Malaya Tribune, 9 August 1929

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune XVI.- No. 186 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday. Aug. il,
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      355 1 UPTON'S 7EYLON f TEA. I fO CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. nc: xOET—■■"3OC3OI PQB3QI IOCJOI ■jwim iftnr>i 11 n i#wlQEgOl SSHMBBP MOUTH J j fl lofLowPricedCartaryandPerfonnMice 8 J Still the biggest value in the lowest=priced field. j full-size and coMFORT-piymouth is actually the i When all is said and done Ihe
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      5 1 mi CLOTUES FOB EVERY OCCASION
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    Correspondence.
    90 2 [Our readers are invited to write -to us ou subjeets of public interest. It must bs understood that the Malaya Tribune" does not noce.ssari?y 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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    Is God Unjust?
    2310 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,— Oih of your correspondents, perplexed," has asked me to answer several questions. These I have enumerated and clarified under «three sections. I find it ratlrcr difficult to answer so many questions clearly within limited space; so I have been obliged to
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      641 2 Its Field The Earth By every means of transportation Cuticura has reached the farthermost parts of the world, and for fifty y».ars has been regarded by millions as unrivalled in the promotion of skin and hair health. Most of the nations of the earth that rejoice in the cleansing ar.d
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      33 2 YOUR EYE >OEB IT TROUBLE YOU IF SO, try teller's Lotus Honey, the safest, surest and lost highly-praised Nature's Cure for Eyetseases. Cures even Cataract, etc. Literature pee. BOON PHARMACY. PEN AN G.
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      262 2 I LEADS THE WAY! 5 B.S.A. Success in International Six Days Trial I SEVEN Entries and SEVEN GOLD MEDALS 8 Manufacturers Team Award 350 C. C. Class in competition 3 with Five Other Makes. 3 UZZELL on B.S.A. Twoport O.H.V. and S'decar was Member I BRITISH TEAM that won the
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    Liberal Row.
    413 3 LLOYD GEORGE ASKED TO RESIGN FROM CLUB. Secretary "Sacked." A curious situation has arisen in the Junior Liberal Club (formerly the 1920 Club) following the termination of th? agreement of the Secretary, Mr. W. A. Martin. Certain members allege that Mr. Martin has suffered injustice, and a call
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      266 3 Phoarux jj Amateur Developing and Printing. 3 Hour Service by Posograph Process. POSOGRAPH I LIVES FOB EVES 6 3 PORTRAITS cf the HtGHE >T CLASS. Y.u Get Them WHILS-YOU-WAIT 0 You Can Have Several Poses fv REAL STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS g Acceptable for Passport, Licences and all other Purposes q, j;
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      121 3 "^^^^^B j»g j S I AAtI Nl V/I LTD y~INGAPO*E M Offering Big Car Performance WM /fp~| WĔSmr f/ In lhc Lovv Price Fiefd gf I /y One ride in the new Pontiac Big Six will prove conclusively I W T that, at last, big car power, smoothness and luxury
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    Muslim Affairs.
    1417 4 INDIGENT MUSLIMS' BURIAL FUND. First Annual Report. <By Our. Muslim Correspondent.) Early last year steps were taken by Lord Lamington, the late Rt. Hon. Syed Ameer All, H. H. the Aga Khan and some other Muslim leaders in England, to establish a fund, called the Indigent Muslims' Burial
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      159 4 lllT l1 1 U J ,i^"L^™^3i i WHY is Preference Given to I PAGODA BRAND' j ORNAMENTAL CEMENT FLOORING TILES? I INTERPORT COMPANY,; LIMITED. I Phone 4058 No 4> Bonham Building. Bonham Street, Singapore.' I STOCKS ARRIVING SHORTLY. I C LACQIJIN? A, combination of pure mitt and tasteless I quinine
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      364 4 SI treasures IpF Ever welcome offerings at the shrine of Beauty f diarm and fragrance to make loveliness doubly adorable Surely e-rcn (Dpln'r could not offer treasure*- more Ill.dlcSp6ri§d t)l6 precious than these, more welcome than for your complexion 4 r Eau f oloĕne L tl,e r un,que 1 c/
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      52 4 The Orga Private I HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICE COMBINED I I I A masterpiece of technique among typewriters. I i Stockists: A te j I C. A. Rlbelro Co., Ltd. I Federal Rubber Stamp Co. DIETHELM CO., Ltd I Hong Hln Co., Malacca. <i_»p__d i» Swit__d> I Nanyang Hotel,
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    Mass Hypnotism
    564 5 STRANGE GATHERINGS IN BERLIN. Modern Soothsayer. same gentleman who prophesied .ngtend would be submerged by the ew weeks ago has prophesied again, ime concerning his own count; y. j] month according to Herr Joset nberg, the plague will break oy£ m ermany and many thousands will sun umb.
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      132 5 fTO KEEP THE A MOUTH I W AND p f THROAT HEALTHY 1 f USE 1 I I IVALDAJI I I A On Sale at al! Chemistf M j> I Druggists. m g INS IST on the boxes bearing U g Sole Agents: X HE SUCCESSORS OF MOLNE rj COMTE
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      1554 5 Powell Co„ Ltd. LANA SOUND INVESTMENT IN LAND AND HOUSE PROPERTIES FOR ENTERPRISING CAPITALISTS. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. SUIT NO. 231 OF 1928. Between HADJI SAMSUDIN DAING MATARA Plaintiff. And Mul Kareem 2 Mohamed Tahir bin Hadji Lahalidah. 3. ______-*__L aM|l Lafcalidah, 4.
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      1036 5 Lot 109. Valuable 99 years' leasehold land and shophouse No. 24 now 47, Crawford Street. Singapore, area 1.232 square feet, dated 1.9.1842. Quit rent $3 to be apportioned. Monthly rental $65. Lot 110. Valuable 99 years' leasehold land and shophouse No. 25 now 49, Crawford Street. Singapore, area 1,232 square
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      309 6 PAVILION I 'PHONE 6903 I 1 G FflOM MONDAY, AUGUST STO SUNDAY, AUGUST 11. I AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. I I The Latest PATHE GAZETTE. E I PATHE LOCAL.: I BOY SCOUTS JAMBOREE. g THE ROYAL VISIT I i THEI'-t MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN OF SIAW IN SING\PORE. I
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      184 6 Amusements. ALHAMBRA; I PHONE 6909 j I (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) I PROGRAMME c] Commencing Tuesday, August 6 and ending I Sunday, August 11. S IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. 1 THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS WILLIAM FOX Presents: (RED WINE.j 2 A Sparkling Comedy with Wine-women
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      646 6 GAIETY SURINA THEATRE SHRIVE OF THE SILENT ART ALWAYS IN THE U Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets. TO-NKiBT'S Excellent Programme of Serial and FROM FRIDAY, AUGUiT 9 TO THIRSDW. Action and Stunt Fietm AUGUSf IS. SECOND SHOW a 7 i SECOND SHOW AT 9,10 P.M. LATE>T PATHE G\s New Comedy
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    297 7 Tin Down Again. m Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m lay: RUBBER. ndon 10 «id., unchanged. ;ew York 20% cents <G), unchanged. -.hires: —Quiet. Allenbys $2.25—$2.35, Aver ks $175—$1.80. Ayer Panas $1.75- 51 55, •tts 95 cents—$1, Balgownies $3.20—$3.3o! is $1.25 —$1.30. Bukit Jelotongs
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    EXCHANGES.
    140 7 British Official Wireless. London. Aug. 8. ParJl 123.975 New York 4.85 '.russels 34.89 Geneva 25.22 \msterdam 12.11 Milan 92.775 Merlin 20.36 Stockholm 18.105 Copenhagen 18.215 Oslo 18.205 > nna 34.425 rrague 164 Hetatagfon 193 Madrid 33.16 Lisbon 108.20 Athens 375 B ifharest £18.5 Rio 5T6 Buenos Aires 47 »4
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    PRODUCE.
    130 7 Singapore, Aug. 9. Siam 1 per Koyan $358 Siam 2 $347 Siam 3 $334 Siam 4 $316 Saigon A-l $310 c, Saigon 1 $290 Saigon 2 $273 c Saigon 3 $253 Rangoon 1 $252 c, Rangoon 2 $247 Par Boiled No. 1 per bag $8.55 2 $8.45 ttinont, Par
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    48 7 untitled Royal Air Force llying boats arrived >.5«l? at stxiut ?35 p.m on I'uesdax circlliis over Qeorl?e 'lown made «»uth. ln the direction ol c»lu«for. descended and vere moored. lt tood that the boats are bound lor Norma, dut tee date ol tevir dcpar«H a«a yet teen decided.
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    68 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RLBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 o'clock noon, Aug. 9. R-3.8. equal to Standard QC.F. Spot 35 fi Standard R.s.s. on Tender AUgUSt 35' ml ctober 3?S ?!5 Oct./ Dec 3 Jan./ Mar. f Tone of Market:—Quiet 4 Cab,e: London Spot Sheet 10 11/l6d. ]b N
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    126 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore. Aug. 9. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Tottori Maru 22; Op Ten Noort 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Burgenland 18: Toussoum 16: Katong (shifts to 6-7) 15: Larut 13: Nieuw Holland 12; Kistna 9: Menelaus 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Suisang—Pyrrhus
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    70 7 Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Holmes Brown great improvements are being made at the Station Hotel, Ipoh. The lounge is being refurnished and the furniture more tastefully arranged and all the bedrooms are being redecorated. The whole place is brighter and more attractive, but (says the "Times of Malaya")
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    RADIO IN MALAYA.
    1882 7 Reading a Circuit Diagram. HINTS ON WIRING UP A SET. In accordance with the promise made last week, following requests from a number of readers, I am giving instructions, which I think will be easily understood, on the reading of circuit diagrams. When the different radio components
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    ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL.
    86 7 The following donations to the fund to provide a modern operating table for the theatre at St. Andrew's Mission Hospital are gratefully acknowledged:— L. Dapples. Esq. (President of Nestle Milk Co.) $100 Messrs. Hup Heng and Co. $500 Messrs. Hoe Heng and Co. $200 Messrs. Hoe
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    63 7 The Gaiety. Leatrice Joy in "The Song Of The Danube" is the star attraction at the Gaiety Cinema to-night—the romance of a lovely peasant girl, a nobleman and a hunchback. Joseph Schildraut, the "Judas" of "The King of Kings," is seen in the hunchback role. In the first
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    34 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of paymen 1 of Money Orders from India and Ceylon Is Rs. 157 for $100.
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      180 7 DON'T WEAR A TRUSS! Use Brooks Rupture Appliance. New dis- f covery. Wonderful 1 i \3l No lumoy pads, no VI springs, durable, cheap. f A Binds and draws parts y together quickly. W* Catalogue free. WRITE OR CALL Sole Agents: MAYNARD CO., LTD. 11. BATTERY ROAD. INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT CO.,
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      479 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—CIass 11. Lady Teacher. Apply stating qualilications and experience to Principal St. Anthony's Convent. WANTED—A Broker on Salary or Commission, conversant with the Silk piecegoods business. Aply Box 902. c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —Energetic canvassers on Salary and Commission basis. Apply to G.P.O Box ■198 Singapore. MORTGAGE —Substantial
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      356 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for week, ending August 11: TO-DAY, AUGUST 9 s 'paraa?'~ Drm S V P A V**"* SJS j?S 1 **3* c (Scottish) Coy., Practice Warren Shield S. R. A. (v) Signals, Section Parade. 3 p.m.-Bigiap, »F" (Malay) Coy., Camp. 515 p.m.-Drill Hall.
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      363 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT, MALAYA. FRIDIT. AUGUST 9, 9 AM Temperature. Rainfall Bright Mean Wind. i Sunshine Force Stations. yesterday. Yesterday J Humidity. Direc- Weatber. May. Mm No. of M.HP. F. F. Ins. hours. tion. I Kuala Lumpur I9lj 73 nil 67 179 I Calm I Cloudy
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    RAILWAY FINANCE.
    728 8 The Federated Malay States Roil ways last year showed a balance m. the right side of just over S:?'._ millions. That on the face of it is not at all unsatisfactory. but there are circumstances which appear to justify a feeling that it is not a good as
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    415 8 A trunk telephone line Batu untitled and Qemas, was opened on July 24. Mr and Mrs. Chia Soon Moh have returned to Penan*, after a visit to Sereniban. All thi Singapore Bchootl will < lose for the midsummer vacation for a month from tomoiTon Mr. P. S. Wiliiams has been
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    "AMERICAN TEA."
    222 8 In Aid jf Y.W.C.A. Funds. To provide a safe home under heahn\ conditions is a part of the work of tir Y.W.C.A., the object of which is to hel;; young women to live lif3 at its best. Although providing board at a very moderate cost, tha Singapore Y.W.C.A.
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    THE FLOATING DOCK.
    144 8 Open to Public for Two Days. We are officiary informed that the Floating Dock will be open to inspection ty the public on Saturday, the 17th inst., from 12 30 p.m. to (5 p.m.* and on Sunday, the 18th, f om 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The
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    ITALIAN OPERA.
    114 8 Deputy Sings the Trabfue." Owing to throat-trouble. Sig. Reali. whose vigorous baritone has attracted many people here, was unable to sing the famous Prologue to Leoncavallo's "I Pagliacci." which was presented las: night, together with Puccini's •Cavalleria Rusticana." by Carpi's Italian Opera Co. at the Victoria Th-alle list
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    NEW CHINESE PAINTINGS.
    68 8 An exhibition of Chinese paintings i> being held in the G. H. Sweet Shop building. Half of the proceeds will go to thi Wai Ifan School for improvement- Then are some excellent painting by Mr. I <- and several of them have been bought already. There are
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    38 8 From Europe .London mails despatched July 18 >. ex P. and O. Morea will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 9.45 a.m. From China by "Talamba." due Singapore to-morrow.
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    332 8 Mr. A. Grant Mackle. writing to a Chinese friend in Ipoh from Germany on July y. informed him that he hoped to be in Ipoh in about six weeks' time trom that daU. Tunku Abdul Majid. one cf the sons of H. H. the Sultan of Kedah. returned from England
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    Building Contracts.
    683 8 COLONIAL ARCHII r NEEDED Criticism of the Dunmaii The Journal of the Singap Architects, In croi-;'..:. rp a ranee for the month of ing contents include "Gro tor." "A Choke of Evik" review), New Jbhore Bar battleship de k floors foi pass d in Jun?, etc. Th. .-•trcn-r
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    38 8 Latest Quotation- RUBBIR. London:—10 ll/16d. New York:—20-K cents <G Singapore:—35> 2 -36 cents TIN. London:•—Spot. £211 2s fid •'I 'M. 3 months, buyers £215 7s f'i 6d), sellers £215 10s < down 17:Singapore:—$109. (250 tons sole
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      249 8 j flfl|il§ I STAPLES STAPIESI I Matlress Mallress 1 Wire Mattress and 3 Bj Bedstead S to HJVITHE KING jo 3 The "Staples Mattress is the Finest Mattress Made. g j}j All other open spring Mattresses are imitation! of STAPLES jj| jQ the original J I i I We shall
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      123 8 STANLEY'S Restless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS OR SINGLE Com pisses, Dividers, Bows, Etc., Etc, Sole Agent* for W. r. STANLEY ft CO., LTD. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore. «34 TKKs Tyres '•//IT 715 x 115 $13 5« Tabes $2 SO 730x130 $17 00 Tubes 00 3C
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    British Try to Regain Atlantic Record. SNOWDEN FIRM.
    592 9 Trance Afraid of Stalemate AKDOWN AT HAGUE? Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 8. markable feature of British press on Mr. Snowden's "lone stand" at ie, is the unanimity of papers of all opinion in a tribute to the Chancellor. The Hague, Aug. 8.
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    REDS EXPELLED FROM PARTY.
    42 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. v Paris, Aug. 8. ominunist executive has expelled the md Councillor Strassburg, both proniembers of the movement in A'sace •tnd who were elected with Autom st 'for they are now charged with the Government Paity.
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    To-day's Features.
    12 9 «N MALAYA, on pafc SI, *1 AFFAIRS, on pa*e 4.
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    Round The World.
    158 9 ZEPPELIN APPROACHING ENGLAND. Two Stowaways Discovered. Reuter's Service. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. New York. Aug. 8. roun"?'th 10 th f, f the Ze^lin on W rld triPl tWO >' ouths wer discovered trying to stow away; one escaped but the other was arrested. He said he wanted to
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    BY-ELECTION RESULT.
    77 9 Narrow Conservative Victory. Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 9. In the Twickenham by-ele ti-m. necessitated by the raising of Sir Wm. Joynson Hicks to the peerage, the result was: Sir John Ferguson < C >:i, r\a ive> ]4.70 > Mr. Mason (Labour) 14.202 Mr. Patterson (Liberal) 1,920 GENERAL ELECTION
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    COTTON DISPUTE.
    91 9 T.U.C. Makes a Move. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. (Rugby, Aug. 8. An important move in the cotton dispute 'which has rendered half a million workers idle) is signified by the announcement that representatives of the General Council of the Trade Union Congress, will visit Manchester to-morrow to
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    UNEMPLOYED FIGURES.
    112 9 Returns of Those in Work. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Auj. 3. The Ministry of Laoun is now issuing returns regarding unemployment on a new basis. Sid2 by side with the figures of unemployed it gives the number of p?rsoi*3 registered as employed. The returns now issued show that
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    HOME-MADE DRINK IN U. S.
    48 9 No Interference If Not Sold. Reuter's Service. New York, Aug. 8. Prohibition Commissioner Doran has instructed Prohibition agents m future not to interfere with Americans who make their own beer, cider or light wines at their own homes and do not sell them.
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    NEW CARDINALS.
    44 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Home, Aug. The Vi-tican announces the nomination of a number of new Cardinals at tne end of the year to complete the College of Cardinals in which, following the death of the Portuguese, Cardinal Mendels, there were 13 vacancies
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    SEVEN DEATHS IN MILL RIOTS.
    26 9 Calcutta, Aug. 8. The casualties in the strike disturbance on Tuesday now total seven deaths and 17 seriously injured. Reuter's Service.
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    "Bremen" Unbeaten
    73 9 BAD WEATHER DOGS "MAURETANIA." Her Fastest Trip Yet. Reuter's Service. New York. Aug. 8. A gallant but fruitless effort was made by the veteran "Mauretania" to beat the ••Bremen's" record. Bad weather contributed to her failure and she arrived at New York from Cherbourg in 4 days 21
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    INDIA AND BACK IN A WEEK?
    96 9 New Reojrd Attempted. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Aug. 8. The Duchess of Bedford and Captain Barnard, who are attempting to fly to India and back in eight days, are now flying from Aleppo, Syria, to Sofia, Bulgaria. The> e.\;>ect to reach Croydon to-mnrrow afterneon
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    BRITISH TREATY WITH EGYPT.
    58 9 French Gravely Compromised? Reuter's Service. Paris, Aug. 8. Deputy Bouteille has given notice of a question to M. Briand in the Chamber as to what steps are being taken to protect French nationals in Egypt. M. Bouteille declares that French interests appear to be eravely compromised
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    STRAITS-BORN CHINESE SENT TO PRISON.
    81 9 Criminal Breach of Trust. Yeo Beng Chuan, the Straits-born Chinese who was chapel with rrirairad breach of trust in respect of $5,893 and 915 hags of flour while he was the agent in Singapore for Messrs, Aylesbury and Natter Was convicted by the District Judge
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    CYCLISTS' EXPLOIT.
    284 9 Malacca to Seremban and Back. A Malacca correspondent writes: On Setarday, the 3rd inst., three youn.r cyclists started at 7. <» :.m. for Kual.i*Lumpur, in fine weather. 'J hey were Horace Yon Ahin, Jack Le Came and Erie Karuppiah. Our first stop was it Alor Gujah. about Id
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    CASHIER'S CLAIM.
    85 9 Judgment Reserved. The hearing of the action before the Chief Justice (Sir Wm. Murison) in which Toh Serh Hwee. an ex-cashier of the Asiatic Petroleom Co, Ltd., is suing the company for three months' salary in lieu of notice for wrongful dismissal, and in which the company are
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    39 9 Messrs, The Borneo Co., Ltd.. agent, for the Sungei kinta Tin Dredging, Ltd i V r^ telegram from their head office that the Sungei Kinta have declared an interim dividend of one shilling, less tax, payable on Aug. 26.
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    NO DEADLOCK?
    191 9 China s Parley with Russia. TROOPS IN CONFLICT. "Sin Kuo Min Press" Service. Shanghai, Aug. 9. Dr. Wang Chtag Ting, Foreign Minister. Mriving at Shanghai to-day. stated that though the Sino-Russian negotiations proper have not been opened the foreign report of a d adlock is premature. Mr. Chu
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    GOVERNMENT SERVANTS DISCONTENT.
    344 9 Futile Petitions in F.M.S. Here in Malaya, says the "Malay: n Daily Express," the people repose the fuliest conudenve in the Government and frankly submit their wishes and aspirations to the administrators. They do not always obtain srhat they desire. It must, however, be admitted that the
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    MOTOR THIEF CAUGHT.
    111 9 European's Car Disappears. After partaking of refreshment in the Hotel V&a Wijk on Thursday n'ght a European, who had parked his motor-car outside on the road was surprised to find his vehicb missing when be wanted to leave. He immediately reported the matter to the Central Polio-;
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    57 9 Financial Retrenchment. "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, August 7. Tin- total amount to be cut from the TWO MORE C*l-ISERS Admiral Takarabe, h. th "P* stat Mi th::t jt ™»M 0,0()d-ton cruisers in order to maintain a Rwi* vH U f •«■""■dt», unless both Grjaat Britain and America
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    HIGHER RE-DISCOUNT RATE.
    26 9 Reuter's Service. New York. Aug. S. The Federal Reserve Bank at New York increases the re discount rate from five to six to-morrow.
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    Sports & Pastimes. WEEK-END FIXTURES.
    305 10 Sports Pastimes. WEEK-END FIXTURES. County Matches. CRICKET. The following English first class fixtures due to begin to-morrow: Surrey v. Middlesex at the Oval. Gloucester v. Northants at Bristol. Sussex v. Kent at Hastings. Yorks v. Hants at Leeds. Lanes v. Warwick at Nelson. Somerset v. Glamorgan at Weston-super-Mare. Worcester v.
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    Kuala Pilah v. Malacca.
    243 10 Kuala Pilah had as their guests on Sunday the Malacca Club, and a very pleasant game Resulted in an easy win for the visitors by 101 runs. Dr. Lindow's half century included three sixes and two fours. A. L. B. Perkins (the Singapore player, who was
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    Hurricane Hitting.
    108 10 RECORD SCORE AT K.L. In a match played at Kuala Lumpur last Saturday, between the Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh branches of the Y.M.C.A., the home side put up the record total of 404 runs, scored in 198 minutes For the fourth wicket Mayo and Samuel scored 81 In
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    New Speed Boat.
    82 10 SEGRAVE'S NEXT EFFORT. MOTOR-BOATING. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Aug. 8 A new speed boat, which would be name! "Miss England II," may shortly be placed under Construction with a view to Sir Henry Segrave •aaking a new record at Miami. Florida, nexi March. It would have a
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    Waterpolo League.
    22 10 WATER POLO. In the water-polo tourney at the Chinese 6wimming Club, the Jelleyfish beat Seaserpents by 4 -3 on Sunday.
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    C.V.R.C. Competition.
    40 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. Members of the Chinese Volunteer Rifle Club are reminded that the monthly spoon •hoot for July will take place at Bukit Timah Range on Sunday, at 2.30 p.m. Buses will lea vp the club at 2 p.m.
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    S.A.P. v. J.F.C.
    53 10 The following will represent the Social Athletic Party against the Juvenile F.C. on Sunday on the Outram Road School ground Song Hoe; Ah Cheong. Kia Heng; Nam Pan. Tiang Chwee. Hon Pai; Kair Fong. Hong Wing, Tow Pew. Shang Chep, Hong Toon. Reserves- Wing Kan, Joo Moh
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    MALAYA CUP TRIAL.
    532 10 Only One Change in the Team ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. There was little that was inspiring in the Malaya Cup trial match at the Stadium yesteiday. The Colours, won easily and one ad the impression towards the end of the game, ft'tcr the "doubtfuls" had begun to hick themselves
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    S.C.F.A. "B" v. R.A.O.C.
    46 10 In a Second Division league match on the padaug yesterday the S.C.F A. "B" and the R.A.O.C. drew 2 all in a keenly contested rome in which the military side did well to hold their opponents to a draw. Pte. Wellings refereed.
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    League Table.
    1618 10 II"' Sports Pastimes. I a* W r If CRICKET. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL I WEEK-END FIXTUKi.S. MALAYA CUP TRIAL. I County .Matches. Only One Change in the Team. 1 t The following Bn?jlh»h flrat ola-i* I Ai.l u Mn to-morrow. Uurt? w ,ltt,e lhut inspiring in J iliv Malay* Cup
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    League Fixtures.
    92 10 TO DAY'S GAME POSTPONED. The First Division match between the S.C.F.A. and Seletar arranged to be played this afternoon at the Stadium, has been postponed to Aug. 23 as some of the- players are leaving to-night for the Malaya Cup match a* Seremban to-morrow. MONDAY, AUG. 12. Division
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    SONG WINS ON POINTS.
    1215 10 Surprise for Battling Guillemo. BOXING. (By X.0.) The Walicy brothers are not the only lads who have raised the standard of boxing in Singapore to what it is to-day. There are others also responsible for bringing Singapore into the limelight and Y. C. Song and Little
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    SCHOOL CONTESTS.
    144 10 St. Andrews v. Outram. Some healthy sport was provided yesterday aiiernoon when six juvenile exixments of the ling (representing St. Andrew's and Outram Road Schools* tried conclusions m three-round bouUs at the latter school. The boys mixed and faced punishment gamely; and though there were no K.O.s registered,
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    Austin B.IVs Champion.
    160 10 BADMINTON. The singles championship tournament of the Austin BP., which wa, recently concluded, resulted as follows:— Champion. Lee Kirn Seek: runmr-up. T r. Hong Hoon. To-morrow and on Sunday the Austin BP. will play two matches, consisting of five s m t§ and a doubles and six
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    Malayalee Assn. Tournament.
    177 10 TIM Malayalee Association tournament begins to-mo:row when the first round in the woollenballs singles will be played as follows:— C. P. Warnning bye; Peter Pcreira bye; B. W. Pereira v. A. S. Pcreira; K. P. G. Marar v. K. K. M. Nair; C. P. Menon v. P.
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    C.S.C. Events.
    137 10 SWIMMING. Results of last Sunday's swimming events at the Chinese Swimming Club were as follows:— 100 metres Breast stroke A: Ng Mong Guan. go at 8, time 1 mm. 58 2/5 sees.; 2. Goh Buan Cheok. go at 7, time 2 mins. 0 4 5 sec; 3. Tan
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    36 10 Amicable Athletic Association will be visiting Pulau Bukom on Sunday to play games of football, badminton, and billiards. Members who wish to accompany the team are requested to be at the Club House at 9 a.m.
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    Taiping Race Meeting.
    216 10 LIST OF ENTRIES. HE TURF. The following is a list of the entries for the race meeting to be held at Taiping on Aug. 17, 21 and 24 under the auspices ot the Taiping Turf Club. Horses, Class 3:—l Wonder. The Nile, Toropo, Gold Mount, Metina, Lady
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    S.C.R.C. v. B. and B.M.
    67 10 CRICKET. On Sunday on the S.C.R.C. ground, the S.C.R.C. will meet a Borneo and Boustead XI at 2 p.m. S.C.R.C.:—Cheong Chee Lim. I. H. Hoahing. J. Lee Keng Tye. Lim Chin Joo. Oh Jitt Siang, S. H. Ong. R. Tan, L. H. Tay, Tay Lian
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    S.C.R.C. v. L.E.
    64 10 The S.C.R.C. will meet the United Engineers in a match commencing at 2 p.m. to-morrow on the S.C.R.C. ground. S.C.R.C.:—P. W. Chan. Chee Kong Leung. Cheong Van Soo. Chua Choon Sim. 1. H. Hoahing. S. H. Ong. R. Tan, Tan Thean Tek, Teo Keng Teow. Woon Chow
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    S.P.C. Annual Meeting.
    63 10 POLO. The annual mooting of the Singapore Polo Hub will b> held on August lr»th at Tanglin lub at 8.15 p m. A number of alterations to rules, more j artnularly concerning membership classification, will be proposed. The year.- accounts show an ex ess o* expenditure <>v-r
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    K.G.C. Duffers' Cup.
    41 10 GOLF. Thirtv-ninc members of the Kcppei Golf Club took part in the competition for the Duifers' Cup presented by Messrs. Robinson and Co., Ltd. In the final round W. E Coates beat H. Morris by 3 and 1.
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    BAHAU CLUB V. TAMPIN CLUB.
    238 10 Enjoyable Sporting Events. On Wednesday evening the Bahau <Duniop> Cub were hosts to a large number of members of the Tampin Club, and matehe.; m n played in several games. At lawn tennis Tempin. strongly icpresented. won easily. Bahau won the golf by 3 to
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    SWEEP TICKET CASE.
    163 10 Chinese Lady's Experience. An unfortunate incident which caused grave disappointment to an eldeny Chines lady took place at th- Ra.e Course durin the Penang- Autumn Meeting. It is alleged (reports the "Pfaansj Gazette") that she handed over to a Chines* member of the Turf Cljb a winning
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    237 10 Echo of M llion Dollar F a j| Urp The following matters w» r* calendar in the Bankrupted < t n at which Mr. Justice Deane .Motion under section GO to extend the time for distn'. dividend: R. T. G. Aitken '!> r and Co. Petitions for receiving
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    148 10 it». iioKixr. ort.it* ,iu\ v A notice to mariner boring operations at Tend l c 16 N, long 103 50'E lappi A boring lighter, display. by d« and a fixed red light b\ -ored n the vicinity of Temcaga Masters and pilots oi res vjtionrt to pass at
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    ARRIVALS.
    204 10 "Brouwer," Dut. 25« |ms Cap! Remmas from S. Pandjang, 9-8; for S Paodjug 114 "Sibolga." Dut. 784 tons, Capt Rrkman. iron Palembang. 9-8; lor P. >-8 •'Steel Traveler.'" Am r. 4 C..?: Evans, from Philadelphia. I- R 18-8. "Rokan,' Dut. 383 tons. Cspt Groot. froa Indragiri. 9-8: for Endragiri,
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    PASSENGERS.
    143 10 The following saloon pa> the "Nieuw Holland' to-c; From Melbourne: Mr and infant. Mrs. A. Stevens Mr. J. R. Metcalfe. Mrs L E. F. Boothby. Mr. RE' D j hache, Mr. and Mrs. H i Moton. Mr. T. Surton. II E. E. Miller. p Fiom Sydney:-Mr. H R N.
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    39 10 A dinner was given on Ween 1 I at the Yin Chan Hotel S teachers of St. Paul's Institution y i0 H football team, in honour of >u n t!* I winning the Chang Joor. Lor liitcr-Schools competiUoo. H
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    The Case Against Evolution.
    1488 11 By V. M.A. (PRINCIPAL, MALAYAN SEMINARY, SINGAPORE.) In view of the interest shown in the discussion in «k tion, caused by Mr. Hendershot's original statement eBe columns evoiu- is a myth, a special article on the case aeainstJSi f leCtUre that evolu lh e Malaya Tribune"
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1135 12 MINING. ISSUED Br FBASER A CO„ EXCHANGE .AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, August 9, 1929, 1$ a.m. lssue Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 401- 4f|5|- Ayer Hitam Tin 11|- 11|6 £1 Bangrin Tin 36|- 38|1 Batang Padang 0.35 0.40 1 Batu Caves 1.60 1.65 1 Bukit Arang
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    CHINESE MEDICAL SCIENCE.
    668 13 A Complaint from Malaya. The following letter appears in the "China Critic": Dear Sir,—The protest put forward by the Kuala Lumpur Chinese native physicians and drug dealers against the resolution adopted by the Nanking National Government Public Health Committee prohibiting the practice of the Chinese native physicians
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