Malaya Tribune, 21 August 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XV.- -No. 194 SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY. AUGUST 21, 1928
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      193 1 TRY KORE4 MISSION CLOTH rt JfflK does not FADE. *3 does not SHRINK. J wears LONGER. Korean Products Go. 7, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. THONE 324. c """"Kwsaoi lonoEsaapgro* logaioi iocs ii loeaoi—jocaoc=ioaf I I The Greatest Tropical Discovery 1 P < mum m\m mm%\ m\m\\ iei^^ By simpl:; taKing
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      14 1 FLORODOR f\ Washing Suitings /"^V y/ For Tropical .\\r Wear HI GH STREET, Singapore.
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    Trinity House Busy
    827 2 LIGHTHOUSE AUTOMATIC CONTROL New System And Installation Operating Efficiently Three or four years ago, the General Electric Co., Ltd., was asked by the Engi-neer-in iChief of Trinity House whether high-power gas-filled lamps could be produced to take the place of the existing ETC lamps in British lighthouses.
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    CREDIT PROSPERITY
    112 2 At a dinner recently tende p fessor Seligman of Columbia' New York City, Mr. John Ra X man of the Finance Committ,- Motors Corporation, had this r**2? ing the effect of instalment sel ins tt. prosperity of the country \\'JuJ> States):-«We in the mdustn itS? that say, 60
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      323 2 In a trying climate Tonic Restorative i'^N^ I Hairs i of Hall's Wine When you feel weak .and depressed you need a tonic that will brace up the entire system. Hall's Wine will do this. It acts at once on the hlood, nerves, and every function of the body. It
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      66 2 I the annals of his country. His name stands forever as the symbol of supreme personal courage and devotion to duty. rtHMMLEr WW CICARETTE rc inia cigarette V M A «fe of Jine Jraditwns Since their inception, the tradition of PICCADILLY has been to maintain a quality 1 beyond reproach.
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    739 3 Sedgeley (F.M.S.) Rubber Company, Limited The seventeenth ordinary general meeting of the Sedgeley (FJVI.S.) Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on July 18 at the offices of the Company, 9, Arundel Street, Strand, London, Mr. A. A. Allen (the Chairman) presiding. The Secretary (Mr. W. Hector Thomson) having read
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    Selangor United Rubber Estates, Limited
    302 3 The seventeenth annual general meeting of the Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on July 18, at 5, Whittington Avenue, London, E. C. Mr. T. A. Motion (the Chairman) raid that the restricted crop for the past year was 391,154 lbs, against 468,000 lbs
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    Kramat Pulai, Limited
    408 3 The twentieth annual general meeting of Kramat Pulai, Ltd., was held on July 17, at 73, Basinghall Street, London, E.G., Mr. C. V. Stephens (the Chairman of the Company) presiding. The Chairman said that the company had received £37,866 for tin ore sold during the year at
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    WARNING TO LONDONERS
    99 3 Mr. Henry E. Stilgoe, chief engineer of the Metropolitan Water Board, London, said to a "Daily Express" representative recently, during the drought in that city;— "Londoners will have themselves to blame if there is a water shortage generally throughout the area. Par too much water is being
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      250 3 I'l II Never neglect CONSTIPATION Check it at once with Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills lAsI As a remedy for constipation, Dr. Morse's I Indian Root Pills are in a class alone. They give you clean bowels which act regularly, a healthy stomach, a lively liver and blood that is
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      265 3 juice into it. t njL; Before a set of tennis, B. ilnlfflriU 1 dunk triads of color *-»*oi^i t M^ t I '',iontserrat 'and Rbv /3 cc l L 1 P yonrteu win Kles. VHsl vitality *"pep lcr Bui IrTfilfTii'J ,nc on com n ?ame™Jr in natural vitamins ■Wi. prepared
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      197 3 There is no substitute for Bovril. BOVRIL™ IS BEST Si Tl 7T\ i fTTTTTrTi* iTTiH H nili J JI^UMBWET^ I (REFERENCE FOR THE EXECUTIVES) A Scientifically Planned and Card-Indexed Self-vheclc Reading, Reference and H Consultation Service for Executives. ifj Organized Business Knowledge, Including Laws, Principles, Processes and Methods |Q made
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    CARRIAGE OF U. S. OCEAN MAILS
    764 4 Thirteen New Routes Arranged rYPES OF STEAMERS TO BE EMPLOYED The Shipping Board has approved the report of its certification committee on ocean mail contracts under provisions of the Jones-White Act, 'recommending requirements of vessels to be employed in thirteen foreign mail routes recently
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    FISH SNOBBERY
    187 4 Excellent Varieties Viewed Askance in England The general snobbery of the Englishman in the consumption of fish dishes is always brought to mind when the monthly return of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries is published. It recalls how many excellent fishes there are which the average fishmonger,
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    FARMING MACHINERY
    1123 5 New Inventions in Germany (brom Our Berlin Correspondent.) Berlin, July 11. Whereas, on the one hand, the state of the agricultural industry throughout the world is causing much dismay amongst politicians, farmers and farm labourers alike, technical science is pursuing its object of solving the big problems of
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    CAPT. COOK BICENTENARY
    278 5 Celebration to Open in Sydney Soon An exhibition to celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of Captain Cook is to open in Sydney on Monday, October 29. The exhibition, which will be held in the gallery of the Mitchell Library, will comprise a collection of documents and
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      374 5 4 SUMMER TROUBLE." Baby's Own Tablets Are Just the Remedy Your Children Need At This Time. During the hot season stomach and bowel nts are especially dangerous, therefore I ry parent should carefully watch the iltfa ol the children at this time. When I anting symptom of "summer trouble" j
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      181 5 MENSSANA THE BRAIN FOOD MAKES YOUR BRAIN ACTIVE BE A QUICK THINKER IT PAYS. SOLD AT DISPENSARIES MAKES YOU. Wholesale Agents: Chow Kit Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE Kuala Lumpur and Penang. DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments withoat Pain Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES. 0. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, HILL
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      190 5 J I\pserve energy Jr TT 0 excel in sports, one must eat w M. simple, energizing, body-build-w ing foods. Nature supplies such a m food for athletes in Quaker Oats. M Made from only the most nutritious part of the best white oats, this world-famous food furnishes the body abundantly
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      219 5 WIVES AND Daughters Suddenly left to your own resources, what is going to happen to you? Are you qualified to earn a living? If you are, you have a lot to be thankful for. If not, the I.C.S. offer facilities such as women in the past never dreamt of. Thousands
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      347 6 Amusements. ALHAMBRA! 1 C 1 THONE 909 C I (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors) D I FROM SATURDAY, AUGUST 18. ffi At 9 p.m. C I C I waiting comedy with Lloyd Hamilton J I The Latest Empire News Including: Tennis Championship at Wembledon 1 "THE WILD MAN" I
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      466 6 GAIETY CINKMA! Junction Albert and Beneoolen Str«|t» •PHONE NO. 3156. Special Double Feature Programme FROM FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 TO THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. AT 9 P.M. International Newsreel and The Last Word (Fox Comedy) GLORIA SWANSON In the Paramount Super Attraction "Stage Struck Gloria's gracious and dynamically dramatic answer to every
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      89 6 SUKINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. Telephone j s( A GREAT SHOW FOR TO-NIGHT! NIGHTLY AT 9:10 P.M International News and Comedy RALPH INCE in Breed Of The Sea Peter B. Kyne's Magnificent Drama of the Java Coast. Pirates, Missionaries, The S A surprise attack, a fighting cl< smashing, gripping climax
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    114 7 >hips Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, August 21. f Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) i ler 22; Raima 20. Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) ids 18; Kopah 1G; Renong 15; au 13; Pres. Harrison 11; Kedah 0: P'lynhemus X Ksapire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Maru 32; Tokushima
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    PARTNERSHIP MATTER
    124 7 aae in vvhi h Messrs. Sime Darby Ltd are suing Messrs. Chuan and Co, was before Mr. Justice 1 yesterday, when an issue as to i hong Nee was a partner "it firm or not was tried. I that originally a writ was Mr. Chong Heang as partner
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    VICTORIA THEATRE
    159 7 R. B. Salisbury's Musical and Comedy Company The Victoria Theatre start a short season with the Quaints" Company of seventeen artistes to-morrow night, when they present the latest London success from the Comedy Theatre, "The Silent House." A modern play with a gripping plot, full of the most
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    97 7 Recruiting has been generally resumed in Madras Presidency but the following taluks are < loeed to recruiting: owing to prevalence of disease:— Chingleput: Whole of Chingleput District. Kurnool: Whole of Kurnool District. Nellor. Kaniariri. Poluru. Darsi, Atmakur. Udaygiri and Podili taluks. North Arcot: Cheyyar. Vellore, Kudiyatham. Walajapet and
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    424 7 The following passengers for Singapore I airived by the President Harrison yesterday from America and way ports Mr. George A. Atkins, Hong Kong; Mr. Laurence J. Ayling, Coffey ville. Kansas; Mr.-. Laurence J. Ayiing, Coffeyvil!.--. Kan: ar Mr. John H. Bagg. Jr., Baltimore, vid. Mr. Robcit B. Coburn.
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 163 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 166 equal to $100.
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    CHINESE FOOTBALL ASSN.
    704 7 Combination at Malacca in Interests of Sport There was a pood attendance of I I members of the United Chinese Association, the Malacca Hotspur Association, the Sprinters, and the Malacca Chinese Football Ciub at a meeting' held on Sunday last the premises of the I.C.A., Malacca, kindly
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    449 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE 0 XT Singapore, August 21 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $3uy Buyers Sellers Rice, Siam 2 $29« Ifired Black Pepper 55.00 Kice, Siam 3 $266 Sundried Copra WSS Rice, Saigon 1 2 40 •M.ycd Copra ,10 10.10 Rice, Saigon 2 $235 X .-.ng Copra Kice, Saigon
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    Malayan Personalities—15
    39 7 Mr. J. S. Arter, Chairman of the Planters' Association of Malaya, the popular leader of the Malayan planting community, whose activities on behalf of co-operation between all sections of planters have earned the admiration of the country.
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    133 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, August 19. The yen quotation has fallen heavily and it is nearir.g its bottom price. But the finance authorities hare decided not to take any counter-measure. The M.P. tor Kagoshima Prefecture have unanimously decided to join the new Party formed by
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    71 7 New contracts have been arranged between the Cunard Steamship Co. and the Oceanic Steam Navigation Co. (The WhiteStar Line), with regard to the carrying of mails to the Lnited States. The payment to the Cunard Company is increased from £05,390 to £100,000, and that to the Oceanic Company from £78,000
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      441 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMEN I> Young Lady conscientious and hard working seeks position in a shop (sole charge preferred) or office. Knowledge <>f typewriting, filing and telephone operating Apply 706. c/o Malaya Tribune. Power Influence Success! A Charming Personality! Get control over your mind and all these are yours. Astounding results are
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      382 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, August 21 Tides.—l:4J a.m., 2:6 p.m. «11: Div. L, R.A. vs. S.C.C, Stadium. at Katong Park, 5:15 p.m. Tennis Tournament. To-morrow. August 22 Tides.—2:24 a.m., 2:35 p.m. ill: Div. L Duke's vs. S.R.C, Stadium, apore Cricket Club Annual Meeting, p.m. < 1< nni.s Tournament, at hardens, 5
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    33 8 BIRTH j KOH—On August 21, IU2B, (4:30 a.m.) at No. 8-B, Lorong 28, to Mr. and Mrs. i Koh Cheng Swee, a son —both mother and child doing well.
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    RESTRICTION OF IMMIGRATION
    1028 8 If steps are to be taken to prevent the admission of undesirables into the Colony one would like to see the GovernVnent possessed of greater powers than they have asked for, and a far more thorough system brought into force. Any system whereby immigrants are allowed to
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    1085 8 To-day's tin price is $105.50; 200 tons sold. To-day's rubber price: Spot 31 Ms cents; London spot 9%d.; New York spot sheet G. cents 19%. The P. and O. s.s. "Rajputana" is expected to arrive at Singapore to-morrow fiom Hong Kong on her passage to the LJ. K. She will
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    722 8 Miss R. Silcock has b: n Matron cf the General Hospit: :n f Mr. W. L. Watkins. former] pore, has settled down at Bee is keeping well. Mr. Tikui Li, Professor of Vat-sen University, Canton, is n Kuala Lumpur. Mr. A. C. Goddinir of M i Co.,
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    MAIL EXPECTED.
    35 8 From China and Japan due at Singapore at N ;l From Holland by s. I Singapore to-morr-w afteri From Borope, (London ma August 2) by s.s. bUshgar at 9 a.m. on Thursday, the
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    IRAQ GOVERNMENT OBDURATE
    141 9 Wilt Not Pay Military Contribution JRITISH FORCES SERVE OTHER INTERESTS iume Govt. Should Therefore Maintain Them Reuter's Service. Bagdad, August 20. the Chamber the Premier stated that Iraq Government will never agree to proposal made by Great Britain in a .ry agreement not yet ratified, that undertake
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    Butler Still Wet
    125 9 REPUBLICAN BOLTS HIS TICKET Declines to Follow- Hoover Prohibition Lead Reuter's Service. New York, August 20. The latest bombshell to be thrown in the litical arena is a letter from Professor Nicholas Murray Butler, the famous Republican, in the "New York Times," completely dissociating himself from Mr
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    RACIAL EQUALITY
    67 9 Asia Represented in World Youth Congress Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service] Ommen, Holland, August 20. At the World Youth Peace Congress, Mr. angal. of India, in the name of the •loured races, welcomed the opportunity to -operate on a basis of equality. Hesai iat war could only be abolished
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    DOCUMENTS SWALLOWED
    66 9 Raid on Communist Meetng at Warsaw Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service] Warsaw, August 21. The police raided a meeting of the Fxecutive Committee of the oung Piunists, who desperately attempted to ri> troy or swallow certain documents. St-veral tons of literature were confiscated v luding instructions from the Third
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    CROSS COUNTRY RECORD
    55 9 Reuter's Service. New York, August Mr. Arthur Goebel, who won in the prize 1 (?ht to Hawaii last year, landed at tiss Field to-day after flying without stop across the American continent m hours 58 minutes less than 'he previous 1 made by Lieutenant Macready in the
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    'PLANE STILL MISSING
    39 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, August 20. Go -ernment cutter Marion, lying off hidley, Labrador, has been ordered eel the missing Atlantic aeroplane. ili. Government has asked the Canadian, vfoundland and Danish Governments to to locate the flyers.
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    DE VALERA AT BERLIN
    38 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, August 20. Mr. de Valera has arrived at Berlin amongst over 600 Parliamentarians of many "'imtries who will assemble at the Reicht*c on August 23 for the Inter-Parlia-mentary Union Conference.
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    SIR AUSTEN PRAISES MR. KELLOGG
    217 9 Warm Exchange of Compliments WHAT RENUNCIATION OF WAR WILL MEAN British Official Wireless. London, August 20. Mr. Kellogg has sent from the liner, He de France, on which he is travelling to Europe to sign the Anti-War Pact, a wireless message to Sir Austen Chamberlain.
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    COSGRAVE WILL SIGN
    41 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, August 20. A representative of the Irish Free State announces that it has been definitely decided that Mr. Cosgrave will come to Paris to sign the Kellogg Pact instead of Mr. MacGilligan, the Foreign Minister.
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    Pan-Pacificism
    142 9 IMPORTANT SPEECH BY MR. COATES Aloofness of American Policy Deplored Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service] Wellington, August 20. In a speech at Wanganui Mr. Coates referred to the growing importance of the Pacific in world affairs and the increasingly large *>art that the British Dominions wiil probably be called on
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    ALBANIA WANTS KING
    46 9 Ci'own Offered to President Ahmed Bey Zogu Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service] Tirana, August 21. A mass meeting here passed a resolution in favour of a monarchy and offered to crown President Ahmed Bey Zogu. Similar meetings have been held all over the country.
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    ARTIFICIAL RUBBER
    32 9 Germans Find No Immediate Prospects [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, August 20. The German Dye Trust deny the possibility of profitable exploitation of an artificial rubber process for the immediate future.
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    MISSIONARY KILLED
    32 9 Reuter's Service. Winnipeg, August 21. Reverend A. T. Wilkinson, a United Church missionary just returned from China suffering from a nervous breakdown, fell from a train and was instantly killed.
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    U. S. DIPLOMAT DIES
    32 9 [Reuter's Service] New York, August 20. The death occurred sudden 1 y from heart failure of Colonel George Harvey, formerly U S. Ambassador to Great Britain. Reuter's Service.
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    REICHS CABINET MEETS
    24 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, August 20. The Reichs Cabinet meets on Wednesday to discuss matters connected with Dr. Stresemann's Paris visit.
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    RUMOURS OF WAR ON MANCHURIA
    96 9 Soviet Troops Said to Be on Border REPORTS ARE DENIED BY RUSSIA Reuter's Service. Moscow, August 20. The official Tass Agency, referring to reports of the appearance of insurgents in the State of Barga, Manchuria, describes these as "foundationless and mischievous fabrications spread for provocative
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    Drunken Russia
    107 9 SALE OF VODKA TO BE CHECKED New Home for Incurables Being Opened Reuter's Service. Riga, August L\. The Soviet Council of Labour and Defence has decided to check drunkenness, which is constantly increasing. Twelve million litres less vodka will be supplied towns by the Council in 1929 but
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    To-day's Features.
    19 9 THE NEW CHINA—II Published on page 11 AND MALAYAN PERSONALITIES MR. J. S. ARTER, on page 7
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    APPEAL FOR IDLE
    73 9 Mr. Baldwin Memorialises Employers British Official Wireless. London, August 20. Mr. Baldwin has taken an important step in the hope of relieving unemployment. The Ministry of Labour announces that the employment exchanges are despatching to some 150.000 employers an appeal from the Premier that each should help
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    CRASH AT COLOGNE
    57 9 Six Killed and Sixty Injured Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service] Cologne, August 20. Six were killed and sixty injured by a collision of a tram-car and motor-coach on a suspension bridge here last night. The coach overturned end the passengers were pinned underneath, while the passenger* of the
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    RUSSIA AND GERMANY
    37 9 Committee Formed to Further Economic Relations [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, August 20. Backed by the Federation of German industries a Russo-German Committee has been formed at Berlin for the futherance of their economic relations.
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    GERMANS LAUD HALDANE
    27 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, August 20. German obituaries of Viscount' Haldan recall his efforts for closer Anglo-Germai co-operation and his hijh intel.ectual attain ments.
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    DR. STRESEMANN AT WORK
    26 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, August 20. Dr. Stresemann has returned to Berlin from Oberhof and resumed his duties at the Foreign Office.
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    GERMANY BACKS U. S. VIEW
    307 9 1922 Naval Agreement Violated GREAT BRITAIN GIVEN SUPERIORITY Anglo-French Pact Creating Bad Feeling Reuter's Service. Berlin, August 20. Referring to messages from London and Washington, speaking of anxiety and distrust in American Government and political circles over the Anglo-French Naval Compromise, the Government newspaper, "ftermania,"
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    Greek Elections
    131 9 -NO DISORDERS" BUT FIVE SHOT Sweeping Victory For Present Government Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service] Athens, August 20.. The Venizelist Party is scoring all along the line in the elections. All the Royalist leaders except Tsaldaris, who was elected at Corinth, have been defeated. It is now clearly established
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    FRENCH TRADE
    41 9 Small Decline in Both Imports And Exports [Havas Agency] Paris, August 20. French imports for the first seven months are valued at 30,375,000,000 francs against 31 116,000,000 for the same periodl last year Exports were worth 29,190,000,000 against 31,330,000,000.
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    JEWISH WOMAN IN PULPIT
    33 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, August 20. The first woman synagogue preacher, Lily Montagu, conducted services at Berlin preliminary to the opening of the World Congress of Liberal Jewish organisations.
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    MUSIC PUPILS PASS
    85 9 The following, are the results of the eldven pupils presvn'oed by Mrs. J. M. Peralta at the last Theory Examination of the Trinity College cf Music: Advanced Intermediate: Miss K. Shepherdson, pass. Junior: Lionel da Silva, honours; Miss Elsie Wait, honours; Owen Wait, honours Preparatory: Miss Luna
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    Sporting News
    252 10 Football CHINESE BEAT THE S.R.C. An Uninteresting League Game The S.R.C. suffered another League defeat when they met the S.C.F.A. at the Stadium yesterday afternoon. After an uninteresting fame the Club lost by 2—o. The losers were again unable to field a full team, commencing with a man
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    Malaya Cup Competition
    131 10 Considerable interest is being centred on the final of the Malaya Cup Competition, which is to be played at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday between Singapore and Selangor. The following ha"c been chosen to represent Singapore:— If elan (Malays); Yeow Soon (S.C.F.A.) and Lee (S.C.C); Kemat (Malays). Boon
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    R.A. to Play Against S.C.C. To-day
    25 10 There will be a First Division League match at the 'S.adium this afternoon between the R.A. and the S.C.C
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    John L'Ule's to Meet Kair Fong's Eleven
    58 10 The following gentlemen will represent Mr. Kair Pong's Eleven in a friendly game against Messrs. John Little's at the S.C.F.A. ground to-day:— Messrs. York Fun, Wah Eng, Wee Dek, Kia Beng, Chee Yam, Another, Hee Joon! Beng Tip, S. C. Hong, Sung Hong,
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    140 10 Shanghai Party Singles Championship Thirty-two entries have been received and the following are the tivis:— Saturday September 1 Ang Chwee Leng vs. Lim Siang Choon. Sim Kee Soon vs. Tan Wee Cheng. Wee Teck Chuan vs. Khoo Eng Wah. Chua Joo Say vs. Chan Siew Tee. Sunday, September 2.
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    United Chinese Amateurs Tournament
    173 10 The Singles Championship Tournament of the B Division was played on Saturday and Sunday last and resulted as follows:— SATURDAY Wee Cheng Siang beat Lee Jim Lock, (15 —11, 15-— 10). Lim Kong Khye beat Koh Leng Hoo, w.o.). Quek Chiang Seng beat Koh Leng Hoo,
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    Open Singles Championship of Singapore
    68 10 (The following are the ties of the Ope« Badminton Championship of Singapore, organised by the Amateur Sporting Association, which will be played off on Saturday on the C hinese Chin Woo Athletic Association's ground: E. J. Vass vs. Ttan Minng Cheng. Tan Boon Kwang vs.
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    Singapore Cold Storage vs. Morning Star Party
    95 10 In a friendly match of Badminton played on Sunday, the S.C.S.A.C. easily defeated the Morning Star Badminton Party at the former's Court and results are as follows:— (S.CSA.C players mentioned first). SINGLES Khoo Cheng Van beat Akbar. 15—7; 15—2. Lim Yew Swee beat
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    Singapore Cold Storage vs. Siew Sin Sia Party
    98 10 In a friendly match of Badminton, the S.C.S.A.C. defeated the Siew Sin Sia Badminton Party at the former's Court on Saturday, and the resuifs are as follows:—■ (S.C.S.A.C. players mentioned first). SINGLES Quek Ban Hock beat Teo" Geok Lim, 13—13 (3—5); 14—14
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    TENNIS
    60 10 Tilden Twice Beaten in Eastern Championships Reuter's Service. New York, August 20. In the finals of the Eastern Turf Court Championship doubles. Lott and J. Doeg beat Tilden and Hunter, 4—6, 9 11 7—5 6—o, 6—3. Tiiden and Hunter were beaten in the singles quarter-finals by Frederick BlercuT and
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    Yesterday's Results at Cricket Club Tournament
    263 10 A Singles Rev. W. Aitken minus 30.2 beat C. E. Winter scr., 7—5, 6—o. B Singles C. E. Hudson minus 15 beat Captain R. O. D. Carey minus 3, 6—2. 2—6, 6—4. C Singles C. L. Wyatt minus 4 beat E. H. R. Bowerman
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    Yesterday's Results at the S.C.R. Club
    152 10 Chee Tong beat Chow Tat, 6—4, I—B. K. Chin Eng beat Siew Lock, 6—4, 6—o. Hwa Yeow beat Keow Bock, 6—l, 6—2. TO-DAY'S TIES M A Singles Bong Soo owe 18 vs. Chong dark owe Choon Leong owe 18 vs. Chin Joo owe 3.
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    SWIMMING
    49 10 German Ovation for Japanese From Olympiad [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin. August 20. A great receptu n was given the Japanese Olympic swimmers at Magdeburg, where Takashi established a new Germany record for 100 meters. Tsuruta won the 200 meters breaststroke and I rye won the 200 meters backstroke.
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    Chinese Students' Literary Association Competition
    43 10 The Swimming Competition of the Chinei c Students' Literary Association, held yesterday at Loke Van Kit's bungalow, Pasir Panjang. resulted in the following winners:—(l) Mr. Chee Liang Bee; (2) Mr. Lum Chum Lim; (3) Mr. Lee Ah Kun.
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    Chinese Swimming Club Results
    87 10 The results of the 400 metres race j«wuiii off at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday were as follows:— A Division 1. Teo Siew Sun—Time, 6 min. 40 sees. 2. Tan Hong Seng—Time. 6 min. 16 sees. 3. Teo Siew Kiat—Time, 6 min. 25 sees. B. Division
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    CRICKET
    259 10 Chinese Defeat Police Easily The S.C.R.C. met and defeated the Police last Saturday on the S.C.R.C. ground. Batting first, the homesters put up 193 towards which Evan Wong contributed 95. The Police replied with 76. Whitley being the only man cn his side to play with anything like confidence.
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    Ceylon Sports Club Beat S.C.R.C.
    293 10 In spite of bad weather the Ceylon Sports Club met the S.C.R.C. on the letter's ground on Sunday, and the match ended in a victory for the Ceylonese by 4 wickets and 32 runs. The S.C.R.C. took first knock and put up 94 towards which
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    Worcestershire Beaten Badly
    44 10 Reuter's Service. London, August 20. At C'neltenham. Gloucestershire beat Worcestershire by an innings and 168 runs. Worcestershire scored 35 (Hammond 9 for 23» and 167 in the second (Hammond 6 for 105). Gloucestershire scored 370 for 6 and declared (Hammond 80).
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    GOLF
    139 10 Keppel Club Defeats Sepoy Lines Club Th? result of the match between the Keppel Golf Club and the Sepoy Lints Golf Club played over Keppel links on Sundaj. 19th instant, is a win for the home team, the score? being to 2V*. The individual scores are (Sepoy Lines being
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    EURASIAN VOLUNTEER CO.
    236 10 Donors of the Trophies at Sunday's Shoot The following are the donors of the various trophiis presented to the successful hots in the company's annual rifle meeting which was concluded last Sunday at the Bukit Timah Range:— The Noel Clarke Shield.—The Hot.™* Dr. Noel Clarke. Falling PBte
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    SHOTS IN COFFEE SHOP
    149 10 Chinese Riddled With Bullets After a lull lasting several weeks gunmen were busy last night, with the result that a Chinese was shot dead. The shooting, which took place in a coffee shop in Barrda Street at about 8 o'clock last night, caused the customers in
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    RAILWAY WORKERS
    938 10 Resolutions Passed at Sunday's Meeting The followir.tr resolutions were passed by the meeting of workmen at the Central Workshops on Sunday last: First Resolution (A.) According to the present arrangement of alloting work to the workmen they are divided and ruled. The differences in wages for workmen who
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    By Car to London
    605 10 I SINGAPORE MOTORISTS START I Impressive Spectacle at Orchard Road From an early hour th j crowds sought their way to th. I of the Malayan Motors, Ltd., the start 01 the expedition to I car. Among the attendance wa j ling of ladies, who appeared
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    COURT OF APPEAL
    223 10 Liquor Shop-Keeper's Fine Reduced The casa in which Ang hwee (1 an. a liquor shop-keeper, was convicted an.l fined $850 for having in his shop dutiable I ju r on which r.o duty had been paid, wa hear: on appeal yesterday before Mr. J~>*1'''; Prichard, the acused
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    HYLAM DEMONSTRATION
    105 10 Sequel to Open-Air Speeches In the District Court this r. "i was a sequel to the Hvlam which took place opposite Ka! the morning of August v. f wrs charged with making a intent to cause a brea h of th.■ other Hylams were charged w: of the
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      135 10 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLES Solution of Number 85 The following is the solution of Crossword No. 85, entries for which closed at 12 noon to-day. In Thursday's issue of The "Malaya Tribune" the results and the solution with Crossword No. 87, will be published. ACROSS:—L Frumpy: 6. Zona; 9. Lo; 10.
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    THE NEW CHINA— II
    1400 11 The Catalytic Causes of the Chaos A VINDICATION OF DR. SUN S WORKS Conservatism and Revolution M. —Our Special Correspondent.) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED] China has seemed to Europeans sphinx. She has stood oi the immovable East. Yet as oi fact, things in China have the sanac
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    THE SINGAPORE DOCK
    151 11 Danger of Breaking Adrift From Tugs On Lee Shore The interest taken in th? safe passage of the floating dock to Singapore is f=o great that the daily reports cf its progress -n tow of two sets of Dutch tues have been watched most carefully. Although when
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      145 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for August 26. To-day, August 21 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "A" (M. G.) Company, 30 yards Range. 5-15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Infantry Brigade Signal, Section (Ceylonese), Section Training. To-morrow, August 22 5-15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Brigade Signal Section (Indians), Section Training. 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Malay
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    Indian News and Notes
    1781 12 BRIGHT FUTURE FOR INDIAN FILMS Report of the Cinema Committee Issued (From Indian Exchanges.) The report of the Indian Cinema Trade Industry Committee, which came out early this month, suggests several proposals for the betterment of conditions in the cinema trade of India. It is a
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    77 12 British Official Wireless. London, August 20. Paris 124.15 New York 4.85 11/32 Brussels 34.89 Geneva 25.20 Amsterdam 12.105 Milan 92.80 Berlin 20.36 7/16 Stockholm 18.13 Copenhagen 18.19 Oslo 18.19 Vienna 34.425 Prague x 163.75 Helsingfors 192.75 Madrid 29.16 Lisbon 2 7/32 Athens 375 Bucharest 794 Rio 5 29/32 Buenos
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    57 12 According to statements made by members of the House of Commons, there have been complaints of illegal trawling off the West Coast of Scotland, with "brushes" with the gunboat Spey, on patrol duty there. The Government is to be asked to introduce legislation increasing the penalties for such offences. This
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      596 12 SPANISH TEA GARDENS 1 56, EAST COAST ROAD g I s 3 1 j] GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME g c From Friday, August 17 to Thursday, August 23. 1 r GATES OPEN AT 8 P.M. jj VAUDEVILLE STARTS AT 9:45 P.M. FILIPINO DANCE By Misses. Louisa and Georgette. g 0
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    IMMUNITY CLAIM SUCCEEDS
    477 13 Privilege "Open to Abuse" A MEMBER OF GERMAN EMBASSY EXEMPTED The House of Lords recently allowed the appeal of Herr Hermann Gustav Constantine Engelke, who claimed that, as he was in the service of the German Ambassador, he was entitled to exemption from a suit for arrears
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    FUEL CONFERENCE
    119 13 Tertiary Coal on Ships of X.P.M. In Malay Archipelago The World Power Conference, which is arranging a meeting in London from September 24 to October 6, has certain definite appeals to the shipping world in the programme it offers at that time. The ground covered includes all forms
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      554 13 THE PRE-EMINENT BRITISH WATERPROOFER I PUDLO Brand Cement Waterproofing Powder is a standard building Dj material which has placed additional value upon Portland Cement. X Used for Reservoirs, Baths, Tanks, Damp Walls Flat Roofs, Garage Pits, Stoke Holes, Concrete N Buildings, etc. the Admiralty and War Office Lists. Used Extensively
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      212 13 AUCTION SALE S. NOAH ALHABSHEE IN THE SUPREME COURT AT MUAR. JOHORE. Miscellaneous Application No. 67 of 1927. N. P. L. C. T. Muttiah Chettiar of South India Chargee and Sia O. Swee of No. 61, Jalan Maharani, Muar Chargor PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Rubber Plantations situated in the
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      362 13 I THREE REASONS WHY YOD ALSO SHOULD I I SPECIFY AND USE:- I Pabco J• 1 Plaster Board 1 I BH and Permanence-* 981 WJm 0) Approximately one-quarter of a million square feet has been fPH 1 Hffff used in Malaya during the past six months. 5 I S (2)
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      544 14 PUBLIC NOTICES EURASIAN COMPANY TICKERS GUN SECTION Those who wish to join the above are requested to send their names to the Adjutant, S.V.C., Drill Hall. Only Eurasians with previous Military or Volunteer experience need apply. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that 1 the undersigned, Tan Boon Seng of No.
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      430 14 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED—Salesman-Manager, Chinese preferred. Salary and Commission basis. References and Fidelity Bond required. Apply Box 704, c/o Malaya Tribune rpl^hi NTE D A Chinese clerk Quick and reliable at accounts and a good typist MaSa m Trr U ne t0 AX c/o W A N T E D—Competent bookkeeper
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      353 14 BANIB j THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Jf ft?* Street Muar M V *V onker Street. l!s££_? %<saa Batavia at r 3 V Bwjh Eoad ShanXi C T»Sa! S*"* 9 Kiukiang Road. AGENCIES AT: Aberdeen, Amsterdam, A'mov p.„i a massin, Bangkok, Basle Ba£& BerHn."
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      291 14 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £i, BO O 000 Paid-up Capital £i, 0 50 000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,584,846 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C.
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      194 14 INSURANCE tffW% THE flvl SOUTB BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT ft MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT JLOWRBT CURRENT RATBS. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH. Manager Offlee: 2. Finiayson Green. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) I Established 1907. HEAD OFFICE: 58, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. Paid
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      461 15 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. ffcNINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) OUTWARDS from LONDON For China Japan Due Tonnage Singapore 1928 Kashgar 9,100 Aug 25 Morea 11.0(H) Sept 8
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      594 15 STEAMER SAIUNCS HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE Hugo utBch Itinnes np H lustralische Linien |jQ Qj Dampfschiffsand Gesellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany) Passenger and Cargo Services. OUTWARDS HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA PORTS AND KOBE 1 f arl Aug 28 T Leverkusen o eD t k ERMLAND pj HOMEWARDS HOLLAND HAMBURG AND BREMEN
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      412 15 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHEI i\ (Incorporated in Germany.) The under oted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS FOR MANILA, HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND NORTH CHINA PORTS. DERFFUNGER Sept 13 FOR MANILA, JAPAN AND VLADIVOSTOK. GOETTINGEN Aug 31 FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN, t SCHWABEN Sept 6 HOMEWARDS FOR ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG
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      230 15 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD~ local Sailings from Singapore. PENANG (direct express service— lttf hours) Thursday 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH" BELAWAN (via Penang) Thursday 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH" PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG w°j day J 4 P- m "KINTA" Wednesday 4 p.m. "IPOH" Saturday 4 p.m. "KLANG" PORT SWETTENHAM TELUK ANSO» Friday
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