Malaya Tribune, 6 July 1927

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune XIV.- No. 156 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1927
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      204 1 PROMPTLY m 1 We bay all kinda of old Watchee. Clocks and Jewellery ia Exchange far Now. Jack Brisk Sons No. 28. Chnlia Street, SINGAPORE. j I SOLE AGENTS: I Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., j 3 (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement!.) X a Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. 9 p
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    BRITAIN'S FILM INDUSTRY
    1202 2 New "Hollywood" Born at Elstree SECRETS OF A CITY OF MAKE-BELIEVE Revival Not Defeated by Foggy English Winters America will never believe it, but the fact remains that the most important British film-studios, those of British International at Elstree, and of Gainsborough at Islington, worked every day
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    YEARS OF TRAGEDY
    363 2 Men of GemV and Prison Lii in Ih judiuvov 'Th? Con give- Mr. Sy I a layman" of as. 1; refresningly tret I nsati nalkm, 4 extiemely aateresl d v a af of the methods by which mai taiai for tne common good. Mr. Moseley begin- with
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    50 2 A Royal decision of untitled just been reached in Spam, heir to the ihrcne shall bi Carlos, the third b lor this is the continued two elder Princes. All h coming robust enough ew father has been abamh announcement coacerninf reached will be mad. until >c seventeen years of age—bfl
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      218 2 The hero of Trafalgar, with his stirring j "Duty" signal, has found immortal fame in the annals of his country. His name stands forever as the symbol of supreme personal courage and devotion to duty. CIGARETTE *m m Jine uraditions Since their inception, the tradition of PICCADILLY has been to
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    THE LONDON CORN EXCHANGE
    1187 3 ROMANCE OF MARK LANE Typical of English Ruralism If a in London were to ask me jvhere he could find the best collection of ;ruly English types of countenance 1 should take him to the Corn Exchange m Mark-lan?. Here, in the heart of the City,
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      212 3 JTAmw z An Ideal Tired Nerves I i When you have no energy and you are easily L tired it is the sign that your nerves are starving y tor want of nourishment. Stimulants and drugs will not restore your nerves and renew your energy. These do more harm i
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    CHANG TSO-LIN'S PREPARATIONS
    864 4 MILITARY LEADERS HENCEFORTH UNITED China's Communists Must Be Wiped Out Marshal Chang Tso-lin said in a private interview with the 'North-China Daily News" correspondent that when the present "Nationalist" movement started, under Russian inspiration, the provincial Military Governors who were attacked made no organized defence, but were
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    TENPENNY SHILLING
    152 4 The proposal bo divide the shilling into ton pence instead of 12 continues to attract favourable notice writes a "Times" correspondent but it has been criticized under two heads: —(1) The continued payment, during the transition period, of the old-style penny to meet statutory and ;»ther fixed charges
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      160 4 Quality first! that's why smokers insist upon Made in V < life to Fine MACHINES, 6icyctes, type*3 writers, decks, etc. mu-t be treated, regularly, with a good oil if they are to give smooth.. s Jent service. REM OIL cleans, lubricates, prevents rust. .For A«ir /«S/ ZtfOW V Stay try
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      436 4 MUSIC. I I We Have AH the Latest Bits j I HONOLULU—SONGBIRD—PERHAPS YOU I rHWIj I OF ME—SWINGING ALONG—PERFUMES 0 THE f jjj PAST—GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDS—M PTE I Etc., Etc., Etc. I j Call and Hear Them. j J S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. I Raffles Place, I SINGAPORE. I I
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    FROTH BLOWERS
    452 5 I"LGARLTY OF TEMPERANCE FANATIC Spirited Attack by Former Cabinet Minister Ancient Order of Froth-Blowers. ,j as a means of raising money for has now reached the public school 4. ys are Froth-Blowers; schoolgirls rv Bel.es. rmer Cabinet Minister, known x-ut the Empire for his sturdy com-M-nse —he is
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    PLAYING FIELDS APPEAL
    126 5 The Duke of York on The Need A national appeal for playing-fields for ♦he youth of the country was issued recntly ty the Duke of York, President of tht* National Playing Melds Association who says:— The provision of public playing-fields on a scale sufficient t< meet the
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    RED PROWESS
    397 5 Valiant Battle Put up by Single Communist Quite a sensation was created at Canton on June 22 when more than 100 policemen were mobilized to enaja one sinsle arme 1 Communist in the busiast sec.icn of thff city. The Communist fiied with his revolver all along the way
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    AMERICAN TOLERANCE
    173 5 "Hands Off China in Washington A band of about 100 persons, halt of whom were women with some children and the remainder American men with a sprinkling of Chinese, appeared before the British Embassy at Washington on May 21 at noon bearing placards announcing, "America is no catsnaw
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    86 5 A new type of chain for tyres is being advertised in various American journals, in which the cress-links which embrace the carcass of the tyre and pass across the tread are made of tough rubber instead o* steel; they are secured at their ends to a pair of steel chains
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      279 5 BRITISH MALAYA RUBBER June Statistics fee following is the statement of quantity and value of rubber exported during June 1927 June Increase Decrease Declared in Declared in j I SL to To d ns te Ss. Tons. Tons. 41,687.00 38,149.59 3,537.41 63,718,000 84,782,000 n^f 10,670.06 190,378,000 265,476,000 12,824.34 1,021.72 17,708.000
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      344 5 WOMEN OF REFINEMENT prefer the beauty arising from p rfect health to that obtained by artificial means. Pillkettee are biruty's most natural aid, for they insure daily regularity, clear the SPinkettes skin of pimples and blotches, cure in a night sick headaches, bilious attacks and offensive bteath. Of chemists, or
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      261 5 i seli.ne >fl Vaseline TRADE MARK PETROLEUM JELLY FOR WOUNDS If at all serious, use an approved antiseptic and dress with "Vaseline" Jelly. Brings comfort, eases pain, helps nature heal quickly. Look for the Trade Mark "Vamelintf It ia your protection Chesebrough Mfg. Co., Cons'd New York London Montreal JHI
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      52 5 j NATURAL P- A\ILK FOOD Nestie Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., vJUmcion) 144-147 CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. IMPERIAL Acknowledged by iT 1 Typewriter feffSjmi I on the Market ikl/ J Sole Agents: (fS&fcjPlyrfr SINGAPORE. m^^mmu *mmVmm^LW 1 -v i H J I n n 0 He knows a By Teethe Best I
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      474 6 i»SHSHSHSZSZSHSZSE£ZSZSHSESZSZSHSESH^ EMPIRE a TUESDAY JULY 5 AND WEDNESDAY JULY 6. I X Second Show at 9 p.m. {jj BELAGCO'3 greatest stsge success Las been made into a deluxe picture n TIGER ROSE X IN s REELS g the play e'oquent mth elemental urge, tariH less j aegioD, i-resistible pathos, now
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      322 6 JHLmse arr» en ts. ES2SZSZS2S2S2SHHS2S2S2SES2S2SZSHSEirESHSSS2^^ lATI AT THE ALHAMBRA (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) TO-NIGHT A UFA SCREEN MASTERPIECE A Film Version of the World-Famous Opera by Oscar Straus. I A BRILLIANT COMEDY, MINGLED WITH THE LILT OF ALLURING WALTZ ACCOMPANIMENT g in which a successful attempt has been
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      348 6 GAIET* CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streeta. From Friday July I to Thuisday July 7. NIGHTLY AT 9.00 P.M. PLAY BALL SERIAL With *LLENER\Y, WALTER MILLER and the NE «V YOUX GliNTd Chapter- 3 4. JACK PERRIN In the Rayart Picture "Starlight 'he Untamed" As fast as the wind and
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      127 6 Surma 7h< tre with ih» p>uncfc* North Bridge Road. Teh 281 Ficm Wtdneodaj Jul* 6 to im i 12. NIGHTLY AT 9. ORA CAREV As Doris Stanton, Americin B and the g m st noma:) IN GETTING HER She fell in love with the IMB Hewis a "thief"—ye he i
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    142 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 6. Ea*t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Patrol E.E.E. Wharf; Ekma 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) C. P. Lccocq 18; Chyebassa 1 o; Mentor 0; Ixion 7. Fmnire Dock (Entrance Gate Kronprins Olav 31; Kola 32; Genoa Mara
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    132 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 100. The rate of payment of from India and Ceylon is Rs. lo< equ.d to $100. announcement that France intends c coal imports has come as a blow mining industry in Wales, as the tth step will
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    F.M.S. RAILWAYS REPORT
    1226 7 Indents on Crown Agents MR. J. W. SPILLER'S PRAISE OF OLD SYSTEM The Report on the F, M. S. Railways recently issued, signed by Mr. J. W. Spiller M Inst. C.E., makes very interesting reading and he is to be complimented on the marter and manner of
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    SUPREME COURT
    83 7 Small Calendar for July The July list fcr tlx- Supreme Court h?.s just been issued and it is an exception*.ly small one this month, only twenty eases being down for consideration. It includes the following:— Timber and Produce Co., Ltd., vs. Uoh Soo Kee and others Adelphi Hotel,
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    199 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nkhi Shimbunsha) Tokio, July 3. Mr J Itaya of the Seiyukai Baity has been elected* in the by-ekctkn at Muroran, H<>kkaido. The Kawasaki Dockyards relief question is still left unsolved and the reopening Of -Jugo Ginko" or the Fifteenth Bank ia doubtful owing to
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    235 7 loianaa Marion Davies in her latest photoplay v Yolanda" will be the next attraction at the Alhambra, commencing on Sunday, the 10th instant. Yolanda," the photoplay, is a picturization of Charles Major's historical romance of the name. It is woven around the romance of Princess Mary of Burgundy,
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    181 7 Back in England from a nine months' missionary tour of 28 000 miles by sea. and 18,000 miles by land, Dr. Ingram th Bisnop of Ixmdon, declared that he had IM m wonderful reception all over the world- i was met everywhere with a smile, he aaueu. In the whole
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1039 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, J*ly 6 Buyers Seller. Rice, Siam >io. 1 per Koy.-» $343 m„„i- Tanner 71.00 Rice, Siam 2 $330 Mixed, Bb£^Mp»» r 5 Riro Sinm 1222 *Sundned Rieellaigo. 1 J *3o5 Cjgra- 10.70 1(U0 £Bsl: it 3 Rice, Par Boiled No. 1 per bag |9.00 > 5.72%,
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    SENTENCE DOUBLED
    311 7 Echo of Sensational Extortion Trial Appellants in criminal cases may think twice in future before venturing to place their complaint* before the Provisional Court of Appeal at Hong Kong As an outcome of an appeal case heard before Judge Ziar |Presidant of the Court of Ap peal), and
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    59 7 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mrs. Chua Eng Wee and Messrs. Chua Boon Swee and Chua Boon Kirn thank their relatives, friends and members of the Van Leng Hean Association Mernlads Musical Association, Social Party and Straits Youngsters Football Association for their kind attendances of the late Mr. Chua Eng
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    DEATHS
    121 7 KHO—Kho Choon Soeng, beloved father of Mr. Kho Keng Chuan of Messrs. Barker and Kengchuan, died on Wednesday .the 6th July. 1927, at his residence No. 11, Van Kit Road at the age of 8? The deceased leaves behind a son. a daughter, 4 grand-sons, 6 granddaughters and 13
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      233 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—Motor Launch 18—20 feet. A second-hand launch would be considered Full particulars to Superintending Civil Engineer, EL M. Naval Base, not later than noon on 11th July, 1927. IN AID OF ORPHANS An Eitertaiamant in Aid of Orphans will be givaa on Monday Ist August at 5 p
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      365 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, July 6 rh Tide*. SJ» a.m., 3.39 p.m. i S.C.C. Practise Match, all: S.C .F.A. vs. Batavia, Stadium. To-morrow, July 7 rh Tides.—3.2l a.m., 4.24 p.m. ral Pa/.aar, Vie. Memorial Hall, all: S.F.A. vs. Batavia. tball Div. 11. A.P.C. vs. S.R.C, S.R.C. ward 8.1. mail closes. Friday,
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    ARMS IMPORTATION
    1070 8 At the next meeting of the Legislative Council, which is due to take place on Monday, Mr. Song Ong Siang will ask a series of questions about arms smuggling, and the cancellation of licenses to keep revolvers issued to private persons in Singapore. The first question asks what
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    979 8 A Bill is about to be introduced in the Federal Council to increase the control over societies in the F. M_ S. The output of Lingui Tin, Ltd., for the month of June was:—Sluicing 240.16 piculs, tribute 36.64 piculs Total 276.80 piculs. The Hclenus, amving at Hong Kong from Singapore,
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    488 8 A correspondent sends the an unusual announcement fron bourne Age"—an intimati-: of Mrs. J. M. Fawaz, follow* Died of a broken heart.' the mother of the singer kn Austral, who was reccn I. Mr. C. F. Hewet t planter, of Lumut, is ag after a five years'
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    60 8 From Indo-China by s.s. G. G. Merlin, due at Singapore this aften. From China and Japan by s.s. 1 Maru, due at Singapore to-morr From Holland and Germ: Prinses Juliana, due at Sing;.:' at 8 a.m to-morrow. From Europe, (London mails despatched June 10) by s.s. Rajula, due
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    WANTED AT KUCHING
    46 8 A Chinese who is wanted at X i answer a charge of criminal bre in respect of $6,000 was arrested by Inspector Christie of the Marine P day. The accused who arrived in board the steamer Auby, has and remanded pending extraditi ings.
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    DISTRICT JUDGE RETIRES
    38 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.* PenanL r July Mr. G. A. Hereford Dis ri< J is shortly letiring after thirt rice, has gone to the Dindings trict court cases. This will pn be his last visit.
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    PENANG SUPREME COUBT
    113 8 (From Our Own Correspond i 1 Penan.:. 1 Mr. Justice P. J. Sproub in I Court to-day gave judgment in I the defendant in the action br< R. V. Ramanathan Che* .y again i N Subramanian Chetty for* alleged dismissal. His Lordship expres opinion that the facts
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      148 8 By Special Appointment H I To His Majesty jc I THE KING OF SIAM. I Estdc *872. I I THE ONLY J I Leading Store for I HIGH-CLASS I JEWELLERY fl that will I 1 ATTRACT AnHTION| I CREATE INTEREST j and I INDUCE BUYING A Great Variety in 1
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    NAVAL ARMAMENTS CONFERENCE
    266 9 miser Question Postponed MARINE AGREEMENT REACHED I will not be Subordinate to any Navy [Trans-Ocean Servieel Geneva, July 5. reement on submarines deals with data and does not touch on the the tonnage allocated to each cruiser question ha s been react to the delegations for further
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    PILGRIM SHIP'S GRIM VOYAGE
    74 9 Sixteen Deaths on Armanistan SINGAPORE VESSEL IN QUARANTINE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, July 6. ing conditions aboard a vessel fr ddah to Singapore carrying 1193 were revealed when the Armanivt d at Colombo to disembark a smallpox of which four had occurr t.ne being fatal.
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    ITALO-FRENCH FRONTIER
    49 9 Sharp Comment in the Paris Newspapers [Trans-Ocean Service] Paris, July 5. fa frontier incidents are the i sharp conflict in the Paris Left papers are violently Mussolini and the Right are seekd him. France has instructed tdor at Rome to draw Italy's the frequency and undesirability incidents.
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    A ROYAL SPILL
    40 9 High Tribute to Sportsmanship «>t I'rince Sigismund [Trans-Ocean Servicel Berne, July 5. Press pays a tribute to the of Prince Priedrkfa Sigis- Prussia who is lying in a grave Lucerne through a spill in the riding tournament.
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    ENSIGN CAPTURES SMUGGLERS
    194 9 Single-handed Feat in Rum Row CARGO OF HALF A MILLION ARRESTED Reuter's Service. New York, July 5. Ensign Charles Duke, of the Coasi Guard Service, aged twenty-seven, has performed a feat hailed as one of the most remarkable exploits by an individual in the course of the
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    SHIPS' OFFICERS ON STRIKE
    71 9 Serious Development in Shanghai REFUSAL TO ACCEPT LESS PAY Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai. July 5. The Strike of mercantile marine officers continues. The officers have remained aboard their ships although refusing to go to sea but after the dismissal of three officers for refusing to
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    TROOPS LEAVE CHINA
    122 9 Twentieth Brigade Returning to Indian Station Reuter's Service. London, July 5. The Twentieth Infantry Brigade, otherwise the Indian Brigade, is very shortly returning to India from China. Well-informed circles believe it is because the tension in China is lessening and the British Government is satisfied there is
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    COOLIDGE AS A SCOUT
    94 9 v Ten Gallon Hat Worn by the U.S. President Reuter's Service. Rapid City, July 5. Photographers had a field day this afternoon when President Coolidge appeared on the lawn in front of the summer "White House wearing full cowboy regalia which was presented him in honour
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    RAILWAY COLLISION
    39 9 Reuter's Service. Nyack, New York, Juiy o. Four were killed and twenty injured by the collision of passenger and goods trains at Jone's Point on the Hudson River on the New York. Ontario and Western Railway line.
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    INDEPENDENCE DAY IN U.S.A.
    122 9 Absence of Noise in New York HUNDREDS OF TRIPPERS TO COUNTRY Reuter's Service. New York, July 5 Independence Day at New York City was remarkable for the absence of noise and rowdyism. It was also the coolest recordeo by the Weather Bureau. Hundreds of thousands spent
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    GENERAL CHEN TURNS COAT
    184 9 Pickets Abroad in Ningpo RED RUSSIANS LEAVE HANKOW Reuter's Far Eastern Service. TsirikTUio. July 5. The railway service between Tsingtao and Tsinanfu is impended owing to destruction of th? tra?k in the vicinky of Kaomi. Telegraphic and telephonic communication is also interrupted. General Ch?n. commanding the
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    MISSISSIPPI FLOODS
    78 9 Mr. Hoover Returns From Tour of Stricken Area Reuter's Service. Washington, July 5. Secretary Hoover has returned from his visit tc the Mississippi flood area. In a statement he estimated that out of 3,500,000 acres of farm land in the Mississippi basin 1,300,000 were inundated and probably unfit
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    MESSAGES FOR DOMERGUE
    56 9 Comdr. Byrd Brings Letters Over from America Reuter's Service. Paris, July 5. Commander Byrd brought to M. Doumergue three messages from across the Atlantic, from the Mayor of Philadelphia, the President of his Corporation and the Commander of the American Legion, hoping that .the aerial conquest of
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    SOVIET SPIES ARRESTED
    26 9 Reuter's Service. Riga, July 5. There have been eight arrests in connexion with the discovery of an alleged big Soviet espionage organisation here.
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    CHARGE AGAINST CHINESE
    589 9 Manager's Alleged Defalcation i PARTNERSHIP THAT WAS DISSOLVED Magistrate Sends Case up to the Assizes Serious charges of making false entries and alternatively with committing criminal breach of trust in respect of several thousand dollars were preferred against Soh Koh Sai, who has been committed to stand
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    36 9 A message from Warsaw says that the construction shed? of the State Railways were aestroyed by a fire which caused damage to the extent of £113,635. Incendiarism, with the object of concealing fraudulent actions, is suspected.
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      82 9 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE Results of the TwentySixth The solution to the 26th Crossword Puzzle published on the 23rd June in our columns in aid of The Children's Aid Society and the names of the prize winners will be published in our issue of Thursday, the 7th instant, where also the
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    Sporting News
    1090 10 THE WEEK'S SPORT REVIEWED Congdon Taylor's Fine Batting MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS MIGHT COME OFF (BY CUSTODIAN.") The sports world seems very dull just now and there is hardly anything to write about this week but football. The departure of the Australian cricketers seems to have caused a lull in
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    Wimbledon
    257 10 FINAL OF WOMEN'S DOUBLES Americans Beat Representatives of South Africa Reuter's Service. Wimbledon, July 5. In dull and threatening weather before a moderate attendance Miss Ryan and Miss Wills beat Mrs. Peacock and Miss Heine (Soutit Africa) in the final of the Women's doubles by 6—3, 6 —2. In
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    Yesterday's Results at R.S.Y.C. Tournament
    37 10 Carver beat Frewen, 6—3. 3—6, 6—3. Goldsack and Daly beat Hudson and S.one, 6—4, 4—6, 6—4. TO-DAY'S TIES Falls and Haines vs. Allen and Jones. Haybittel ani Hopkins vs. Vignoles and Williams.
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    Golf
    134 10 PENANG MAN IN BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIP Strong Entry From the United States Reuter's Service. London, July 5. The British open golf championship for which there are 207 entries or 86 fewer than in 11)26, begins at St. Andrew's on Monday. A hundred players and those tieing for the hundredth place
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    Race Course Club Monthly Medal
    38 10 I The monthly medal for June 1927 will be played for on the 9th and 10th instant. The July monthly mtdal will be p ayed for on the 23rd and 24th instant. I
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    BOXING
    48 10 Paolino Reinstated by New York Commission Reuter's Service. New York, July 5. The New York State Athletic Commission has reinstated Paolino who was suspended for allegedly refusing to meet Ed. Keeley, and has approved a fifteenround fight between Harry Wills and Paolino at Brooklyn on July 13.
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    FOOTBALL
    386 10 Invading Java Eleven Arrive THREE DECISIVE WINS IN MEDAN Confident of Beating S.C.F.A. This Afternoon The strong Java eleven who invaded Medan recently arrived in port early this morning by the van Diemen after a successful season in Medan. Interviewed by a "Malaya Tribune" representative this morning, the players
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    TO COPE WITH THE CROWD AT THE STADIUM
    116 10 Special Arrangements for Batavia Matches In order to cope with a record crowd at the Stadium for to-day's and to-morrow V matches with Batavia, extra doors will be opened at the Market entrance and also th.> opposite end. Players can obtain admittance
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    R.A. Narrowly Defeat the R.E. in Fast Game
    629 10 Probably one of the most keenly contested gpmes in the second division of the League was s>een at the Stadium yesterday afternoon, when the R.A. met the R.E. In spite of the poor condition of the ground some really good football was
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    56 10 The following will represent the Indian Association against the Y.M.C.A., Junior eleven on the Y.M.C.A. ground on Friday:—J. Solomon; K. Samv and Baiza; A. I. Pereira, V. Rajaloo and G. Sithambaram; R. D. Ramasamy, A. Doraikannoo, B. Jaganath Singh (Capt.), A. Aziz, O. K. Surattee.
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    472 10 CHINESE EDITOR TO PAY DAMAGES Libel on a Schoolmaster from Bengkalis At the Supreme Court yesterday, the i hief Justice (Sir William Murison) awarded Tay Kah Tong. a schoolmaster of Bengkalis, $1,500 damages for libel against Lim Tv Pu, Editor, and Yap Cheng Swah, Manager, of the Nanyang
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    60 10 Remarkable Showing at Penang Bisley (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 5. The Penang Volunteer Bisley meeting at Kampong Bahru has been remarkable for the extraordinary success so far of the Eurasian Company. Out of ten events shot otf on Saturday they secured nine, Sgt. Wrighc Stewart being
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    560 10 English County Championship MANY GAMES SPOILT BY RAIN Notts. Beat Lancashire on First Innings Again rain interfered to a great extent with the English County championship programme over the last three days. It was extremely unfortunate for Notts that their match with the champions was brought to an end
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    115 10 Smart Capture of Alleged Ganu: Robbers 1VUUUV1 o A raid conducted by Mr. Oukeshott, A.S.P., Chief Detective Inspector Por.er and a posse of detectives at 6.30 a.m. yesterday in a Chinese restaurant at Merchant Road, resulted in the arrest of nine.een Chinese. Chinese were celebrating some occasion
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    55 10 Ann Sianu H To the Editor of the Sir, —I do not quite v making and increasing Ann Siang Hill has be* i City Fathers, for quite a have recently been en hardships have occasional by night pedestrians through this road beins J r m inn
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    523 10 Agenda for Me< <> n Monday 1. Questions by Mr. p. "Has the attention of j m been drawn to the f. Government servants in Penang who are not 11 ment quarters are put I :.ard<hin on account rf being ur a rents of which are with n
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    22 10 The British untitled Sl Hong Kun: fr with 100 deck passeaffi death of one en roots June 21, three days sfter pore.
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    1742 11  -  (By Robert S. Augus Edinburgh, June 9. lenient of what I said last week Genera] Assemblies now dkvI should call attention t oa small nificant incident with which the Scotland gathering closed. Ever R< formation Settlement it has been :e for the Moderator to declare lution of the
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    24 11 Orders for week ending July 10, 1927. To-day. July 6.-Officers' meeting, Headquarters 5.15 p.m. To-morrow, July 7.-Band Practice Headquarters 5.15 p.m.
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      399 11 I COMPLETE VIOLIN OUTFIT j I From $15.00 to $55 OO X write for illustrated Catalogue. I Season Company •> Limited. ffi 111 and 113, North Bridge Road. g ************************************************************52 TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY JULY 6 TO-NIGHT At The New World Shows Various Attractions including Chinese Wayang, "Tong Sye Ton" THE CITY
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      152 11 Who says i) Still going Strong/ particular about the maturity of his whisky. He knows that every drop Xlt MPwi^A of Johnnie Walker can be JBe?^ 7 C absolutely depended on as Q perfectly mature. /j guaranteed the whole ifV^f^p^^M^^Hx world over I John Little Co., Ltd. [i j^jjm^ (Incorporated
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      118 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for July 10, 1927. To-day, July 6 515 p m ._Drill Hall, M. C Platoon, Signalling Class. 5.15 p m.-brill Hall, S. R. E. (v) Signals, Section Parade. Friday, July 8 5.15 p.m.-Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band, Band 5 m.-Malay Drill*
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    698 12 HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS EXPENDITURE New Instruction with Regard to Estimates At the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Tuesday, June 28, it was resolved: That the By-Laws for the Administration of Municipal Business and the duties of Executive Officers made by the Municipal Commissioners of the Town of
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    201 12 Film Star's Desire for Long Hair and a Family Pola Negri the film star, who was recently married in Paris to Prince Serge Mdivani, has arrived at New York in the Cunard liner Aquitania. She caused a sensation when she appeared in a dress which reached almost
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      204 12 MMBimTTTTI HH '"MU rTI "T I GO WHERE THE GROWDS GO j 6 To See and Hear X THE FILM VERSION OF OSCAR STRUSS X 'Vorld-Famous Opera I "The Waltz Dream" I I Screened to The A of Special Music Score g a, played at The Capital Theatre, London Cj
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      535 12 RASH ITCHED I AND BURNED Lost Sleep Many Nights With It. Cuticura Heals. A red rash came on the inside of my right knee about the size o/ half a crown. It used to itch and burn terribly and I could not keep J from scratching. When I scratched the
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      179 12 5252 Hjj^ 8 The Musical Instrument for all People I jfl ?Q Sole Importers: Jjj I Tan Soo Hock Co., 3 75, Robinson Road, SINQtPOKE. jul iiiii iji ii 'hi aszS 25BBBBB3SBKBZ95ZS9SZ9SK5SS99 II 555 I REGISTERED TRADE MARK S l The PRICES have been REDUCED I QUALITY n QUALITY J
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    523 13 Singapore, July 2. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 50 Beef stew or curry kati 45 Pork lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) katri W Mutton Indian lb. 80 Mutton Australian lb. 75 Fowl, kati 80 Capons (Locally reared), kati Hens (Locally reared) kati Ducks each
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      454 13 FAIRBANKS-MORSE NZ ENGINES I 2, 3, 6, lO and 15 H.P. V. FAIRBANKS-MORSE ENGINE successfully uses economical fuels, requires 3 the least attention and starts quiokly and eaniv at any time. f THE FAIRBANKS-MORSE M Z" ENGINE is the LOGICiL Engine for you to use S tu?e it combines every
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      86 13 I The BEEGEE" Perfect Ink Eraser. A BOON TO BOOE-lEEPEIS Economical efficient ano always ready for use Has no blade to keep sharp i but has a brush of scientifically prepared fibres which are ex tremsly hard and sharp. 55 The Bcegce" Ink Erases < is nickslled solid brass holdet
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      385 13 A GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT Prices at Singapore MORE CHEVROLETS BUILT THAN ANY Five-passenger Touring Car OTHER MAKE $1 > 395 ROOF of the value of an article is worth more than all Five-passenger Sedan that can be said or written about it The fact that $1,825 the output of the
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      347 14 PUBLIC NOTICES LINGUI TIN, LIMITED. DIVIDEND No. 13 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Fourth Interim Dividend of 5 per cent, for the year ending 31st August, 1927, will be paid to Shareholders on the Register on 15th July, 1927. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Books of
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      336 14 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED —Teochew lad able to speak English and ride bicycle. Morning outdoor ~ork only. Annly CSWONG C 0 Lei Wah Bank. WANTED —For immediate service experienced Typist, no shorthand required. Jood knowledge of the Dutch language essential. Only those with first class •eferences need apply TXT T BORNEO
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      427 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Fenang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar 77-79, Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang J6, lhr. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9, Kiukiang
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      490 14 BANKS BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) a *3,000,000 Authorised Capital £1,800,000 Subscribed Capital £1 050>0 oo Paid-up £1 545 6 66 London, E. C. «>. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J M. Ryrie, Chairman. P R. Chalmers, Esq.
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      387 14 INSURANCE THE SOUTH VmJ BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. Ist Floor, Banque del Indo Chine Buildings, 1-A, Malacca Street.
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      364 14 INSURANCE THE OVERSEAS As g CORPORATION, LI M s, (Incorporated in I HEAD OFFH I Ist Floor, 62 3, Chu SINGAPORE. 'Phone 4073. BRANCH: 44, Strand Road. 1: DIRECTORS. Lim Nee Soon, Esq., Ch S. Q. Wong, Esq., Dy: C Ong Boon Tat, Esq. Chua Poh Siang, X Yeo Ban
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      549 15 STEAMER SAILINGS THE STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING COMPANY KEGULAB FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE Soerabaia Bandjermasin. Hock Seng Sailing t 2nd Class Accommodation, ight, Passage and other particulars, \pply to the Agents:— S 1 RAITS BORNEO SHIPPING CO., 12 13, Boat Quay, Singapore. THE STRAITS—HEJAZ STEAMSHIP CO. PORT SWETTENHAM. PENANG. \PATAU* KARIKAL. PORTO NOVO.
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      486 15 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE INCLUDING HUGO STINNES LINIEN AND DEUTSCH-AUSTRALISCHE DAMPFSCHIFFSGESELLSCHAFT (Companies Incorporated in Germany) Passenger and Cargo Services. OUTWARD. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore OLDENBURG (H.A.L.) July 22 ADOLF YON BAEYER (H.S.L.) Aug 7 SAARLAND (H.A.L.) Aug 22 PENANG. PORT SWETTENHAM. MANILA JAPAN PORTS. Due
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      557 15 STEAMER SAILINGS P 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTA- STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) OUTWARDS fr m LONDON HOMEWARDS. For China Japan For Marseilles, London Antwerp. Due Leave Tonnage
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      527 15 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO MARSEILLES LONDON Tonnage Destination I Sail Fushimi Maru 11,000 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam July 7 8 Hakozaki Maru 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam July 21 22 Hakusan Maru 10,000 Naoles, Marseilles, London, A'werr Rotterdam Aug 4 5 Kitano Maru 8,000 M'seilles, London,
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      364 16 '.811enbur$s Foods I are particularly suited to the feeding of infants in hot I climates. They are free from I harmful germs and are readily prepared by the I simple addition of bollng water only, thus giving -J complete independ< nee of 9 doubtful milk supplies. Milk Food No 1
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