Malaya Tribune, 10 October 1929

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    Masthead
    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVI -No 259 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday. Oct. 10, 1929.
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      199 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. I' "Ny Carlsberg Beer" J MANUFACTURED IN DENMAF* jjj" f Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs m 1 and Rest-Houses throughout Straits Settlements and the I Malay States. t I I fll r Sold by a!! First Class dealers pMI I 1 1 ofy
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      163 1 "FLOROISOR" Washing /T^S^^ Suitings J/ f j/ Por Tropical J/\S f Wear MA*¥m± J/ HIGH STREET. Singapore. j ARISTO j i r ri Lubricating I 1 in «1 I Oils I ift HwifM nilJ [jj are refined in varying- grades to &j g y suit all cars. G !j IW
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    MODEL DAIRY FARM.
    785 2 Approved By Municipal Health Officials. CLEAN MILK PRODUCTION. In view of the practice, so persistently indulged in by milk-vendors, uf adulterating raw milk on the way to consumers, the estaolishment of a farm conducted on sanitary lines is a departure that should meet with general approbation. Answer.ng
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      424 2 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Found. OERK P. YONKERMAN, DISCOVERER OF THE NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. Marvellous as it may seem after centuries of failure, a remedy has been discovered that has cured the deadly Consumption even in the advanced stages of the disease. No
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      778 2 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. I (Pule Gazette No. j8 of September, 192 a.) TENDERS FOR TODDY SHOP LICENCES, SINGAPORE, 193,, NOTICE is hereby given that I be received at the Colonial Secretary's o£. until noon on October 11, 1929. r the tx elusive right, subject to the ttaitati qs Liquors Revenue
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    1554 3 Development of Cinema Industry. At the formal opening of the studio cf Associated Films, Madras, Mr. T. Rangachari, the chairman of the recent Cinema Committee, said that the cinema had come to stay in the country, however much conservative people might deplore it. India was very
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      406 3 0 r\ 1 9 WW iWy*i vcf y niodern scientific inlYO I ILs S S I>U&M \cntion known to this generation vAir Conditioning riant, "i a «aj Dust extractors, etc.) has been /^V/"v "a r vyn installed in Carreras New Wonder cnerc b diways a a a Craven 44 A"
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      132 3 t tiwkam ate a valunttt aid t& t du/iutm A BOON TO WEIGHT-LIFTERS. CHAN —Barbuls CO lbs. to JCJ los. are available. Trevors three complete Muscle E.dlding Osurse are included free. The above Courses can also be had separately for $3. Trevor Authentic W. L. EnstrucOOa Charts with charts showing
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    The Silver Screen.
    419 4 TALKING FILMS IN JAPAN. A Unique Profession Threatened. The Invention of the talking film creates in Japan a problem unique among civilized nations. Japan had her own variety of talking film long before it was thought of in the West, but it was a living, not a
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    International Films.
    1411 4 The cinema to-day exerts perhaps a stronger influence than the newspaper. For a newspaper is read by adults to discover what is happening in the world, and the cinema is enjoyed as an entertainment by children as well as adults. Its appeal is emotional and it is through
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    Better Word Than "Talkie."
    74 4 Our London correspondent uses the word "vocafilm." in ordinary context without quotation marks or any other qualification, as a one-word description of the talking film. This leads one to assume that it .s being used normally in that form in England. Whether America will adopt it
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      236 4 BOE=aor=aoi=ior=aoßOi==i saocaoc ioao I 5 Don't Leave it to the Syce D| This year more than one million motor cars will fl be towed to the scrap heap, one of the main reasons o 0 for this utter waste being neglect of proper lubrication D j WILL YOUR CAR BE
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      297 4 DOCTORS SAY T hl CURES RHEUMATIsi If you are tortured by the daily n of Rheumatic Pains, chronic i night-time when trying to r v when going about your work or aurcs. will you test this doctor-, mended remedy—De Witt's Kidi Bladder Fills. They give ingtamLS and their effect can
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    Colony's Prisons.
    1679 5 INSPECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT. Twelve Persons Executed. Mr. J. H. Tyte, Inspector of Prisons, in /us annual report on the prisons of the C olony for the year 1928, says: The total number of prisoners in 1923, :n the criminal prisons of the Colony was:— In j rison on
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      252 5 RHEUMATISM Can Be Conquered BY THE TONIC METHOD OF TREATMENT THROUGH THE BLOOD. No matter how long you have had rheumatism, no matter how severe it may be there is no need for despair. Many of the Worst cases of rheumatism have been cured after all other methods have failed
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      367 6 AmusementSe. 1 ALHAMBRA! THONE 6909 I (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) [j I PROGRAMME a Commencing Monday, October 7 and ending C I X Saturday, October 12. I I j r>» Of THE SECOND SHOW AT P.M. ij I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. j I WILLIAM FOX Presents: The Woman
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      413 6 I GAIETY CINEMA n rj Where you see De Luxe Shows. jj 1 a FROM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 TO 1 I THUBSDAY, OCTOBER 10. fl n SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. Ihe Faithful Heart. j The story of a father's love for his daughter 3 and for the mother who
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      213 6 SURINA THEATRE The Show Place of Sing QDo a North Bridge Road. > Ptt fc fllon < No. From Wednesday, October 9 to Tuesday on li SECOND SHOW AT 8.45 Leo Moloney in The Man From Hardpa» You'll go crazy over this rougU nd speed-and-action Western ThnUer The Irish and
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    Commercial News.
    324 7 LATEST QUOTATIONS. Kubber Down: Tin Unchanged. Mes? -s Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-toy RUBBER. mndon 10d.. down l/16d. m York 20-4 cents (G). unchanged. I re Steady. Allenbys $2.35—$2.45. Ayer JfTj] -5—$1.85. Ayer Panas $1.95—$2.05, rrs 93 cents—$1. Balgownies $3.10—$3.25, B si' v,: —$1-27» Bukit
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    THE TIN PUZZLE.
    129 7 Operabrs' "Wait And See" Policy. Discussing tin, the Financial Correspondent of the "•Times of Malaya" says that operators seem undecided as to which way the market Till :rend. and at present prefer to adopt Asquithian attitude of "wa.t and see." It is a notable fact, he adds,
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    EXCHANGES.
    138 7 British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 9. Pans 123.905 New York 4.86 5/16 Brussels 34.865 Geneva 25.175 Amsterdam 12.09 Xlilan 92.895 Berlin 20.335 Stockholm 18.13 Copenhagen 18.21 0810 18.20 1 Vienna 34 5 7 25» 1644 Helslngfors 1934 adrid 32.75 fton 108 .25 Athens 817.5 57^, Buen* Air,, 47 3/32
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    HOME MARKET.
    63 7 London, Oct. 8. Market40s c fair ,ne basis) 12s. 6d. *lbt "n l rns single twist "Jf poc, Market-Cotton-p uIK >r w m ldUll:u American 10.37 JUOU 16.40 T-onth-s £200.12.6 Ccpr a. fair *P^ £22.17.6 IS. 2d. Wmfaier ls. 10»id. Jbe Gambler norni OUr nom. fai lis. 9d.
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    DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS.
    260 7 The Reference Library. The following publications were received during the week endinj, Oct. 5 and are available for public use in the Reference Library of the Department of Statistics, S.S. F.M.S., Fullerton Building, Singapore: Australia:—Quarterly Summary of 'Australian Statistics, June; Brazil:—Exports of Brazilian Merchandise and Imports and
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    148 7 Chamber of Commerce R. A. Report. The SingaDore Chamoer of Commerce Rubber Association in their weekly report, dated Oct. 9. state: Catalogued 1.976.306 1b.=882.28 tons. Offered 1.699.601 1b.=758.75 tons. Sold 1.155.999 1b.=516.08 tons. London spot 10 l/16d. Nsw York spot 20 cents>. PRICES REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet.
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    Guthrie's Report.
    137 7 Messvs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., Singapore, in their weekly report dated Oct. 10, state: Despite l**t week's increase of 2.035 ton* in U.K. stocks the market has had a healthier tone during the past week as the 10 suit of better adV'ces from London and New York, but
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    TEXAS OIL ISSUE.
    72 7 Reuter's Service. Ney York, Oct. 9. The Texas Oil Corporation, the largest oil company in the country outside the Standard Oil group, has announced the issue of 5 per cent, fifteen-year convertible debenture bonds to the amount of $100,000,000 at a price of 98and interest. The proceeds
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    79 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 O'CLOCK NOON. OCT. 10. Bayers Sellers R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot 33 34^ Standard R.S.S. on Tender October 34'<j 35 November 34 »4 35 December 35 v» 95% November/December 35 35Vs January/March 36 3tt^ Tone of Market:—Nominal. Latest Cable:—London
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    Y.W.C.A. IN MALAYA.
    560 7 The Annual Conference. On Sept. Ih and 26 the Malayan Young Women's Christian Association Annual Conference was held in Kuala Lumpur. At the nuetinsrs, conducted at the Y.W.C.A. °.r>d I >ver by Mrs B. C. Roberts, Ma ayan Y.W.C.A. Pnesicijent, delegates from Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh
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    ILLEGAL COLLECTING.
    189 7 Modern Chinese Woman Fined. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipohj Oct. 10. Leong Phun Man, a bobbed haired Chinese young woman, pleaded guilty In the Magistrate's court to collecting subscriptions without permission from the Registrar of Societies. It appears the woman was busy locally collecting allegedly for the Kwong
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    PRODUCE.
    137 7 SINGAPORE, OCT. I. Rice, Siam 1 per Koyan $406 Rice, Siam 2 $889 Rice, Siam 3 $372 Rice, Siam 4 $350 Rice, Saigon A-l $332 Rice, Saigon 1 $320 Rice, Saigon 2 $310 Rice. Saigon 3 $306 Rice, Rangoon 1 $285 Rice, Rangoon 2 $280 Rice, Par Boiled No.
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    BRITISH ENTERPRISE.
    261 7 Immunity From Sea Sickness. London, Sept. 13. For crew and passengers alike, sea travel will become a safer and more comfortable experience if the arresting inventions, displayed at the Shipping and Engineering Exhibition at Olympja, survive the test of time. A Robot wireless operator listens for messages whiie
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    123 7 NOTICES TO MARINERS. Two notices to mariners read as follow: A beacon with experimental flashing white light has been laid by H.M. Surveying vessel "Iroquois" *at a distance of about 23 miles north-westward of Cape Ra.hado. Lat. 2' 32' 15"N, long. 101 2!»' 30"E (approx) Further notice will
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    STOWAWAY ON BOARD.
    329 7 A Chinese named Lee Pak Kuan was charged in the Marine Court yesterday with being a stowaway on board the "Royal Prince" which arrived on the 3rd bust, from Batavia. A sentence of four weeks' r.i. was imposed. In the same court another Chinese was also charged
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    ARRIVALS.
    120 7 "Compiegne," Fr. 2,500 tons, Capt. Gabrillargues, from Marseilles, 10-10; for Haiphong, 10-10. "Tacoma Maru," Jap. 3,642 tons, Capt. Ishibashi, from Yokohama, 0-10; for Bela-wan-Deli, 10-10. "Tokushima Maru," Jap. 3,702 tons, Capt. Mitsui, from Bombay, 0-10; for Hone Kong, 10- 10. "Moni," Brit. 533 tons, Capt. Land, from Christmas Is.,
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    137 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. Oct. 10. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Kola 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Crcmer 18; Van Spilbergen 16; La Plata Maru 11; Compiegne 9; Sarpedon 7. Empire Dock Entrance Gate 3). Akita Maru 30; Ekma 32; Lt. St. Loubert Bie 35. Empire
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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 payment of Money Orders from India and Cay ion lo ru>. 13T Ior $100.
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      283 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE—B.S.A. Motor Cycle, 24t H.P. Excellent condition. $100.00 cash. Apply lo J. Linus, Government Health Office. ENGLISH PRIVATE DETECTIVE will secrectly investigate any cases of a Private, Commercial, or Social Nature, Box 928. c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—A small capitalist with $2,000 to run a well paying business.
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      664 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT MALAYA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. AT 9 A.M. Temperature. Rainfall j Bright Mean Wind. I Sunshine Force Stations. yesterday Yesterday. Humidity. Direc- Weather. Max. Mm. of M-* l p p Ins. hours tion. I Kuala Lumpur 8q 71 nil 31 85 S. 5 Fine
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    44 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths- pj.*. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. and Mrs. Chua Poh Siang. of Malacca, -beg to. thank nil rt-latlves and. frieiius who kindly sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence In the!.* recent bereavement of the late Miss Annie Chua. their daughter.
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    WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
    789 8 "Nothing, but what astonishes, true." An erudite prelate wrots those words over a century ago, and they apply to mundane things now as they did then. The proceedings of the Legislative Council of I the Straits Settlements are preserved Ll official verbatim reports, and if, noi a century
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    198 8 Mr. Jonathan Petersen. President of the United Slates Tcbacco Company, died yesterday at Ridgeiield (Connecticut), says a Reuter cable. The Rev. Goh Hood Keng will deliver a lecture on "A Young Man's Problems Relating to Social Habits" at the Y.M.C A. Hall on Saturday at 8 p.m. All young men
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE TO RETURN TO EUROPE
    196 8 Medical Advisers Recommend Colder Climate. His Highness the Sultan of Johore, who returned to Malaya after a holiday in Europe by the M.M. "Andre Lebon" as recently as Sept. 29, is, on the recommendation of his medical advisers, to return immediately to a
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    AMATEUR DRAMATICS.
    70 8 •The Trial Of Mary Dusan/' Mrs. Alford. who has arranged many excellent entertainments, is producing another play. "The Trial of Mary Dugan.*' at the Victoria Theatre, commencing from Oct. 28. The performance will be unler the patronage of H. E. the Governor. Sir Hugh Clifford, and in aid
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    SEAPLANE AT KUALA TRENGGANU.
    153 8 The population of Kuala Trengganu we" start ed (;n the morning of Oct. 2 by Ihe whirring of a sea plane, which after circling a tear times over the town landed in the harbour at about 8.45 a.m. This re ng the first visit of any
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    517 8 The death took place in JSercmba 1 Hospital on Monday, from cerebral malaria, of Mr. L. A. Attfleld. assistant on Bhutan estate. Nilai. Sentence of three months' rigorous 'imprisonment was passed by Mr. J. F. F. Gregg < the Fourth Magistrate) yesterday on Abdul Kidir. the cashier formerly employed by
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    EDUCATION OF CHINESE.
    707 8 Sun Yat Sen Memorial Institution. SUPPORT NEEDED FOR SIN SCHOOL. (By Miss E. Cfieu: > "Lives of greac men all remmu We can make our lives sujim lc And, departing, oemnu Footprints on the sanus oi time.'' —Longieii^ In Singapore some people hav c Ust in the
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    NO CEREMONIES.
    74 8 S ainese Majesties In Penang. <From Our Oun Correspondent Penang, Oct. 9. fh" King: and Que< n of Siam arrived Penang this morning and were w !eomed Mr. Mudie, District Judge, wh actir.p Resident Councillor. They went up Penang Hill in *h" nicr ne and also visited the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    39 8 From Holland and Germa:. due Singapore at 2 p.m. ton From Australia <Parc<;s Holland." due Singapore day Ugh From Europe (London Bail 19) by "Rohna." due Pmi morrow. From China and Japan la 1 due Singapore to-morrow
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    39 8 Latest Quotations RUBBER. London:—10d. New York:—20>i cents «G> Singapore:— renU TIN .hAU£ London: —Spot £196 10s. 0d. ».02« 3 months, buyers £200 10s. Od <no c sellers £200 12s. 6d mo change' Singapore:— '225 ujr.s so-
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      291 8 I Why Pay for your Razor Set. f I GILLETTE RAZOR SETS I FREE OF CHARGE AT B ROBINSONS. I I I SEVEN PRIZES CONSISTING OF GILLETTE S4FETY X RAZORS are otferei to those guessmt* the correct or jjj I nearest total of King G Gillette's Pa ture in a
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    Mr. Sturrock Rebukes His Critics.
    123 9 TROUBLE AHEAD. France To Deny Parity? WILL NOT ABOLISH SIBMARINES. Anglo-American Manifest.). Reuter's Service. Paris. Oct. 9. is ahead for th* London naval liiclicafed by the tone of press .Mr Henderson's invitation, the .'.iistsing that the submarine is into P'rench security. II SaJ Bncv. writing
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    ANTICIPATIONS MET.
    507 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, Oct. 9. M Stimson has issued a statement that the conversation.* with Mr. MacDonald were very ccessfal and met all our anticipations". The historic manifesto jointly issued by Mr. Hoover and Mr. MacDonald states that during tne informal talks in the last few days they
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    WHAT WILL FRANCE REPLY?
    92 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, Oct. 9. appears probable that the French reply to .ition to the naval conference will not despatched for about ten days. Meanwhile understood Paris. Rome and Tokyo will the- connection. Doubtless to co-ordinate their views ttx-', I t0 tile indis Pensability of subothf
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    JAPANESE OPINION.
    473 9 Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. Tokyo, Oct. 9. *Ul"d r l Cllrati njs are that Baron Shidehara r! re P'y to the invitation to the P and P rese nt it to the Cabinet Patch.'-- on Frlda y. though before desInav 110 necessar y to ask Mrfor a
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    Rural Board.
    406 9 COLONIAL ENGINEER'S PROTEST. I Reply To Architects' "Journal." the n!* 6 Rural was held at ing When the W1 S.r (ChLSn,'. vrtr Colonial Engineer Dr F R Deputy Health Sayers, Chief wealth Officer, Messrs. H. P. *i ar k P r a Dix. J. A. Ellas. S. C.
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    "DAILY MAIL'S" LATEST.
    142 9 "Take A Leaf From Germa^t>^ Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin. Oct. 9. The press continues to comment on the series of the London "Daily Mail" articles by Lord Rothermere, of which the latest is on "Germany's Progress Towards Prosperity," where he paints what is generally considered here as
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    IGNOBLE COLLAPSE?
    104 9 Opposition To Young Plan. Trans-Ocean Via Pan-Asia. Berlin. Oct. 9. The ignoble collapse of the Conservative referendum against the Young Plan is forecasted by the Minister of the Interior Hr. Severing, in the first controversial speech broadcast from German radio stations representing the Government's opening gun in the
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    ROYAL AIR TRIPS.
    97 9 Prince George Saving Time. British Official Wireless. Rugby. Oct 9. Prince George is following the example of the Prince of Wales in using an aeroplane to keep engagements. To-morrow he will fly to Hull to open the new Municipal Aerodrome. He will start from Sunningdale, where he
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    To-day's Features.
    26 9 MODEL DAIRY FARM, on page 2. INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page 3. THE SILVER SCREEN, on page 4. SPORTS NOTES, on page 10.
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    Mutilated Body.
    1301 9 WATCHMAN WHO STAYED AWAY. Coroner's Inquiry Continues. The Coroner's inquiry into the Sikh murder was continued before Mr. F. G. Bourne throughout yesterday afternoon, when more interesting evidence was recorded. Inspector Grey, Orchard Road Division, gave evidence regarding the weapons, etc., discovered on the premises of the accused.
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    CHINA EN FETE.
    77 9 Anniversary Of Republic. CELEBRATION IN SINGAPORE. V'Sin Kuo Mm Press" Service.] Shanghai, Oct. 9. The Government to-day granted an amnesty over the whole of China. Lantern processions will take place to-night. There will be a military review at Nanking to-morrow to celebrate the National Holiday. Hong Kong,
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    Reception At Consulate.
    240 9 The Chinese Consulate General at Singapore was the scene of a brilliant reception this morning when a company of over a hundred guests attended to pay their respects to the representative of 'he Chinese Government, Mr. Tong Lao. The large company included representatives of H. E. the
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    REDS' CRUELTIES.
    80 9 Cossacks Massacred. Reuter's Service. Shanghai. Oct. 9. News from Mukden says that refugees from the region known as the Three-Rivers, north of Hailar. recount terrible cruelties by the Reds against White Russians. A Red band, commanded by a Magyar known as the Red Devil, crossed the frontier and
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    BRITISH COMMITTEE.
    91 9 To Investigate Prohibition. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Oct. 9. The Royal Commission on the working of the licensing laws in England and Wales will next week b?gin its labcurs. which are expected to occupy two years. It is intended that the Ccmmission shall investigate the working of Prohibition
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    41 9 The Commissioner-General of State Railways, Siam, left for Penang on Sunday. He was to travel part of the way by motor and inspect as far as possible the Yala-Bentong read, which will eventually give access to Malaya from Pattani by road.
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    Sports & Pastimes: S.C.C. Beat Regiment At Hockey. Battle Of The "Battlers" To-Night. HOME MATCHES.
    64 10 Sports Pastimes: S.C.C. Beat Regiment At Hockey. Battle Of The "Battlers" To-Night. HOME MATCHES. Scots Beat Irish League At Belfast. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London, Oct. 9. League matches played to-day (Wednesday) resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Liverpool 1, Blackburn R. 1. ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. 11. Tottenham H.
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    Malacca Dispute.
    179 10 CHINESE WITHDRAWAL FROM CLP TOURNAMENT. "Cassandra" (Malacca) writ s: "The withdrawal of the Chinese F.A., Malacca (affiliated to the Malayan Chinese F.A.). from the Centenary Cup competition run by a committee of management of the Malacca F.A.. is a wise step. Is it fair that the committee of
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    Tessensohn R.v. Sawdust XI.
    58 10 This afternoon on the Teo Hoo Lye ground, Balestier Road the Tessensohn Rangers will play the Sawdust XI in a friendly return match. The following will represent Tessensohn Rangers:—Salam; Tian Lye. Max; Yusop, Seng Quee, Kow Kia; Teck Kirn, Francis, Eng Wah Khoi Siang and Nathan.
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    St. Joseph's v. Oldham Hall.
    44 10 The St. Joseph's Institution second eleven defeated the Oldham Hall team in a soccer engagement yesterday at Bras Basah Road by 4 goals to L The game was thrilling and was enthusiastically watched by a large crowd of schoolboys.
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    South Johore League.
    45 10 In a scrappy game, witnessed by a record crowd, the Western Malays beat the Taxi Drivers 2—1, at Johore Bahru yesterday, the j scorers being M. Shaikh Tahir (2) for the j former and Jilany for the latter. Mr. Pago rtfereed. I'
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    N.T.S. Beat Nestle's.
    23 10 The N.T.S. defeated the Nestle's and AngloSwiss team on the Y.M.C.A. ground yesterday sX-o. Limmy scored all three goals. y
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    I S.H.B.J.S.C. v. P.U.A.A.
    22 10 iYesterday on the S.H.B. ground the S.H.B. Junior Service Club drew with the Postal Union Athletic Association 1—1.
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    TWO REFEREES?
    423 10 A Lesson From Hockey. !We in hockey (writes R. R. Alexander, President, Lancashire County Hockey Association, in "Athletic News") especially those of us who have also played soccer find especial interest in the suggestion tnat two referees should be in charge of fooball nistehes. j Such has been
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    MALAYS BEAT CALCUTTA TOURISTS.
    530 10 S.R.C. Men Play For The Visitors. After varying success in their Java tour the Calcutta iootballers arrived in Singapore yesterday morning and engaged the Malays at the Stadium in the afternoon. The result was 5—3 in favour of the Malaya who, though victorious, gave a rather
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    159 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. LAWN TENNIS. Results in the S.R.C. tournament yesterday were as follows: Mixed Doubles: —Miss L. Klatt and F. Morris beat Miss E. Nunes and V. C. de Souza, 6 —1, 4—(3, 0—3. Ladies' Singles:—Miss D. Foston beat Mrs. C. A. Norris, 6—2, 6 —3. "A" Singles:—W-
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    Novice B.P. v. Marigold B.P.
    202 10 BADMINTON. The match played on Sunday between the Novice B.P. and the Marigold B.P. on the former's court ended in a win for the home team by 8 games to 2. The results (Novice B.P. players mentioned first) were: Lim Boon Guan lost to Yeo
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    "D" (EURASIAN) CO. S.V.C.
    697 10 Successful Meeting At Bukit Timah. RIFLE-SHOOTING. During the weekend, "D" (Eurasian) Co. S.V.C. held the r annual Company Rifle Meeting at the Bukit Timah Th<Meeting was open to the three Eurasian units, S.V.C, with the result that there were 80 over entries, including many recruits, for
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    STOLID DEFENCE.
    196 10 S.C.C. Beat Welch. HOCKEY. In a keen and fast game on the Padang yesterday evening, the S.C.C., in their first try out for the season, got the better of a hard fought game by three goals to two, after the Soldiers had led 2—1 at one stage of
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    I.A. v. Medical College.
    53 10 The following will represent the Indian Association against the Medical Col'ege on the Medical College ground to-morrow: P. B. Singh; C. Lall, G. Kennedy; Mahn Singh, Labh Singh, Subba Singh; P. K. Baskaran. A. K. Mallal, N. A. MaUal. S. 8. Varma (capt.), Teja Singh Reserve:
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    To-Day's Match.
    111 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. TO BE FOLLOWED BY "AT HOME." Teams for to-day's opening game in theS.C.C. tournament between South Johorj and Etceteras will be: Etceteras:—Gotch; Moro, Droogk-ver, \VR. King, Goldman; Collier, Robertson; Skey, Burke, Potter, R. King, Fielden, Anderson (capt.), Miller, Wardle. South Johore:—Dudgeon: Williams, Peters, Cowie, Vander Gucht;
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    Another Try-Out.
    122 10 WHITES v. COLOURS ON SATURDAY. A second Whites v. Colours practice will take place at the S.C.C. on Saturday for which the following sides have been asked to turn out. Whites: —V. P. Barbat; R. Land, H. G. Riches. W. P. Day-Dewdney, D. Preston; J. E. Harvey, J.
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    Inter-State Game.
    71 10 PENANG TEAM TO MEET SELANGOR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Oct. l enrice, Cook, Innes Kerr and Gfcson an absentees from the Penang sid( visiting Kuala Lumpur for the interstate match on Saturday. Th?' latter is injurid while the others have business tics. The team will be Goodman:
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    K.G.C. Events.
    121 10 GOLF. The October ladies' spoon (bogey) competition at the Keppel Golf Club will be played on Monday, the 2iith inst. The following are the conditions of play for the ladies' eclectic competition, in aid of the Order of St. John and the British Red Cross Society: 1. Open
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    CROOKS' INTERNATIONAL.
    123 10 Secret Code "Blown* To Police. Trans-Ocean Via Pan-Asia. Paris. Oct. 3, The recent formation of a crooks' international has caused a sensation, the press declaring that the international was organised months ago in U»e Spanioh town of Lend i, where crooks representing all countri and branches ol crime
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    LEGATION EN FETE.
    76 10 Chinese Wedding In London. Reuter's Service. London, Oct. 10. The first Chinese wedding at the Chinese Legation in London took place when Miss Chia Jui Chang, sister of Mr. Kia Ngau Chang. Governor of the Bank of China, married Mr. Wen Hsiung Chu, son of Mr. N.
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    192 10 Members of the Straits Chinese Amateur Dramatic and Musical Society are reminded of the invitation to-night to the Cheng Fong Girls' School. 83, Neil Road, in honour of the Anniversary Celebration of the Republic of China. They are also asked to attend tomorrow night, at the invitation cf the Ben
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    Sports Notes.
    602 10 A Weekly Commentary. Boxing enthusiasts are fem*ded of to-night s fights to be held at the Hail, New World. Key and Guillemo w«l provide tne niain attraction. The Chinese i out to legain the reputat.on he held sorif years ago, and Guillemo is determined t< prove that he
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    HABIBULLAH FLEES.
    146 10 Kabul Taken By Nadir Khan. Reuter's Service. Simla, Oct. 9. Nadir Khan. a« claimant to the throne of Afghanistan, claims that his brother Shah Wal* has entered Kabul, which was previously occupied by Habibullah Khan. Mc-eow. Oct. 9. News from Termez says that the forces of Nadir Khan
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    LONDON CONSUL REPUDIATED.
    151 10 Reuter's Service. London. Oct. 9. The British Government last July ordered the Afghan Minister. Shuja-ud-Dowleh, to leave Great Britain. The fact is just divulged in a statement by the Afghan Charge d'Affaires. Yunus Khan, that upon returning from Herat in July. Shuja-ud-Dowleh planned to dispose of the
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    A CONVERT TO ISLAM.
    56 10 Mr. D. Ramanujam writes that he has formally embraced Islam, religit-uii C3~emony being conducted by the Cli.ef Kazi of Singapore on the sth inst., and that his name in future will be A. Abdur Rahim. He is an educated Indian Iyengar Brahmin, born in Southern India,
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    MORE THAN HOPED FOR.
    197 10 Reuter's Service Washington. Oct I Mr. Mac Donald told Reutei: "I have achiei»; more than I hoped. One th.ng possible dura my short visit was to get into personal contar. with the President and to get a common preouncement that British and American policr would be
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    JAPANESE DELEGATES.
    69 10 "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo. Oct. It is understood that if Japan acttpu- i British invitation to participate in tne tat coimng Naval Conference in London tl. mW of the Japanese delegation will probably I Mr. Wa'catsuki. Premier in the last Mms£ Party Cabinet, with Admiral M Minister, and
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    RUMANIAN REGENCY.
    83 10 Republican Gets One Vole. I Reuter's Service. Bucharest, Oc: M. Saratzeanu has been elected merr.be: the Regency Council in Mcceofcai Buzdugan. M. Saratzeanu. who is 67 year- old. reef.--445 out of a total of 493 votes; Prezan received 22 votes and ex-Crown Carol nine, while one vote wa
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    THE FLYING DUCHESS.
    60 10 Medal For Her IMlot. British Official Wireless. Rugby. Ort- The Rcyal Aero Club has awarded medal to Captain Barnard and an a. congratulation to the Duchess recognition of their flight to India a c Capt. Barnard, accompanied by j. accomplished the flight in eiaht August in a
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    SOCIALIST
    50 10 "Steel Helmets" Il!e? a Reuter's Service. Berlin. The Prussian Minister of the Bjjjjj t Socialist. Grzesinski, has declareddissolved throughout the Rhine Westphalia the powerful Nationalist tion known as "Steel Helmets oi f Hindenburg Is honorary- P re 1(1 groimd that its members were trained to become a fighting wm
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    Correspondence.
    94 11 Aggm are invited to write to us on [our0 ur r, f a ublK in terest. It must be undersubjecis w -Malaya Tribune" does not stood UWM orst opinions expressed by coroecessarn> c should be as brief aa respond-aw (double spacpossible. Pr« one side of the paper only. ing>-
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    Of Sheep.
    608 11 v Malaya Tribune.") i >asts of its present standard la it worth, I ask, without ilture? Civilisation without w.thout a soul. A per- created by a harmonious two. The average man of j or in any community, I is lacking in culture —the :v and education —to a
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    A $ 2.500 House.
    215 11 A 2.500 House. To the Editor. Malaya Tribune.") —With reference to your report of the to consider the formation of a Building it appears that only two solutions are e the housing problem facing anddle class: To build houses without capital. To form a Building Society. I* j I have
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    Indian's Castes.
    672 11 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—l wonder how far Mr. Enguan can justify his statement that a total change takes place in literature, customs, habits and morals when a Hindu is converted into a Moslem. We must unhesitatingly admit that a slight change occurs in accordance with the
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    Music At Cinemas.
    234 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Many people were pleased to read in a recent issue of the "Malaya Tribune" that an effort was to be made to improve cinema orchestras in Singapore. Heaven knows that they need it! Many a good picture is spoiled by music
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1162 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, October 10. 1929. 10 a.m. Issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 38j- 39|- 1 North Taiping 0 78 0.83 5 Ayer Hitam Tin 12|9 13|6 5|- Pahang Consols 10|- Hifi 1 Bangrin
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    Chinese In Malaya.
    897 13 FIFTY PER CENT. INCREASE IN TEN YEARS. Economic Conquest. The economic development of the Malayan peninsula has fctr the last thirty years depended mainly upon the Chinese. Europeans are the largest employers of labour, yet one-half of the tin production, and one-third of the rubier, is in
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