Malaya Tribune, 11 July 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XV. No. 159 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1928
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      124 1 TRY KOREA MISSION CLOTH GBW d«>es not FADE. Q I d«>es not SHRINK, ffl wears LONGER. i I The Korean Products Co. 7. Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. 'PHONE 324. HORSE-POWER VALUES j^^ki Tourer ir Tourer I! SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA 3 SINGAPORE (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) PENANG S a I
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      180 1 FLORODOR" Washing 1 Suitings /-^V For Tropical AY Wear HIGH STREET, Singapore. ALWAYS r 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., I S (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) [jj I Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. g I SATISFIED CUSTOMERS 1 Are the strongest Advertisement for j Products I PERFECT PICTURES GUARANTEED IF
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    Company Meetings
    504 2 SELANGOR OIL PA| \f CO., LTD. Moving in the Direction The fourth annual general meeting shareholders of the Selangor (t;i p.. Company, Ltd., was held at Edinburgh May 31. Mr. D. K. Michie (the ('haLn° r of the company) presiding. In moving the adoption of the ren and
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    Eow Seng Rubber Company, Limited
    387 2 The eighteenth annual ordinary general meeting of the Eow Seng: Rubber Companf. Ltd., was held on May 18 at 6, Lloyd'tavenue, E.C. Mr. II. B. Yuille (the Chairman» said thai the revenue account disclosed a surplus of £3,236, from which an interim dividend of 3
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    94 2 A steel storage reservoir for water Ohaving a capacity of two and a atcry gallons (which represent- appi h nß 11,000 tons) is shortly to arrive th< in Kuching and will be installed v top of Datu Muda's hill. This' the stated to be the largest of :rtß world. Connection
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      551 2 I I 5-PASSENGER TOURING 1A r $1,750 I fcfSix ,^r\ 4-wheel brakes of the "^^W^ superior mechanical l^M i\pe. five more braking xlffMN *^^^iIY-'-'-' oriace per pound ©I car B V \:Y. weight thaa ia afforded y Cv^^X^Sr /jĔ \> A Quality Car of Most Modern Design j 'J^pF The
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    Man in Brown Coat
    1158 3 TRIAL OF ALFRED AND ALBERT STRATTON H'ow Two Masked Bandits Went To Their Doom The man whose fancy led him to walk through city streets on the night of the first Saturday in May twenty-three years ago must have had a shock as he turned into
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      171 3 Perfect Mealtime Drink —Give your children this wholesome drink WHAT do your children drink at mealtimes? Coffee and tea, you know,' contain caffein and tannin. Drugs injurious to the heart, to nerves and to di- gestion. Habit forming and harmful! Instant Postum is the perfect mealtime drink for children. It
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      218 3 j SODA WATER I j MUST BE AERATED PROPERLY j Most Soda Waters have the Gas S I ON TOP OF THE WATER. I I Hat so F. &N. Soda. F. &N. I jjj Soda has the Gas INSIDE THE I I WATER where it remains to I enliven the
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    British Industry
    1781 4 NO EXCUSE FOR SELF DISPARAGEMENT We Have Brains and Energy in Abundance (By The Right Hon. Sir Alfred Mend, Bart., LL.D., M.P.) As a nation it often seems that we in Britain excel in the art of self-disparage-ment. We are continually stressing and exposing; our own faults and
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      267 4 I Allenburys Foods I I Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the I home counties, the 'Allenburys* Foods are as easily f I digested as mothers milk. They are germ free and j I are simply and quickly made by the addition of I I boiling water
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      211 4 I MOUTRIB j I Purity of Tone, Exquisite Touch, Refinement oi Interior and Exterior Finish, Characterise the g MOUTRIE New Overstrung Models. i jjj EASY PAYMENTS. I Deposit $50.00 a Monthly Instalments $25.00 j S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd. I RAFFLES PLACE. s Bi™nfntw.mM t uiiii,;iMii,t ll .,,.i l l )flll
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    The Hush-Hush Navy
    377 5 ADMIRALTY TAKEN TO TASK Quelling Discussion Detrimental To Discipline The following is taken from the editorial columns of "The Fighting Forces It is a matter of extreme rarity to find an article by a serving officer in the Navy on a subject matter connected with his own
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    BOY SCOUT'S ASSOCIATION
    24 5 Orders for week ending Sunday July 15. To-morrow, July 12.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5:15 p.m. Friday, July 13.—Ambulance Class, Headquarters, 5:15 p.m.
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    "On This Day— "
    281 5 "On This Day— On this day the first shots were fired upon the enemy's forts at Alexandria. Thus Opened the short campaign in Egypt that v.as temporarily, at least, to decide the fate of the Nationalist movement, end the Dual Conu-ol, and estab.ish a "veiled" British Protectorate in its place.
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    MARKET PRICES
    442 5 Singapore, July 7. MEAT Beef, steak (round) kati 50 Beef, stew or curry kati 43 Pork, lean kati 68 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 56 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 76 Hens (Locally reared) kati 82 Ducks each 70 Pigeons, domestic,
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      319 5 don't get 'bowled our Intestinal Troubles Summer, (j PINKETTES chief secret of keeping well in the is daily regularity. Pinkettes, a i n needed, ensure this, keep the active, the system clean, dispel sick I and bilious attacks, aid digestion. herniate, or post free, at 60 cts., the From The
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      172 5 THE LEMBAGA MALAYU (Malay Edition) OF THE MALAYA TRIBUNE SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable in Advance. Yearly $10.00 Half-yearly 5.50 Quarterly 3.00 Postage" Extra 50 cents per month The Malay Edition of the Malaya Tribune," the Lembaga M.:layu circulates throughout Singapore, Johore Bahru, the Malay States, Java, Sumatra, British North Borneo and
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      167 5 Relieve Irritate By Using Cuticura Bathe the affected parts freely with Cuticura Soap and hot water, dry without rubbing, then apply Cuticura Ointment. For eczemas, rashes, itchings, irritations, etc., they are wonderful. Use Cuticura Soap daily to keep your skin clear. Sample each Soap, Ointment and 1 alcum free upon
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      94 5 1 iO Remington, KLEANBORE keeps y° uyßi^e barrel Clean SPORTSMEN are excited and //sfoP/ A delighted over this wonderful Ji H/, T new .2 2 Cal. Ammunition on h h Remington. Iff RUST PITTING NO MORE CORROSION /CLEANING o l i i i iii i i i i iii i
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      115 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS j Proerarnme of DriHi up to and for i July 15. To-day, Jaiy II 3 p.m.—Drill Hall, Cadets—Raffles Inst., Weapon Training. 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, M. Cycle Pltn., Lecture —Engines. General Principles. 5:15 p.m.-Drill Hall, "C" (Scottish) Coy., Lecture by Adjutant. Friday, July 13 5:15 p.m.—Drili Hall, S. R.
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      292 6 EMPIRE CINEMA a js a 1 From Wednesday, July 11. 1 g Tw(v Shows Nightly Two Shows Nightly l First Show 7 p.m. Second Show at 9-31 p.m. g I The First Picture of its Kind f I EVER SCREENED I Wah Jeh Super Special j "Adventure" H A most
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      358 6 Amusements. J TO-NIGHT-LAST NIGHT I ALHAMBRA 8 THONE 909 I I (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors) B 1 I I I AT THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. X I 1 I The Empire News Bulletin g I D. W. GRIFFITH'S I Greatest Picture jjj f "DRUMS of I
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      250 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Benooolea Straata •PHONE NO. 3156. From Friday, July 6 to Thursday, July 12. NIGHTLY AT 9:15 P.M. A Trip to the Moon, Circus &c. Paramount's Amazingly "different" picture! 44 You Never Know Women" starring Florence Vidor, Clive Brook and Lowell Sherman. Among the big vaudeville
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      167 6 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. Telephone N O From Wednesday, W, Uto Taesday, j oly AT 9 P.M. SHARP For the laugh of a lifetime, Paramount* s Comedy Classic "WET PAINT Starring RAYMOND GRIFFITH 6,000 ft. of hilarious laughter- the h-j Griffith always dispenses the greatest laugh picture that th£
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    123 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 11. Kwt Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Mur .ran Maru 22; Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Khyber 18; Granlund 16; Saarland 14; Pres. Polk 11; Kistna 9; Sphinx 8; Wk na 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3)
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    Our Contribution
    1461 7 POSSIBLE EXACTIONS FOR BASES Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association Meeting The following are minutes of a committee meeting held in the Singapore Exchange Room on Monday, July 9, at 5 p.m. Present:—Mr. R. M. Williams (President), Mr. D. Santry (Vice-President;, Hon'ble Mr. A. P. Robinson, Hon'ble Mr. F. A.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS
    216 7 Closing Performance of Chinese Operatic Co. A erood house marked the closing performance of The Chinese Operatic Company of Shanghai at the Smith Street Theatre last night. Every item was well appreciated, and Miss May May Lee was the recipient of several presentations from the Chinese c mmurity.
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    SHIPPING DISASTER
    79 7 Rahman Said to Have Capsized in Siam Information reached Singapore yesterday that an accident had befallen the S.S. "Rahman," formerly belonging to the Straits Steamship Company, Limited, but now under the Siamese flag and trading from and to Siamese ports. It was in a Siamese port that the
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    JUNE RUBBER OUTPUTS
    80 7 The following is a list of outputs for the undermentioned Estates for the month of June 1928:— Brunei United Plantations, Ltd., 33,099 lbs. The Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd., 10.278 lbs. The Changkat Serdang Estates, Ltd.. 34,577 lbs. Haytor Rubber Estates, Ltd., 20,032 lbs. Indragiri Rubber, Ltd.,
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    65 7 The Garth Avon, a motor-vessel, of Bristol, bound from Exmouth to Falmouth, was towed into Plymouth recently by the German steamer Vaterland, which found her in a helpless condition in the English Chan- i nel. The Garth Avon had been battling 1 with four days' storms, which swept her out
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1518 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE d c- %T Singapore, July 11 I;*" 1 i per K °y an 310 Buyers Seller. K ce, giam 2 $287 Mixed Black Pepper 59.00 pSif' ,am $263 Sundried Copra 11.05 Rice, Saigon 1 $244 Mixed Copra 10.75 Rice, Saigon 2 $236 Kayong Copra R ce, Saigon
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    ALLEGED DIAMOND THEFT.
    176 7 "Case not Free from Reasonably Doubt" The District Judge, (Mr. J. L. McFall) acquitted the Arabs, a woman, man and a boy, who were charged with attempting to steal $2,000 worth of loose diamonds from Frankel Brothers' show room ia Victoria Street recently. Mr. C. Cooj>«r defended,
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders fo® India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Moneji Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 15fl equal to $100.
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      396 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS DO-DO instantly banishes all the offensive smells of the armpit. No more washing with soap and scrabbing—no more •trouble. The first jar proves its magic worth. Write now for your requirements. 00 cents a jar or 2 jars for $1. Post free. Do-Do Co., 561, Penang Road, Penang.
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      468 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, July 11 High Tides. —3:48 a.m., 4:36 p.m. Football: Div. L, R.A. vs. S.C.F.A., Stadium. football: S.C.C. vs. Pulau Braai, Padang. Prums at Gardens, 5 p.m. To-morrow, July 12 tligh Tides. —5:13 a.m., 5:39 p.m. Perak Races. Football: S.C.C. Tournament, "A" ys. A.P.C, Padang. Friday, July 13
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    30 8 ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced between Mr. Stanley, N'go Ben** Swee. and Miss jrrancesca Cheah, both of Sineapore. I he marriage will take place verv shortly.
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    BIRTH
    17 8 On July 6, 1928, Friday to Mr. and Mrs. bimon G. Santhanam of Malacca, a son!
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    HOUSE RENTS
    1063 8 From the frequent complaints received recently, especially from the middle classes, urging the necessity of the reintroduction of the Rent Restriction Board it would appear that the bogey known as "the landlord" has beer, taking advantage of the short period of prosperity and raising rents disproportionately, once again.
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    961 8 To-day's tin price is $105.00; 150 tons sold. To-day's rubber price: Spot cents; London spot 9Vfcd.; New York spot sheet G. cents 19%. A lectu re wi n be given b M op Grove-White, D.5.0., 0.8. E., 5.0. L.F., y o'- at Hea dquarters S.S.V.F. Drill Hall, Binfwpor*, on July
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.
    430 8 iur. Adrian da Silva, of the Labuar, Singapore- V" °H Mr. L. i« f s As of f ban. vic-e-JSTr. P. car„ v cohere. Mrm r Tra! «l m-d Mr. Law Yew Swee has a number of the Co-ope, place of the iateV Their many friends will
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    SIX ANGAMOS SURVIVORS
    35 8 Reuter's Service Santiago de Chil July 10. It is officially stated that the death-Til of the Angamos disaster is 20.'. There are only six survivors out of the 215 who were aboard.
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    NEW YUGO-SLAV PREMIER
    31 8 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin. July 10. A telegram from Belgrade says that tbf ugo-Slav Minister at Berlin. M Kaluget Schitsch, has been recalled to for... a new Cabinet.
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    DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR
    44 8 Reuter's Service Washington, July 10. The death has occurred of ex-Seiittw George Earle Chamberlain, who was Chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee during the war. He was also former Governor of Oregon and fX-Membf? of the United States Shipping .ird.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    77 8 From Europe, (London mails June 21) by s.s. Rajputana. doe §1 IVnan* at 7 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by Khytai due at Singapore at 6 p.m. to-day. From Holland by s.s. Patria, Singapore to-morrow morning. From China and Japan by nKO Maru, due at Singapore to
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    52 8 Recruiting has been generull> r* Madras Presidency but the taluks are closed to recruiting owii valence of disease: District* Taluks Nellore Kanigiri Chingleput Madurmtak. Tanjore Pattocotl Vl patam. Mayavart* fUrvtauraipooaC w a I Arantanfri. j Tinnevelly SHvmikundai Tiruehendiir. Trichy Udayarpa Karur. lv Scuth Arcot VaKporam, Tin* 0 J
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    HARROWING TALE OF SUFFERING
    444 9 Pitiful State of the Italia's Crew SOME ARE ON VERGE OF INSANITY Land Only four Miles Away But Unattainable Reuter's Service Stockholm, July 10. "The Dagblad" has received from Si.itzbvTtfen a moving account of Lundrg's experiences while rescuing Nobile his own subsequent compulsory sojourn •.!1 the
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    FEVER-STRICKEN
    109 9 Oslo, July 10. A ul sfram from Spitsbergen says that I. niborg teils a harrowing story of the te rib.e time he spent on the icefloe with Viglieri party, all Italians. They are ft ver-stricken and occasionally strange in r ways. Ceccioni is the illest. Their r <1 i-
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    SON OF MISSIONARY
    37 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, July 10. "Himeriting on Captain Muni Lundborg'* 1 adventures while marooned among the lta!:h' men, the Swedish papers recall hi., fathi r's missionary work in India, hence the word Muni.
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    RACING YACHT SINKS
    70 9 Oew Saved by Oil Company's Steamer Reuter's Service New York, July 10. tirelessly reported that the small -yacht Rofa, which was participat- the 3.000-mile trans-Atlantic race to gander. in Spain, is sunk. Anglo-American Oil Company's v ra: r Tuscarora, which is expected in 1 v rk to-dav,
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    PANGALOS RELEASED
    37 9 Reuter's Service Athens, July 11. Pangaloa, who was arrested in 1926, j released. The Cabinet decided ew of the dissolution of .he Parlia- I ''ommission which ordered his the latter is no longer justifiable i
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    SENTENCES COMMUTED
    30 9 Reuter's Service Moscow, July 10. at 'th sentence on six of the accused ten J* netz tri »l has been commuted to imprisonment. Five others have tx '(.uted.
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    NEW YORK HOTTER THAN MALAYA
    100 9 Six Deaths from High Temperature girl stuck in soft ASPHALT PAVING Reuter's Service New York, July 10. Six deaths have occurred in New York City alone' as a result of the heat wave under which the Eastern States are sweltering. The temperature in New York
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    NEW GREEK GOVERNMENT
    51 9 Senate Proposed and Voting System Altered Reuter's Service Athens, July 10. The new Cabinet has obtained the President's signature to a decree substituting the "majority"' system the British system) for proportional representation. t- It is believed that the Cabinet would have resigned if the President had not
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    TWO HOUSES
    70 9 Mhen.«, July li. Prior to the signature of the voting system decree, M. Venizcioa impressed on the President the necessity of instituting a Senate and also simultaneous elections fr.r both Houses with a majority system and limited constituencies. The President absented to the system for the Chamber and
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    REDS ON LINER
    107 9 Another Attempt at Trouble on Commonwealth Ship Reuter's Service Melbourne, July 10. The liner Mamilius has arrived with the repatriated crews of the Commonwealth liners Largs Bay," "Moreton Bay and Hobson's Bay. A report, signed by a number of these, shows that Red agitators during the voyage
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    BRITISH DEBT REDUCTION
    101 9 Large Sums Received from Individuals British Official Wireless London, July 10. The Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Mr. A. II Samuel, stated in the House of Commons that in addition to the original sum of £500,000, announced in February, for the rational debt reduction fund, £795 had
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    NEW HEIGHT RECORD
    50 9 Lady Heath Ascends to 13,400 Feet British Official Wireless London, July 10. Lady Heath, who recently flew to South Africa and back in a light aeroplane, today created a height record in a thirty horse power seaplane when at Rochester. She reached a height of 13,400 feet.
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    CHAUFFEUR SENTENCED
    52 9 Reuter's Service Geneva, July 10. The coloured American chauffeur, John Coates, was sentenced to a year's imprisonment and one franc damages. His revolver was confiscated. [Coates was attacked on March 26 by the valet of a Hungarian representative to the League of Nations and shot him dead in
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    AIR MISSION RETURNS
    44 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, July 10. The Italian air mission of eleven aeroplanes with the Under Secretary for Air, General Bimbi, leading, has left Berlin for Italy It included Generals Lombard and Bosio, Colonels Ercole and Bilignesi, and other distinguished aviators.
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    FRENCH HOUSING BILL
    15 9 Reuter's Service Paris, July 11. The Housing Bill has passed the Chamber.
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    SPLIT IN INDIAN LABOUR CAMP
    105 9 Convention Seceders Denounced SIMON COMMISSION SUPPORTED Reuter's Service Calcutta, July It The Bengal Legislative Council, by a vote of 72 to 50, "ffas adopted a Government motion *o appoint a committee to co-operate with the Simon Commission. The Mohammedan members sided with the Europeans. A
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    "ECONOMIST" SOLD
    165 9 Syndicate to Control Leading Financial Journals British Official Wireless London, July 10. The ;ale of the weekly journal, "The Economist," hitherto owned by the trustees for the daughters of its founder, has been approved by the Court. The new owners are*the newly formed Financial Newspapei Proprietors, Limited, which
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    BOMB OUTRAGE SERIOUS
    123 9 Russian Authorities Very Secretive Reuter's Service Berlin, July 10. The bomb outrage in Moscow (mentioned in an earlier message) was apparently more serious than official reports admit. An eyewitness who has arrived in Berlin says that a tremendous explosion was followed by a shower of broken window
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    RUBBER INDUSTRIES BILL
    71 9 Passes Standing Committee of House of Commons Reuter's Service London, July 10. In the House of Commons the Rubber Industries Bill passed the Standing Committee and it has been ordered that it be reported to the House. A new clause defining the duties of the collector and
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    HUGE OIL CONTRACT
    62 9 Ten Million Barrels a Year Ordered Reuter's Service Washington, July 11. The Shipping Board has accepted the bid of the Refining Company of Pittsburg to supply 10,900,000 barrels of bunker oil annually for the United States Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation at New York. Philadelphia, New Orleans,
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    CORRESPONDENT DIES
    29 9 Tokio, July 10. The death is announced of Mr. Roderick Matheson, correspondent of the "Daily Mail," "Chicago Tribune," "Sydney Sun," etc., from tuberculosis. Reuter's Far Eastern Service
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    FRENCH PARLIAMENT
    23 9 Havas Agency Paris, July 10. The Parliament session has closed. M. Elbel wis appointed Director of Commercial Agreements, Ministry of Commerce.
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    DEATH OF EDITOR
    27 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, July 10. Herr Han* Frog of the "Neve Zuricher Zeitung," one of Switzerland's most distinguished editors, hfs died at Zurich.
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    JAPANESE POLICY RE CHINA
    105 9 Will Recognise New Government WITHDRAW TROOPS NOW IN SHANTUNG Treaties Must be Respected Pending New Ones Reuter's Far Eastern Service Tokyo, July 10. As a result of the Cabinet's discussion of Chinese affairs the general opinion of the Ministers appears to be that the Government will
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    GARRISON REDUCTIONS
    87 9 Tokyo, July 10. The Cabinet has a.ure?d to the evacuation of 7,000 Reservists from Shantung. The withdrawal will begin on July 20. After instructing the War Minister to arrange for further reduction of the garrisons in Shantung end Manchuria as soon as the situation permits, the Cabinet deliberated
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    New Turkey
    52 9 ARABIC CHARACTER TO BE ABOLISHED Dictionary Ordered With Latin Letters Reuter's Service Constantinople, July 11. The committee appointed to study a proposal to adopt Latin instead of Arabic characters reccmmends the entire remodelling of tht Turkish alphabet and the compilation of a dictionary of .the Turkish language in
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    NATIONAL HOLIDAY BILL
    84 9 Weimar Constitution Made Modern Germany Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, July 10. The debate on the National Holiday Bill has opened in the Reichstag concerning the commemoration of August 11 on which day the National Assembly at Weimar adopted the new German Constitution. Introducing the measure, the Home
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    TO REMAIN ON RHINE
    85 9 British Troops Cannot be Withdrawn at Present British Official Wireless London, July 10. In reply to a question in the House of Commons, Sir Laming W r orthington-Evans said that the strength of the British troops in the Rhine area, excluding a small detachment in the
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    OVERPAID TAXES
    54 9 United States Steel Corporation Asks Huge Rebate Reuter's Service New York, July 10. The United States Steel Corporation and its ninety-two subsidiary companies have brought an action in the United States Court of Claims to recover $101,582,180 which, it is claimed, represents overpaid income and profits tax for
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    GERMANY FAVOURS PACT
    28 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, July 10. The Reichstag Foreign Affairs Committee discussed the new Kellogg' pact note and resolved to advise an early affirmatory reply.
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    23 9 Reuter's Service Chicago, July 11. The Chicago Federal Reserve Bank has fixed th-.; redis ***** rat-* at BTB per ceit.
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    SAVIDGE REPORTS SUBMITTED
    126 10 Majority Favours Police MINORITY CENSURES ADMINISTRATION Reuter's Service London, July U. The Savidge Tribunal's findings have been presented to the Home Secretary. 1 hey consist of a majority report signed by the Chairman. Sir John Eldon Bankes, and by Mr. Withers, M.P., and a minority report by
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    LIGHTNING KILLS THREE
    96 10 Terrible Thunder Storm in Canada Reuter's Service Ottawa, Juiy 10. One of the severest thunderstorms for years occurred yesterday evening. Major O'Halloran and Lance-Sergeant Doudey of the 7th Field Battery at Montreal were killed by the lightning striking the guns while the Battery was practising at Petawawa
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    CHINA DEFENCE FORCE
    75 10 Units to be Relieved Next Trooping Season British Official Wireless London, July 10. In Parliament to-day the Secretary for War. Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, said it had already been arranged that units of the Shanghai defence force should be relieved next trooping seascn. In case of individuals, of
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    INSULINDE QUARANTINED
    79 10 Grave Epidemic of Throat Trouble on Board Reuter's Service Port Said, July 10. The Insulinde has arrived here and is in quarantine. A passenger developed throat trouble after leaving "Sabang an! died in forty-eight hours. Despite isolation measures sev*n further deaths occurred. A bacteriological examination was made at
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    82 10 Exchange of Notes Regarding Trade Relations British Official Wireless London, July 10. It was stated in the House of Commons that th.} Government of New Zealand had kept His Majesty's Government in Great Britain informed on the negotiations which had been for some time in progress
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    SERANGOON ACCIDENT
    154 10 Lady Injured by MotorBus The sequel to an accident which occurred in Upper Serangoon Road, opposite the Bidadari Cemetery, on the evening of March 14, resulting in injury to a Eurasian lady named Mrs. R. J. Palmer, was heard in the District Court this morning, when the Chinese
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    45 10 A negro named Evans, who was accused of having murdered a white man, was taken from the police by a mob at Center, in Texas, and lynched from a tree used for a similar purpcse in the case of another negro a few y.-ars ago.
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    Foreign Cotton Trade
    166 10 Japanese Competition in China Very Severe LANCASHIRE'S EFFORTS FOR RECAPTURE Reuter's Service London, July 10. J "The Times'" Manchester correspondent states that strenuous efforts are being: made by the Lanchashire cotton industries to recapture foreign trade. The first market to be tackled is China, where the Japanese
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    SHORT TIME ARANDONED
    31 10 London, July 10. The Masters Federation, employing only seventy-nine per cent of the American spinners, voting in favour of half time decided to abandon the short time proposal.
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    FATAL BOMB EXPLOSION
    140 10 Anti-Japanese Outrage at Penang (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 10. A sensation was caused in Beach Street by the explosion of a bomb in the shop of Chop Lim Teng Hoe. The person responsible for throwing the bomb into the shop is not known but it
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    MOTOR-CYCLE CRASH
    64 10 Penang Chinese Clerk Fatally Injured (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. July 10. A fatal motor accident occurred in Farquhar Street to-day. A Chinese clerk in the employ of the Federal Rubber Stamp Co., Penang, named Quah Cheow Guan. while riding his motor-cycle to the office, collided against a
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    SUPREME COURT
    131 10 Official Assignee's Seizure of Machinery In the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. P. J. Sproule, an amended statemen: of claim was put in by consent re Chop Nam Siang between Qutk Seng Sang, plaintiff, and the Official Assignee, defendant. On July 18, 1927,
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    RUBBER CASE REVIVED
    148 10 Old Suit Back from Privy Council In the Supreme Court this morning before the Acting Chief Justice, Mir. P. J. Sproule, the firm ol Lam Choon and Company sued Messrs. Green and Collier for damages for breach of warranty of authority. Mr. Roland Braddell appeared for the
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    BEDFORD RUBBER
    89 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 11. The Bedford Rubber Plantations annual meeting was held at Ipoh, Mr. Brash presiding. He said that the profits were $12,198 of which $5,000 were recommended to be applied to the reserve fund and the balance to go forward. Their future policy
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    437 10 TRIAL MATCH A FAILURE Several Players Fail to Turn Out The trial match for the forthcoming Malaya Cup Competition, which was played at the Stadium yesterday afternoon, proved a very disappointing game, six of the chosen players failing to turn out, and only Craig, of the three
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    362 10 Second Day of Perak Club Meeting I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July iO. The weather was fine and there was a satisfactory attendance, including the Sultan of Perak and the Resident and Mrs. Thomson, for the second day's racing of the Perak Turf Club's meeting. Some improvement
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    CRICKET
    422 10 Results of County Matches Reuter's Service London, July 11. The following are the results of County cricket matches played at home: SOMERSET vs. ESSEX Somerset wins by 9 wickets. Essex: 1st innings, 272. O Connor scored 101; 2nd innings, 150. Somerset: 1st innings, 369. Lyon 141. O'Connor took 5
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    254 10 The following are invited to participate in a trial game on the S.R.C. ground commencing at 2 p.m. on Saturday, the 14th, with a continuance of play on Sunday from ll a.m. to 5 p.m. Players who fail to receive notification by post are
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    157 10 Doubles Tournament of the United Chinese Amateurs The following ties for the Doubles Tournament of the United Chinese Amateurs for the Tan Wee Hock Shield wdl be played off on Saturday and Sunday. July 21 and 22, at 3 p.m. sharp. Saturday L Lee Jim Lock and Wee Hong
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    PERAK ATHLETICS
    21 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 11. The Perak athletic championships attracted a large entry and very keen enthusiasm.
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    45 10 Nominations for F.M.S. Singles Championships (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 11. The tennis F.M.S. singles championships begin at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Perak nominates Lam Say Kee and Markham; Negri Sembilan, Sakata and J. E. Johnstone; Selangor, Ong Ec Kong and Huggins.
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    479 10 The following is the complete list of entries for the Malayan lawn tennis championships, which are to be played on the S.C.C. courts at the end of this month and the beginning of August. Players are from Singapore except where otherwise mentioned: Gent's Singles: G.
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    33 10 Kolapore Cup Won by Mother Country Reuter's Service Bislcy, July 10. The mother country won the Kolapire Cup with a total of 10V4. Canada had a score of 1085 and Australia 1083.
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    STADIUM ASSOCIATION
    242 10 Substantial Increase in Gross Revenue The reoort and accounts of the Singapore Stadium Association for the hal r year ended June 30 shew a profit for the six months of $3,564.40, and a substantial increase in the gross revenue. The gross revenue for the half-year under review was
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    57 10 Chinese Girl Makes Serious Charge Against European A charge of criminal assault has been brought against a European named J. HGoucn, t\t complainant being a young Chinese maid servant employed by r a friend of the accused. Gouch appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. W. N. Gourlay) and
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    398 10 PRIZES AWARDED TO WINNERS Straits Chinese Reading Club Hold Entertainment The entertainment provided by the Str Chinese Reading: Club on Monday niir'ht t' U at the C.C.A. Hall, Prinsep Street, Sine! pore, in celebration of its half-yearly proved quite enjoyable. After the prayer offered by the R ev
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    263 10 Annual Election of OfficeBearers Held At the 21st annual general meeting: of the Medical College Unio* 1 held yesterday the election of orhee-bearers for the enyear resulted as follows:— President, Mr. A. W. Moreira; VicePresident, Mr. A. A. .Saml-sham; Hot General Secretary. Mr. P. N Hai Hon.
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    121 10 Smart Sentences by Police Magistrate On June 7 Mr. J. P. Seth. n s P*v u jl P.C.A., prosecuted a Tamil for lock witn a sore neck. Accused, u previous conviction, was sentencsi days' imprisonment by the Second trate, Mr. W. X. Gourlay. arneal He gave notice
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    90 10 Singapore Amateur Praindtu Committee Vv»' fit tll^ A dress rehearsal was h tr ipl« Victoria Theatre, last night, neXt programme being arranged the ten days at the Victoria Thea Singapore Amateur Dramatic n o\vn which includes several of out H amateurs and many new The plays are "Cupboard
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    1846 11 VLL-WORLD BUDDHIST CONGRESS Kciord Importations of Foreign Liquor (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, July 1. i 0 n Buddhists are now considering a otion made to them that they should preparations for an all-world Buddhist .s to he held in 1932. According to .ding Buddhist journal published
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    543 12 Indian Self-Government (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune). Sir, —On reading your editorial of yesterday on the attitude of the Indian Labour delegates, I was surprised to find a lack of sincerity in your expressions. Whether the withdrawal of the delegates is a blunder or
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    286 12 Committee No. I took the following action at a meeting held on July 6:—Decided that the road widening strip in front of the new houses at Anson Road be made in:o a pathway, the drain remaining in its position. Confirmed President's action in authorisp"ffl CO, ?f rUCtion 0f
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    63 12 British Official Wireless London, July 10. Paris ifumc New York 124.25 Brussels 4 8 6 W Geneva 34 9 Amsterdam 5? ilan 928? Berlin 92,85 Stockholm JrH sr nhagen Vienna <*I 8 d? Helsingfors "t™ Attn" 7/32 SS hareBt Ts£s B 57/64 g? 1 Aires 47 7/16 Shanghai 2<,
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    331 12 LEADERS' THREE MILLION ANNUAL PROFITS Failure of Prosecution Due to Jury Manipulation Organised crime in Chicago has netted, for its leaders, annual profits of about £3,000,000 in the past twenty years, according to a report published by the Illinois Association for Criminal Justice. This survey of criminal
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    451 12 Extracts From Letters to "The Times" On a recent visit to the West Indies I was particularly impressed with the large amount of jealousy which seems to exist between the various islands of the archipelago. I think it most desirable that all the Governors should be replaced by
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    81 12 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, July 9. C lian;r Kai -shek has invited the Mukdemtes to send a delegation for the peaceful settlement of the outstanding problems relating to the Thre? Eastern Provinces. The War Minister. General Shirakawa, is ordering to-morrow withdrawal of eight thousand reserves
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    832 13 TEN MONTHS WITH BIAS BAY FREEBOOTERS An Experience That Comes to The Lot of Few Nowadays Imprisoned at Bias Bay for over ten months and recently released by Canton troops during a raid on the district, Mr. Luk Shingsan, the compradore of the Norwegian s.s. Solviken, told an
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    182 13 A suggestion has been made by Professor H. Stanley Jevons, of the University of Rangoon, that cheap brown canvas shoes with rubber soles might interest the high caste Hindus. Custom forbids them to wear shoes of leather, so they go barefooted or wear rope soled canvas shoes, but there could
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      729 14 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that by an agreement for seperation dated the sth day ol July, 1928, and signed before the Assistant Protector of Chinese, Singapore, Sim Kwang Tow and Seah Siew Choo have agreed to seperate and that after the said date Sim Kwang Tow is
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      434 14 INSURANCE the SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATM3. L. C. MARCOLIOUTK, Managei Office: 2. Fin lay son Green SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Established 1907. HEAD OFFICE: 58, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. Paid-up Capital $2,000,000
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