Malaya Tribune, 5 August 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune XVI, No. 1825 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Aug. 5. 1929.
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      126 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. ft CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. LATHES, SHAPING AND DRILLING MACHINES, Etc CATALOGUES AND PRICES FROM I So.c Importers: THE E4ST ASI4TIC CO., LID., SINGAPORE I (Incorporated in Denmark.) Lrj NO OTHER CAR GIVES AS MUCH FOR YOUR .MONEY. f Borneo Motors, Limited. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.)
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    Literary Notes.
    1661 2 A BOOK FOR MALAYANS. Interesting Life-Story of the Dayang Muda. "Relations and C omplications." By H H. the Dayans Muda of Saiawak. John Lane, the Bodlcy Head, Ltd., London. fs*. This entertaining and well-written book ha- a curious title, for the "complications are not lemarkable and the best
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    A Monte Carlo Romance.
    313 2 "The Infallible System." Br Charles Kingston.. .John Lane. The Bodlcv Head. Ltd. 7s. fkJ. Picture a man who claims to have evolved a system that cannot fail to "bent the hank at Monte Carlo, is himself unable to exploit it because he is stricken with illness,
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      126 2 oc=toi==iOC=lOC= I IOC3OI 101=301 p i I WHITEAWAYS U O I Great Annual j SALE c 0 CONTINUING I j THROUGHOUT j 1 The Whole of 1 I AUGUST S Reduced Prices j !j IN EVERY I DEPARTMENT 1 MEN'S WEAR I LADIES' WEAR f 1 OUTFITTING CHILDREN S WEAR
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      278 2 Keep Your Ha j Healthy and Glossy GENTLY massage the seal r Cuticura Ointment to soften remove any dandruff. Let rem3. minutes, then shampoo with a of Cuticura Soap and warm Rinse thoroughly in cooler wat< Sample each Soap, Ointment and 1 free upon request, from Muller pj (Malaya) Ltd.,
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    World Aviation.
    1502 3 ADVANCE IN AIRCRAFT DESIGN. The Greatest Voyage Yet. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune".) Preparations are being made for the biggest advance ever attempted in marine aircraft design, an advance which has been made possible entirely by British developments, and which is likely to usher in the time when
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      723 3 WATERS \atUEl hocmS< Estates Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. TELEGRAMS: TA XT Telephone No. "STATETRUST SINGAPORE" gr A B.C. sth and 6th Edition. C# 2 Bentley's and Liebers. A Trust Company Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance of 1926, with Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: NOS
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    Correspondence.
    90 4 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects ol public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters should be as brief as possible, preferably type-written (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen-names
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    Obstructions.
    72 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir— The Town Cleansing Department are more or less energetic in their efforts to keep clear the five-foot way and roadside, but I wonder if the Chief Superintendent would be so kind as to visit Chin Chew Street, and see how the second-hand dealers
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    "Is Evolution a Myth?"
    2224 4 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—l shall be much obliged if you would be sj good as to publish the following reasonings and arguments in favour of evolution, supported by the Biblical, logical, observatory, experimental and common sense points of view. A correspondent in your issue
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      260 4 I Cologne and I I *#ar. /1 1 p Two names linked for Jft Wai /J I ever in the annals of vJj M J|' I ficent monument of \1I?A IL 1 Gothic architecture Ml I f\ ft |J 1(I IJ| 1 f I Cologne Cathedral Ml lf|||| 4 t|ll|4
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      222 5 Often ABOVE all-Listerine is safe! It is a fine, old household amiJ- X septic, recommended by doctors the world over. It prevents infection, guards against illness, promotes healing-yet it will not injure the most delicate membranes or tissues. Use full strength Listerine as a gargle and mouth wash-to kill germs
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      346 5 GOOD ENGLISH AND COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Learn to speak and write well. Yoo can study at home In your spare time Write for FREE, illustrated book Accountancy Architecture 2SHsfstf™ Training Clerk of Works Draftsmanship L.A.A. and C.R.A. Engineering:—Civil Good English Concrete Correspondence Structural Advertising Mechanical salesmanship Electrical Matriculation Steam, etc. OVER
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      122 5 In 5 New Shipment of j "GOLDKLANG" I I Mandolines, Guitars and Tenor Banjos. 1 I CASH or INSTALMENT. B j Nang Heng Co., I a_ 958 105, Selegie Road, Singapore. I ■■■IB 111 111 l I -XHBtnmzsßSSsZSettihi!xd±^ A BEAUTIFUL VIOLIN With Bow and Case complete for $20. I BW.
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      188 5 BIOCITIN We reproduce hereunder a letter from a grateful parent, which speaks for itself:— "I have the greatest pleasure to let you know that the bottle of Biocitin tonic you sent me has worked wonderful results on my daughter. She used to be pale and sickly but when she has
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      430 6 Amusements> t PAVILION I I 'PHONE 6903 1 I FrtOM MONDAY, AUGUST STO SUNDAY, AUGUST 11. J AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. I The Latest PATHE GAZETTE. PATHE LOCAL: S BOY SCOUTS JAMBOREE. jjj I THE ROYAL VISIT THEU MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN OF SIAM IN SINGLE. g j "Anybody
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      198 6 I ALHAMBRA I THONE 6909 I ci (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) I PROGRAMME 1 H Commencing Wednesday, July 31 and ending X Monday, August 5. jjj R] IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. j{j THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I I HENRY KING'S PIM "She Goes! I Li//
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      390 6 GAIETY CINEMA SURINA THEATRE PHOTOPLAYS THAT PLEASE THE BIG SHOW OF SINGAPORE Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets. N ortn Bridge Road. Phone No. From Friday, August 2to Thursday, From Wed., July 31 to Taes Jujjast 6 August 8. SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. "TUE TDACCIP
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    Commercial News. EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS ON BOARD SHIP.
    54 7 Offices on Atlantic Liners. [Reuters Service.] London, August 4. Tne Stock Exchange has permitted two memr to operate branch offices aboard the liners •-angaria." Leviathan" "Paris" and "He de inee" and have regular offices with boards which stock quotations will be posted as
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    THE NIPAH PALM.
    926 7 Progress in Malaya. i r.< and with a jrenius for .king after its own affairs, British Malaya aintains a steady progress from year to ami 1928 has furnished still further ience of the Colony's tver-increasir._j te to tht? Empire, write-! Mr. Z. Sonin. tor of "British Malaya,"
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    NETHERLANDS RUBBER.
    220 7 ass srS i«t^^ yuilUefs oUrabie I*™*1 of 15.393 000 the iargest took 3 947 year the Netherlands guifder .•'"•The tSagg 000 1.363,696 pairs ot r 0?* ,5" im 52 rubber footwear, worth ku!lder? n U J 714 kilOS Valued at 577 <*><> juuaers while miscellaneous rubber products Wumed
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    LUKUT DREDGE.
    38 7 The mine manager reports that the dredge on the property of Lukut Tin Dredi- ing, Ltd., started working on July SI, and M now digging out a paddock and opening op, The dredere is working satisfactorily.
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    EXCHANGES.
    142 7 British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 2. P»*ia 123.84 New York 4.85 Brussels 34.90 Geneva 25.22 Amsterdam 12.10 Milan 92.79 Berlin 20.36 Stockholm 18.10 Copenhagen 18.21 Oslo 18.20 Vienna 34.42 Prague 164 Helsingfors: 173 Madrid 33.20 Lisbon 108.20 Athens 375 Bucharest 818 Rio 5?8 Buenos Aires 47^ Bombay la 5
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    72 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 o'clock noon, Aug. 2. Buyers Seller* cLS.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot 36% 86% Standard R.S.S. on Tender August 36% 37 September 37% 37% October 38% 38% Oct. Dec. 40% 40% Jan./ Mar. 41 41% Toue of Market:—Stagnant. Latest Cable:—London
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    PRODUCE.
    148 7 Singapore, Aug. 2. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $350 Rice. Siam 2 $337 Rice. Siam 3 $328 Rice. Siam 4 $310 Rice, Saigon A-l m $310 Rice, Saigon 1 $287 Rice. Saigon 2 $268 Rice. Saigon 3 $248 Rice. Rangoon 1 $250 Rice. Rangoon 2 $240 Rice, Par Boiled
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    Johore Planters.
    568 7 MLMBERS VOTE FOR PROHIBITION! Sale of Beer on Estates. The half yearly general meeting of r the Johore Planters' Association wilf be held at Rengam at 10.30 a.m. on Aug. 17. The agenda is as follows. To confirm the minutes of the last anma! general meeting held at
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    STRENGTH OF RUBBER.
    339 7 London, July IL Tin revelation through the Malayan iigures ior June of a sharp falling off in the shipments of estate accumulations, the extent of which had long been a mystvry and a bogey, came as a tonic, and since then the interest which awakened has been
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    67 7 Mr. and Mrs. E. T. C. Garland are due in Ipoh from Europe this month. They are travelling by the Morea." Dr. Scharff and Mrs. Scharff (Malay States) and Dr. Natividad S. Yu (Philippine Islands) were among the guests on July 3 when Mrs Neville Chamberlain gave an At Home
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    THE KANGANI SYSTEM.
    263 7 Prison for Forgery of Licence. Negapatam, July, 10. Kangani Pi-lanimali. son of Velan, of Palghnt Taluk, holder o licence No. 7UH> of 1927 issued to him ™c Deputy Controller ot labour. Pena Ejf, """fitment of laoou.-rs in th' Ma aba, District for Labu estate, in the f
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    249 7 MERAPI BANK BUOY. The Master Attendant has received a report from the master of the "Malabar" that the Merapi Bank Buoy at Lucipara Channel m Banka Straits lias disappeared. The P. and O. "Khyber" has left Hong Kong, and is expected to arrive at Singapore at 6 p.m.
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    ARRIVALS.
    292 7 "Kistna." Brit.. 672 tons. Capt. Williamson, from Bangkok. 4-8: for Bangkok. 8-8. "•Sirdhana." Brit.. 4,835 tons. Capt. McGowan, from Osaka. 4-8; for Penang and Calcutta, 6-8. "Kelantan." Brit., 562 tons. Capt. Caithness from Malacca. 4-8; for Malacca. 5-8. "Rajula," Brit.. 4.702 tons. Capt, White, from Madras. 4-8; for Madras.
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    101 7 Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, M.P., the Prime Minister's son. Ls going to Japan in the autumn to an International Pacification Conference. While the Scout Jamboree is going on at Birkenhead. Malayan Scouts are ing on their "business" with commendable zesi and enthusiasm. "Scouting in Malaya." the official organ of the Boy
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    "MY JOURNALISTIC CREED."
    189 7 Karel Kapek. the fam >us author of "R.U.R." writes in 'The Natal Mercury":— As a journalist, I live in a whirlwind of events. Every day I am brought into contact with the latest and most urgent social problems of my time. They compel me to think and
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    120 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, Aug. 5. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nagato Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Montevideo Maru 18; Circe—Alster 13; President Monroe U; Silverguava 9; De Weert 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Eurylochus 30; City of Kobe 32; Benlawers 37; Kinta 39.
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day Is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order!* from India and Ceylon s p !M for flf*o.
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      419 7 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—A room-mate. Ceylonese c: Northern Indian. Rent $7 to $9. 4 cents from town. Apply S. 1., c o Malaya Tribunf WANTED Salesmen, all or part time. No experience necessary if honest and willing to work. Commission paid at start Salary as soon as efficiency is demonstrated. Apply
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      348 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT, MALAYA. MONDAY. AUGUST S, f A M. Temperature, i Rainfall j Bright Mean Wind. Sunshine Force Stations. yesterday. Yesterday. Humidity Direc- Weaker Max Mm No. of M.H P. F. F. I Ins hours. tion. I i f Kuala Lumpur fqi 71 nil 84
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    EURASIANS AND THEIR FUTURE.
    807 8 Our caption is the sub-title of a challenging little book which we have received from the Modern Art Pies-,. Calcutta, published at Rs. 1 8. Th principal title is the query: "(:m--.neiii?"—and a Cimmerian is one ol he mythical people described by Homer as having dwelt
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    267 8 Mr. J. Balley is acting as Charge d'Affaires, Bangkok, during the temporary absence of the British Minister. A reminder is given that the entertainment by the pupils of the Convent of the Holy Infant .Jesus Jn aid cf the Orphans' Building Fund,' will take place to-day nt 5 p.m. in
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    NEW FRENCH CONSUL FOR SINGAPORE.
    97 8 M. Dv Courthial for Port Said. IHavas Agency.] Paris, Aug. 4 M. Da Martel is named as first class plenipotentiary. ML Yves Dv Courthial, French Consul at Singapore, is i.ppoirted to Port Said and M Sudreau, First Dragoman at Bombay, is to to in charg:
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    ITALIAN OPERA.
    310 8 Opening of Return Season. Carpi's Italian Grand Opera C mipany opened a return season at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night with Puccini's "Madame Butterfly." This tragedy of a Japanese girl who lovcj too well an American naval officer is net heavy or gloomy in any sense. The
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    357 8 The Government English School. Klang, is nearing completion. It is situated in an id a 1 site on a small hill in Miru Road and will be opened in September. The latest bulletin announces an improvement in the condiUon of the H.R.H. Prince Mahidol of Siam. who has been lying
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    Malayans at Home.
    1158 8 ANOTHER CLERGYMAN I THE DIOCESE. Novelties in Malayan Play. Special to the "Malaya Tribune." London. The Singapore Base, as everybody i has not been long in cropping up in t.i Parliament. On Monday Mr. Malon ampton. Lao.), asked Whether Mr. Ma could yet indicate the noli.y of
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      252 8 I PPI I j STAPLES STAPIEsf Mattress Mattress n Wire Mattress and 3 Bedstead Mamfacftui?re S I fc> RM.THE KING I The "Staples Mattress is the Finest Mattress Made. 1 All other open spring Mattresses are imitations of STAPLES g 1 the original i I We shall be pleased to
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      113 8 STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS OR SINGLE Com pisses, Dividers, Bows, Etc., Etc, Sole A feats for W. f\ STANLEY CO., LTD. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore. «34 TKKs Tyres 730 130 $17 00 Tubes $t ft) fj\B Wg 30 x 34 (Heavy Pat* /to*N**B£flL*t
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    German Airship Lands in America. ZEPPELIN ARRIVES.
    51 9 Great Welcome in United oiates. LA> NG AT 1 LAKEHURST. Reuter's Service. London. Aug. 4. Th< -Zeppelin had a lengthy struggle erse winds She is now in midAtlan'i d conditions are improving, but It d that she will not reach Lakehurst before M
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    CHANGED TEMPORARILY.
    68 9 New York, Aug. 4. The d air station at Lakehurst received ootki 12.45 p.m. from New York that the Grat-Z- tin was heading towards* Cape May, philar. owing to adverse weather. New York, Later. The Zeppelin has decided not to make for PhUadel] a in view of the
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    PREPARATIONS FOR LANDING.
    156 9 Reuter's Service. I:-ins-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] New York Aug. 4. Cm,sMi.. the coast near Cape Henry shortly aite: i. >! 'he Zeppelin flew over Washington and New York where large crowds greeted the dirigible trom roofs and ships in harbour sounded sirens. At present the Zeppelin is approa
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    IMPATIENT SOCIALISTS.
    132 9 Not Satisfied with Record of Past Two Months. Reuter's Service. London. Aug. 5. "Wears not prepared to wait for cenicdcs fot Socialism" declared Mr. J. Maxtor) M P., ir. an inaugural s;ieejh ;:t the Lsbo a Party's summer school at D!--swell Park. Bertfoidskire He said thft th- G>.*tn
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    THE LATE CAPTAIN FFRENCH-MULLEN.
    186 9 Inquest at Taiping. T -i( inquest concerning the death of Mr ™t Ff- neh-Mullen, late manager of Yam *ng estate, Krian Road, was held at Taipmer *c Raja Kamaralzaman. Magistrate, says u "Times of Malaya." The pri dings were in chambers and thosj ldence were Dr.
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    YOUTHFUL "REDS."
    45 9 <<<>tan Insufficient? On* r i wo youthful HyJams who receiv<d of the roian on Friday last fcr editions p>sters on a lamp-p st i 1 ia alleged to have committed Jfenee in Al Junid Road yesterday, uged before AM Second Magistrate and remanded.
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    To-day's Feature.
    13 9 MIM NOTES, on pare 2. VVs AT HOME, on page 8.
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    Control of Railway.
    68 9 CHINA REJECTS SOVIET DEMAND. Conversations Suspended. Reuter's Service. Shanghai. Aug. 4. In the Sirxo-Russian preliminary conversations at Manehuli the Soviet d mar.d d restoration of their status quo. including jofet Sino-Russian policing of the Chinese Exstern Railway. The Chinese Delegate received instructions from Mukden to refuse this,
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    Agreement Reached?
    167 9 A CONTRADICTORY REPORT.* ["Sin Kuo Min Press" Service.] Shanghai, Aug. 5. The Soviet representative, M. Mellinikofl. conferred with Mr. Tsai Yun Sung a third time at Manchuli on Aug. 2. The result was satisfactory and it was decided to hold a further ccnfei ence at Chita. Mr. Tsai
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    EDISON'S UNDERSTUDY.
    105 9 Winner of Scholarship. Reuter's Service. New York, Aug :>. The sixteen-year old Wilbour Huston, a son of an Epis opalian Bishop, won the scholarship offered by the inventor, Edison, for the American undergraduate who b?si answered a questionnaire set by Edison himself. Huston will now have a of
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    TOBACCO MAGNATE'S WILL.
    123 9 Huge Bequests to Charity. Reuter's Service. lamdon, Aug. 3. Th- Treasury will get i'2/>OO,OOO in death duties from the estate of the late Mr. Hern hard Baron, which according to his aelicitrrs will amount to t&fitl .0; >. of whV'i 1.030.003 will go to charities, nanudy £200
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    HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS AT HOME.
    81 9 Reuter's Service. London, Au r. 4. Thousands o" motor-cars, motor-c-oa: hep and motor-cycles and hundreds of special trains took millions of holiday-makers to the seaside and into the countryside yesterday for the holiday week-end. Already casualty reports coming in describe the inevitable lists of road accidents.
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    KING WORKING AGAIN.
    43 9 Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 3. There is a distinct possibility -that tin. King will be able to proceed to ham within a fortnight. His (Majesty has attended to muLh routine business during the past werk and his progress continues satisfactory.
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    THE CHURCHILLS' HOLIDAY.
    24 9 Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 3. Mt. Winston Churchill, accompanied by his son and daughter, left for Canada on a holiday to-day.
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    Gun-Running.
    179 9 ELEVEN AUTOxMATICS AND 57a ROUNDS. Japanese and Malay Arrested. Mr. Cheers, of the Detective Department and a few Detective-Constables were responsible for the arrest of a Japanese who was found In possession of 10 automatic pistols and 520 rounds of ammunition in Upper Chinchew Street last night. The arms
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    COLONIAL FUND.
    121 9 Committee to Make Grants. British Official Wireless. Rug-by, Auk. 5. The Colonial Secretary has appointed a committee, of which Sir Basil Blackett the well-known financial expert, is chairman, to examine applications for assistance from the Colonial Development Fund in furtherance of the schemes likely to assist agriculture and
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    STEAMER COLLIDES WITH MOTOR BOAT.
    85 9 Nine Belgians Drowned. Reuter's Service. Osiend. Aug. 4. Two pleasure steamers <•; hded and the f.f--ref-n who were drowned are believed to be ah Belglsm Later, It ha- been ascertained that on- nine were drowned and twenty slightly injure 1 all Belgians, in the collision
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    SUBMARINE COMMANDER SENTENCED.
    58 9 Segue! to Loss of H47. Reuter's Service. London. Aug. 3. Lieutenant Rob;rt Jam *s Gardiner, Commander of the submarine H 47. which was lest after a collision with L 12 off the Pembroke coast a month ajo. was court-martialled at Portsmouth in connection with the loss o:
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    LABOUR'S STRENGTH IN THE HOUSE.
    267 9 Differences in Unionist Ranks. LonJ n July 12. The opening stages of the Fa.iiameatary battle concluded this week with the M ni t?r ilists highly elated by their large majorities on the first voting challenge* in the Commons and pleased with the skill and vigour
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    AFTER 15 YEARS.
    200 9 War Problems Not Settled. BOY SCOUTS' EXAMPLE. Reuter's Service. tendon. August 4. Fifteen years, ago to-day the Empire was athlessly awaiting the sequel to Great Britain's ultimatum to Germany. To-day the B:itish Lt-jon and the Ex-services Welfare Socuty are urgently appealing for fund* to help Ex-Service men.
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    International Scouts.
    134 9 SONS OF MEN WHO BUTCHERED ONE ANOTHER. Reuter's Service. London, August 4. On the fifteenth anniversay of Britain's war ultimatum. Boy Scouts, sons of men who then butchered one another, stood side by side at Arrowe Park, worshipping as brothers at thanksgiving services conducted by the Archbishop of
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    GERMAN DELEGATION.
    23 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, August 4. The German delegation to The Hague, headed by the Foreign Minister. Herr Stresemmn. has departed.
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    HEATH OF WOMEN'S VOTES PIONEER.
    122 9 Reuter's Service. Dame Millicent Fawcett. London, Au r a. The death has occurred of Dame Miiliewit Fawcett, GjB.E., J I'.. I/ .D. (Hon.) St Andrews and Birmingham [Dam.- Milliccnt Fawc'-tt \va.; the widow of the Kt. Hon. Henry Fawcett. Shi w«i< hern in Suffolk, on
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    LASTING SETTLEMENT WITH EGYPT.
    124 9 British Official Wireless. Rvgfey, Aug. It is announced that the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Arthur Henderson, this morning had a final int rview with the Prime Minister of Egypt, Mahamed Pasha Mahmud, and reported to him that the Cabinet subcommittee had completed their examination of the proposals
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    WEEK-END FIRES.
    134 9 Push Ablaze at Fort Canning. The heating of irons caused a fire in a Chinese laundry in Blanco Court early yest rday morning. The Central Fire Station received the call at 5.15 a.m.. and despatched two engine; j to the scene. On arrival at the spot a few
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      166 9 Jmeukow I BRANDY, j 1 TRADE MARK jj i j I The Guarantee of J Quality. I f I SOLE AGENTS: I X (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlementa. X I rv n P|l'ALITi show. Itself lb "Hit Master» Voter Uia* ill phone a* kx» aj kit «e*n cm heard It
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    Sports & Pastimes. INTERESTING MATCH ON THE PADANG.
    247 10 Sports Pastimes. INTERESTING MATCH ON THE PADANG. S.R.C. Entertain Visitors. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. An interesting match between the S.R.C. and the Malacca Recreatton Club was seen on the Padang on Saturday. The home team won by 4—2 but the visitors had hard luck in having a penalty given against there when
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    Malacca Trial Match.
    96 10 To-morrow the final trial match will be played at Malacca, when an M.P.A. XI will meet the CF.A. The following will represent M.F.A., and if the players maintain their form the team will probably play as given against Johore on Friday, on the Xubu "C" ground In
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    C.A.D.A. Beat T.K.K. XI.
    24 10 Meeting Tan Kah Kee's XI, yesterday, the Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association won 3—l. Mr. Ang Koh Hln, C.A.D.A. president, refereed.
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    Malaya Cup Trial.
    109 10 TEAMS FOR GAME ON THURSDAY. The following sides, will take the field in a Malaya Cup trial match at the Stadium on Thursday Colours:—Ah Kow (S.C.F.A.); Yeow Soon (S.C.F.A.). Woods (S.C.C.); Donald (S.C.C), Boon Lav (SCF.A.). Reade (S.C.C), Salleh (M.F.A.). Fyfe (SCO. Dulfatah (M.F.A.), Boon Lin. .S.C.F.A.),
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    League Fixtures.
    75 10 TO-DAY, AUG. 5. Division IL 6. CF.A 'B" v. Police, at Stadium. Referee: Gnr. Robson. TO MORROW, AUG. 6. Division L '.CFJL v. R. A. at Stadium. Referee: Mr. J. Farwell. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. Division L Malays v. Welch, at Stadium. Referee. Mr. P. R. Smith. THURSDAY, AUGUST
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    To Johore Bahru in 3V4 Hours.
    188 10 H. AND S. LEAGUERS' FEAT. WALKING. Five local members of the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union duly accomplished their project of walking to Johore Bahru from Singapore on Saturday. Setting off from Dorset Road (off Kampong Java Road* at 2 a.m., they reached Johore
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    COLONY v. FJVI.S.
    520 10 Jansen Bowls Effectively in Both Innings. CAN THE COLONY SCORE 260? CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug. 4. At close of play to-day in the match between the Colony and the F.M-S. her*:, the F.M.S. were in a winning position, 212 runs in front and with
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    S.C.C. Beat V.M.C.A.
    205 10 On Saturday afternoon an S.qc. side beat the V.M.C.A. on the latter's ground by 66 runs. Byrde (99) and More (68) batted freely while Meredith for the V.M.C.A., contributed a very useful 69:— S.C.C.:—Ashworth c Hamblin b StacK 2; More b Hughes 68: Byrde c Van Cuylenburg
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    Chinese Inter-Club Match.
    410 10 VISITORS LEAD ON FIRST INNINGS. A very keen game is in progress at the S.CR.C. where the Selangor Chinese, after leading by 81 runs on the first innings, were all out this morning for 98 runs in their second essay. The home side requires 180 runs to
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    S.R.C. Beat S.C.C.
    227 10 The S.R.C. scored a notable win over tht: S.C.C. on Saturday. Neither side was at full strength, Leij.ssius and Bartels being prominent absentees from the S.R.C. side. Scores: S.C.C:—A Bromley-Davenport c Balhetche: b Ess 30; R. H. Laverton c Ess b d.'Almeida 21; R. G. Gibson lbw..
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    M.C.U. Beat R.C.
    252 10 On the Raffles Institution ground yesterday the Medical College Union be.it R ffl s College by 61 runs Scores: Raffles College:—T. Mori c Van Geyzel b Yzjlman 21. Ambiavagar b Chelvadoray 2. J. A. Sabapathy b Chelvadoray 8. R. V. C':apman c Yzelman b Van Geyzel 96;
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    C.S.C. v. M.C.U.
    42 10 The match between the Ceylon Sp:rts CI b and the Medical College Union, which was ta have been played on Saturday on the Balest er Plain, did not come off. the M.C.U. cancelling the match at the eleventh, hour
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    Dighe's XI Beat R.I.
    42 10 Dighe's XI beat the Railway Institute »n Sunday by 3 runs. Suppiah was the top scorer with 62 for the Railway, and Abbas':hoy was the top scorer with 35 for Dighe's eleven. Scores: Railway:--94 runs; Dighe's XI—97 runs.
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    To-day's Games.
    55 10 S.C.C. HOME AND HOME. Two Club sides, the "Wanderers,'' comprisg Club players who *aye recently toured Malacca and Klang. and the "Homesters" meet in a whole day game on the padang to-day. S.R.C. HOME AND HOME. To-day two S.R.C. sides meet in a Married v. Singles whole day
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    K.O.R. CUP.
    248 10 Contest at Kuala Lumpur. SINGAPORE BEATEN IN FINAL. POLO. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug 4. The triangular Polo tournament for the K.O.R. Cup opened on Saturday evening at Kuala Lumpur Race Course. The attendance included Sir William Peel (Chief Secretary). Royal Johore defeated Selangor by five
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    Malayan Championships.
    357 10 LAWN TENNIS. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) 0 Kna'a Lumpur. Aug. 4. Play in the Malayan Lawn Tennis Championships at Kuala Lumpur was continued over the week-end in, bright weather. Results at a glance:— Ladies Singles. Mrs. Zylstra beat Miss Enid Lj 2—6. 6—4. 7—5. Miss. Aitken beat Miss
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    304 10 Further results and ties in the S.CR.C lawn tennis tournament are as follow: Singles Championship. Lan Chong Gark beat Cheong Chee Tong 6—o, 6—o. Cheong Chee Lim w.o. S. H. Tan. Tan Thiun Sang v. Yap Ah Hyan. unfinished. A Doubles Handicap. Oh Jitt Siang and Cheong Chee
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    Malacca Championships.
    345 10 THE LATEST RESULTS. The hon. secretary of .the Malacca L. T. A. is to be congratulated on the efficient way in which the Championship tournament is being run. The various event* are well advanced. The following aix* the latest results: Men's Singles. Dr. Lee beat Tan Eng Chye
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    Malacca Club Tournament.
    101 10 Mrs. Howitt and Simpson, beat Mi s. Vowler and Roland 10-8, 4-6, 6-3, Mr. and Mrs. Pottie beat Yrs. Sanderson and A. S. Anderson 6-1, 5-7, 6-2, Mrs. Mac Donald and Beatty beat Mrs. Chester and Willmott 6-2. 6-0, Mi-s. Glover and Hutchinson beat Miss Laurio and
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    Penang Autumn Meeting.
    432 10 YOUNG BILLET LANDS AN OUTSIDER. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, August 3. Tne going was fast for the fourth day of the laces here to-day and there was a huge crowd including thj S.iltan of Perak and the Regent of Kedah. The results were as
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    TO-DAY'S SCRATCHINGS.
    86 10 RACE 1 —Legionite, He, True Blue, Ali, Shepherd Prince. Penang Belle, Cassidy. RACE 2.—Kali. Blackkar. Polianthes. Melaine, Brother Jim. RACE 3.—Full House. Toboggan, Moon Minstrel Little Harmony, Ugly Duckling, Tunisian. RACE 4.—Caliph, Popanda. Pallawan. RACE s.—Long *Un, Loch Hume, Lauy Chic. RACE 6-—Cumciong. Kelt. Inia's Uoy. Packard. RACE
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    S.G.C. Monthly Medal.
    44 10 GOLF. The Singapore Golf Club August MedJ Competition was played on Saturday a~d Sunday and resulted in a win for Mr. D. Sturrock in A Division (83-8-75) and Mr. W. E. Coates in B Division (it-11*13). Seventy cards were taken out.
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    U. S. Championship.
    32 10 SCULLING. Reuter's Service. New York, August 4. Kenneth Myer of Philadelphia, beat the Canadian. Joe Wright, for the Sculling championship of the United States at Springfield by a length.
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    GARRISON AQUATIC SPORTS.
    349 10 Successful Afternoon. SWIMMING. The Garrison Aquatic very successfully held at the v ming pool at Port Canning on S;< noon. Keen enthusiasm prevail 'j°h some good swimming being j 2nd Battalion, the Welch Regimwinners of the unit champior: points ahead of the R.E.. who with 6 points.
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    Malayan Bisley.
    541 10 PRIZE DISTRIBUTION TO-DAY RIFLE-SHOOTING. The annual S. V. R. A. Bish -y me. ting opened on Saturday at the Bukit Timah Rang? and was continued yesterday. The weather was fine throughout although marksmanship was afTected at times owing to peculiar conditions of light. The meeting will come to
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    Unequal Treaties.
    619 11 <H\M.HAI REQUEST TO MR. MACDONALD. Hop' f,t th e Chinese People. Mm News Agency.] Shanghai, July 15. Hi iated Chamber of Commerce of s sent a special telegram to Mac Donald, the new Labour Mier the British Government, conm on his assumption of the pn-miei After expressing dissatishe
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    L.O.N. HEALTH BULLETIN.
    166 11 tol] «rint is the Health Bulletin of the pjaum^■ Ea Stern Bureau, Singapore, ended July 27: Tamata plague case exa n 2 plague cases and 1 death. n s 1 plague case. w Pn smallpox cases and 17 deaths as 42 rases and 17 deaths during the
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    27 11 The untitled David Tweed has been presented c 0 rnor of Ceylon with the long sexI the Colonial Auxiliary Forces. mch he has been chaplain since 1907.
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    "GOING HOME."
    699 11 The Asiatic in England (By a Straits-born Chinese.) of H mv r a? Q u?in?, WeaM y Strai *-bom Chinese fL-T^yy** l alread y bestirring himself year tfip to KLafX other r n H enng 1 would n ardent to 4 L° nd °n-the Lo ndo n of
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    21 11 Orders for week ending Sunday August 11: Wednesday, August Committee. Headquarters, 5.45 p.m. Officers' Meeting, Headquarters, 6.30 p.m.
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      228 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for weekending August 11: TO-DAY. AUGUST 5. Siglap.—S. R. A. (v), Camp. 7 a.m.—Bukit Timah Range, S. V. R. A., "Bisley" Meeting. TO-MORROW, AUGUST 6. 5 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "D" (Eurasian) Coy., Practice Warren Shield. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, No. 12 Platoon "C"
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1135 12 MINING. ISSUED BT FRASER A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, August 2, 1929, 10 a.m. Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 40j- 41|--5- Ayer Hitam Tin Uj- 12;6 £l Bangrin Tin 17}- 39|1 Batang Padang 0.35 0.40 1 Batu Caves 1.60 1.65 1 Bukit Arang
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      335 12 I TO-NIGHT I MONDAY. AUGUST 5. TO-NIGHT 1! Dean's Union Opera 9 will stage a Javanese Play 1 Jaya Pati and Gangga Indra." With many Vaudeville and Extra Turns. a at I 5 The Theatre Royal I a NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. j g WATCH I Tobe staged shortly "THE TWO
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    China's Viewpoint.
    763 13 FULL TEXT OF NOTE TO RUSSIA. The Seizure of the Railway. [Kuo Mm News Agency.] Nanking, July 17. The following is an English translation of the full text of the reply of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the National Government to the Soviet protest against the seizure
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    SHERLOCK HOLMES AND HIS CREATOR.
    206 13 Sherlock Holmes is dead —absolutely, irrevocably dead. Never again wiy, poor Watson murmur his bewilderment. Holmes's creator. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who kept his 70th birthday on May 22. said so to a London pressman. He kept his birthday on the Sussex Downs, te and
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