Malaya Tribune, 12 July 1928

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XV, -No. 160 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1928.
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      197 1 TRY KOREA MISSION CLOTH 7? SB does not FADE. -jt does not SHRINK. 1 91 «»-ars L()N(;ER. The Korean Products Co. 7, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. 'PHONE 324. g I #BEST HORSE-POWER VALUES 1 Model Model 9 Horse-Power. Cylinder. Tourer Tourer I I $1,750 $2,300 J SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALA
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      148 1 FLORODOR j(T f+ Washing yrXT AAy /7 For Tropical I W(ar j/ HIGH STREET, 1 Singapore. j j j Sole Agents: f J Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., I i{ (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) jv Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. S lALHAMBRA EXCELENTES I j l HAN S SOLE agents:
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    Naval Discipline
    3575 2 BRITISH PEOPLE'S SEA SENSE DEVELOPED Any Matter Affecting Morale of Navy Absorbs Them (By Lt.-Com. the Hon. J. M. Kenworthy, R.N., M.P.. in "The Review of Reviews.") The now famous incidents on board H.M.S. Royal Oak," second flagship of the Mediterranean Battle Fleet, and their culmination in Courts-Martial
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      453 2 (Of— .a< irMTOi ineifli—iQßO j W HITE A W AY'S I '^^^j^J 0 THE SYNTAX WATCH. BONE OF WHITE AWAY S watch, solid nickel case, best Swiss lever movement, jewelled in STANDARD VALUES ONE OF 7 holes. Reliable timekeeper. P W^? F K T^M^?«^^ T v C f; THE DORIC
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      220 2 (floated httip PdtdSSafi—*2J w "=*<sL iVIOHAMED BIN HOOSAINSAH OFFICE: 66 ROBINSON ROAR (Ground Floor Tel No. 215« FACTORY. LORONG Ho 4, Telak Kurau Road, SiagS] Manufacture, and Supplier of Rattan and Bertam Chicks, Canvas and. Tarpaulin Blinds, Tennis I'.w Screens, Bertam Panels and GaJvanii Win Net ting with Galvanized Poles-
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    INDIAN POST OFFICE
    413 3 Startling "Human" Side of the Posts and Telegraph Dept. The annual report of the Indian Posts and Telegraph Department for 1926-27 is, necessarily, statistical, but there is more in it than statistics. The report records the cost in lives of carrying his Majesty's mails over the 161,289U
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    61 3 In view of the undesirable practice that pi t vails ill some quarters of keeping corpses above gnund for some time before burial, the Canton Bureau of Public Health proposes to establish a public cemetery for the special purpose of compelling the burial of all such cast*. It is also
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      606 3 AM Then's the time a man really appreciates fey his tube of Colgate's Rapid-Shave C ream. Half an inch of Rapid-Shave Cream an instant lather that sinks straight to the base of the beard the beard soft and ready for the gliding razor. Then that after feeling—so cool, smooth, and
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    Yachting
    535 4 SKILL AND SEAMANSHIP ESSENTIAL One of the Cleanest, Healthiest, Most Invigorating Sports Yachting and yacht racing are undoubtedly the sport of kings, but it is erroneous to imagine that the sport is one in which only kings and millionaires can indulge. t There are thousands of small y* c
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    "On This Day -"
    295 4 "On This Day This day. July 12, 1856, saw the Crimea evaluated. The war in the Crimea will stand out for all time as the campaign that produced the most spectacular charge in history: saw the creation of a new system of army hospital treatment for the sick and wounded:
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      233 4 I Tfis Masferfe Miace Gramophone t(l No other form of entertainment la quite so complete as that provided by the New His Master's Voice" Instrument. Ln Whether your inclination is for Orchestral, Vocal or Dance jjj n.l Music, the New "His Master's Voice" Gramophone will create per. rQ factly the
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    "Sixty Miles an Hour"
    156 5 MADE A NOISE LIKE AN AEROPLANE Lord Munburnholme Fined £10 For Speeding Lord Nunburnholme was fined £10 at the Brentford Police Court for exceeding the speed limit on the Great West Road, £1 tor having an inefficient silencer, and ordered to pay costs for neglecting to
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    WEEKLY SHARE REPORT
    405 5 Singapore, July 10. Both tin and rubber shew a slight improvement in price during the past week, but in neither section of the rhare market is there any activity and such dealings as have been re :orded are on a very restricted scale. London rubber storks shew
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    HOME MARKET
    89 5 London, July 10. Manchester Market i 8K lbs. Shirtings, fair (new bas?s) 12s 6d 40'<? Grey Yarns, Single twist 19'-2d I 6 lbs. T. Cloth, fair—24 yards 8s 6d i Liverpool Market I Cotton —Fully Midding American 12.09 Egyptian Cotton 20.40 Metals Tin—Standard 3 months £206.15.0 Produce Copra,
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    BOY SCOUT'S ASSOCIATION
    24 5 Orders for week ending Sunday July 15. To-day, July 12.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5:15 p.m. To-mbrrow, July 13.—Ambulance Class, Headquarters, 5:15 p.m.
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    66 5 Seven Punjabi hire car drivers were assaulted last week in Ipoh by a large crowd of Chine?* ricksha pullers. Two of them are In a serious cenditon. Twelve Chinese who had been point- i out by witnesses as having taken phtt in the affray were SJSSd with rioting, in the
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    Market Prices
    447 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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      307 5 WHY DO WE SUFFER PAIN? Pain b a symptom. It is nature's method ailing attention to some vital need of When the blood is thin the nerves are under-nourished. It is only ngh the blood that the elements they can be supplied. Pains of lumbago in I ack, rheumatic pains
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      171 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 M Malaya Tribune," the Lembajra Malayu circulates throughout Singapore, Johore Bahru, the Malay States, Java, Sumatra, British North Borneo
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      511 5 1 Earn big money as a 1 I Massage Expert j g A qualified Masseur is one who is able to treat bene- B g facially cases of Paralysis, Rheumatism, Sprains, Strains 2 0 and injuries of all kinds, and to earn handsome fees. 8 SSSS 0 Passage is universally
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      257 5 Here is a good way to get a better job Learn all you can aouut your chosen trade, business or profession. DO NOT be content with the odds and ends of knowledge you pick up in your everyday work, but take the necessary steps to become more efficient than those
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      84 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for July 15. To-morrcw, July 13 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v) Sigs., Station working. 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. F. Ambulance, Lecture. Saturday, July 14 2 p. m —Farrer Range, Eurasian Company, Exercise of Lewis Gunners in rifle. 2 p.m.—Drill
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      340 6 I EMPIRE CINEMA 1 I From Wednesday, July 11. J I Two Shows Nightly Two Shows Nightly First Show 7 p.m. Second Show at 9-38 p.m. B I The First Picture of its Kind J I EVER SCREENED I Wah Jeh Super Special ("Adventure"! j<j A most remarkable story of
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      442 6 Amusements. —..—■—ii—in I r~*4 a TT? iALHAMBRA 'PHONE 909 H (TAN CHENG KEE Co. Ltd. Proprietors) From Thursday, July 12. 1 n k 0 AT THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. q! j The Empire News Bulletin. 1 G Ii MBTRO-GOLDWVN-MAYER 0 PRESENTS 1 PRETTY LADIES I I with, Scenes
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      266 6 GAIETY CINEMA! Junction Albert and Bencoolea Street* '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! "You Never Know Women" starring Florence Vidor, Clive Brook and Lowell Sherman. Among the big vaudeville acts
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      176 6 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. Telephone N 0 2 8 From Wednesday, July II to Tuesdaj )7 AT 9 P.M. SHARP For the laugh of a lifetime, Paramount's Comedy Clasm "WET PAINT" Starring RAYMOND GRIFFITH 6,000 ft. of hilarious laughter; the kiad thai Griffith always dispenses in his come lies
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    127 7 Hhips Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 12. *ut Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plancius 21; Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate J) Khyber 18; Kutsang 12; Kistna 10; B; Rhesus 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate I) TreweDard 31; Selangor 33; Elephanta 35; Islander 37; Maur
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    Scottish Letter
    1727 7 (By Robert S. Angus) Edinburgh, Juno 14. This week the House of Common* devoted a day to the Scottish Estimates, but to judge from the reports of the discussion, members had little substantial fault to find with the administration. With the annual reports of the departments in their
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    112 7 Singapore, July 11. Catalogued 1.21.'>,576 1b5.,=542.67 tons. Offered 910.110 1b5.,=406.30 tons. Sold 763,209 1b5.,=340.72 terns. London Spot 9Vsd. New York spot 19 H cents. PRICES REALIZED Kibbed Smoked Sheet Standard quality 31% cents. Good average quality 30% to 31Vi cents (a few lots at 31%). Off quality
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    80 7 On December 19, 1606. 13 years befors the Mayflower sailed, the Sarah Constant (100 tons), Good Speed (40 tons), and Discovery (2*l tons) sailed from Blackwall, on the Thames, with the first batch of settlers for America, and five months later almost ;o the day the settlers landed on American
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1585 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE r»- o- Singapore, July 12 Rice' slam J PCr K yan 31 Sellers £eeS IS I 28? Mixed Black Pe PP* r 61 00 R cc' sSSL 263 Sundried Copra 11.05 r£: I:k 2 T xed e r a 10 75 1075 Pi™ q„- i 36 kayong
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      40 7 Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA UNION BUILDING. THE BEST TIFFIN IN TOWN. TRY IT SPECIAL TO-MORROW. Fried Fish 25 Pork Chop 25 Pork Stew 31 Casserolle 30 Laksa 20 Egg Curry Rice IS (Small) Prawn IS M FUh 15 i
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      725 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET—No. 159 Orchard Road. Shop and dwelling house. Apply to 0, Malar, a Street. FOR SALE Two D.B. .500 rifles, old, black powder, expensively built by specialist, little used, condition as new, complete with wood case, leather covering, full set implements. Moderate price. Fairburn, Singapore. NOTICE. This
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      442 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, July 12 Uigh Tides.—s:l3 a.m., 5:39 p.m. Perak Races. Football: S.C.C. Tournament, "A" ra. A.P.C, Padang. To-morrow. July 13 High Tides.—6:42 a.m., 6:40 p.m. and O. mail closes. I. and O. outward mail due. Cricket: Etceteras vs. Services (Tournament). S.C.C. Football: Duke's vs. 1.C.F.A., Stadium. Band at
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    DEATH
    58 8 LIM--Lim Tian Choc (Ang Moh), age 62 —on Tuesday, July 10 at his residence. Neil Road. He leaves 2 sons, Lim Teck Ong and Teck Chiang, 3 daughters. 2 daughters-in-law, 2 sons-in-law, Ang Boon Nian and Ong Seng Tong, several grandsons and granddaughters to mourn his loss. Funeral on
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    BRITISH SCIENCE AND INDUSTRIES
    1232 8 We published yesterday, an article by j the Right Hon. Sir Alfred Mond on the j actual position of British industries in i which he expressed an optimistic view of i the present and future. Though not in agreement that the British excel in the j
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    755 8 To-day's tin price is $104.50; 225 tons sold. To-day's rubber price: Spot 31 cents; London spot 9%d.; New York spot sheet G. cents 19*4. Mineworkers between the ages of twenty and thirty-five are eligible for a Founders' Scholarship at Ruskin College, Oxford. Through the indisposition of the Third Magistrate (Mr.
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    817 8 A son was born yesterday to Mrs. H. B. Amstutz, of Wesbj v Church, S ngapore. Mr. J. Scott and Miaa passengers from Yokohoma at- n j? night by the P. 0. s.s. Khyber Mr. Meadows IL( appointed to the substantia Resident Councillor, Penang. h Elles has
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    52 8 From Europe, (London mails P arrr7 e June 21), ex P. &O. Rajputa: a by special train to-morrow morn. M respondence will be ready I boxholders at 9:30 a.m. i n du» From Ohina and Japan t»3 Maru, due at Singapore to-morn From China by s.s. Takada. due
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      184 8 LADIES' HATS TRIMMED UNTRIMMED AND Handkerchiefs AX Competitive Prices. FROM NAMSEN'S 54. HIGH STREET. STANLEY'S World Renowned SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS PRISMATIC COMPASSES, THEODOLITES. ROAD TRACERS. LEVELS, Etc., Etc. Sole Agents: MOTION, SMITH AND SON, LIMITED. 15, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. ~HOW TO ELY DtAMONPS. Buy diamonds from such an importer who absolutely
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    REST OF ITALIA PARTY FOUND
    178 9 Russian Icebreaker Very Near EUROPE OVERJOYED AT THE NEWS Ominous Silence from Nobile's Former Companions Reuter's Service. Moscow, July 11. The Italia's walking party, Major» Mariano and Zappi, and the Swedish Professor, Malmgren, of whom nothing haa een heard since May 30, have been diavered
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    RESCUE TO-DAY?
    37 9 Moscow, July 12. On receipt of Tchukhnovsky's wireless e ice breaker Krassin immediately started i r the spot indicated, progressing four miles hourly among the floes and is expected to reach the Malmgren party to-day.
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    CERTAIN TO BE SAVED
    86 9 Oslo, July 11. iYhukhnovsky's report that he had the Malmgren party was received with preat joy. Tchukhnovsky is well known and popular in Norway. He participated in Amundsen's Arctic expedition on the Maud ar.d also in his trans-Polar flight by the Norge. C-aptain Otto S.erdrup, who
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    MEDICINES DROPPED
    36 9 Rome, July 11. 1« is semi-officiary stated that the la--t wireles- from the Viglieri party, dated July merely gave the party's position and h. ntiuned that the Swedish seaplanes dropI d provisions and mcdicines.
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    SUFFERING FROM FEVER
    64 9 Berlin, July 11. The ominous wireless silence from the Vjgrlieri party is interpreted as meaning that those marooned are dead or dying, according to a Berlin correspondent with the Brazanza, who points out that the fever from which the party has long been suffering indicates inflammation of
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    MORE AID
    48 9 Stockholm. July 11. Tht M nistry cf Defence has telegraphed th< Swedish expedition in Spitzbergen 4 in v! u of the report that the Malmgren party had bt>en sighted, that the seaplane Upland, <h h was yesterday ordered to return to > *e< n, remain at Sjjitzbergen.
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    LOSING COURAGE
    56 9 Rome, July 11. m >sage has been received from tho IiuIk.'s wireless operator, Biagi. It is reported that the paity is losing and is despondent, but it is pointed t at the wireless communication has s il owing to a magnetic storm. news has been received that Cecciom
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    FALSE DEATH REPORT
    25 9 Oslo, July 11. Italian Legation has received a telepram from the Citta di Milano despatched at clock this morning, denying Ceccioni'a death.
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    COTTON QUESTIONNAIRE
    82 9 Searching Investigation of Spinning Industry Reuter's Service. London, July 11. A questionnaire issued by the Master Spinners' Associations to members the capitalisation of the mills tails be supplied not later than and announces the intention to gly investigate the present financial of the spinning industry with a stabhah
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    EIGHT SAVED IN LAUNCH
    39 9 Discovery of More Survivors From Angamos Reuter's Service. Santiago, July 11. ""He Angmmos death roll is now reported 1. in consequence of the discovery 1 e >srht more survivors who e;caped from P in launch.
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    WAS JERVIS BAY SALVAGED
    175 9 Compensation Question Brought Up FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS EXPENDED British Official Wireless. London, July 11. The assistance rendered by the navy to the Australian Commonwealth Liner Jervis Bay last month was the subject of further questions in Parliament to-day. Asked as to the cost of such assistance,
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    STOCK PRICES FALL
    89 9 Advance of Rediscount Rate Affects Market Reuter's Service. New York, July 12. The advance cf the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank's rediscount rate, which was anticipated, immediately affected the Sto?k Market. Prices fell off sharply following speculative selling and liquidation by nervous traders. The losses ranged from five
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    CHINA WARNS FRANCE
    65 9 Abrogation of Commercial Regulations Announced Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai. July 11. Mr. Chu Chao Hsin, former Charge d'Affaires in London, has been appointed Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs haa officially notified the French Minister declaring the abrogation of commercial regulations and the
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    ECONOMIC ESPIONAGE
    49 9 Trial of German and Russians Begun [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, July 11. The trial of the German engineer, Bartsch, and ten Russians accused of economic espionage on behalf of two Swedish firms has begun at Moscow. The accused are alleged to have sold secret Soviet agricultural information.
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    GOVERNMENT CONTRACT
    44 9 German-Americans Undertake Huge Persian Works TTrans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Teheran, July 11. A German American group has perfected a contract with the Persian Government for construction of two harbours, a 310 mile section of the Trans-Persian Railway and a giant dam near Ahwatz.
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    INDO-CHINESE HOSTEL
    30 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, July 11. In the presence of the King of Annam the first stone was laid for an Indo-Chinese hostel which will accommodate a hundred students.
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    JUNE TRADE REPORT
    23 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 11. The Board of Trade report for June shows imports amounting to £99,369,000 and exports £59,472,000.
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    DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN
    30 9 Reuter's Service. New York, July 12. Mr. John J. RasV,ob, Chairman of the Finance Committee cf General Motors, has been appointed Cha rman of the Democratic National Committee.
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    BALDWIN'S, LIMITED
    34 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 11. At the adjourned meeting of Baldwin's Limited, at London to-day, the seven and a half per cent debenture holders unanimous ly agreed to the compromise recon. minded
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    CRUISER DAUNTLESS REFLOATED
    50 9 Safely Towed to Drydock AIDED BY U. S. NAVY PONTOONS Reuter's Service. Halifax, Nova Scotia, July 11. His Majesty's cruiser Dauntless has been refloated. The Dauntless was got off at high tide with the assistance of the United States naval pontoons and towed into a local drydock.
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    FRENCH PARLIAMENT
    116 9 Government Has Triumphed Over Much Opposition Reuter's Service. Paris, July 11. Parliament has adjourned until the end of October, when M. Poincare will do his utmost to secure voting on the Budget byJanuary 1. The live weeks' session since the general election has been notable for the stabilisation
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    NO CO-OPERATION
    77 9 Australia and India Halt Anthrax Fight Reuter's Service. London, July. Sir Vivian Henderson, in the course of a Home Office debate in the House of Commons, aliuding to anthrax, said that the report with regard to the further scheduling r l wool for disinfection was at present oing
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    CABINET ADOPTS BILL
    77 9 Racecourse Betting Measure to Be Put Through Reuter's Service. London, July 12. The Cabinet has decided to adopt the Racecourse Betting Bill and it will figure as a Government measure and be passed at this session. Hesitation to adopt, the Bill hitherto has been ascribed to the
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    WILL TRY DESERT
    62 9 Captain Malcolm Finds Place for Beating World's Record British Official Wireless. London, July 11. Captain Malcolm Campbell, the famous racing motorist, after searching along the British coasts and on the coast of Denmark for a suitable place for attempting to break the world's land speed record, has
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    ROUND-WORLD FLIGHT
    60 9 Reuter's Service. Pans, July 11. The aeroplane- in which Costes is to attempt to fly from Paris to New York is expected to arrive at Le Eourget Aerodrome to-day or to-morrow. According to "Le Matin", Cost 's proposes, if he succeed-: in flying the Atlantic, to attempt a
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    SIR GEORGE WILLS DEAD
    46 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 11. The Jeath of Sir George Alfred [Wills, J.P., D.C.L., LL.D., is announced. [Sir George Wills was President of the Imperial Tobacco Co. and a Director of the British-American Tobacco Co., as well as numerous other weaKhy corporations.]
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    QUEEN TO REVISIT U. S.
    33 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin. July 11. The Queen of Roumar.ia has accepted ar. invitation for a three months' visit to the United States this yea" with Princess Ileana.
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    63 9 As a result of the Darlington railway disaster, three London newspapers which provide free insurance to registered readers will have to pay out a total at least of £63,500. One paper will have to pay £50,000 in connexion with the deaths of four women, while another will have to pay
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    SIR A. CHAMBERLAIN HECKLED
    111 9 Delay on Peace Pact Opposed READY TO TAKE WHOLE RESPONSIBILITY Subject One That Requires Careful Consideration Reuter's Service. London, July 11. Sir Austen Chamberlain sustained a heckling on the part of the Opposition members of the House of Commons on the subject of the "delay" in
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    BEFORE END OF SESSION
    131 9 British Official Wireless. London, July 11. The reply to the United States proposal for a multilateral treaty for the renunciation of war was the subject of further questions in the House of Commons to-day. j Sir Austen Chamberlain said he confidently 1 expected to be able
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    WIRELESS-CABLE REPORT
    95 9 Will be Debated in Parliament Before Session Ends British Official Wireless. London, July 11. The Prime Minister in Parliament to-day said that the report of the Imperial Wireless and Cables Conference had now to be examined by the Governments of the several parts of the Empire concerned, but
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    GREAT BRITAIN'S PROTEST
    48 9 Joins U. S. and France in Note to Spain Reuter's Service. London, July 12, "The Daily Telegraph" says that, following French and American examples, Great Britain oas now protested to Spain aga nst the seizure without adequate compensation of the foreign oil establishments in Spain.
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    APPEAL ON 17 GROUNDS
    241 9 Extraordinary Case Before Penang Supreme Court (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 11. The hearing of the case in which Chea Soo Tuan, a Chinese merchant, appealed against the sentence of the District Judge, of one year's rigorous imprisonment on each of two charges of committing
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    PENANG TRAFFIC CASES
    65 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 11. In a traffic case heard by the District Judge, Tan Boon Suan was fined $5 and his licence was suspended for three months for dangevcus driving in Je'.utong Road. A Malay driver who lost control of his lony, which was
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    SIR HARI SINGH AND INDIA'S LOYALTY
    728 10 Return to England After 7 Years RULER OF MODEL STATE OF KASHMIR Brains of the New Chamber of Princes His Highness the Maharajah Sir Hari Singh Bahadur of Kashmir, ruler of India's model State of the Kashmiri, the enchanted fairyland of legend, romance, ana
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    76 10 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, July 10. Rubber f.a.q. spot was quoted to-day at 44} Vz sen (middle price). The Chinese Nationalists Government proclamation concerning its attitude toward the treaties was received indifferently by Japan. The Japanese Legation at Peking interprets the announcement that it does
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    43 10 Nationalist newspapers printed in Chinese have sprung up so rapidly in Peking since the abandonment of the capital that the supply of newsprint was quickly exhausted, and some of the newspapers had to suspend publication until a new supply was bmugh from Japan.
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    Sporting News Football
    333 10 K.A/s GOOD WIN AT THE STADIUM Chinese Lose by Only Point Scored The S.C.F.A. had several second team player? when they turned out to meet the R.A. at the Stadium yesterday, with the result that they were beaten by the only goal scored, in the first half
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    PADANG CLUB'S GOOD WIN
    256 10 Pulau Brani Defeated by 3 to Nil Pulau Brani went down in defeat to the tune of 3 to nil when they went up against the S.C.C. in a First Division League match which was played on the Padang yesterday. The game was interesting and fast,
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    Jantan s XI to Meet Teluk Paku At Changi
    71 10 The following team will represent Jantan's eleven in a friendly game against Teluk Paku's XI at the Changi football ground, on Sunday: Ali bin Raja; Peter M. Dias, Jantan; Felix M. Rozario, Kemat, Abdul Rahim; Kamis, Thaib, Yayah, Matsaat and Ahmat.
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    BADMINTON
    70 10 Players Chosen to Represent J.B P. vs. U.C. Amateurs The following players have been chosen to represent" the Juvenile Badminton Party against the United Chinese Amateurs in a return match in Badminton at the latter's Court on Sunday, July 15, at 3.30 p.m. (weather permitting). Singles.—Tan Swee Wah (Capt.),
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    CRICKET
    39 10 Oxford-Cambridge Match Ends In Draw British Official Wireless. London, July 11. The Oxtord-Cambridge University cricket match resulted in a draw. The scores were: Camtoidsst, 202 and 329 for seven wickets declared. Oxford, 287 and 227 for nine wickets.
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    THE TURF
    399 10 Perak Club Weights for To-day Race 1. Ponies—Class ll—Third Division—Five furlongs. All Speed 9.3, Chandan 8.12, Jeleright 8.7, Perseus 8.7, Letchummna 8.4, Actress 7.10, Ma Cherie 7 3 Icy Hot 7.1. Race 2. Horses—Class I—Third Division—Six furlongs. Packard 9, Popanda 9, L. C. 8.13. Moreyet 8.10. Brava 8.10,
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    TENNIS
    56 10 Draw for F.M.S. Singles Championship (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. July 12. The following is the draw for the F.M.S tennis singles championships. Lam Say Kee vs. Sa:i Kwok Thye. Huggins vs Johnstone. Ong Ec Kong vs. Markham. Sakata vs. Hovil. On Satrrday the semi-finals will be played
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    MALAYAN ATHLETICS
    217 10 Entrants for Championships From the Army The following team has been selected to represent the Army at the forthcoming Athletic Championships at Kuala Lumpur. It is expected that the team will leave Singapore by the morning tram on Thursday. July 26, and return by the night mail on
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    PASSENGERS COMING
    149 10 The following passengers are due to arrive here per s.s. "Hakone Maru" on Monday next from Europe:—Mr. M. P. Anderson, Mr. A. Denny, Mr. C. H. Koh, Mrs. M. Maclean, Mr. F. V. Peacock, Mr. Phya Sanpakltch, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs. S. Fong and infant, Mr. J.
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    Science and Weather
    639 10 LORD DARLING'S DICTUM NOT "GAS" Showed Courageous Disregard Of his Environment 'The Times" says:— The discoveries of science, said Lord Darling the other day, have made the world hardly worth living in; and in saying this at a dinner of the Society of British Gas Industries he
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    CLAIMANT WINS
    143 10 Judgment Given Against the Official Assignee In the Supreme Court this morning before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. P. J. Sproule, the case of Chop Nam Siang, plaintiff, vs. the Official Assignee, defendant, which wa? brought forward on Monday last, vtas resumed. Mr. C. H. 'Smith of Messrs.
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING
    170 10 The following passengers are proceeding to Europe per s.s. "Khyber" sailing at 9 a.m. to-morrow: Mr. B. J. C. Spurway, Mr. J. P. L. Beal, Miss M. D. A. Day, Miss E. Jacques, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bousfield, Miss B. C. Fulton, Miss E. Ardern, Mrs. Seranton,
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    62 10 At an inquest held by the Seremban Magistrate, Mr. O. E. Venables, on a Chinese named Koh Thong, it was stated that the deceased was a passenger in a motor-bus travelling from Nilai to Serem* ban, and fell out. There was no bar across the door. He was taken to
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    Letters to the Editor
    201 10 Cuppage Road (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir, —I beg to have your indulgence for a brief space irt your journal to draw the attention of the road department to the condition of this road. The authorities concerned might have realized this as they
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    Sarawak Gambling
    312 10 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir, —For the information of "Bono Publico" I would like to bring to his notice how gambling is farmed out in Sarawak, and the right place for him to lodge his appeal. Though the Government proposes, it is the Chinese who
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    ADVENTISTS ENTERTAIN
    254 10 Delightful Programme at Malaysian Union School The Malaysia Union Girls' School of the Seventh Day Adver.tists' Mission, Serangoon Road, ga c a delightful entertainment yesterday evening, in the Assembly Hah of the institution, which was tided to overflowing. Only last year, on a suggestion of the Government, this
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    RUBBER CASE ADJOURNED
    103 10 The rubber case which came on for hearing in the Supreme Court yesterday morning before the Acting Chief Justice and which was reported in yesterday's issue of the "Malaya Tribune," was continued yesterday afternoon. Four witnesses were called by Mr. Weiss, who appeared for the defendants, who
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    45 10 Recognition of China's outstanding financial obligations, the disbandment of troops, systematic taxation not harmful to the people, and the regularization of commerce by ending the impediments placed upon it by the Government, were among the resolutions passed at the recent session of China's Economic Conference.
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    NEW WARLORD OF MANCHURIA
    704 10 Clever Character Sketch SON OF CHANG TSO-LIN QUITE UP TO DATE Manchuria, probably the mom < w<piece of territory in the whole Dt has suddenly passed from the h nmS to the hands of youth, says Mr Gould, a United Press corresponds; 1 Marshal Chang Tso-li
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    SMART RAID LAST NIGHT
    106 10 Ten Hylams Arrested in Shoemaker's Store A raid conducted by Mr. C.atful shoemaker's store in Middle Road. ated in the arrest of ten Hylanis. 1 whom are believed to be official- Shoemaker's Labour Union, W il J branch of the South Sea* Gene'ai Union. They were
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    40 10 The Buenos Aires and untitled Company, states "Modern Ira placed contracts for 29 line locomotives with the i> Locomotive Company, lim ■md for six similar locomotiv Messrs. Kitson and Co.. UmiJ who have also received »fl L.N.E.R. Company tor boilers.
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    Muslim Affairs
    929 11 RELIGIOUS WORSHIP IN TURKEY Startling Suggestions for Modernizing Religion (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) < the "Khilafat" was. abolished in and the country converted into a ■•lie, many remarkable and astounding i mat ions in the matter of religious es and customs have been introduced Some of the reforms
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    AUSTRALIAN ENTERPRISE
    153 11 Extraction of Oi! From Shale And Coal It is reported in the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce Journal," New South Wales, that remarkable progress is being made in the extraction of oil from shale and coal, and it may be that Australia will be made independent of outside sources
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    EXCHANGES
    71 11 British Official Wireless. London, July 11. Paris 124.3 New York 4.86 13/32 Brussels 34.9 Geneva 25.25 Amsterdam 12.0775 Milan 92.85 Berlin 20.39 Stockholm 18.16 Copenhagen 18.21 Oslo 18.20 Vienna 24.525 Prague 164.25 Holsingfors 193.25 Madrid 29.504 Lisbon 2 7/32 Athens 375 Bucharest 795.5 Bio 5 57/64 Buenos Aires 47.375
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    Hollywood Photoplays
    665 12 CONDEMNED IN INDIA AS DEMORALIZING Destroying British Prestige in Eyes of Indian People Photoplays confected at Hollywood have become the subject of an acute controversy in India, says the "Literary Digest." British officials and others contend that they are destroying British prestige in the eyes of the Indian
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    U. S. FOREIGN TRADE
    109 12 The office of the American Trade Commissioner, 7A Ocean Building, has received by cable from Washington the following statistics relating to the foreign trade of the United States during the month of May, 1928: Gold Total imports into the U.S., $354,916,000.00 Total exports from th? U.S.,
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    99 12 News comes to hand from Tapah of a seric us case of stabbing in which Mr. S. Nagalingam, clerk, Jowr Lan '.<>r Ohender>ng is said to have bean stabbed by a dresser em: loved on the same estate. It is said that one afternoon recently, while Mr. Nagalingam was engaged
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    COMPANY MEETING
    1172 13 F.M.S. RUBBER PLANTERS ESTATES, LIMITED Comfortable Financial Position The fifteenth ordinary general meeting oi the F.M.S. Rubber Planters Estates, Ltd. was held on May 31 at the office of th* company, 16. Philpot-lane, E.C., Mr. J. A Macgregor, M.8.E., J.P. (the Chairman), presiding. The representative of the Secretaries
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      709 14 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF REMOVAL Mr. Y. E. Tan's Dental Office is now situate at No. 382, Victoria Street (first floor). NOTICE. Anglo-Chinese School enrolment for Primary classes will begin on Monday, July 16. Intending applicants should present themselves at the school office between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and
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      544 14 SITUATION VACANT WANTED—At once Clerk-Dresser YTamil for Preference) for healthy Estate in Brunei. Tamil Labour. Salary according to ability. Apply No. 688, c/o Malaya Tribune. SITUATION WANTED. POSITION WANTED—By an all-round man, Chinese, age 36, good education, sober and hard-working, now free, 18 years experience in import, export, secretarial, book-keeping,
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      383 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITEDHEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85, Beach Street Malacca ISL Jonker Street. Muar Na. 1, Jalan Sayan*. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang J 6 Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, CeatraL Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Streat. Shanghai Kiukiang Road.
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      552 14 BAM US THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised capital J 3,000,000 Subscribed Capital f}'Boo,ooo Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,584,846 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      497 14 INSURANCE THE EASTERN ASSURANCE COBPOftATKft LIMITED. (Incorporated in the HEAD OFFICE: SINGA*** 2nd Floor of No. 3. Malacca $i Tm Singapore. 'Phone Nos. 3046 and 3017. BOARD OF DIR! < TORS See Teong Wah, Esq. (Chairman). Gaw Khek Khiam, Esq (Vice Chairman). Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Koh San Hin, Esq.
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