Malaya Tribune, 2 November 1927

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune V vi' 258 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1927
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      253 1 tf h Grade ~y.ON CLOTH G' ;i i 'phoiic No. 324. UJlUlllHl Protects Co., si h Road, Be Latest Telegram Received j World's air speed record Commander De Bernardi at Venice October twenty second averaging 301 Miles per hour Macchi Model 52 Aeroplane FI AX Engined using Castrol. i ITALASIA
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      204 1 OLD AND RARE STAMPS. Ask for them at THE CONTINENTAL STAMP CO., 6a Battery Road, Singapore. Selections sent on approval Also Stamp Albums and other Philatelic Accessories. I SOLE AGENTS: j Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., I g (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*.) S Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. IBP OBTAINABLE
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    Scottish Letter
    1940 2  -  (By Robert S. Angus. Edinburgh, October 6. So far we have had more of the mists than of the mellow fruitfulness poetically associated with the month of October. But a nave Lad a occrsional glimpse of the sun. which \*a-, grateful, even though its rays were scan- ly
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      384 2 m my mrmmmm I CONCf NTRATf:I, f \[m all day long \M VMmK Every time you move or think you use up a mVI Vv certain amount of energy. That wastage of 81l mm energy goes on all day long. Only from MV| IV nourishment can that wastage of energy
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    GOLLFIELDS DRAMA
    179 3 Heavy Price Paid for King's Evidence The Perth courts, Australia, have awarded Evan Clarke £1,000 for his j dence in the Walsh-Pitman murder case. Clarke's two companions were executed for the murder of two goldfields detectives. His part was the cutting up and burning of the bodies. He
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      302 3 To Youthful Beauty Frequent shampoos are necessary to prevent dandruff and consequent loss of hair. Before shampooing anoint with Cuticura Ointment, then cleanse with a suds of Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse thoroughly. Nothing better for keeping the scalp and hair clean and healthy. Sample each Soap, Ointment and
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      74 3 SOMETHING NEW The Ideal Tcmperajice Drink THE LANCET referring to Kola stated mlt occupies a position between cocoa and tea, containing the nutritive properties of the former, with the caffeine of the latter." F. NJs KOLA Is different to all others It is a true tonic scientifically prepared. FRASER NEAVE,
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    RUSSIAN WOMEN IN CHINA
    1012 4 Operations of Bars and Cabarets HOUSES OF QUESTIONABLE REPUTATION The steamer Tunglee, which left Chefoo for Dairen recently carried a full complement of passengers, all composed of Russian women. The first, second and third-class accomm dation was crammed full, and male passengers were conspicuous by thtir
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    93 4 Ten thousand devils bent on giving Londoners the Chinese Torture of the Noise could not make more din than the British workmen in Picadilly just now armed with a pneumatic drill. Commendable, therefore, is the optimism of' the firm which in an "ajrony column" informs 1 the nobility and gentry
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      339 4 "l-, *?~T2B «p»*» 11 /~a are sought for at all functions. This actuates the good host to offer STATE EXPRESS 555 Cigarettes; he knows they are the last word in perfection and are identical with the 555 M smoked by all discriminating Smokers at horne —their refreshing fragrance is never
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      366 4 i THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAMON NO. 1 THERAPION NO. 2 THERAPION No 3 No. 1 for Bladder Catarrh No. 2 fir Elood Sktn seas*<. No. 3 for Chronic Weaknesses. :t'><\ unnocßmni* p-ic iv i\< i unA i Lt •vi Mnl Co. H.iv. r*t.x k>i .VI < ndon. f i
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      119 4 8 Ailenburgs Foods. The'Allenburys* Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies in hot climates. They are germ free and their use is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhoea and cholera. Milk Food No. 1 Milk Food No, 2 Birth u> 3 months 3 toe months Malted Food No.
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      225 4 I THE STEINWAY PIANO. Is the Instrument of the Immortals and is used all Eminent Musicians Today. I J I s ft t Come in, we will be Pleased to Demonstrate 3 this Superb Instrument. I S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. pG Rallies Place, 9 5 S SINGAPORE. J TEXACO I
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    83 5 Batu Lintang Rubber Company, Limited (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 31. At the Batu Lintang Rubber Company annual meeting, Mr. U. A. m. Brown, pr siding, said the year was a very satisfactory one and he predicted a bright future for the estate. There was no doubt
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    Bukit K. B. Rubber Company, Limited
    398 5 The annual general meeting of the Bukit K.B. Rubber Company, Limited, was held in the Chartered Bank Chambers on Monday, the following being present: Mr. J. M. Si me Chairman Mr. Loh Kirn Swi. Mr. T. F. Anderson Pole and Mr. O. R. S.
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    101 5 "Motorist" writes to "The untit led— "1 have rece:uly travelled iron Kuala Lumpur to Malacca and Kick by different roues and would ad\ise any motovists thinking of mak m; that journey that there is only one <-ou. j rit t> travel -Kuala Lumpur to Serembin via Kajang and Mantin. and
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    LADY PULPITEER
    656 5 Mrs. Davies Speaks an Indian Christianity "Christianity i contribution t( India" was the subject of a .--emion by Mrs. Jh\\fs on 'Sunday ev.'\n; Wesiey Church. Mrs. Davies is admittedly a cultured lady < f Mp mean order and far above the average B.A. I assed Indian clue-stocking. H..
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    PROPERTY SALE
    270 5 The following Singapore properties were sold 1 y auction at the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon S rg ar.d Co., No. 30 Chulia Street, on October 19 and 26: Freehold land situate at Bukit Timah Road and Stevens Road, area 85,421 sq. ft., bought by Mr. Choa Joon
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    99 5 For printing the daily paper on board the White Star liner Majestic 309,600 «■heets are used in the course of one year. In addition to this between ten and twelve tons of paper are annually converted into notepaper, envelopes, menu cards, and postcards for use on board the Majestic- Enquiries
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      215 5 (;olV KOK A HOLIDAY? lode Pinkette? in your p• a nd biliousness ntributing factors to sickness. The judiJttea the gentls little B t, .s, will do much keep ji v well mists everywh'-re, the vial from The Singapore. Hptetta Keep You Well re «t«) d 1 [HS FOR 45». pt
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      189 5 jj "J k k j I Kouyer mrm i > s PBS ROUYER GUILLET HB I "BABY' BRANDY I I IS GOOD BRANDY. 1 I 1 1 All Provision Stores. I 2 li fl Sole Agents: jj 1 The Borneo Company Limited, f j| (Incorporated in England.) jj 1 SINGAPORE.
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      223 6 1 Empire dinem£i> l TO-NIGHT I Ul For A Short Season Only. jj Come tnd hear her sing and see her beautiful dances. 1 PAVILION FROM MONDAY OCTOBER 31 TO SI N DAY NOVEMBER 6. AT 9.15 P.M SHARP. rj g C S SN OOK IMS in g M NEW
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      326 6 Amusements. I FROM WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2 TO MONDAY NOVEMBER 7. I AN ENJOYABLE FEATURE COMEDY AND A POPULAR WESTERN STAR jjj AT THE ALHAMBRAl (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) n. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. A William Fox Super Comedy Based on the Stage Hit; by James
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      333 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction albert Bencooten Streets From Friday, October 28 to Thursday, November 3. NIGHTLY AT 9 P.M. NEW WESTERN Universal Jewel "Butterflies in The Rain" Starring LAURA LA PLANTE and JAMES KIRKWOOD A Butterfly's Life is short but sweet! Like the moth, this butterfly singed her wings on the
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      133 6 SURINA THKATRF North Bridge Road. N< Jj FROM WEDNESDAY NOVEMKI R 2 Tn n NIGHTLY A J M THE PATENT LEATHER P tG A Red-blooded Box g s- )rv W|tk Brand Ne* AngU. th a Starring BILLY SI ELI VAN (In 5 Parts) Let it rain-let it pour Laugh a
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    31 7 The J n and Cey'on oney Orders for Oh The rl f y is 153 «P»! from Indi l of Payment of Money 4 al $1M nd Ceylon is Ra. 167
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    THE LATE MR. LAMB
    134 7 Largely Attended Funeral Yesterday The funeral tooii yesterday evening at Bidadari of Mr. Walter H:nry Lamb, well-known Singapore resident, who was the eldest son of the late Hon. Walter Lamb of Sydney. After a short service, whifn was attendad by the widow and relative of Mr.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    142 7 Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, November 2. East VVharf (Entrance Gate 1) Barefitsz 22; Rajula 20. Main Wharf 'Entrance Gate 3) Purpura 18; City of Sparta 16; Pres. Van Buren 13; Bulan and Kashmir 11; Mm 9; Tongkol 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Seattle
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    EXCHANGES
    66 7 British Official Wireless (British Official Wireless) London, October 31. l'ari* 124 4 5 New YorK M J!& Brussels Geneva ,™5 Stockholm JJi? ropenhagen Vienna Pra Ue ***** I Helsin-fors }JBjg I Madrid i juisDon I Athens o chareSt 5 29|32 Buenos Aires i 7 «SS Bombay M Shanghai ,?\?£S
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    76 7 Both the Gombak and Klang Rivers were much swollen by Sunday night's heavy rain. The former was within a few inches of the under side of the Jalan Raja bridge at 8 o'clock on Monday morning, and the latter, which was comparatively low at that time, has since been rising
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    Quackery Exposed
    540 7 CORONER'S REMARKS ON CHARLATANS Lack of Co-operation in the G jvenuncn t Departments Col. Hope-Falkncr, presiding at the Coroner's Court yesterday, held an enquiry into the d ath from poisoning of a Hokki«n named Lim Ah Yam, who was admittpd to the Tan Took Seng Hospital on the
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    123 7 The following passengers' for Singapore arrived yesterday from New York and way ports by the Dollar liner President Van Buren: Mr. C. W. Akers. Mrs. W. E. Beach. Mr. D. J. De Boer, Miss Lora Buel, Mr. W. R. Davis, Mr. Paul Elbogen, Mrs. Paul Elbogen. Mr. David
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    113 7 Surma Theatre Another grand programme is at the Surma Theatre this week, commencing from to-night. The new feature is the Patent Leather Pug (in five parts), a lively boxing comedy drama with Billy Sullivan, which will be shown with Reginald Denny's latest super comedy. "The Cheerful Fraud," his
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    BRITISH RECORDS
    95 7 453. Estudiantina Waltz-Mandolinata. 457. Jackytar-Household Brigade. 645. Aloha Oe-Sweet Luana. 661. Rainbow-Sally. 721. I'm getting better every day-Sally. 841. No Money-Yes, we have no bananas. 886. Three O'Clock in the morningM. Malamalama. t»46. Bells across the Meadows-Forget me not. 059. Say it with a ukelele-Sunshine of mine. 125.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1432 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore. November 2 Kice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $S6,< Buyers Sellers Kice, Siam 2 n $307 Mixed Black Pepper 64.00 mcc, Siam 3 'Sundried Copra 11.80 11.80 Kice, Saigon 1 $276 'Mixed Copra 11.40 11.40 Kice, Saigon 2 $272 Kayong Copra Kice, Saigon 3 Small Flake
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      558 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ALL SOULS' DAY NOVEMBER 2. WREATH, FRESH FLOWERS, BUNCHES AND CUT FLOWERS Can be obtained at the BTDADARI CATHOLIC CEMETERY GATE at 2.30 p.m. WREtTQS FROM $1 AND UPWARDS. CUBAN STAMPS. O. W. Fritzsche, P.O. Box 2404, Havana, wants to exchange with advanced stamp collectors on the base
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      446 7 "Singapore diary j_, \n\»'iitber 2 |O T.,j a 2.22 p.m. H trial* Padang. Theatre. 9.30 Heft nan M Inson Road. ro \«>\ember I 338 pJB. „iail closes, 4 p.m. doses, 1 p.m. W.C.A.. I p.m. Singapore Malays. ria Theatre. 9.30 November 1 m. l 5.1. p.m. W Aosti mvU j
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      185 7 THE WEATHER Meteorological Weekly Report Hill Station records for the seven days ending at midnight on Saturday, October 29: Penang Hill Altitude of observation (feet above It S. L.) 4,100. Averaged mean shade temperature (deg. F.) 69.874. Total evaporation (in inches) .227. Total rainfall (in inches) 1.814. Bukit Fraser Altitude
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    62 8 DEATH TAN"—At t*<l Kim Yatn Road on Toe* lay, November 1. 11*127. at 8.35 p.m.. Mr. Tan Kim Wan. beloved brother of Messrs. Tan Kim Hye and Tan Kim Kok. aire 39. He leaves behind his widow and infant child to mourn his Funeral on Thursday,
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    ENLIGHTENED POLICY
    1126 8 In his annual address His Excellency the Governor, speaking about the Opium Revenue Replacement Fund, declared himself to be "in some sympathy with those to whom it does not commend itself." At the same time H s Excellency felt that "it would be at once inexpedient and unwise
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    1078 8 Mr. N. H. Holm, residing at the Adelphi Hotel, reports the theft of $600 in cash yesterday. No arrest has been made. A charge of armed robbery was preferred against a Chinese this morning before the Second Police Magistrate. It is alleged that he and another man held up the
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    711 8 Mr. Ong Kirn Kee, tn assumed the uaaagen Royal, P. nan?. Mr. J. G. Evans. a of great experience joined the Ipoh P Department as Sup. It is stated that Nai his frierds have purcl Press." Their i'rm tion limited liability It is reported that Mr acting
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    58 8 1 k'l^P-' 1 From China and Japan rr due at Singapore et 6 pm. From Indo-China by due at Singapore at 7 am From China and Japan b> Maru, due at Singapore From Holland by s.s. I Singapore on Friday morn i stant. From Europe, (London mail October
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      83 8 S 8 IBy Special Appointment [g I To His Majesty I THE KING OF SIAM, 1 4fei* I I Established 1872. I AN ITEM [jj §T0 INTRODUCE IN FULL MEASURE S OUR jjj I STERLING SILVER I AND I E. P. N. S. WARE. I I NEW STOCK I I
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    ITALY'S TANGIER ASPIRATIONS
    218 9 Uneasiness Expressed in France TITTONI FRENCH kh;iits Tans i< i- Excluded from the i, Morocco Reuter's Service. If. Service] s, November L uneasy owing to rams commenting Italian demonstrar grits to which, the up in 1912 in re>e ping off Libya. uma this mterpretelievea that Italy seeks
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    KINTA RIVER AGAIN IN FLOOD
    130 9 Ipoh Overflowed By Torrent STREETS CHOCK FULL OF DEBRIS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. November 2. ipoh wa« subjected to the th* icaso the Kinta River fe=l and flooding ninetectki of the streets in the old town, rising in the Hong Kong Ba:k and ll■
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    German War Guilt
    80 9 ,IAN( Kl.LOR'S SPEECH applauded ranu ''t'sirons «>t Investigating the Issue [Trans-Oc. ur. Service] Tf, i''i*riin, November 1. af"Us«.> -y Essen speech particularly in official Matin importance. The gj*4u«'sti„ r P aratill the war Marx > u 1 < aCe trt aty queslh:tt Fra- o tr a new
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    ROUMANIA PEACEFUL
    42 9 ROUMANI A PEACEFUL Reuter's Service. '"''lloAin-' i :..n. vember 1. ■v of cm i T :t «eßii-o ffi) uk Weat sources j£' statement denoun- emn] 1 fr °m enemy ha, there have l r V Ro «rnanla and no nays teen adopted.
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    BENGAL CONSPIRACY EXPOSED
    99 9 Houses in Calcutta Raided DOCUMENTS REVEAL PLANS Reuter's Service. Calcutta, November 1. A number of houses in Calcutta and Northeast Bengal have been searched by the police who seized documents believed to reveal widespread ramifications of a revolutionary conspiracy. The searches were executed at the request of
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    THE MEMORIAL TO SHAKESPEARE
    104 9 Endowment Fund Completed MAGNIFICENT NEW THEATRE Reuter's Service. London. November 2. "The Daily Telegraph* announces the building and endowment of a magnitkei t Deis Shakespeare Memorial Theatre at Stratford-on-Avon to replace the theatre burnt down last year. The paper is assured that this is tho result
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    CINEMA TRAGEDY
    61 9 Proprietor of Burnt Theatre Goes to Gaol Reuter's Service. Montrtai, November I. A Syrian named Ameen Lawand, the proprietor of the cinema which was burned down in January last, when 78 children perished, has been sentenced to two years' imprisonment. Two of his employees, also Syrians, have been
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    BANDITS ATTACKED
    74 9 Seventy Out of Eighty Killed in Skirmish Reuter's Service. Managua, November 1. A Conservative bandit chief had seventy out of a party of eighty he was leading killed when attacked by a Liberal bandit chief with two hundred followers. There is much dissension among the bandits owing to
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    GERMAN PRINCE KILLED
    37 9 [Reuter's Service.] Berlin, November L Prince George (Wilhelm von Schoenaich Carolath, second son. of the ex-Kaiser's wife Hermina, has died in hospital at Gruenberg, Silesia, as the result of a motor-cycle smash. Reuter's Service.
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    PRESIDENT OF ANGORA
    17 9 Reuter's Service. •Angora, November 1. Mustapha Kemal was unanimously reelected President of .the Republic.
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    THE MAFALDA DISASTER
    43 9 Reuter's Service. Rio de Janeiro, November 1. The final figures for the Principessa Mafalda disaster show that 314 were drowned out of 1,259 aboard. Eleven officers and 231 seamen were among the survivors, nine officers and thirty-seven seamen being drowned.
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    FOREIGN LOANS WELCOME
    31 9 [Trans-Ocean Service] Berlin, November L Dr. Stresemann stated at Dresden that he welcomed foreign leans to German industry as they linked up foreign nations with Germany's industrial progress.
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    AMERICAN TAX REDUCTION
    146 9 Surplus to be Less Next Year MELLON OUT TO LIMIT RELIEF Reuter's Service. Washington, November 1. Secretary Mellon recommended tr> the Ways and Means Committee of the House, of Representatives that the prospective tax reduction should be limited to $225,00:j,000. In view of th*- surplus of $035,000,000
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    The Olympia Games
    132 9 BRITISH ASSOCIATION MEETING Participation Question and the Payment of Amateurs Reuter's Service. London, November 1. A meeting of the British Olympic Association will be held to decide whether Great Britain will participate in the Olympiad in view cf the support given by the Executive Committee of the
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    THE COTTON INDUSTRY
    73 9 Yarn Association Considers Recent Disagreement Reuter's Service. London, November 1. The board of the Cotton Yarn Association met at Manchester to consider the recent breakdown in the joint conference between the Association and the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' Associates. The Board overwhelmingly favoured a resolution that
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    CHARNOCK'S DENIAL
    47 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 2. Mr. Charnock, of the British Commercial Mission ir. Russia in an interview affirms most solemnly that neither of the Proves nor Korepanoff nor any of the twenty other executed victims of the Soviet were ever employed by him as spies.
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    MCNEILL'S SUCCESSOR
    26 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 1. Mr. Arthur M. Lord, Mayor, of Norwich, becomes Financial Secretary to the Treasury in succession to Sir Ronald McNeill.
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    MURDERED BY COOLIE
    36 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 1. The Chinese goldsmith who was injured by a coolie who ran amok yesterday has died in hospital. The coolie was formally charged with murder this morning.
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    34 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.; Penang, November 1. The North Taiping Tin Dredging Company announces an interim dividend of 10 per cent, and the Selang River Tin a dividend of 12*6 per cent.
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    POPPY DAY EVENTS
    67 9 November 3. —Special performance at the City Opera, New World. November 3.—Football match at the Stadium, Johore Malays versus Singapore Malays. November 5. —Dance at Raffles Hotel. November 7. —Special show Pavilion Cinema, Orchard Road. November B.—Football match at the Stadium, Malays versus Chinese. November 10. —Dance
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    TRADE BARRIERS CONFERENCE
    184 9 Two Irreconcilable Opinions NEW CONVENTION ON RESTRICTIONS No Agreement Yet Arrived at in Geneva Reuter's Service. Geneva, November 1. A statement from Heer Colijn, expremier of the Netherlands, presiding at the Trade Barriers Conference, shows that owing to two irreconcilable currents of opinion it is found essential
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    DISCOVERY OF A KHAN'S TOMB
    98 9 Russian Explorer's Journey MAUSOLEUM FOUND IN MONGOLIA Reuter's Service. Moscow, November 1. The famous explorer. Professor Koslov, now in Leningrad, denies the report that he discovered the tomb of the Trater conqueror, Gengis Khan, near the dead city of Kharakoto, Mongolia. He says that last
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    P & O. Capital
    78 9 P O. Capital DIRECTORS' PROPOSAL CORRECT Lawyers Interpret the Charter Reuter's Service. London, November 2. Eminent counsel, including Sir John Simon, have unanimously agreed that the Directors of the P. and O. Co. put a true construction on the charter at the recent meeting and the resolution will consequently be
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    CAPTURED BY BANDITS
    88 9 French Party Handed to Friendly Tribesmen Reuter's Service. Casablanca, November 1. The Resident-General, M. Steeg, states that the French captives (M. Yves Steeg, M. Jean Maillet, and two ladies) are now in the hands of a native chief who is friendly to the French and who bought
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      253 9 v ii ii ii in ii I No 1013 X I Henry Pooley Sons, Ltd. S Weight ig Machines and Sciles of all description. ft X The cheapest machines are those which give the best an 4 £j jjj longest service X Cj machines give you that set vice. g
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      78 9 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE Results of the Forty-Third Competition The solution to the 43rd Crossword Puzzle published on the 20th October, 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 3rd instant where also
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    Sporting News
    453 10 Rugby Tournament MERCHANTS BEAT A.P.C. IN LAST MINUTE A Close and Interesting Struggle Throughout A very interesting and close game of rugby was witnessed by a fairly large crowd at the Padang yesterday. The merchants were up against the A.P.C. and after a hard struggle the former managed
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    MALACCA UNITED CHINESE
    982 10 Presentation of Prizes to Successful Competitors Last Sunday Dr. H. K. Lung and Sect Chee Peng were to contest in tile final of the tennis singles championship for 1927 of the.United Chinese Association, Malacca, on the Kubu Plain tennis courts, and a tea party in connexion therewith
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    FOOTBALL
    42 10 Farrer Cup Competition Game at Balestier The following will line up against the Water Dent, on Thursday, to-morrow, at Balestier Road: S.F.B.:—Chan Peng, Sabari Salleh, Manap, Thiam Hwee, Ah Peng, Ah Kow, Hossain, L. A. Rappa (Capt.), A. Rahman and Sakawi.
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    S.F.A. vs. First Cruiser i Squadron
    87 10 The Ist Cruiser Squadron are due in Singapore on the evening of November 8 and a series of games is being arranged including rugger, hockey and soccer, for the afternoon of the 9th. The S.F.A. will field an eleven against the Fleet on Wednesday,
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    Inter-League Games Played in Europe
    30 10 Reuter's Service. London, November I. The later-League games in Paris and Brussels resulted as follows: Paris 1, London 1. Diable Rouges 3, London F.A. 3.
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    Draw Between Jolly Club and J.C.S.A.
    79 10 A soccer match was played on the J.C.S.A.'s ground between the J.C.S.A. and the Jolly Club's football team yesterday. The game was very interesting and it ended in a draw of one all. The players for the J.C.S.A. lined up as follows: Song Hoe
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    Martin's XI Defeats C.I. & C.C. School
    65 10 Martin's XI Defeats C.I. C.C. School A very interesting friendly match was played yesterday at the Malaya* ground between Martin's eleven and C.l. and C.C. school. The latter were defeated by one goal to nil. The following represented Martin's XI. C. Albeaquque, Dyram, Ismael; E. Da Silva A. Martin, N.
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    Boxing
    569 10 JOE MATE AND COMPANY IN GOOD TRIM Local Champion up Against Gruelling Test In spite of the many counter attractions a large portion of the local sporting public has ticked off November 4 in their diaries as the day of a rare boxing programme and the newly erected Stadium
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    BADMINTON
    59 10 Amateur Sporting Association Handicapped Tournament THURSDAY m A Handicap Wee Cheng Kye owe 1 vs. Wee Hong Hai owe 6. Teo Soo Hoon owe I vs. Kiong Berig Hong owe 1. FRIDAY "A Handicap Toh Cheng Kiat owe 3 vs. Lim Kong Kye owe 2. "B" Handicap Tan Chong
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    GOLF
    53 10 Entries for Professional Championship Reuter's Service. Dallas, Texas, November 1. There are over sixty entries for the American Professional Golf Champion>>hip over 36 holes. In the qualifying competition the leaders were: Walter Hagen 141; Albert Alcroft, Joe Tumesa, Gene Sarazen 144; Johnny Farrell 146; Al Espinosa, Francis Galleat and
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    IPOH SHAREBROKER IN TROUBLE
    149 10 Big Claims Presented in Court UNABLE TO OFFER ANY DIVIDEND (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, November 2. Chua Theam Poh, Managing Partner of Chua Company, sharebrokers, was brought up yesterday at the Supreme Court on a ba-kruptcy warrant. Mr. T. V. Nuttall gave evidence that a
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    The Assizes
    486 10 INDIAN SENTENCED TO DEATH Jury's Recommendation of Mercy After the evidence for the prosecution and defence was concluded yesterday afternoon, the case in iwhich Narayanan is accused of murdering Menachee, his mother-in-law. was adjourned till this morning for the jury's verdict. Mr. White, however, counsel for the defence,
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    221 10 According to an announcement in the Calcutta "Gazette of Oct. 21, an American film, a Metro-Goldwyn production, has been ruled unsuitable for exhibition throughout the whole of Bengal, because of its low moral tone. It was rejected by the censors because it contained a scene in which white and other
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    Legislative Council
    757 10 ADJOURNED MEETING CONCLUDED Governor on Mr. Everitt's Services to the Council The adjourned meeting of the Legislative Council was held yesterday, h. E. the Governor presiding >ver a large attendance of members. Early in the morning the Council had discussed the Supply bill in select Committee and had
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    SAIGON TRAWLER HERE
    71 10 A very interesting 115 ton vesse! is at present lying within the breakwater. She owned by the Saigon Steam Trawling Comis the Lon Pescador, a French trawler pny. The Lon Pescador steamed into port yesterday from Saigon with a cargo of fish, cruise. The trawler will leave
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    57 10 The usefulness of the Penaga and Paya Lebar wireless stations is amply demonstrated in the increased traffic handled in 1926. In his report for that year Mr. H. C. Sells, Secretary for Postal Affairs, S.S. and F.M.S., says that for the first time since the stations were opened revenue receipts
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    FILMS QUOTA BILL OPPOSED
    522 10 Free Trade Conscience Disturbed ATTORNEY (JK.NKku 0* PROTECTION Speaking: about th. i- h th? Legislative Count ,1 < G. C. Clarke sai 1 t T**r. Sympathy with the wishing to assist a I!» of he felt that the pr Bill was not complet could not be,
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    PENANG ASSIZES
    75 10 (From Our Own Corrwp«ot>»t-) Penan?. November L At the Assizes a Itjear-oU aWaj was charged with using a fori order. Be pleaded guilty I .Justice Sproule was not disp prison him. the sen tent, pending enquiries. His pal upon to offer surticier.t secant! ••> good behaviour. Wan Sok
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    Telegrams in Brief
    113 10 Reuter's Service. (Trans-Oc an S. v »»'lkt 1Moscow, to* The Soviet Governm< al olish th< death ;i i Pic i ter's Buenos Aiv The 22nd game betw< Capablanca was drawn [Reuter's Sen (a H ,rr Count Solms, th 1 h'oennecke, has arrive» Imperial Airways nia« three days
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    508 11 CRICKET {v No Moans on the Wane in Labuan own Correspondent.) 11 rott. Labuan, October 26. moans on the wane in ..a match was arranged St tween teams respecMr. D. G. Wood and fiery, but a heavy downrevious night caused to be under water, a group of willing
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    GAMES
    50 11 «•national F. A. Allowed to < ompeto tRenter's Service.] I jjy November 1. < > 1 f the Inter- fetiM to IntcnatiaMd ;i Olvi, fticipate in the Moritz win- of the forth"i hat no football 1...V mn, ty but any f ";r r ioold SL de 00(l to any
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    HOCKEY
    47 11 V.M.C.A. Defeat S.R.C. on Padang In Monday's hockey match, played on the Padang cetween the V.M.C.A. and the S.R.C, the Association won by 4 goals to 1 after an interesting game. At half time the score was 1 goal to nil in favour of the o.K.C
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    Police to Mccl V.M.C.A. on Thursday
    52 11 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. vs. the Police on Thursday on the V.M.C.A. ground: A Foote; E. G. Wheatley and de Silva: C Coats, J. W. Carlyle and D. K. Samy; M. Catchatoor. P. Buschow, H G Stack (Capt.), D. Paranjoti and G.
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    Perak Beats Penang Four to One
    99 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 31. In the inter-state hockey match Perak beat P nang four to or<> The visitors s.orca early, Daly notching two well-taken j,oals. Cn the resumption Penang pressed, Hyde eventual? reducing the l:ad by a fast low shot Prrak
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    FOOTBALL
    235 11 S.F.A. Trial Eleven Lose to R. A. (By 'Off-Side) Wiih due allowance for the number of una v cidaoie List minute changes in the team for Monday's trial match at the Stadium, one cannot find much upon which to enthuse in the performance of the S.F.A. chosen side, which
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    Change of Date of Selangor Match
    60 11 The Selangor F. A- have telegraphed asking for the Singapore vs. Selangor match to be played on November 11 instead of November 12. The arrangement suits Singapoie admirably as it will not clash with the races. The match between the Selangor and Singapore Malays
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    "On This Day—"
    370 11 Marie Antoinette, daughter of the great Empress Marie Theresa, consort of Louis XVI of France and noblest victim of the guillotine, was born in Vienna on November 2, 1755. Dowered with beauty, charm and vivacity, she lacked, unhappily, the shrewdness and determination of her mother. That mistress
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    NOVEL GUESSING CONTEST
    484 12 Handsome Cash Prize Offered the Winner Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., have started a novel competition in the form of a non-stop guessing contest. Yesterday their showroom in Grange Road was the scene of the commencement of the competition, the trend of which is as follows: An
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    36 12 Orders for the week ending November 5: To-day. November 2.—lnspection Bth Troop. Gan Eng Seng School, 5 p.m. Thursday, November 3. —Band Practice. Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, November 4.—Signalling Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m.
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    410 12 (By courtesy cf the Nichi-Nichi Shirobunsha) Tokio, October 30. It is decided by the preparation committee that th? date of the Coronation Ceremony will be November 7, 1928. mm*" The Showa Club in consort with the Kenkyukai have begun an opposition campaign against the Government policy to refer
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    464 13 LEADERS OF MISSIONARY MOVEMENTS Foreign Settlements Only Places of Refuge China's chief friends have been the missionaries, and in times of stress and misunderstanding: with the Western nations it was to the missionaries that China turned for advice and assistance. Whsn the Nationalist movement began, it captured th
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    167 13 Number of People Killed in Three Months The toll of human life by accidents on the London streets during the second quarter of the year showed an increase of 2.7 per cent on the~corres} onding pericd of last year. The total number of fatal and non-fatal accidents
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      466 15 STEAMER SAILINGS Norddetitscher v, Lloyd j\ (Incorporated in Germany.) The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS FOR HONG HONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. DESSAU due Spore Nov 4 t KOENIGSBERG due Spore Dec 5 FOR MANILA, HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND NORTH CHINA PORTS. TRIER due Spore Nov 10 DERFFLINGER due
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