Malaya Tribune, 6 July 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVI.- N IST SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1929 pjve^entsT The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday. July 6. 1)20.
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      135 1 UPTON'S I CEYLON TEA. rOU CANNOT BETTER THF BEST. LATHES, SHAPiN? "™2ET^S~™ S SHAPING AND DRILLING MACHINES, Etc. j c CATALOGUES AND PRICES FROM I ~THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LID sue*™* llTiTlMllll'll I V SINGAPORE, jj.' Dewar s White Label, Age and Quality guaranteed, fa on sale at all Hotels,
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      8 1 Suiting* For Tropical Wear ?S HIGH STREET, J
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    Education in Straits Settlements.
    857 2 MORE MONEY SPENT ON ENGLISH SCHOOLS. Higher Standard in Queen's Scholarships. In addition to the full Report on Education in the Straits Settlements hv Dr. B> <>. Wnstedt Director of Education, the iollowmg summary of education in 1928 appears in the Annual Report of the Government.
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      553 2 I "ABPRO IS THE KEY TO HEALTHI 1 I TABLETS T 6OCT T S S I 3 "Tie marvellous relieving power* *»f are now becoming as well known lia Malaya a* in other parts of ths WaiM. "Aapra- Is a small white lai.Uri S g wrapped in the hygienic patented
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      165 2 Sj S I responds OI W "'oat I MALAYAN MOTORS LTD. Gene Til Distributors for the S.S and F M.S. Jo tun!' °Lffeet^ ect d m hea,th collld demonstrated to you on a balance-sheet you would see at once that it is a loss which must be cut-and promptly. Not
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    Correspondence.
    85 3 Our readers are invited to write to u* "subjects of public interest. It must be Jerstood that the "Malaya Trikune" does necessarily endorse opinions expressed v correspondents. Letters should be as rief as possible, preferably type-written double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen-names may be
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    Municipal Meters.
    244 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir —Under the system now in vogue in ue Municipality, in the reading of gas, v.ater, and electric meters, no entry is male .f the number of units as the meters read, either on any book in the premises contour a 01 on
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    Geylang Robbery.
    322 3 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.') Sir, —I wonder from what source you .btained the information regarding the •tbove robbery, reported in your isSue of yesterday. The report does not contain the actual facts. I happened to be going at the time along Sims Avenue on my motor-cycle in
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    "The Law and Lawyers."
    650 3 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I am flattered indeed by being ranked with Macaulay, a great authority <>n Lav/, Politics, English History, Litoia- ure, Parliamentary Procedure and statesmanship. But as regards the arguments presented by my opponent, they remind ine of a man who could not
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    Lavender Street Houses.
    325 3 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —When first I heard about the Improvement Trust scheme for building houses at Lavender Street, I made application for option to rent one of the houses. The answer stated that no reservations were to be made. To-day I received the enclosed,
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    Note to Correspondents.
    113 3 i Public Spirit," "Simple Peter" and i "Just Francis" are reminded that typewritten names are not signatures and cannot be accepted as authentication. The two first-named are also reminded that the correspondence on the subject on which they write has been closed. Incidentally, there are evidences that
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      247 3 DARE YOU LOOK THE WEIGHING MACHINE IN THE FACE? Skinny Men and Women —Don't Miss This! You lose health as you lose weight—all your reserve strength goes and you have nothing to fall back on when illness strikes you. If you have given up all hope of evei being* able
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      240 3 R R EJAS [Made from Golden Virginia Leaf, in London's iiS Largest Hygienic Cigarette Factory. |g|g MATURING MAKES THEM COOL AND FRAGRANT^^^ SOLE AGENTS:—Hl'TTENBACH LAZARUS A SONS LTD: SINGAPORE. PENANG. IPOfl. KUALA-LUMPUR. «n— 111 jj 1 STOCKS ARRIVING SHORTLY. jj 3 3 LACQUIN: A combination of pure milk and tasteless
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    CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES.
    1172 4 A Port Trust for Colombo (From Exchanges.) The report of the Colombo Port Commission has just been issued. The main gist of their recommendations is that the port, which is now controlled by Government, should be handed over to a trust or committee representative chiefly of
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      393 4 ESS! lf/s cured by m X "Santuben" M as recommended by the German J^H Authority on Tuberculosis Wm linUA! PROF. DR. WOLFF-EISNER J M[| |l UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN jflj jHwt "r J| and approved i n over ***** cases Jfl II I U during 20 years of special work j^K
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      224 4 FINE AND EXCELLENT SETS OF j COAT BUTTONS. jj Sets of 5 buttons 9 ct. gol l and silver *ets of 7 buttons and 2 studs 9 ct. gold n) and silver. And a large variety of different patterns are stocked. S J PEARLS. NECKLETS CHOKERS. EARRINGS. q Can be
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      818 4 How to get ri i oj hair on the ar: Never use razors. It is the raz., quickly turns the suit, downy gro., youth's face into a coarse and br ist It is like trimming a hedge v mi ti the hair grow faster and thicker. V. the ideal method
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      516 5 Church Services. SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. St. Andrew's Cathedral July 7, 1929. Thanksgiving Service for Recovery of H. M. the King. ST. PETER'S CHURCH Stamford Road Tamil Service 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion. Celebrant: Rev. S. K. Ponniah. Preacher: Archdeacon Swindell. 3 p.m. King's Thanksgiving Service. GARRISON CHURCHES. Tanglin 7 a.m.
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      273 5 CHINESE GOSPEL HALL North Bridge Road. Lord 8 Day 10:15 a.m. Breaking of Bread. Lord s Day 7 p.m. Address to Christiana. TAMIL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Short Street 8:30 a.m. Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. Divine Service and Holy Communion. Preacher: Rev. J. A. Supraraaniam. 7:30 p.m. Epworth League Meeting. Speaker:
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      234 5 "OH, SO-SO!" Are you one of the- many who when asked how they are usaalry reply, "Oh, just soso"? Or can yon respond* with a hearty, "Fine, thank you M The "Just so-so" people almoct inviriebly are those who are heid in the bondage of constipation, with one or more
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      131 5 KREMENTZ SAVE TIME and look always neat by using Krementz buttons in your washable coats. They are put in and taken out easily but, when on, there is no possibility of losing them. Neither time nor climate will damage Krementz plate nor afreet the beautiful designs. Sold by best stores
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      408 6 Amusements. I PAVILION I THONE 6903 jj jo js FROM MONDAY, JULY 1 TO SUNDAY, JULY 7. AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. j> X s The Latest PATHE GAZETTE. k lo ni i I Leatrice Joy I IN I ITHE SONGofthe DANUBE; j I IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 740 P.M.
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      298 6 lALHAMBRA! I THONE 6909 I g (TAN CHENG SEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) c I PROGRAMME jj I Commencing Saturday, July 6 j I and ending Thursday, July 11. [j] jj a IN THE SECOND SHOW AT t P M 1 C I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. j I D. W.
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      350 6 j GAIETY CINEMA Where there s always a Good Show. 1 Jnetioa Albert snd Bencoolen Streets. FROM FRIDAY, JULY S TO THURSDAY, 3 JULY U. j 3 Triple BUI 1 THREE BIG FEATURES! second pji j 1 The Fightin' Comeback, J au• v. j «r j A high speed, romantic
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      148 6 SURINA THEATRE To-mght's the Night: North Bridge Road, 'Phone No 5281, FROM WEDNESDAY, JUL? 3 TO m<uu» JUU 9 DAI I Serials and 1 Million Dollar Prod i ;on f*m AT 790 PM HEROES OF THE WILD SERIAL. Episodes 9 10 (Final) scorn of the scout si i AI The
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    292 7 Both Rubber and Tin Shares Firm. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. -day: RUBBER. London 10 1-5, 16d., up %d. New York 21. cents (G), up cent. Share*: —Firm. Allenbys $2.20 —$2.30, wcr Moleks $1.65 —$1.75, Ayer Panas v.»'. 05—59.30, Bas.setts 90—95 cents, Bal$3.10—
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    45 7 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., Singapore, in '.heir weekly report, dated July 5, state: The market is firmer and shows an improvement of 50 cents since we k. Approximately 7C5 tons w<?re shipped. Closing quotations are as follows:—Suniried $9.10. Mixed $8.55.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    198 7 Guthrie's Report. Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., Singapore in their weekly report dated July 5, state: The Commodity market has improved slightly with only small business passing. L-ttle or no support from Manufacturers has been forthcoming locally but sellers have shown no inclination to meet buyers views
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    EXCHANGES.
    82 7 British O fficial Wireless. London, Julv 5. Paris 123.975 N :;w York 4.84% Brussels 34.9> Geneva 25.21 Amsterdam 12.07% Milan 92.675 Berlin 20.36 Stotkholm 18.095 Copenhagen' 18.21 Oslo 18.20 Vienna 34.50 Prague 163.75 Ilelsingfors 192% Madrid 33.62 Lisbon 108.20 Athens 375 Bucharest 817 Rio 6% Buenos Aires 47% Bombay
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    LOSSES ON THE TURF.
    396 7 Malay Actor Examined in Bankruptcy. In the Singapore Bankruptcy Court .esterday, Mr. Justice Deane presiding, lVir. T. B. Cocker (Assistant Official Assignee) niked for his lordship's permission to transfer back to Malacca certain bankruptcies which were pending and which had been ransferred from Malacca to Singapore.
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    67 7 A company has been formed to establish ishinj? industry in Dutch East Indies •is with a capital of 1,000.000 guilders, factory with a capacity of 15 tons of i-h a day will be erected in the Lingn Art hipelago, 100 miles from Singapore, v here the fish will be marketed.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    118 7 "RAJULA" DECLARED INFECTED. The steamship "Rajula" is expected tomorrow morning from Madras via Coast ports. The vessel was declared infected with smallpox on her arrival at Penang and all the passengers were landed at the Quarantine Camp at that port. The 4 City of Windsor" arrived to-day from
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    ARRIVALS.
    145 7 Ganges Maru," Jap., 2.741 tons, Ce.pt. Ckura, from Bombay, 5-7; for Kobe, 0-7. "Hong Peng," Brit., 2,525 tons, Cap,. Cowan, from Amoy, 5-7; for Penan?, 0-7. Circe," Brit., 314 tons, Capt. Ure. frcaa P. Dirksjn, 5-7; for P. Dickson, 6-7. "Guma," Brit., 3,238 tons, Cap:. Armour, from Osaka, 5-7;
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    Shares & Produce.
    1329 7 Shares Produce. PRODUCE. S.njiapore, July 6. IS 2 T So Johore Black Pepper fj? Rice Siam 4 gjj C Pra 910 Rice Saieon 1 290 M,xed Co P ra 8-55 R ice Salon 2 280 Ka y° n Copra X Won 3 253 Sma Tapioca 6.25 Rice', Rangoon 1 Pearl
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    109 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves Singapore, July 6. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil. Msin Whsrf (Entrance Gate S). City of Bedford 16; Larut 14; Medusa 13; Goshu Maru 11; Deli 9; Benalder 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). City of Windsor 35; Perim 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION.
    43 7 Orders for week ending Sunday July 14: Tuesday, July 9.—Advanced Signalline Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Officer's Meeting, Headquarters, 6 p.m. Thursday, July 11.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, July 12.—Elementary Signalling Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Ambulance Clas?, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m.
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for T'idia and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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      188 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, LOST. Receipt book containing Nos. 269 to 300 inclusive, has been lost, and our customers are warned not to acknowledge the receipts bearing above numbers against payment of their bills. ASIA MOTOR GARAGE. m „i«-t, WANTED-Bank requires efficient clerk. Only those with good experience need apply to 555,
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      201 7 WANTED. Applications arc invited for the post of Stenographer for the Co-operative Societies j Department, F.M.S. and S.S., Kuala Lumpur. 2. Applicants should state their age, Nationality, qualifications and experience. 3. The appointment is non-pensionable and termina fl e on one month %Tnotice on i either si(]e j 4 j
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      81 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week ending July 7: To-day, July 6. 2pm —Bukit Timah Range, Units S. V. C., Practice Penang Veteran Shield 2 p. m Farrer Range (Seletar), S>. K. (v), Classification. 3 p.m.-Siglap, S. V. F. A., Camp. To-morrow. July 7. 7 30
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      547 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT, MALAYA. SATURDAY, JULY 6, 9 a.m. ill 1 Temperate. Rainfall Bright Mean Wind. Sunshine Force Stations. 1 yesterday. Yesterday Humidity Direc- Weather. Max- Min No-of HHP.: p I p Ins. hours. tion. 1 i |<! I Kuala Lumpur 88 70 nil 8 3
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    59 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths. DEATH. MR. SIM KIA TENG—On July 4, 1929 at 4.30 a.m., at his residence No. 47* Circular Road (Chop Guan Moh>, nt the age of 55, leaving behind three beloved sons and three daughters to mourn his loss. Date of funeral will be announced
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    709 8 A series of article* on the proWems relating to Indian labour in Malaya, contributed by a gent smploying the pseudonym of "Truth*' and earnestly endeavouring to justify it, has appeared in our columns during tha past few months, being concluded In yesterday's issue. We appreciate the handsome tribute
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    305 8 There are ">00 Filipinos in Malaya, we i leatti from the Malays in Message." In Singapore 230 are regjcLnt, and in Penang 100. The Rev. R. A. Blasdell and family are planning to leave for the United States on their furlough about the end of this month. A telegram from
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    VISIT OF SIAMESE KING AND QUEEN.
    494 8 Programme for Singapore. The following provisional progiamine ci the visit of Their Majesties the King and Queen of Siam to Singapore i lorwart.cd by the Colonial Secretary: JULY 31. 9.30 a.m.: His Excellency will pay his official cail on board the Royal Yacht. Full
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    483 8 A Tokyo message of July 4 reports the death of Bar.n Joichi Soeda, Ifcmbsi of the Upper Hou*e. The usual monthly meeting of ths Sinhalese Association will be held en Monday at 6 p.m. in the Association balL Mr. Sy:':ney Smith, O BE.. Depots Director of Public Work-. F.M.S and
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    Notes of the Week.
    625 8 (By Plebiut i A bunch of annual repcrts were U the table at Wednesday's meeting Legislative Council. The Colonial taiy's Report, showing an unex: surplus which was certainly not due t economy, and Dr. Winsteclt's Education Report, which itself offers evidence aga i the reported desire
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    INTERNATIONALISM IN MALAYA.
    100 8 INTERNATION A LISM IN MALAYA. A New Club a: Ipoh. (From Our Own Prr rnprarfwnt) Ipoh, July At the Concord Dim or Mr. Leong Sil i N"am, a well known tr d r and one of the j Chinese guests, gratefully recalled Britain' protection of Dr. Sun Vat Sen as
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    29 8 From France by "Chenonccaux," due a' Singapore at 6 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Manila by "President Hr.rrison," due at Sinfrapore daylight on Monday, the Bth instant.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    49 8 Latest Quotat ons. RUBBER. F.< tuk:r 10 15/16 d. New York:— een< (G). •Singapore:-46« -:JT east TIN. l.< nd n Srcr QftM 5 fir* fw 0d); •8 month*. bay?* £907 L2i »'d '.up 10«) H rs £207 Ife txm 7a od) Singapore.-— $105. (1".5 ton* sdd.)
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      101 8 STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS OR SINGLE Compasses, Dividers, Bows, Etc., Etc. Sole Agents for W. F. STANLEY A CO, LTD. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore. TO LET. Practically New Bungalow, 9, Wilkie Terrace, area about 5,000 sq. ft, 6 bed-rooms, servants quarters, water and
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    AIR LINER WITH THREE DECKS. "A NIGHTMARE."
    716 9 Attack on Sir Austen Chamberlain. ORDERS FROM FRANCE Reuter's Service. London, July 5. A vigorous attack on Sir Aust-n ChamI rlain by Col. IWedgvrood was the feature of the resumed debate on the Address in the House of Commons. After a plea for
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    Sir Austen Chamberlain
    790 9 SUPPORTS PEACE CONVERSATIONS. British Official Wireless. Rugby, July 5 In the House of Commons to-day, when the debate on the Address to the T *°r* e was continued, Sir Austen Chamber a n, refrrrine to negotiations with America, said: "The statement by Mr. Gibson an? the mention
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    "No Conditions."
    84 9 SOVIET NEWSPAPERS' REPLY. Reuter's Service. Moscow, June 5. Tomm anting on the statement in the King's Speech in regard to Anglo-Soviet relations, the newspapers unanimously declare the Soviet will not atrree to any prelim Ln-iy negotiations to determine the conHit ons for resumption of diolomatif relations "Izvestia" recalls
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    King's Cup Race
    119 9 THREE WOMEN FINISH FIRST STAGE. Captain Siack Leading. Reuter's Service. London, July 5. One of the competitors in the King's Cup race is Flight Lieutenant Atcherley, who is one of the pilots in Great Britain's Schneider Trophy Team. Lady Bailey and Miss Spooner are among the eighteen
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    Monster Seaplane
    125 9 GERMAN EXPERTS' LATEST ACHIEVEMENT. To Carry 150 People. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, July 5. The Dornier Works at Fried rich shaf en announce the completion of the world's greatest flying boat, accommodating 12'J passengers and a crew of 30, whose constru.tion lasted 2% years. The boat is equipped
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    A THREE-DECKER PLANE.
    56 9 Reuter's Service. Berlin, July 5. The three-decker aeroplane to be tested shortly has been christened "Dux" and carries lap passengers. She is driven by twelve engines each of 525 horse rower. Her bottom deck is used for petrol supplier, the middle for passengers and tie highest forms
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    MALAYA'S "G.O.M."
    312 9 Honour Claimed for Penang Veteran. Recently (says the "Pinang G zet c"5 we published a paragraph lrom the 'Malay a Tiicune" from one of its reuders having to do with M kya's veer ns. The correspordci:t in ouestion, replying to a statement by the "Malay Mail" ;hat Mr.
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    FRENCH DEBTS TANGLE.
    72 9 Cabinet's Emergency Meeting. Reuter's Service. Paris, July 3. dim v ty of obtaining a majority in the Ch m; er f< r ~ne r tideation i f the debt agreement with Ameri:a without conditions unacceptable to *he Government is seriously perturbing Ministers. M. Phincare suddenly convoked the
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    SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB.
    58 9 Report for Week June 23 29. Total flying time 4 hrs. 10 mins. Dual ins t ruc:ion 2 hrs. 45 mins. Sclo flights 50 mins. Passenger flights 25 mins. Tests 10 mins. Owing to rain pract cally every day this week no flying was possible beyond a
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    GENERAL FENG FORGIVEN.
    49 9 Arrest Warrant Cancelled. "Sin Kuo Min" Press Service. Shanghai, July 6. A GovernmenL mandate to-diy cancels the arrest warrant issued against General Feng, stating that he is obeying the Government in retiring abroad and forgiving him on account of his former good work for the revolution.
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    THE EGYPTIAN KING.
    22 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, July 5. King- Fuad has arrived at Geneva and visits unofficially the Le'gue of Nations.
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    CHILD SLAVES.
    97 9 Appeal to Secretary for Colonies INCREASE IN HONG KONG. Reuter's Service. London, July 5. At the annual meeting of the AntiSlavery and Aborigines Protection Society in London, Mr. Charles Roberts, presiding, said that it was very disappointing to find that mui-tsai "or child slaves" in Hong Koni had
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    EX-PREMIER'S APPEAL.
    161 9 German Scholars at Oxford. Reuter's Service. I»ondon, July 5. The Rh dc;* Scholars' dinner it Oxford to-n ght. was attended by the Prince of Wales, Mr. Stanley Baldwin and ten prewar Germ mi Rhodes Scholars, in: luding Count Bernstorff, Counsellor of the Embassy in London. Mr Bildwin announced
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    INTENSITY OF STORMS IN EUROPE.
    102 9 Never Before Experienced. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berl n. July 5. Twenty-seven d>iths are reported owing to a tressend >u< h. ilstorm and typhoon tvhich swept sou h Germany and Bavaria. Hundreds of cattle, including whole berds of sheep, were wiped out. Over 2,008 windows were
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    PERAK STATE COUNCIL.
    82 9 Cameron's Highlands Reserve. TWO MALAYS COM MEN DUD. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 5. f me interesting decisions of the Perak Suite Council are announced, including a reserve of several hundred acres in the hill area at Tapah, near Cameron's Highlands. The Council also favoured a
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    INDEPENDENCE DAY.
    86 9 Casualties in Celebrations. Reuter's Service. New York, July 5. There was a great diminution of the nrntber of casualties in Independence Day celebrations, the only fatality occurring in the metropolitan area where a child died from burns. Sudden deaths throughout the country numbered 159, which was 44 less
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    BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
    30 9 Congress in South Africa. Reuter's Service. London, July 5. The final contingent of members of the Bnr'sh Association left to-day for South •\friea, to attend the 1929 Congress.
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    To-day's Features.
    16 9 CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES, on page 4. NOTES OF THE WEEK, on page 8.
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    Sports & Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    659 10 Sports Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. S.C.C. Still Unbeaten. j HARD LUCK FOR THE S.R.C. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. t- LBy '«Reynard.**] The two Padang clubs met on neutral ground, at the Stadium yesterday, in the Cfr&t Division of the Singapore'league. On Iform the S.C.C. were expected to win, but jt&e S.R.C. had the
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    League Fixtures.
    94 10 MONDAY, JULY 8. Division I. Welch v. S.C.F.A. at Stadium. TUESDAY, JULY 9. Division 11. O.T.F.C. y. S.C.F.A. "B" at S.R.C. ground. V.M.C.A. Robins at V.M.C.A. ground. 1 WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1 Division I. Malays v. R.A. at Stadium. THURSDAY, JULY 11. Division 11. &RX. v. Police at
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    Wing's XI v. G.P.O.
    50 10 The following "will represent. Wing's XI against the G. P. O. to-morrow on the S.C.F.A. ground:--Sm Hup; Tow Piew and An Cheong; Hong Fie, Chye Meng and Wang Kan; Kah Khui, Kwang Cheong, ttong Wing, Scow Chiew and Ah Leek. Reserves :—Yoon Chew and Wing Kee.
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    H. and S.L.U. Beat Medical College.
    38 10 1 m r Jn a faat and exciting match on the #att«rr>ii ground yesterday, tho Leaguers 1 svon. fey 8 goals tn on* Lgrs.. Wah Keng, I jVHs-Seah-Cheu Kit »>-ored for the'
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    S.U.C.A. Beat P.D.R.C.
    75 10 Cn the Seremban Station Padan? on the Seremban United Ch.ii ac Association "A" met the Port Dickson Recreatkm Club. The game waa one-sided, tha Chinese be'mj much superior. They opened the s:ore through Teck Chye who added another goal, followed by E;ig Guan. The visitors scored through
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    Seremban Schools' Match.
    62 10 In the inter-schools competition at Seremban, St. Paul's Institution beat King Georg- V School 3—l. Tho J.C.S.A. II will meet the Malayan Seminary school on Monday on the J.C.S.A. ground, with the following team: Yusope Nawuwi (capt.), Humbert Oliverio, Danker, K. Mosbergen, Dudley, Ban Hee, Bock Lim,
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    PERAK CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    65 10 Record Entry for the Mile. ATHLETICS. (From Our Own Correspondent. Ipoh, July 5. Entries for the Perak sports championships show a record of 23 for the mile and 17 for the half mile and a dozen for the first pole jump championship. Although the old Ipoh challenge cups
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    British Marathon.
    67 10 NEW WORLD RECORD ESTABLISHED. Reuter's Service. Stamford Bridge, July 5. H. Payne won the British Marathon in 2 hrs., 30 -mins., 57-3/5 sees., which is a world's record. Payne's time in the same event last year was 2 hrs., 34 mins., 34 sees, and El Onafi (France) wo
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    Outram School Sports.
    492 10 RAFFLES AGAIN CHAMPIONS. The annual athletic sports of Outram School were held on the school grounds yesterday under favourable weather conditions in the presence of a huge crowd. The TyebaHy Cup for the champion house was gained by Raffles, with 361 points, Buckley being the runners-up with
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    County Matches.
    297 10 RAIN INTERRUPTS MANY GAMES. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. London, July 5. Raiti affected most of the matches commerced on Wednesday And which were terminated to-day with tne following results:— NOTTS EEAT GLAMORGAN. Notts:—512 for 6 wkts. declared. G. Gunn 178, Pay ton 116 not out). Glamorgan:—,107 (Larwood 6 fyr
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    Countv Championship Table.
    164 10 POSITIONS UP TO YESTERDAY. L** Ut iBficm. 8mm* P W. L. D. W.L. Ptft. (8) U R S f 3 U Gloucester (l»J 14 y 8 i l 0 81 Kint (jj 14 9 4 0 1 0 77 Lancashire < 1} 14 6 d 0 3
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    94 10 P.S. AND L. v. 8.8. AND I. Opening the batting for the Puolic Services and Law against the 8.8. and L in the tournament match on the padang yesterday, with Hunter, Pank hit about freely and was unfortunate to be run out just before stumps were drawn for
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    Week-end Fixtures.
    336 10 ETCETERAS v. WELCH REGT. The S.C.C. tournament side "Etceteras" will meet a Welch Regt XI at Tanglin in a game commencing at 2 'clock to-day. S.R.C. v. MUNICIPALITY. The S.R.C. meet the Municipality in a game on the S.R.C. padang commencing at 2 p.m. to-day. S.C.R.C. v. WELCH
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    HELEN'S HAT TRICK.
    240 10 Miss Wills' Third Successive Win. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. London, July 5. In the ladies' singbs final at Wimbledon t«>-day, Miss Helen Wills (America) Won her third successive Wimbledon Sine,! s Championship defeating Miss Hel n Jaccbs (America > 6 I, 6—2. Th- re war. it.i a
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    113 10 Further results in the Straits Ch'nese Recreation Club tournament are: "A" Singles Handicap. Chia Teck Yam. owe 9, be 1 Chen Su I.an, owe 3, 6—l, 6—3. Jee Ah Chian owe y beat \"ap Ah Hy. n. owe 7—5, 7—5 •R" Singles Handicap. Wee Keng ('heng, owe 12,
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    Selangor Singles.
    51 10 FIRST ROUND RESULTS. (From Our Own Correspondenc.> Ku.la Lumpur, July 6. In the Selangor singes championship yesierd y, in the first round, Errim.un cea' Loke Yaik Foo 6—S, 6—3, 6— 2 r Hovil Seat Nathan 4—6, 6—3, 7—5, Ferriday beat Ward 6—3. 6—3 md Wedj»ewond bea: Arritfin 6—2,
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    Ec Kong's Champ onship.
    99 10 The final tie in the Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A. championship, between Ong Be K«mg, F.M.S. and Selangor champion, and Ng Kok Kew, was played On Thursday, when Ec Kong won in straight .sets, 6- 3, 6—3. This (says the "Malay Mail") was Ec Kong's fourth successive win.
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    N. S. Tournament.
    22 10 On Thursday evening, at Seremban, S. Namasivayam defeated Lim Cheah Aik 6—l 6—l in the Negri Sembilan open tournament.
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    52 10 SWIMMING. The Swimming Club will meet a Chinese team at water polo at the Swimming Club to-morrow morning, commencing at 11 o'clock. The Swimming Club will be represented by Bessom. Hill, Thompson. Piers, Hay, Iken and Bromley-Davenport. There will also be a four lengths handicap race for the
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    Seremban Medal.
    40 10 GOLF. The June monthly medal (bogey) of the Seremban Golf Club was won by Mr. T. Park (18), 4 up. Ninety r one cards srece taken out. The June mixed foursome competition was cancelled owing to insuflicient entries.
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    HAS KEY "COME BACK?"
    480 10 Cjmments on Tmirsday's Big Fight. BOXING. (BY "X.0.") Battling Key, the one-time Chinese Georges Carpentier," and the man whc created a sensation in local boxing circles years ago with his wonderful ringcraft and speed, has once again sprung into the limehght by virtue of his X
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    QUARRY FATALITY.
    114 10 Coroner's Inquiry. An inquiry was held in the Cormier's Court on Thursday Mr. F. G. Bourne presiding, into the death of a Chines > fitter who was killed while driving an engine at the Bukit Timah Quarry recently. Evidence was given to the effect 'that the engine was
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    351 10 Mr. "Wally" Tato, who visited Malaya with the Dick Norton Companies on several occasions, died in Simla some time ago. Mi. C. Alm a Baker, C.8.E., and Mrs. Alma Baker, who recently frrived in BUu Gajah from New Zealand,, will be leaving Malaya on July 11. It is loc dly
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    SMART POLICE WORK.
    282 10 Seventh Escaped Convict Caught. The wide-aw ke activities of our ,1 Police Force h .ye beei responsible f capture of tr.other of the cony.cts escaped from the Singapore Criminal }> on the morning of March 24. detec ive No. 66 was on his rounds y t day
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    "IKAN SEMBILAN."
    404 10 A Warning to Sea Bathers. Perhaps it is not generally known that almost all round tne toast of Malaya, and Ceyion for that matter, the ikan Sembilan, a little poisonous tish, is prj.al nt. It is about three inches lonj, has a .sharp spike on its back and
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    281 10 Members of the Fathul Karib club untitled asked to note that a general meeting will be held to-morrow, at 10 a.m., at the c!uh house, followed by a tea party. After a protracted hearing the caa J**" Nagar Ayadurai, chief cashier, i Office, F.M.S. Railways, was charged a committing criminal
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    Sports and Pastimes. Malacca Sprinters' League.
    288 11 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Mr. Ong Kirn Ke;. has presented a nee s.iield t > the Malacca Sprinters thenr yearly competition, while Mr. E. Teck has presented silver gold-centre .ials lor me winners tnd Messrs. Chia a Seng, Chiew Hock Seng and Ong Kirn g silver
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    Malacca Beaten at Muai.
    221 11 A TALE OF TWO PENALTIES. A Muar te m on Sunday entertaine 1 Malacca, who were n :t at full s.reng h, and weie beaten by the only foal. In th:; early stages Malacca had more cf the pi y. Felix was an outstand ng half-back,
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    St. Andrew's School Sports.
    441 11 SOME EXCELLENT RECORDS. ATHLETICS. Under exceptionally tine weather connitiony, the annual athletic sports of St. Andrew's Scnool were held on tne Kaiiles School ground on Thursday in the presence of a large crowd of interested spectators. The tvents we.e keenly contested and thei e were some
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    CHIANG, YEN AND FENG.
    141 11 Retirement "Manoeuvres." "Sin Kuo Min" Press Service. [By courtesy of "Sin Chew Jit Poh."] Peiping, July 5. General Yen Hsi Shan, still in hospital with dysentery, is determined to accompany General Feng Yu Hsi ng and it is now said that they will depart from Tientsin
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    DEBTS COMPLICATION.
    116 11 Should America be More Generous? Reuter's Service. London, July 5 Dr. Hibben, President of the Princeton University, caused a sensation at the dinner of the American Society on Independence Day in London when he declared that he believed the United States should have been a little more generous
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    "TALKIE" DISPUTE.
    75 11 Actors' Association Defied, j Reuter's Service. New York, July 4. The Actors' Equity Association, whi :h la the trade union for actors and actresses in America, has voted $10,Q90 to finance a campaign to organise ''talkie" actors. Th? Association seeks to insist that all "taikie" actors and actresses
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    Commercial News. SHARE MARKET.
    584 12 Lyall and Evatt's Report. Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Singapore, in their weekly report, dated July 3, state: The metal market has been very steady, continued small gains leaving the c losing quotation 22/6 higher ever the period with local up $1%. Statistics are unchanged, with sales,
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    621 12 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., Singapore, in their weekly report d ted July 5, tt^te: The market has been quiet and steady bat shows some improvement s nce the publication of the import and Export jgures for Jure. Cabks from London and New York this morning
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    VALUE.
    278 12 Happy Workers Make Best Cars. When every automobile manufacturer Is loudly j advertising the excess or surplus value of his car, is it any wonder the public jbecome confused and sceptical—all such claims being just alike? Valui, however, is a matter of interest to all lautomobile buyers. The public
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    SALE OF CASTOR OIL.
    343 12 Alleged False Trade Discription. At the instance of Messrs. C. and E. Morton, Limited the pioprietor of T. G. Kiat and Co., of North Bridge Road, was charged in the District Court on Thursday with using a false trade mark, with selling and having in his
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    Increase of F.M.S. Duties.
    580 13 DEARER PETROL AND CIGARETTES. General Advance in Luxury Taxes. The Federated Malay States Government delights in springing unpleasant surprise? on the public in spite of the difficulties existing to-day in the money market. The Government's latest bombshell (.says the "Times of Malaya") is the announcement that
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