QUALITY sIZK 6*x34 -$2 00 per 1000 Envelope. (A Lia'ted ateck •■lf ia aaae*) r t Malaga Tribune Press, Ltd, printer* Stationery, Singapore. cooc==aoi=oc=oa I MEET I S YOUR FRIENDS I 0 o AT j 0 O 1 THE I MALAYAN EXHIBITION
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      20 1 y Buj:n«u P filmic** »rid uhlmmC X O t»*l«« or eycela»»". ot l*ht ght £h actal rtxn •pccucle* or hhlim
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    BRITISH FILMS
    1264 2 Plenty of Work for Men of Ideas (BY SIR ROBERT DONALD, G.8.E., LL.D.) Before the Imperial Conference meets it will be the duty of the Government to fortify itself with data—and a policy— on films and the Empire. At present neither the Colonial Office nor >he Department of
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      337 2 When you expect babyremember that every cell comprising baby's b* ay and there are many millions of them must have calcium for its nucleus, and you are the only source of supply. Kalzana, the new calc aim-food, is the solution of your problem. It supplies in a pal itabie, easily
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      474 2 "SUMMER TROUBLE" Baby's Own Tablets Are Just the Remedy Your Children Need At This Time. During the hot season s omach and bowel ailments are especially dangerous, therefore every parent should carefully watch the health of the children at this time. "When any warning symptom of "summer trouble'' is no
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      498 2 Singapore No. 3 r THE RBIONINQ FAVORITE IN SCHOOL AND BUsiNEsT Have you seen the Over-size Pen that looks like Lacquer JK 'Black-tipped? 1 Handsomer than gold —with the 25-year point I£J J of the Scarlet r'fvmjii LA s| HAVE you seen the Fountain Pen with the 25-year point—the Pan
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    991 3 Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Limited The twelfth annual general meeting of Tin Dredging, Ltd., was held jon July 22, at the registered <, I Martin's lane, Cannon-street, E.C., Mr. j John L Philips (Chairman of the company) presiding. Mr. J. Hope Bowden, A.C.A., on behalf of the Secretaries (Messrs.
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    Lambak Rubber, Limited
    1264 3 tihird annual general meeting of the membens of Lambak Rubber, Ltd. was held on Ju.y 19 at the registered office of the company, 5, Whittington, avenue, E C, if n7', Hay Presiding. Mr. Vv. M. Miller, representing the Seeretanes (Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd), navmg read the
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      175 3 No Picnic is Enjoyable without W/> P A E RATED 'Phone 3463 WhiteJlorse hS VfiS -»,»1 There ere ample atocke maturing to ensure the continuance of the same high fej W quality which haa alwaye li& r i&YH characterised White Horse. ufurjj Horse P 1 So**WHISKY Agents:—Messrs. A DAM SON,
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      274 3 No. 8 of series. I INSPECTION To lay down a set of principles before being filled, are thoroughly and rules governing the manu- clean and inspected; once filled, facture of Aerated Waters is not they are again inspected for enough; rigid inspection is also visible impurities; once every necessary to
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      461 4 Amusements. S TO-NIGHT AT THE I I I 13 Jb* Jl JLrSL jel* i I In the Second Show at 9.10 p.m. Sharp jc I jjj OH M E -CH ME OK MY! in He waa a handsome >oung colhve processor «rd hi hated women. Then, X C{ he found
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      382 4 I A SPLENDID PROGRAMME I From Tuesday, August 24 to Sunday, August 29. I AT THE ALHAMBRA! Ln I 3 (Tan Chen* Kee A Co., Ltd. Proprietor*.) I I In the Second Show at 9. p.m. g I A Pox Special a c I May Mc Avoy I jj| in
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      325 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert A Bencoolen Street*. TO-NIGHT AT 9.15 New Cartoon and Spotlight HERE HE IS AG UN In a piciure of pep for }o>i A real cure for the Bteeal REGINALD DE NY In the Universal Jewel THE RtCKLESS AGE Dashing, Crashing, Smashing, THRILL! This picture is just
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      271 4 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. Telephone No. 289 TO-NIGHT AT 9 p.m. I J Fighting Ranger New Universal Serial, Parked with Thrills! Suspended in mid-air, hanging U slender ladder from the rac-in* n comes the sudden jump to the man on t£ motorcycle See this stern ruthl chase, with men
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    114 5 To-day, August 27 >i --C.30 a.m., 17 p.m. T1 Wa i] closes, 1 p.m. Commission—2.ls p.m. Horticultural Show, K. Lumpur. orfaa -Presbyterian Church, 8.45 P rT A 'h# Trotters. Victoria Theatre, 9.30 To morrow, August 28 m* Ti-?es.- -1 14 a.m. 1.41 p.m. n Mail closes, 2 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    59 5 To-day, August 27 rill Hall, S.V.C. Band. Full Ball Range, S.V.C. Units, 6 Range Competition. To-morrow, August 28 irrei Range, Malay Company. *t2 ,vetry ClaasificatMß. ikit Timah. «C* Company and *Y Bl ..cement Group, Musketry Cl idiestkMS, Sunday, August 29 -o 0 n.—Farrer Range. Malay Company sincatioav ikit
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    27 5 untitled who was sentenced to life untitled JJSwent for tta murder of Mrs. Campl roet last year, has sub- tenet but baa present2d a petition for mercy.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1137 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, August 27 Rice, Siam No t Per Koyan $388 Rice, Siam 2 $368 Rice, Siam 3 $350 Hue, Saigon 1 1334 Rice, Saigon 2 $J>26 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 Rice, Rangoon 2 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.00 Rice, 2 9.80 Rice,
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    MAILS CLOSE
    243 5 TO-DAY, AUGUST 27 Selat Pandjang and Bagan Si Api Api (Eng Guan) 2 p.m. Ceylon, Southern and Western India Djibouti (General Metzinger) 2 pm. Banka Island, Java, South-Wiest Sumatra, South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Melchior Treub) 2 p.m. Muar (*Flying Dragon) 2 p.m. Mersing and Kuala
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    96 5 On most estates in the Stra'ts employing Indians there are estate shops where he price* are controlled. Th-3 labourer continued to pet rice in 1P25 at 4j io do cenU per gantan-S the price of r cc increasing towards the end of the year. The genera; rat**, were about 50
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    END OF SCHOOL YEAR
    106 5 Elaborate Programme at Malay Union Seminary The fifth annuel Commencement of ttoe Malaysian Union Seminary,. Serangoon Road, begins on Friday (to-day) at 7 p m., with a consecration service, and ends on Monday next with the rendition of the Cantata Ruth, at 8.30 p.m. This cantata
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    213 5 EMPIRE CINEMA In his latest film comedy, "1 11 Show You The Town," the Universal-Jewel feature which opened at the Empire Cineam last night. Reginald Denny comes to the screen in the role of an unromantic professor who is literally deluged with feminine hearts of all ages—and sizes.
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      592 5 t EST ADVERTISEMENTS j GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. T*r > s w'll be received at the Colonial RKitemb'i 1923, for the erection and com- «2 neral fiospital, Sepoy Lines, Singapore. r rson ap lying for a form cf «Jnder trffi be required to deposit the ram X TuXd Dollars w th the
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      29 5 DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like, VERY MODERATE CHARGES O. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentfct, 75 Hill Streets, Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary, Thane 4057
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      20 5 FOR DEFECTS OF CONSULT M. EZEKIEL SONS. Manufactoring Ophthalmic Opticiana, 4, Raffles Chambers, Ralßee Place. Optometries AJI. EaeldeL OJ)n F.P-O.C
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      285 5 Stop! What is Ahead of You? Are you sati-fied with v?ur pay and prospect*? *re you pure ot you-job? If >our servioes are PgprßMi with, will you bi able to get another [K>fc t? sure of your future by qualiyiDg yourself la one r!Arv>cußr line of work. The 1.0. 8.
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      69 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPOR'i (By courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Kar.dang Kerbau Station for the 24 hours hours ending midnight August 26, 1926. deg. Maximum temperature 86 F. Minimum shade tempsrature 75.8 r. Mean shade temperature 79 9 F. Maximum sun radirtion 145 F. M.nimum grass radiation 72.J F. Sea temperature
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    A MUNICIPAL COURT
    996 6 A letter from "J. L., M pub ished on another page to-day, deals very fully with the complaint made by the Municipal Engineer with regard to Municipal summons cases in magisterial courts. The Engineer considers that the ordinary magistrate does noj inflict sufficiently deterrent punishment and that
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    1181 6 Dr Chota Singh will deliver a lecture on Indian Music' at the Indian Asscciaton premises to-day, at 8 p.m. All interested are welcome. George Caddy, chief engineer of the aeam yacht Yaria, had a heart attack in the sreet, outsloV* the house where hi, daughter was staying, in Southampton. He
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    337 6 down in Leipzig. l< sttt£| TeXic h 3 S Kg*. the Ministry of Agrcultur S retir.ng on pension after t W n am U He expects to ££1? yeai? mediately. lflUe Sin* i^. Prof Ba ky P/.ys lcs Chumbngko.n >ri :esior *W a position i? lowa si
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    24 6 China and Japan °y s.s Kalyma, cue Singapore 4 a.m. to-morrow.' Maru° m rln?i" a and Japan °y Maru, due Singapore to-morrow.
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    MALARIA DEATHS
    52 6 The following j, «ft re Malunu, m Singapore, J.J V r 1000 hniO .June 22 per [fl 0 p r iihiO Juy 2,2 per i» o SC »000 Aujr. 2 2 p_r |0O0 Mpt 2 0 j„ r 101)0 got. per lODO Nov. JJ jer li I>ec. 3.2
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    PERAK'S ATHLETICS
    89 6 Ipoh, Aug.i st 27. (From Our Own Correspondent.) After a lapse of thirteen pearl the Open Perak Athletic Meeting takei place tnis week end in preparation for the Malayan Championships. Over fort) competitors have entered but some of the belt school ath'.etes are absent owing cc the nolidays.
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    FATHUL KARIB CLUB
    162 6 At a General Meeting- of the FathaJ Kar b Club held at the Club btooi Sunday the following gentlemen were elected Office Bearers for the 2nd half year:--President, Mr. Mohamed Kassim bin Manjoorsah; Vice-p? esider.t, Mr. Abdul Rahim bin Haji Osman; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Mr Haji
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      362 6 I SUITABLE MARRIAGE PRESENTS jj] ivo 448 5 Six Blue and Gr id Aynsley China C ffee cups, with silver I Ifj GiJt Holders ai d China Saucers to match. Complete with g six silver Kilt Cffte Bean i-poors in best Morocco leather Dj coveied case. g I Price $130.00
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      79 6 I COMPARISON jjj |jj is the only infallible Test gof the relative value of jg Typewriters. X I By comparison the Royal S proves its superiority. Ask for Booklet S Describing the 20 I Reasons jt a To l LTD. I I Singapcrs. Peoang, Kuala Lumpur, g sJsa mwhi kl
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    THE COAL STRIKE
    359 7 probable Terms of Settlement IMPORTANT SPEECHES BY MINISTERS Pov.ninfr-Street Meeting Ends in Hopeful Spirit British Official Press Service. Reuter's Service. London, August 26. I seervcy has been main- r. -u-.iinc: the coal discussions at Street, wh'ch lasted ninety I it app-ars that no immediate c esttlts are
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    Soviet and Unions
    107 7 ANGLO-RUSSIAN MEETING CONCLUDED Protocol for Submission to the Executives Reuter's Service. Berlin, August 26. TH* Anglo-Russian committee for pro*3 Tra le Union unity has concluded ■»*<«r days meeting here. Pry s.cretive as regards the defr but the fact that the meeting If Protracted till nearly midnight daily
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    ANOTHER D'OISY FLIGHT
    45 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, August 26. Captain Pell; tier d'Oisy left Paris on *°*J at :>.CO and, making a circuit cf tonm, Tinis, Casablanca, Madrd, *Bd Paris, was back on Weines- lv -'*n;;;-thrce hours and fourteen He was cheered by a laree crowd
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    FORTY MINERS ENTOMBED
    22 7 Reuter's Service. 'hnb'own, Pennsylvania, August 27. Tw °hJ U inerS are entombed at Clymer. W h "ve been recovered.
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    Cobham's Return
    92 7 DROPPING HIS CARRIAGE AT DARWIN Leaving Australia on Second of September British Official Press Service. London, August 26. On his return flight from Melbourne to London, Mr. Alan Cobham will discard the lanl undercarriage of hi 3 aeroplane at Port Da win, which he expects to reach on
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    Motor Race Fatality
    75 7 FAMOUS BROOKLANDS RIDER KILLED Car Dashes in Among the Spectators Reuter's Service. Boulogne, August 26. The motor-car race meeting here orened disastrously. The famous brooklands rider, captain Howey. during a hill test, failed to take the second bend and his car dashed among the spectators. It kille
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    MUSTAPHA KEMAL CASE
    119 7 Three Ex-Ministers Sentenced to Death Reuter's Service. Constantinople, August 20. The second important trial arising from the alleged plot against the life of Mustapha Kemal has ended at Angora where a number of former members of the Committee of Union and Progress were charged with instigating the
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    BRITISH HEALTH
    128 7 Splendid Improvement in Infant Death Rate British Official Press Service. London, August 26. The annual report of the Ministry of Health records that the rate of infant mortality per thousand births last year was seventy five, wh eh is the same as the figure fey 1924. Commenting upon
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    SEVERE ORKNEYS GALE
    109 7 Former German Battle Cruiser Re-Flooded British Official Press Service. London, August 25. As a result of a severe gale which swept over the Orkneys, the former German battle-cruiser Hinderburg, which is being raised in Scapa Flow, has been reflooied. During the storm a salved ex-German destroyer, which
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    HURRICANE CASUALTIES
    24 7 Several River Boats Sunk at New Orleans Reuter's Service. New Orleans, August 27. A hurricane here last night sank several river boats.
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    League Question
    123 7 GERMANY CONFIDENT OF COMPROMISE Is Spiin Fully Occupied With Tangier? Reuter's Service. Berlin, August 26. The Reichstag's Foreign Affa rs Committee has received Dr. Stresemann's re port on the foreign political situation and learned that the Foreign Minister on the whole is confident that the difficu'.tes of Germany's
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    Spanish Crisis
    73 7 DEMAND FOR DISMISSAL OF DE RIVERA King Refuses to Dissolve Corps of Artillery Reuter's Service. St. Jean-de-Luze, August 26. A very serious situation has arisen in Spain. According to French reports, it appears that the Artillery Corps have sent a petit'on to K'ng Alfonso demanding tho dismissal of
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    VALENTINO INCIDENTS
    123 7 Girls Giggle as they Approach The Bier Reuter's Service. New York, August 26. There were many scandalous breaches of decorum yesterday at Rudolph Valentino's lying in state. For example, many g'rls approaching the bier giggled and plied powder-purrs and lipsticks. One we?ping girl was foun>j to have secreted
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    GUN-RUNNER BOMBED
    108 7 Aviators Fail to Scupper Arms Vessel Reuter's Service. New York, August 27. A battle between a Government bombiig aeroplane and a gun-running vessel endeavouring to land arms for the revriutionary forces is described in a letter fibre Managua. Two former American aviators now employed in the Nicaraguan constabulary
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    SULTAN'S SISTER DEAD
    74 7 Wife of Tungku Azh of Johore Bahru I We deeply regret to record he death, m Johore Bahru last night, d Tungku Azizah the wife of Tungku AbdJ Aziz the Deputy Mentri Besar of Johore i*nd sister ot His Highness the Sultan 6f Johore. J-Jeath was due
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    67 7 The great majority of Labourers brought here in 1925 were recruited/by licensed kangams. During the year 1561 licenses (for estates in the Straits' Settlements, Federated Malay States, Johfre, Kelantan, Kedah and Perils) iJund as crm-pJrci-wit.h 3 0 69 in 19 24. Registration v i lcenses was refusal in Penang, while
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    TANGIER PROBLEM
    308 7 Danger of Mixing the Issue ALLEGED PLOTTING BY BRITAIN To Give Spain an Illusory Satisfaction Reuter's Service. Paris, August 20. The Tangier question continues to occupy the attention of the press. "Lc Gaulois' emphasises the danger of confusing; the entirely separate questions of Tanker and the reform of
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    Greek Cabinet
    118 7 COMPOSED OF CIVILIAN PATRIOTS General Kondilis Placed at Head of Affairs Reuter's Service. Athens, August 26. In accordance with a decision of party leaders to form a Cabinet of service, consisting of civilians headed by General Kondilis as head of the National Democratic Party, General Kondilis has formed
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    AMERICANS IN RUSSIA
    49 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, August 26. A party of 400 South American tourists have arrived at Len ngrad aboard the German steamer Cap Polono, including some of the leading statesmen cf Argentina, Uruguay, Chile anil Brazil, and also German bankers and manufacturers. The party were heartily welcomed.
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    SOVIET AND SECURITY
    84 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, August 27. The Foreign Commissariat has published a memorandum en the Latvian and Esthonian Governments declaring their willingness to negotiate directly with the Soviet for a Security Pact. The Soviet Government has instructed its representatives at Riga and Reval to start negotiations immediately. The
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    Sporting News
    53 8 CRICKET Australians vs. Kent Reuter's Service. London, August 26. At Canterbury the weather wa3 fine and the wicket good. A crowd of 15,000 was present. Rain feL overnight. The Australians were out for 386 at tne Close, Ryder scoring 109, Collins 86, and Andrews 71. Freeman took six
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    FOOTBALL
    86 8 Married vs. Single The following will represent the Married and Single in a friendly Bendemeer Athletic Club soccer game on Saturday on the S C.F.A ground. Married:—llay Yong, Cheng Yeok, Kirn Whatt Ban Hee, Mun Fun, Chwee Cheng, Tian Lye, Soon Eng. Un Sun, Wah Cheng and Chin Tian.
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    BILLIARDS
    218 8 Duke of Wellington's vs. Y.M.CA. A team representing the Duke of Wellington's Regiment were entertained at the Y.M.CA. on the eveni.g of the 25th instant. This is the fifth time that th.se teams have met and the Y.M.CA. have proved the more skilfull players on all but one occasion.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    117 8 Japan vs. France Reuter's Service. Fores: Hills, Au-rust 26 In the inter-zrne final of the Davis Cun tennis match. Cachet of France beat Tawara of Jaean. I—6, 4—6, 7—5, 6—3, 6—2. Tawara easily won the first two sets* keeping Cochet running with low-bounding Shot?. Cochet then adopted the
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    S.C.C. Tournament YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
    373 8 "B'' Doubles i J. C Green and R. E. Cox plu3 4 beat H. Buckha -dt and O. Zimmerman owe 3, G' Gold/ack and J. Bright plus 15 beat E. Ziegele and J. A. Gagan owe 15, 6—l, 6—2. P. H. Romney and E. H R.
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    Tanglin Club Tournament YESTERDAY'S RESULT
    20 8 Mixed Open Doubles •inclai" and Miss Griffith-Jones beat Mr. and Mrs. Hunt 5—7, 12—10, 9—7.
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    "Fishing" Questions
    359 8 RECORDING MAGISTRATE CRITICISED Accused Man's Confession Inadmissable Severe criticism of the manner in which am accused person's confession was recorded by a police m agist rate, was mad l by Mr H R Bull, in the Second Police Court yesterday' afternoon, when the prelim nary enquiry, into a
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    LATE MR. A.F. PEATE
    344 8 Largely Attended Funeral at Bidadari The funeral of the late Mr. A. F. Peate, manager of the Raffles Hotel, took place at Bidadari Cemetery yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. The Rev. G. H. Douglas cffic ated both, at the chapel and the graveside. The grave
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    75 8 British Official Press Service. London, August 26. Exchange rates: Paris 170.25. New York 4 *****5. Brussels 176.5. Geneva 25.145. Amsterdam 12 115. Milan 147.75. Berlin 20 371 Stockholm 18.14. Copenhagen 18.28. Ber in 20.37. Osb 22.16. Vienna 34.39. Prague 163 75. Helsingfors 192.625. Mad: id 31.63. Lisbon 2
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    BADMINTON
    98 8 C.F.A. Tournament i The following are the fixtures of the Badminton Tournament of the Chinese Friendly Association: SATURDAY'S TIES A. Class Handicap Sng Bee Ay Scratch vs. Choo Lye Huat Scrrtch Toh Or ens Kiat ewe 10 vs. Khoo Beng Hock plus 3. Low Chwee Thye owe 4 vs.
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    Supreme Court
    1512 8 Slow Voyage of United States Cargo Boat THE SHIPPING BOARD CASE The case for the defence was heard in the Supremo Court before Mr. Justice Deane, yesterday afternoon, in "the suit brought by Messrs. Boasson and Van Overzee agamst the U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation for
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    Bankruptcy Court
    651 8 MUNICIPAL SERVANT AND A "RAFFLE" Car Transaction Alleged to Have been "a Fraud" Mr. Justice Deane at the Supreme Court, this morning, took the usual weekly grist of bankruptcy cases. On application of Mr. Ariff a receiving order and order of adjudication were granted against Abubakar bin Mohamed
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    Letters to the Editor
    115 8 THE CRIME WAVE (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir,—Permit me to reply—through the medium of your most popular journal—to Mr. Peter W. Penson's letter appearing in your issue of the 21st instant. Mr Penson should be congratulated upon for his courage in espousing the
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    POLICE APATHY
    210 8 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir, —As your correspondent Mr. P. W. Penson made some remarks regarding my letter, I am never going to leave him He says that it would be an honour on my part if I were to approach the police authorities on
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    SOCIAL HYGIENE IN SINGAPORE
    295 8 (To the Ed-tor of the Mr lay» Tribune..» Sir,—Your Wednesday's leader must have brought home to many the tragic cloud that hangs over the social fabric of our city. As you say Silence—-The reticence of false modesty, as we prefer to call it—has been responsible for
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    A CLYDE STREET NUISANCE
    852 8 (To the Edritor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir My attention was attracted by your correspondent's letter wh eh appeared in yesterday's issue, and feeing that some- thing in addition is needed for the satisfaction cf your correspondent, I take the opportunity to request you if you
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    MUNICIPAL COURT NOT WANTED
    643 8 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribute.) Si r The Renort of the Executive Munieipal Engineer, just published, contains extraordinary suggestions for the institution, of a Municipal Court, "A Municipal Magistrate to hear all Municipal Cas-s? As far as I understand thr reasons given for this,
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    28 8 The rate of issue of untitled ndia and Ceylon to-day is Ba. v o $100 The rate of pa>«<at h-ders from India and Cey.on U *qual to $100.
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    POPPY DAY
    220 9 Malaya Again at the Head of the Lists ay a's splendid total of £10.575 8.4. for J t year's Poppy Day collections again htr we ahead in the Overseas List, Ki' by Earl Haig"* Committee. The iptailSi R£MV P" biished fo lows:— Dollars. sn.-aporc 27,024 78 l ra
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    SHARE MARKET
    1037 9 Singapore, August 21. rin baa advanced i 2 per ton during the I k a d with Rubber continuing very air business in shares has been induatrals and Loans also being >ra for Dollar Rubber do not shew any noticeable changes tinctly tinner and th oft hut little
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    FACTORY GIRLS
    171 9 Beauty as an Indication of Health A shapely leg and head mean a lot to Sir Thomas Leyge the Senior Medical Inspector of Factories. Apparently they are synonymous with good hea th and in 20 years. Sir Thomas told the Roya: Sanitary Congress ar Westminster, he had noticed
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