Malaya Tribune, 3 July 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XV, •No. IS2 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY, JULY t, 1928
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      85 1 TRY KOREA MISSION CLOTH BOS does not FADE. Bl does not SHRINK. wears LONGER. Tbe Korean Products Co. 7, Bras Basah Road. SINGAPORE. 'PHONE 324. I GREATEST BARGAIN I n S- 8 j ever offered to the Public. g USING ROLL FILM No. 120 OR 3i x2| FITTED WITH F/4.5
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      9 1 V 'at Tropical rear /f HIGH STREET, j/ Singapore.
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    COMPANY MEETING
    2508 2 MERLIMAU RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. Amalgamation With Pegoh Approved The eighteenth ordinary general meeting of the Merlimau Rubber Estates, Ltd.. was held on May 17 at Winchester House. Old Broad-street, London, E.C, Mr. G. Kingsley (Chairman of the company) presidio*. Mr. V. R. Matthews, A.C.A., representing the Agents and
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      304 2 I HOW QUICKLY SHOES DETERIORATE. H I CHERRY BLOSSOM f I PRESERVES AND IMPROVES 1 J LEATHER. r Obtainable from L f JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD.. Raffles Place. M. A WANG CO., Change Alley. if J. M. PAKIRMAIDEN CO., Chulia Street. f H GUAN HONG CO., Robinson Road. X J
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      324 3 Vv -1 o Then's the time a man really appreciates his tube of Colgate's Rapid-Shave Cream, j Half an inch of Rapid-Shave Cream an instant lather that sinks straight tc the base of the beard the beard soft and ready for the gliding razor. Then that after feeling— so cool,
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      80 3 BOVRILI Jhatd ifcufr dowteA ALHAMBRA EXCELENTES BUSINESS MAN'S sole agents: DIETHELM CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SWITZERLAND.) SINGAPORE —PENANG —BANGKOK. I BILLIARD TABLES I BY I I "PADMORE" I J THE WORLDI I I SIZES:— 12 ft. x 6 ft. 10 ft. x 5 ft. and 9 ft. x4ft 6 ins.
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    Shanghai
    446 4 NOTORIOUS CITY OF THE FAR EAST Scene of Splendour, Underworlds And Opium Dens "Y. C." writes to the London "Daily Express" as follows: Shanghai has the notorious reputation of being like no other place on earth. That Shanghai has other side-lines besides being the commercial capital of China I
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    RUSSIA TAKING SIDES
    107 4 Soviet Will Oppose Japan's Policy in China According to advices received from authentic quarters, the Soviet Russian Government has finally decided on its attitude in regard to Japan's sending troops to China, namely:— "Japan's policy vis-a-vis Shantung and Manchuria is an interference with the domestic administration of
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    "On This Day___"
    245 4 On this day General Lee was forced back to the south of the Potomac by his defeat at Gettysburg—July 3, 1863. Inspired by the successes of Cnancellorsville and Fredericksburg the South with one voice had cried for an invasion of the north. Yielding to the demand Lee
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      338 4 Ill, II II I ,j IIIHBIH IIBI I. I. ]mm maĔmm T m Ĕ *T** mmmm l HOBSE-POWEB VALUES^^^ I 9 Horse-Power. Cylinder. C I Tourer Tourer $i > 75 52,300 1 kl nCn H SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA rO ft I SINGAPORE (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) PENANG I J
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      227 4 1 to the NEW I I His \cifce s j3 No other form of entert.»?nraent is qntte so complete es that jfl provided by the New Ills Master's Voice Instrument. Ln Whether your inclination t« for Orchestra!, Vocal or Dance n H Mwric, the N*W w Hia Master's Voice" Gramophone
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    Melville Estates
    1652 5 ANNUAL MEETING HELD YESTERDAY Lower Price of Product Prophesied The fourth annual general meeting of he members of the Melville (Johore) Rubber Estates, Limited, was held at 24, Battery Road, Singapore, at 11:30 a.m. resterday. Those present were:—Messrs. A. E. Baddeley (Chairman), J. A. Brown, W. Buyers (Directors)
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      341 5 A MOTHER IN BURMA Tells How She Cured Her Little One Of Worms And Stomach Trouble With BABY'S OWN TABLETS. The little lady whose portrait with her baby girl appears above is Phee Shek living in the Abo Quarter, Rangoon. Like thousands of mother? in other parts of the world.
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      128 5 Bf)W!l>L!]M m\t\irm\%m\9 wazfl U IH HhAHHbj I There is no need to go to the Pole r to get cool I When the sun pours down, pour out a long glistening glass of Montserrat. You will soon be as cool as a cucumber I Moatserrat is tke only lime Juice
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      303 5 Are YOU afraid you will lose your job P Are you wondering what will happen to you if business gets slack? Are you one of the many small-salaried, untrained workers who are always the first to go when employers start cutting down expenses? Why not decide to-day that you are
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      117 5 MENSSANA 'a HE BRAIN ¥Oi- t > ENABLES YOU TO THINK CLEARLY AIDS MEMORY MARVELLOUSLY. SOLD AT DISPENSARIES Aids Memory Wholesale Agents: Chow Kit Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE, Kuala Lumpur and Penang. CONSULT: M. EZEKIEL SONS Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticians, 4, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Optometrist: A. M. Ezekiel, 0.D., F.P.O.C. MARBLE,
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      85 5 NOC PILLS For your BODY MIND i A REAL, SAFE AND SURE HELP AND CURE for Neurasthenia, Anaemia, Debility, Weakness, Overwork and Impotency. Obtainable at all Chemists. AGENTS: G. H. SLOT Co., Ltd. pena::g Singapore. Horai Hotel Nos. 35 37, Veerasamy Road. A Clean, New and quiet Hotel. Charges Moderate.
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      330 6 1 EMPIRE CINEMA f FROM MONDAY JULY 2 TO FBIDAY JULY 6. D Two Best Historical Pictures in One Programme. C Don't Miss this Rare Opportunity. jjj Come One! Come All! n. Bring your Family and Friends. jj I ===m 1 FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 P.M. E I C [3
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      271 6 Amusements. >tt tt aSESHSiS2S d 'PHONE 909 Ĕ (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors) Sj FROM SATURDAY JUNE 30. j The Empire News Bulletin "TheSecreTstudio"| FEATURING: C OLIVE BORDEN f A Fascinating Romance and revelation of the gay life of the Latin quarters. 5 c WILLIAM FOX presents Ankles Preferred
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      513 6 gaiety cinema Junction Albert and Bencooleu Street* 'PHONE NO. 3156. From Friday, June 29 to Thursday, July 5. AT 9 P.M. Come on Be a Millionaire for a night. It's Great to be Millianaires The Cohens and Kellys GEORGE SIDNEY and VEBA GORDON "MILLIONAIRES" 1 he picture or a million
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    130 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 3. Kast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Tangirtan 22; Tilawa 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Talma 18; Oldenburg 14; Kashima Maru 11; Philoctetes 9; Marudu 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Genoa Maru 30; Clan Ogilvy 33; Bsnrinnes
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    47 7 untitled leaving or making the Mersey Will have the help of more powerful foghorns which are being installed on Bardsey 1 'and, off the coast of Carnarvonshire. The fog-horna will have a range of about 20 miles. New powerful lights are also being placed in the lighthouse.
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    SKIPPER ACQUITTED
    81 7 Grounds of Judgment Not Read Out This morning the District Judge (Mr. J. L. McFall) acquitted Hitam, the Malay skipper of the s.s. Esmeralda, who was charged with crowding the deck of his vessel with cargo. Accused was told that he was acquitted, but the grounds of judgment
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    142 7 Th»- following passengers arrived at Singapore per s.s. "Op Ten Noort" yesterday:— From Soerabaia:—Mrs. E. M. L. ten Seldani, Mr. T. Shoda, Mrs. D. R. Liem Liat Hien and children, Mrs. Too Kie Nio, Miss W. Conner and Mr. A. Methofer. From Semarang:—Mr. and Mrs. Lim. Frrm Batavia:
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    39 7 A sum of $10.000 is being spent by the F.M.S. Government in connection with t c investigation regarding the distribution and numbers of the larger faur.a of the Malay States and for the collection of specimens for scientific purposes.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    442 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUO Singapore, July I Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan J*"?*™ tellers Rice Siam 2 s7 Mixed Black Pepper 59.00 59.00 Rice] Siam 3 f und Copra Rice Saigon 1 *244 Ilxed C ?P ra Rice, Saigon 2 J?36 Rice, Saigon 3 *220 Small Flake Tapioca 7.75 Rice,
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    DOWNTRODDEN MAN
    153 7 Charlie Chaplin Champions I Cause in Vienna Charlie Chaplin has been assigned an entirely new role, that of a knight errant invited to come to Vienna to rescue doWUtn dden Viennese husband, fn m bullying wires. Th- .Tustit'a Lemgu?. which has as j k< subtitle the Protection of
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    Malayan Personalities—8
    90 7 By The Malaya Tribune Ar'^t WUm Mr SZE JIN CHAN: Born 1886, in Sarawak, 8.A., LL.B., (Cantab) Barristcr-at-law. Educated in Vi •tor!:* T, tution Kuala Lumpur and Penang Free School, Penang. Downing College, Cam kg, 1904 to !908; Gray's Inn, London -ViV»l 101 n law Tripos, Cambridge, 1907;
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    CHINESE READING CLUB
    454 7 Thirty-Eighth Session Ended Successfully From time to t me the Straits Chinese Reading Club (Branch of the Chinese Christian Association) continues its activities and it has now ended its 38th session very successfully with 19 members in the sustaining (or Associate) list. Competitions were very keen in
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    CROP RETURNS
    51 7 Messrs. Barlow and Co. announce the :rops harvested on the undermentioned estates during the month of Jun? 1925: Hariman Rubber Estates, Ltd., 12,500 lbs. Majedie (Johore) Rubier Estates. Ltd., 12,500 lbs. Muar Itam Estates. Ltd.. 26,962 His. Psrmas Rubber Co., Lti., 23,503 Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd.. 14£50 I
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      292 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—Chinese Clerk of Works required, must be able to speak English and have Engineering Qualifications. Reply Box No. 681. c 0 Malaya Tribune. BOXING NOTICE—A CHALLENGE Young Orchard challenges Young Din to a eight round cont-.st and wishes to have a return fight with Kid Lee over six
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      509 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE, CLAIMS FOR REFUND OF ASSESSMENT ON VACANT HOUSES. Notice is hereby given that claims for refund of assessment on vacant houses for the period from January 1 to June 30, 1928, must be sent to the Municipal A: sei sor on or before July 30,
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      451 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, July 3 High Tides.—ll:2o a.m., 10:23 p.m. Cathdral Fete, Memorial Hall. Raffle* Sports, Stadium. To-morrow, July 4 High Tides.—ll:s3 a.m., 10:59 p.m. Chinese Opera Co. at Victoria Theatre, B p.m. goccef tournament, Etc. (colours) vs. Merchants Z (whites). X .otball: Div. L, R.A. vs. S.R.C. Thursday, July
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      78 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By courtesy of the Government Health Office) Kandang Kerbau Station For the- 24 hours ending midnight July 2 dec. Maximum shade temperature 87.2 F. Minimum shade temperature 1 F. Mean shade temperature 80 I. Maximum sun radiation 153 F. Minimum grass radiation 70J5 F. Sea temperature (maximum) 81
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    THE PREVENTION OF TUBERCULOSIS
    847 8 Little drops of sputum Little drops of spit From a slack consumptive Make another case of it Prevent Tuberculosis—Don't Spit. The above is the poetical effusion printed on the back af the envelopes containing the official ccrresponden.e of the Colombo Municipality. Judging from the lengthy discussions
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    1339 8 To-day's tin price is $104.50; 200 tons sold. r,.-,;..\ rubber price. sp..t ,u. e eut>1 M.} New V,.rk spot sheet lb In our iaiue to-day on page 7 will be ;t sketch p...unit reprudoced of the Mr. fiae J»n Chan. *'A SsUhtaft LiiV m London" will be the subject of
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    776 8 The engagement is announced of v Blanche Angus to Mr. G. H. V elg. vwr A GertrUde Wen Sectary o Y.W.C.A., is going on leave on July Mr. Julian Frankel, of Messrs. Fra »1 Brothers, made a business trip to Ip,, Dr. G. E. Cobb, Acting- SMi)
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    51 8 From Western Australia by s.s. due at Singapore at 6 a.m. to-nr ri From China and Japan by s.s. 1. Maru, due at Singapore on Thursdu r >th instant. From Europe, (London mails Ja June 14) by s.s. Rajula, due at Ptuai 6 a.m. on Friday, the 6th
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      273 8 ROBINSON'S! I RAFFLES PLACE I "TOBRALCO" I 5j This material is known the World over ag*. I X for its hard wearing and washing s?s§f g qualities. a Stocked in Plain colours and all the AJi j 5 newest Stripes and Fancy Patterns. 38 Inches Wide. jjj !95 cents I
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      149 8 BRUNSWICK RECORDS. $1.60 each. LATEST HITS AT NAMSEN'S 54, HIGH STREET. STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS OR SINGLY COMPASSES. DIVIDERS, BOWS, Etc., Etc. Sole Agents for W. F. STANLKY CX)„ LTD. MOTION SMITH SON, LTD. 15, Battery Road, Singapore, WW TO BUY DIAMONDS. Boy diamonds from such an importer
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    BRITISH AIRPLANES TO THE RESCUE
    63 9 Norwegians Accept Offer MOTH MACHINES TO SEEK AMUNDSEN Russian Icebreaker Neaiing Nobile's Camp Reuter's Service. Oslo, July 2. The committee of a private expedition attempting to rescue Capt. Amundsen and Major Guilbaud has requested of the British Air Ministry the loan of two de Haviland
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    NOT WANTED BY ITALY
    177 9 British Official Wireless. London, July 2. The likelihood of two British seaplanes articij ating in the work of rescuing the crew of the wrecked Polar airship Italia was indicated in Parliament to-day. «Sir Phi ip Sassoon, Under Secretary for Air, stated that the Air Minister had
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    AID NEAR ITALIA'S CREW
    115 9 Reuter's Service. Moscow, July 2. The Soviet icebreaker Krassin. forging its way through ice ten feet thick, is now within thirty miles of the point where the Italia was wrecked. The expedition's first task is to rescue the party fiom whom General Nobi'e was rescued, now
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    VISCOUNT BYNG
    156 9 Appointed Commissioner of Metropolitan Police British Official Wireless. London, July 2. The Home Secretary anncuneed in the House of Commons that Sir llliam Horwood, Commissioner of Metropobtan Police, had intimated early in the > ear hh intention of retiring late in the autumn o lttainine the age of
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    Bremen Flyers
    114 9 CORDIAL RECEPTION AT CROYDON Hamburg Gives Them Free Life Transportation Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service] London, July 2. The Bremen flyers, Messrs. Koehl, von luenefeld and Fitzmaurice, were •heered at Croydon upon their ar 5" iv lamburg aboard the Europa, a s P >f the Bremen. Their response o
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    PILOT KILLED
    22 9 Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, July aA military aeroplane has crashed near Grave. The pilot was killed and the od server injured.
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    CRUISER DAUNTLESS ABANDONED
    94 9 Goes on Shoals in Halifax Fog VESSEL LIKELY TO BREAK IN TWO Reuter's Service. Halifax, July 2. The cruiser Dauntless is aground on Tribune Shoals, inside the entrance to this harbour, owing to fog. There were no casualties. Captain Macpherson gave the order to abandon ship four
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    Malaria Commission
    133 9 FIRST DUTY SHOULD BE TO THE SICK Programme for International Study Arranged Reuter's Service. Geneva, July 2. 'Ihe Malaria Commission has finished its work and has passed a resolution that malaria prevention should be dealt with by scientific organisations spec alising in malaria, that only one or two
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    RECEPTION OF EXPLORERS
    147 9 New York Fails to Enthuse Over Sir H. Wilkins Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service] New York, July 2. Sir Hubert Wilkins and Eielsen have arrived here and were civically escorted to the City Hall on ftCCOOnt of their Alaska to Spitsbergen night, but there was no great' excitement.
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    ARBITRATION PROBLEM
    77 9 Various Plans to be Submitted to The Assembly Reuter's Service. Geneva, July 3. The League Committee on Arbitration adopted the texts of three model conventions for the pacific settlement of international disputes and the introductory note to the General Conventions on Arbitration and Conciliation, all of whhh will
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    BRITON INELIGIBLE
    67 9 Columbia Crew Dismayed at Loss of Stroke Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service] New York, July 2. On the eve of their departure for Philadelphia to participate in the American Olympic P trias the Columbia crew, formerly XT Olympk champions and one of the big Tavourites discovered that their famous
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    NEW UNDER SECRETARY
    41 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, July 2. mL R r ;tish Ambassador at Berlin has The M Under Secretary o?fS IS and left Berlin this for Foreign number 0 f German and officials and friends attended at the station.
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    HINDENBURG'S CALLERS
    33 9 llliw [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, July 2. ThP Reichs President received the MahalsPAtalia this morning and also the of State M r Hughes, who is on a private visit to Berlin.
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    WILL NANKING PAY COMPENSATION
    152 9 Sir Austen Making No Promises KIUKIANG INDEMNITY NOW IN HAND Reuter's Service. London, July 2. Several questions in the House of Commons related to the payment of compensation or the restoration of property of dispossessed British firms in China. Sir Austen Chamberlain stated that the total
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    ITALY AND AUSTRIA
    51 9 Amicable Relations Are Again Restored Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service] Rome, July 2. It is semi-offieially stated that in consequence of the exchange of cordial messages between Mussolini and the Austrian Chancellor regarding the Upper Adige, the Italian Minister, who was recalled from Vienna, has been ordered to
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    PRAYERS FOR AMUNDSEN
    62 9 Nobile Condemned by the Norwegian Press [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, July 2. Church services are taking place ccntinuouslv in Scandinavia for Amundsen s safety "The pent up feeling has resulted in a* Nobi'ephobe wave. The Norwegian Proas virulently condemns General Nobile s attitude before and after the
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    GORDON- BENNETT RACE
    51 9 European Balloons Outlast the American Reuter's Service. Detroit, July Three balloons, an American, a Swim and an Argentine, in the Gordon-Bennet race, came down in irginia. Detroit, July 3. One French and one German balloon in the Gordon-Bennett race are still aloft. The others landed in North
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    BOLL WEEVIL EMERGENCE
    38 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, July 3. The Agricultural Department reports that the boll weevil emergence is almoxt telegrams report this statement has led to much the Cotton Exchange, where prices dropped from 10 to 16 points.
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    LANGE RELEASED
    49 9 Reuter's Service. Riga, July 2. The examining Magistrate has ordered the release of M. Lange. It is jeHUofficially stated that m view of the ewu nature of the charges it :s expected hat Unge will return to Russia immediately and his chief, M. Soudakoff, wffl be recalled.
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    DYERS' STRIKE OVER
    44 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 3. A provisional settlement has beerpeached of the dyers' strike the Texti c WoAert Union having agreed to accept the terms reached between the employers and otner Unions. The decision will be submitted to the members to-day.
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    HOOVER'S CAMPAIGN
    27 9 Reuter's Service. New York, July Mr Hubert Work has resigned the Secretaryship of the Interior in order to manage Mr. Hoover's campaign for ma Presidency.
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    EQUAL FRANCHISE
    20 9 Reuter's Service. Londor, July a. The Equal Franchise Act has passed all stages and received the Royal assent.
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    ARCHBISHOP SPEAKS ON PRAYER BOOK
    158 9 Warm Ovation From Galleries CHURCH TO FORMULATE ITS OWN FAITH No Further Submission to Parliament at Present British Official Wireless. London, July 2. At the summer session of the Church Assdnbly to-day, the Archbishop of Canterbury made his eagerly awaited statement on the situation caused
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    CHURCH ASSEMBLY
    146 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 2. A warm ovation from the crowded public galleries was accorded the Archbishop of Canterbury at the opening of the summer session <;f the Church Assembly at Westminster, at which the Archbishop reviewed the situation arising from the rejection of the Prayer Book. He
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    Battle in Mexico
    70 9 INSURGENTS NO MATCH FOR FEDERAL ARMY Few Disturbances in Presidential Elections Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service] Mexico City, July 2. Two hundred insurgents attacked the garrison at La Griega. Federal reinforcements dispersed the rebels who left twenty six dead and quantities of ammunition and hC The S re
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    TEN PER CENT CALL CASH
    57 9 Reuter's Service. New York, July Ten per cent call money made its appearance on Wall Street for the first time since 1920 Prices on the Stock Market consequently fell sharply Local banks called in seventy million dollars m l°»ns. It is believed in some quarters
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    CABINET PROGRAMME
    44 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, July 2. The Cabinet formulated programme speech this morning It is understood that it will not be affected by the possibility ot Ministerial changes in the autumn which are not expected to modify the abinet s general policy.
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    COTTON TRADING
    29 9 Reuter's Service. New Orleans. July The Cotton Exchange has decided shortly to introduce trading in half contracts namely trading both in hundred bale and fifty bale units.
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    DEATH OF PLAYWRIGHT
    39 9 Reuter's Service. Nice, July I. The death has occurred of the American playwright, Avery Hopwood, author of The Bat" and "The Gold Digtgers. He was seized with cramp while swimming at Juan les Pins and drowned.
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    ITALIANS PARTICIPATED
    31 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, July 2. The Italian participants in the Hendon air pageant will fly back via Berlin, where they will be officially welcomed, will be officially welcomed.
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      32 9 T^ FAVOURITE T BEER AT ITS BEST." Sole Agents fiunittiE E €b (Incorporated in the Straits Settlomenta) For Discriminating Tastes. SOLE AGENTS FOB MALAYA: McALISTER Co., Ltd* (Incorporated in tho Strait* Settlements)
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    Labour Conference
    152 10 MR. MACDONALD NOW FOR MIGRATION Should be by Families Rather Than Individuals Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service] London, July 2. The British Commonwealth Labour Conference has opened at the House of Commons. Delegates have come from Australia, British Guiana, Canada, Ceylon. India, Ireland, Newfoundland, New Zealand. Pa estine, Rhodesia,
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    RACEHORSES INJURED
    100 10 String Frightened by Rapidly Drnen Lorry (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 2. A string of racehorses from the Campbell stables were proceeding from the Turf Club to the stablts when a Municipal lorry approached at considerable speed. The syce of th? leading horse gave a warning signal
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    NEW S.S. SECRETARY
    71 10 Mr. John Scott of Tanganyika Appointed We are officially informed that the Ri'/ht Honourable the Secretary of State for the Colonies has selected Mr. John Scott, C.M.G., Chief Secretary to the Government, Tanganyika Territory, to succeed Sir Hayes Marriott, K.B.E., C.M.G., Malayan Civil Service, Colonial Secretary. Straits
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    RUBBER
    283 10 Discovery of I jssible Further Potent-,! Large Use Pads of a spe process rubber were recently installed i n ne raii length of the permanent way Oi ih» F.M.S. Railways, with a view to jnting abrasion between the rail a: I I c sleeper, deadening the sound trSJtssaitted to
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    BULGARIA'S REPARATIONS
    159 10 Lord Newt- 1 Suggests Postponir Payment j Lord Newton suggested in the House of Lords recently that it would be a gracious act on the part of Gr it Britain to agree to a postponement f Bulgaria's reparation payment, due in October, in view of the earthquake disaster.
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    605 10 MANAGER OF BAN LEE AND CO. SUED Money Lent Out On I.O.Us. A rather interesting case came before the Acting Chief Justic (Mr. Justic P. J. Sproule) at the Supreme Court this moiling, when Chia Cheng Hoe sued Lee Kim Bock for $2,372, being money lent to him
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    MINERALS
    149 10 Output of Southern Rhodesia In 1927 Statistics recently published by the Rhodesian Chamber of Mines, Bulawayo, show that during last year the total value of all minerals produced in Southern Rhodesia was 14.238,257, which was an increase o* £137,666 over the amount for 1926. The yield of gold totalled
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    CHINESE MECCANO CLUB
    170 10 On behalf of the above Association we bej to thank the following donors for the kind and willing support u.ey have rendered us and also for the interests they ta"ke in children who have an inclination towards the construction of elementary mecnanical and scientific work witn the
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    69 10 The Cunard finer Mauretania, which reached Southampton recently from New* York, made the passage from Ambrose Channel light vessel to Eddystone Lighthouse, 3,097 miles, in five days, three hours, 48 minutes,* an average speed of 25.02 knots. On four days her daily run did not vary by more than 11
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    340 10 Cricket FRAMROZ CUP COMPETITION Duke's Beat Lanka Union in "Needle" Match The "needle" match of the Framroz Cup Competition between the Duke of Wellington's Regt. and the Lanka Union (Ceylon Sports Club) was played at Balestier Plain on Saturday. Messrs. Lyne and Eddis, of the V.M.C.A., umpired. The
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    229 10 A close and interesting game was played on Sunday at Pulau Brani between the R.E. and the Old Rafflesians' Association, the former winning by 33 runs. A feature of the game was a splendid bowling performance by Stack who took nine wickets for 62 runs.
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    129 10 J.B.P. Much Too Strong For Cold Storage The Juvenile Badminton Party were entertained by the Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., to a friendly game on Sunday. After an unevenly contested match, the Juvenile Party emerged winners by five games to nil. The following are the results, the Juvenile B.
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    152 10 Racecourse Club's Big Victory Over Sepoy Lines On Sunday an inter-club match was played between the Racecourse Golf Club and the Sepoy Lines Golf Club at the Racecourse, the home team winning by 8% points to points. The detailed results are as follows (R.G.C. players being named first): Ibrahim
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    172 10 SINGLES SEMI-FINALS AT WIMBLEDON Britain Out of Both Men's and Ladies' Events British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. London, July 2. In the Men's Singles at the Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon to-day, Lacoste (France), Cochet (France), Tilden (United States) and Boussus (France) all reached the semi-finals. In the quarterfinals
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    44 10 This Week's Programme at the Stadium The revised programme for the Stadium this week is as follow.-: Wednesday—RJL, vs. S.R.C. Division I. Friday—Duke's vs. P. Brani. Saturday—S.C.F.A. vs. S.R.C, The match between the Malays and LC.F.A.. originally fixed for Thursday, has been postponed.
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    Indo-Ceylonese Beat R. A. in Poor Game
    156 10 "Are Singapore Footballers going stale?" Such was the question that arose vividly before many people who composed the small attendance at the Stadium last evening for the game in which the Indo-Ceylonese obtained points from the R.A. by the odd goal in three.
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    Results of Second Division Matches
    65 10 The Duke's II had lititle difficulty in beating the S.C.C. II by five goals to one. in an A Division League game which was played < n the Padang yesterday afternoon before a fairly large crowd. The winners were a little too good for their
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    94 10 The following are to represent the Juvenile Badminton Party in a friendly game with the Pulau Bukom Clerks' C.ub on Saturday. Players and reserves are requested to be at Johnston's Pier not later than 3 p.m.:—Teo Ban Teck (Captain); Sim Ah
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    120 10 Malayan Championships to be Held This Month The sports championship meeting of the Amateur Athletic Association of British Malaya will be held at Kuala Lumpur on July 27 and 28. Entry forms can be obtained from Clubs or from P. \Y. Gleeson, Hon. Secretary. Entries close on July 20.
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS' ASSN.
    80 10 At a Committee Meeting of the Old Rafflesians' Association the following were elected as the Sports Sub-Committee for the year:—H. G. Stack (Convener), E. E. de Scuza (both re-elected); E. V. Miller, Wan Puteh, Ng Wing Chon and N. A. Malall. All old boys of the Association
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    188 10 KID CHARLIE WILLING TO TACKLE THE SIKH American Manager Writes to "Tribune" Kid Charlie writes to say that he is willing to fight Jwala Singh in a ten two-minute-round bcut provided a reasonable purse is offered the winner. Furthermore, Charlie agrees to fight Singh for a side With regard
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    344 10 Australia's Provision for Continent Tourists Although at least three Buicks are doing constant rail travel perhaps nowhere in the world is there a "rail-motor car" similar to the one controlled by the Victorian Railways Commissioners. Australia. A six-cylinder Buick has been specially equipped with disc wheels ar.d flanged steel
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    259 10 Charity and Commercial Fair Next Autumn (Bureau of Publicity and Information.) Macao. June 18. In the coming autumn there is to take "lace at Macao, under the auspices of the Macao Hcly Institute of Mercy, the oldest institute ot its kind in the world, a charity >nd
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    MONKEY GLANDS
    100 10 Dr. Serge Voronoff, who claims Ihat human beings should live to 110 by his grafting of monkey glands treatment, said that results similar to those obtained with men are only got after three monkey gland.-, are grafted into a woman. He added A peculiar difference between the effect
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    73 10 Two of Same Name (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir.—Referring to your issue of to-dav's date and an article appearing on pair, seven under a Bankruptcy Court heading I would like you to inform the public that I am in no way connected with
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    69 10 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir, —I shall be very thankful if you wi publish the following in your eoulmns I fully endorse the opinion of Mr. K. S I cn the above question, contained in vou paper to-day, and to support him furthei Insincerely our sympathetic
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    168 10 (To the Editor cf the Malaya Tribune.) Sir,—On behalf of the Java Muslim footall players and others who accompanied them to Singapore, I beg to thank through the courtesy of the Press, the President and the Officials of the Malaya Football Association, the Singapore Stadium Committee and
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    GENERAL NOBILE
    149 10 Interesting Letter to the "Daily Express" The following letter appeared recently :n the "Daily Express": Sir,—A message wirelessed by Genera! Nubile, in charge of the Italian Arctic night, to Rome this week is stated to nave contained the following:— for several hours we haw been flying over the
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    178 10 Vagaries of Falcon Island of Volcanic Origin One may well sympathise with the sur tying officers who have the job of charting the South Pacific when one reads of the vagaries of Falcon Island. 4"> miles from Xukualosa, which has again been ihowiog si ns of trouble
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    157 10 When Mrs. Edward Cromwell had husband put in Bridgeport Gaol tx he wanted more than thirteen children her ease aroused much attention. Americans were wondering whether the law attempt to regulate the size of families, but Judge William Buckley has di.-:-these questionings by releasing Mr. I
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    237 11 THE TURF Kntrles for Perak Club Summer Meeting Horses. Class 1: —Kaboonga, Southern »>s. Cafe Royai, Proieut, Onward. :ur,! us. Treasure King, Popanda, Cyril /ik. mar. Tinakili, Greenut, Caitoi, More Starbeck, Wallace Bower, Monreale, i\a. Golden Strand, King Btendolph, lawan, Packard, Farfetched, Witchcot, h Hume, Swiftsure, L.C., Lady
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    Weights for First Day July 7
    224 11 r :icp i—Horses— II—Fourth Diyi1 mile and 50 yards. Dowse Tho.O, Pegasus 8.12. Gladiator III. 8.12, .tn Dan 8.10. Himena 8.0. Print; rant 8.6, Stiffy 7.12, Gay Reveller 7.10. Race 2—Horses—Class III—Fifth Div:6 furlong-. Gay Deceiver 9.0. Chanrwav 8.3, Split Nut 7.12, Mountain Lover
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    76 11 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) j Tok.o, July 1. I shares of the Tokio Stock Exontinued rallying and the quotat on r[ term transaction is now recorded Z M which is the highest for many yean past. g -her discord in the Cabinet has been before the
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    NAVAL PROMOTIONS
    218 11 The undermentioned naval promotions have been made:— Commander to Captain:—J. H. Godfrey, ••H. G. Walker, J. C. P. Vivian, E. K. Boddam-Whetham, D.5.0., J. C. Grace, C. Cantlie, D.S.C., A. L. Lyster, D.5.0., J. W. S. Dorlmg, C. F. Harris, H. M. Durrough and T. B. Drew, 0.8.
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    73 11 British Official Wireless. London, July 2. Paris 124.20 New York 4.87 23/32 Biussels 34.92 Geneva 25.30 Amsterdam 12.0975 Milan 92.80 Berlin 20.49 Stockholm 18.175 Copenhagen 18.19 Oslo 18.22 Vienna 34.605 Prague 164.75 Helsingfors 193.75 Madrid 29.59 Lisbon 2 7/32 Athens 375 Bucharest 792.5 Rio 5 57/64 Buenos Aires 47.625
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    36 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for Ind a and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 equal to $100.
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    953 12 DRAKE HOLDS THE WRONG POTATOES Unhappy Controversy Over Statue (From Our Own Correspondent A Berlin, May 2i>. As a relaxation from the strain of ihe general elections, public interest in some parts of Germany is turning for a while to more frivolous things. An instance in point
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    49 12 untitled Sound Cheng. L.L.D., the only Oliental woman to graduate with the degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence from the Sorbonne University. Paris, has been appointed Chinese Minister to France. Miss Cheng has been Judge of the Chinese Court in Snanghei for some time, but is now in Euro; o.
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    302 13 Bride Who Said "I Shan't" Instead of "I Will" When Miss Amy Elizabeth Paxon, 21, of Pnestfield Road, Ellesmere Port, near Chester, and Mr. Arthur Attwood, aged 29, of Heathfield Road, went to the Parish Church at Ellesmere Port to be married, the bride refused to take
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    191 13 Millionaire as County Cricketer For Surrey A millionaire cricketer is to be given a trial for Surrey. He is Captain Woolf Barnato, son of the late Mr. Barney Barnato, and he has already gained distinction in sport as a racing motor-car driver at Rrooklands and as pilot of
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      525 14 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. Mr Tan Jin Gam having resigned from the management of our paper, the authority given to him to sign on our behalf has this day been cancelled. LAT PAU PRESS, LTD. Singapore, June 30. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Tenders are invited for the erection of New \Sttoirs off
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