Malaya Tribune, 15 October 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVI.- Vi 243 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1929.
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      128 1 CEYLON TEA. vo l- CANNOT BETTER THi; REST. ft rtocs=3oE=ioc=aocioiz=a ono=oi3ocs3oaoca= m lonaocssßSJoeadi locao i Fountain Pens. j II i THE REMOVABLE TAPER jj Obtainable at: S 1 CHANGES THE PARKER DUO- jp Messrs. ROBINSON Co., Ltd. 8 1 FOLD FROM A DESK PEN TO M JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd.
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      11 1 •'FLORODOR" Washing Suitings jy f //Mm*** For Tropical HIGH STREET, Singapore.
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    Our London Letter. A COMMON MOTHER.
    2499 2 Unity Of The European Nations. BLAMELESS LIFE OF KING GEORGE. (Special to Vie -Malaya Tribune.") London, Sept. 19. "George the Fifth." declares Sir George Arthur in his book on the King, published this week, "wears no less than Charles I. or Louis XVI. the
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      157 2 TRADK MARK FLASHLIGHTS BATTERIES they last longer Ftu-tor\ K\'/>rc M iiii i MULLER «i PHIPPS (MALAYA). I ID. 4051 Union Ridu., Collyer Quay, Singapore is yours a J sunshine Baby? i 4 NO RICKETS -NO 4 !f|F CONSTIPATION < J J > Will your Baby he a Sunshine Baby Will
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      250 2 SIMPLE BACKACHE IS OFTEN DANGEROUS Short.sharp stabbing pains in -b j when you rise from it i, r»*s*l i straighten the bouv after sio |»in« art? sure «>t danger* trouble. The quickest means of ing chronic Backache, Luuiltaijo, j< or Rheumatic Pains, is a short i with the worl«l-t;imot:s KVvr»
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    MR. BOULTER'S TASK.
    304 3 Singapore's Growing Importance. intm ont of Mr. R. Boulter as Bri lsh The aPP 0 1 s oner a t Singapore, says the Trade Co" 11 very wclcome, coming •China rather gloomy account of thso sooh f X ain's share in the import trade decline 01 B
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    MALACCA ASSIZES.
    284 3 Acquittal in Murder Trial. Man Swee, whose trial at the Malaecr f or i cha: of murder lasted through- v ard Friday last, wes acquitted d Eschar d on the jury unanimously rei verdict of not guilty, which Mr. Robinson supported in view of the 't t >
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    168 3 The following appointments have been ■aft by the S cretary of Stata for the -Federated Malay States: Mr. R. E. M 3 Ch.B., to he Medical Officer, I Medical Service; Miss M. Riley, to be D Woman Teacher, Secondary Classes; A. R. And rsm Mr. E. C. Bal'.. Mr. R.
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    DOCTOR AS WITNESS.
    422 3 Liable For Contempt If He Refuses. I Jut fce Gwynne-James, at the Bath i unt y Court, defined the position of medi- cal and other professional men in regard their liability to give evidence, j "A nvscorception seems to exist in the minds of certain professional men,"
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    342 3 The following c properties were sold by auction at M ssrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co.'s sa'e.oom. 30, ChulLa Street, Singapore, on Aug. 28 and Sept. 4. Freehold land at Oxford Road, area 12,241 sq. ft., bought by Mrs. F. Vandor Beck at 56 cents per sq. ft.=
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      137 3 mm WW days work l£ w is done in the morning hours. r A good sustaining firstwmeal s therefore vitally necessary, j, j e f; Quaker Oats affords such a j£ JAAId diet. Ideally balanced in S k sgffl nature's essential food eleL yt' SlSwl ments, it gives strength and
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      119 3 COOL AND FRAGRANT VIRGINIA CIGARETTES 1 1 ii ii mm SOLE AGENTS :—HUTTENB AC H LAZARUS SONS LTD.: SING A POKE. PENANO. IPOH Xl ALA IIMPI'R HIMASAR Celieves Asthma instantaneously. 75 renin pc» lottle On sale at the Himalayan Pharmacy it, Owen Road, Singapore. If you want a better Job
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      71 3 I THE MOTOR UNION INSURANCE COMPANY LTD f. i In. orvoratrd tn England |\j 1 j with the 5 MOTOR UNION The Leading Motor Vehicle Insurance Company. I FAVOURABLE RATES-PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS 1 C; 3 FIRE M4RINE BUSINESS Also transacted on Favourable Terms: G S a for all particulars
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      97 3 MOHAMED BIN HOOSAINSAH ((Iround Floor Tel. No. 2454.; OFFICE: 66, ROBINSON ROAD. FACTORY: LORONG H, No. 4 Telofc Kurau Road. Singapore. Manufacturer and Supplier of Rattan and Bertam ducts, Canvas and Tarpaulin Blinds. Tennis Blue Screens, Ben am Panels and Galvanized Wire Netting wltn G»ivanized Poles —all sizes made to
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    Commercial News. RUBBER CROPS.
    330 4 September Returns. The following rubber crops returns for the month of September are reported to us: Alor Gajah 26,500 lb. Australasia 17,600 lb. Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) 79,000 lb. Ayer M01ek12,226 lb. Ayer Fanas 77,800 lb. Ladek Rubber 29,000 lb. Bajau Rubber and Produce 19,699 lb. Banteng
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    44 4 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., Singapore, in their weekly report dated Oct. 10, state: The market continues steady and prices have improved slightly during the week. Approximately 655 tons were shipped. Closing quotations are as follows: Sundried $9.75, Mixed $9.20.
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    44 4 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO., (S.S.) LTD. Per Imp. Gallon cts. Shell Aviation Spirit ex 4-gl. drums 90 Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump &/or 4-gl. drums 75 Yellow Shell Motor Spirit ex 4-gl. drums 75 Yellow Shell Motor Spirit per 4-gal. tin $3.12
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    STANDARD OIL CO., OF NEW YORK
    22 4 Socony Motor Gasoline per 4 gal. tin $3.10 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per gal 0.75
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      156 4 i j| L i mllmm lim mi in ifiMiinni iiiin-'iilni i?' i"-'"' \"j v J"" I I 1 j& Spanish Queen I WgJffi I M£*mjf Specially selected and bottled by Crosse r.| and Blarkwcll. Only the finest fruit in Cj Uh£&& perfect condition is used. I Crosse I j Blackwell's
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      169 4 j I'm A Good Boy Now, Mummie!" Most children are naturally good. Even when playfully mischievous, as all healthy children must at times, they mean no harm. The screams and tantrums of the "bad" child nlmost invariably arise, out of physical conditions calling for sympathetic treatment rather than for punishr*.'/mt±
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      190 4 I I Columbus discovered America: I Cook discovered BOVRIL I 1 FOR CATERING TEA PARTY. Wedding, Christening and Birthday Cakes. I 'Phone 3841. Our representative will call over: I LUNA CAFE Sj Experienced caterer and Confectioner. TTHE IDEAL COMBINATION for your washable coats are the Krementz coat buttons and Krementz
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    Correspondence.
    98 5 h rs are Invited to write to us on tour reafle bUc interest. It must be under.aDjectf 01 pu -Malaya Tribune" does not «rood that 'riorse opmions expressed bj cor««sartlT t ueIS should be as brief a. type -written (double spacpossibie. P reI one side of the paper only,
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    The Mosquito Menace.
    337 5 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") p ldi n» the Weekly Health Report ot Sir,— tureaU published in your va)uL.°N E b th0S e who live here must be proud able P ap f r Singapore is the only tort of the \-n rny infectious disease, such cholera,
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    Singapore's Unemployed.
    289 5 (To the Editor, '•Malaya Tribune Sir—The problem of the present is that of rr.-p and sanitary houses for the working class. Oi late there has been a lot of >alk oi building such houses to relieve working-class fam. :.>»< and yet up to now there have not been
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    Need For A Market At Tranquerah. Malacca.
    144 5 To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") residents of Tranquerah bltter'y l^at lhe should have a market. Th: easily be chosen by the side of the sea, r aasing if necessary the land required for tertfi or ir stance > if one goes from Tran5'.-
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    Disease In Johore.
    87 5 S-- t}l€ fd for > "Malaya Tribune.") ,Jr "jQgh J io-|! 3 ag0 a E urop:an parsed lf Tti.r. v f demonstrations with injection for the t eatb iJouitrv n>i- le Was ver Y succcssfu., find tK.' has sta "ed again and m th nat»r« SWe bt
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    Education Of Chinese.
    271 5 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") 1 perused with great enthusiasm the art.cle by Miss Ellen Chew. I do not hesitate to follow my sister in a worthy cause, but I believe I should not refrain from brineng to light what is behind propaganda that W H if*
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    School Children and Hawkers.
    157 5 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, Waterloo Street, where the old gaol site was. has been for many years the hawkexs' ccntre, for the use of children of many schools near by, but it has lately been swept clean by tne pol.ee. The hawkers ar- 1
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    India's Castes.
    205 5 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —In your correspondence columns you Invite readers to write on matters of public interest. I am afraid that the correspondence you are dealing with at present will end in creating national prejud.ces and controversies. For an Indian, no matter of what caste
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      298 5 CHEMICAL DIAMONDS. LATEST AMERICAN INVENTION. Approved By All Nations. Excels even genuine diamonds In glittennk Proof against fire, steel file, and nitric acid •vii glass like genuine diamonds. Price Ra 1( >*r carat. CATALOGUE FREE. American Chemical Diamond Co.. 1. GFNL. Ml THI AH MUD ALT STREET MAftßlfi NOW HE
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      348 5 eSTATE OF HADJI ABDULLAH BIN HADJ) MUSTAFFA. DECEASED. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold Residential ProperUr* Situate at Lorong 3, East Coast and Joo Chiat Place, Singapore. TO BE HELD AT Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng A Co.'s Saleroom No. 30, Chulia Street ON .WEDNESDAY. OCT. 16, AT 2.30 P.M Lot 1.
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      80 5 Public Notice. EAT MORE PISH We arc appointed AGENTS for the Famous World Renowned— "KILTIE" KIPPER'S ACCEPT NO OTHERS. "The Best by Test" REFRIGERATING Co LTD Orchard Road, Selegiesßoad, Keppel Road, Grange Road Markets. f RECORDS! I jjj FOR THE LATEST ENGLISH, MALAY I AND CHINESE RECORDS. NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVE
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      290 6 PAVILION j I PHONE «»03 FROM MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 TO SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20. I AT 9. IS P.K. SHABP. B Hie Latest PATHE GAZETTE. Jacqueline Logan Clive Brook j I "MIDNIGHT MADNESS" i S! The absorbing story of a strong man's fight to win the love of a woman who
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      300 6 JLmusements. ALHAHBRA I 'PHONE 6909 I (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) 1 j PROGRAMME c Commencing Sunday, October 13. f 5 s jjj IN THE SECOND SHOW AT f PJL jg I I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I GRETA GARBO'S S Most Exciting Romance j The Mysterious lady, j jo
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      277 6 GAIETY CINEMA The Home of the Good Film. FROM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 TO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17. SECOND SHOW AT PJL New Cartoon and Special Comedy A Goldwyn Special NAME THE MAN! Adapted from Sir HALL CAINE'S Mighty Story "THE MASTER OF MAN" Starring MAE BUSCH, CREIGTON BALE, PATSY BUTB MILLER.
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      141 6 SURINA THEATRE The Show Place of Si North Bridge Road. 'Phone From Wednesday, October 9 to Tuesday SECOND SHOW AT 8.45 Pj* Leo Maloney in The Man From Hardp aD You'll go crazy over this rough. anc j. t j speed-and-action Western Thriller, The Irish |aod tbe Jews at .j
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    Judge Exposes More Injustices. PEOPLE TERRIFIED.
    3075 7 Outrageous Arrests And Sentences In Johore. JUDGE S SECOND CENSURE. Treatment That Simply Manufactures Criminals. Yrstrrdaj the Malaya Tribune" published in full one of the most astn.mH in judgments ever issued in Malaya. This was the review by Mr Merit" Reay at Johore Bahru
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    Commercial News.
    304 7 LATEST QUOTATIONS. Tin's Heavy Fall. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m to-day: RUBBER. London 10d.. unchanged. New York 204 cents <G). up cent. Shares:—Dull. Allenbys $2.30—52 40 Ayer Moleks $1.70—51.80, Ayer Panas $1.90.-*2 Bassetts 95 cents—sl. Balgownles $3.05—53 15* Brogas $1.22,.— Bukit Jelotongs 75— 80 cents.
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    MOTOR SHOW.
    142 7 New British Models. {British Official Wireless.) Rugby. Oct. 14. When the annual international motor show J.hich lasts nine days. 00,-n< at Olymp'a London, on Thursday over £1.000.000 worth of next year's models will be on Mew. At least jtadf a dozen countries, in addition to Great 3-« tarn,
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    629 7 The "Schcer" is due to-morrow from Sibu. Tru' "Talma" is expected from Calcutta on the 22nd inst. The"Essjn" is due from Macuv.se r via Batavia on the 18th inst. The Norwegian boat "Ardent" is expected from Rangoon to-morrow. The "Tennessee" arrived this morning from Shanghai via the Philippines.
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    TRADE MARK CASE.
    132 7 Injunction Refused. The application by Messrs. Barlow and Co. for an interlocutory injunction restraining tne Publlcut Trading Co. from selling sarongs with the coconut palm trade mark and trade name pf Chop Pocko? Kilapa. pending the decision of the case, was refused by Mr. Justice Stevens in
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      604 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ENGLISH PRIVATE DETECTIVE will **erectly investigate any cases of a Private, Commercial, or Social Nature. Box 929, c/o Malaya Tribune. LOST —One female park dog, ash colour, badge No. 1050. answers to name of Maggie. Reward $10.00. Return to J. M. Koh, 619. East Coast Road. TO LET—Three
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      240 7 WAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. OCT. 15. Selat Pandjang. Siak and Pakan Baroe p c ißinran) 3pm r. fc>wettenham. Penang. Suez. Port Said. Havre. Liverpool and Glasgow I Keemun > 3pm Kemaman and Trengganu (Hong Ho) 3pm Bengkalis. Laboean Bilik and Tandjong v B C1 (Singkep) 3 p.m North. N.-East and N.-West
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      151 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. TO-DAY, OCT. 15 High Tides.—9.l3 a.m.. 8.26 p.m. Artillery Battle Practice—All Units. Rugby: P.S. XV v. S. Johore, Johore Bahru; S.C.C. v. Capt. Deardon's XV. Football: R.A. v. Siong 800. Stadium. Hockey: S.R.C. II v. I.A. 11. S.R.C. The Quaints: "Journey's End." Vie. Theatre 9.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, OCT.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    45 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths- ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mrs. E. Zakoo and family beg to thank all relatives and friends who kindly attended the funeral of the late Mr. Ezra Zakoo. Overseer of Messrs. Meyer Bros., and also those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    "JUSTICE" IN JOHORE.
    754 8 Mr. Justice McCabe Reay expresses j the hope that the Press will take more interest in the work of courts in Johore. Publicity, he considers, will be in the interests of justice in the State. It is not I long ago that Johore matters received some very
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    236 8 Mr. E. Fernandis. of the Audit Office. Malacca, has gone to the Marine Office as chief clerk. The Selangor State Band, wires our Kuala Lumpur correspondent, bad? farewell to Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cubitt on Saturday, when tributes were paid to their work for music 1« the State. The
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    OWN YOUR OWN 'PLANE.
    549 8 Flying Safer Than Motoring. MALAYA'S AIR-BACKWARDNESS "Flying is safer than motoring" asserted Mr. J. Pestell, of Messrs. Malayan Motors, Ltd., agents for the type of flying machine now displayed in their show rooms at Orchard Road, in an interview with a '•Malaya Tribune" representative yesterday. "We
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    549 8 We hear, says the "Malay Mail." that when Mr. A. S. Small. Financial Adviser. Johore goes on leave. Mr. G. E. London w U act io him. "The "Pinang: Gazette" resents the imputation of the "Mab.y Mail" that Penang is a "Sleepy" Settlement, saying: "In any cas° we had always
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    "STRAITS PRODUCE."
    207 8 Still Searching For Needles "Stnajlts Produce." the Malayan ••p Un has reached its eighth vol jr. e and first number of this \olum > 1 now The price of 50 cents is modest the good things it contains. Our little hint that tho sponsors of bright periodical might
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    F.M.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    341 8 The following appointment are in the F.M.S. Government Oct. 11: Messrs. F. W. South and a. Sharply and Dr. H. W. Jack appointed Posts in the Agricultural Department; Mr R. EL A. Jeff to be a Senior D trict r neer, F.M.S.R.; Mr. G. Sava troller. Posts and
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    SUITABLE COAL.
    73 8 Municipal Committed No. 5 took the m lowing action at a meeting held on Oct I Decided to adopt the Gas Engineer's recommendation as to specification of coal .or the Gas Works, namely, the prepar: a schedule of suitable eolUerk s and «1» decided that occasional ofers of
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    46 8 From Western Australia by Minderoo" i* Singapore to-morrow. g Prom China and Japan by Karmala.' <• Singapore noon to-morrow From Holland by "Insulmde." due en Thursday morning, the 17th From Europe (London mails despatched w 2 by "Kashgar." due Penan? li 9 P E morrow.
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    120 8 The Malacca Indian Club untitled Deepavali with a fair at which I i eri ti theatrical shows, shooting (aßerfcS ana fcrms of amusement. The Penang War Memorial h unveiled during the Armis' on Nov. 1!. is now completed r imposing appearance. Recently, while two Chin and 11 years, were bavu
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    37 8 latest Quotations. BUBBFR. London: —10d. New York:—20'- cents <G Singapore: —34V|-34~.» criits TI\ n VOl A London: —Spot £189 15s. tdofE 3 months, buyers £194 as Od.l, sellers £194 7s «Id. Singapore: —$97.75. tt.5tx-
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      117 8 PERFECT FITTING SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES OF PLEASING APPEARANCE AND IN DISTINCTIVE STYLES. SIGHT TESTING BY QUALIFIED OPTICIANS. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore. 634 m Support local industry &JJfjsz\ i educe your cost of living by using jff|| T. K. X's Wh ID 3 T)rrs. Tubes, Shoes
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    Sir Hugh Clifford Leaving Malaya. GOVERNOR RETIRES.
    709 9 Sails For Home This Week. LADY CLIFFORD'S GRAVE ILLNESS. Owint ti the grave illness from which Lady Clifford is suffering, her departure for England at the etvrli< st possible opportunity has been declared by her medical advisers lo be a matter of vital
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    40 9 The untitled that Place at the Church h v Uul a fauiS the 26 th inst. of V v p'' I"*' RObeft M Nonis H k HoB Wtal. I 1 dresser. Durtan n iJS 1 *W be held at Road.
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    Mutilated Body.
    751 9 WOMAN WHO SAW THE STRUGGLE. New Evidence In CourL Sensational evid nee was recorded in the Second Court yesterday when a Tamil woman named Guendamal who visited Sunda Singh's house on the night on which Jewah Singh was murdered was examined. She said she lived at No. 6
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    CHINESE MAIL 'PLANE.
    118 9 Regular Service Soon. Reuter's Service. Shanghai. Oct. 15. An amphibian plane belonging to the American Aviation Exploration Company, Incorporated, leaving Shanghai yesterday moi ninearrived at Hankow yesterday afternoon following the course of the Yangtze, and returned to Shanghai this afternoon, completing the 1,200 miles in roughly twelve
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    VATICAN CITY.
    61 9 A Small Population. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Rome. Oct. 14. The latest census returns in the Vatican City show a population of 518 of whom two were born since the promulgation cf the new State, the remainder belonging to eleven nationalities, with Italians heading and one Abyssinian closing the
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    China's Civil War.
    104 9 ROUND TABLE MEETING URGED. Russian Raid On Frontier. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Oct. 14. Sir Robert Ho Tung has wired to Chian? Kni Shek. Yen Hsi Shan, Feng Yu Hsiang and Chang Hsueh Liang pointing out the ru nous effects of renewed civil war and urging the leaders
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    NEW RELATIONS WITH POLAND.
    168 9 Legations Made Embassies. Reuter's Service. London, Oct. 14. Tli" British and Polish Legaturns at Warsaw and London have ben ratal to Emb.ui. ie-. British Oftotel Wireless.) Rugby. Oct 14. It is officially announced that the has approved of the recommendation by the Foreign Becretarj thai Hta
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    LABOUR VICTORY IN AUSTRALIA.
    142 9 Financial Circles Perturted. Reuter's Service. London. Oct. 14. The "Daily Herald." in a leader entitled "Well Done Australia." says that Mr. Scullm and his colleagues will bring to a new type of Imperial problem (securing world peace > a new type of Imperial mind. The "Financial
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    PREMIER LEAVES U.S.A.
    108 9 French Satisfaction About The Visit. Reuter's Service. New York. Oct. 14. Mr. Mac Donald and Ishbel left for Canada and were given an ovation by a crowd at the station. f Rev ter's Strvice.) Washington. Oct. 14. The French Ambassador, on M. Briand's instructions, has expressed to
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    PARIS STARTLED.
    101 9 Helpless Agains: Air Attack? f rra»s-Ocfnn n'a Pan-Asia Paris, Oct. H. Paris .s startled by the revelation lliat Lie population is theoretically at the mercy of a hostile air licet, according to the newspaper "Oeuvre," disclosing the results of recent nocturnal air manoeuvres over the capits;, which were
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    To-day's Features.
    13 9 OUR LONDON LETTER, on page 2. PEOPLE TERRIFIED, on page 7.
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    BIGGEST AIRSHIP.
    607 9 Successful Trial Flight. TRAVELS LOW OVER LONDON. Reuter's Service. London, Oct. 14. It is estimated that half a million people jcurneyed to Cardington over the week-end to •M ?hc R 10! tied to the mooring mast. The airship is expected to pass over London this afternoon on its
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    STEADIER THAN A STEAMSHIP.
    68 9 Reuter's Service. London. Oct. 15. "It was a wonderfully successful flight." de--1 -lared Major Scott, at the conclusion of yesterdays five-hour tost of R 101. The ship was In every way satisfactory. It crulse«i at 58 miles an boor, with only three engines running, the engines
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    HINDU-MOSLEM RIOT.
    56 9 Damaged Images. Reuter's Service. Asansol. Bengal, Oct. 14. One was kill >d and eleven injured in a IL.idu-Mosl- m riot in connection with the immersion ceremonies for Du."?apujah. It is iti d that the Moslems threw brickbats and d ima?rd images which the Hindus were carrying in process
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    SOVIET ACCEPTS.
    44 9 Reuter's Service. London, Oct. 14. A rrtmnmlsfctJoß from the Soviet has been r> »ived In Tendon accepting the protocol concluded by Mr. Henderson and M. Dovgalevsky. Thus both Governments have accepted the protocol and the matter will now come before p irßameat
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    67 9 The rumour is current in the Government Cmcts at ipoh that a big list ol transfers f Ckffel in the Federated Malay States Is be ng preparea. This has arisen out of the pi: at;o:is for transfer of the clerks In Efcbftag. It is understood that only those who have
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      245 9 s w I I p I a I 1 I I^^H Agenf>: GUTHRIE CO., LTD <] (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) H cr? J NEW "H.M.V." RECORDS 1 TO-DAY. I 1st. OCTOBER ISSUE. Q Of which the following arc- an excerpt:— I DANCE NUMBERS. S JACK HYLTON AND HIS OUCHESTKA.
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    Sports & Pastimes: Indians Beaten By South Johore. To-Day's Important Rugby Trial. THE OEHLERS CUP.
    353 10 Sports Pastimes: Indians Beaten By South Johore. To-Day's Important Rugby Trial. THE OEHLERS CUP. South Johore Beat I.C.F.A. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. South Johore and the F.A. met at the Stadium yesterday in the competition for the Cup presented by Mr. G R. Oehlers. Having slightly the bet.er of the exchanges, Johore
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    R.A. v. S.B.A.
    46 10 MATCH AT STADIUM TO-DAY. The following: will represent the Siong Boo Athletic Society against the R. A. at the Stadium to-day:— Peng ICiong; Gek Soo, Boo Lay; Ah Goo, Swee Thye, Ah Hui; Tian Lye, Cheng Chuan, Kwee Liang, Sim Lim, Teck Lim.
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    H. and S. L. Fixtures.
    76 10 The following will represent the H. and S. Leaguers against Kair Pong's team on the S.C.F.A. ground to-day: Lgrs. Hiok Chin, Kemat, Hassim, Seng Choe, S. Lee, Conceicao, Menon, YusoflF, Cheng Hoe, E. Nawawi, Johari. The following will represent the H. and S. Leaguers (Junior
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    Three Penalties Missed.
    140 10 The Seremban Sprinters, a newly formed team of young players, visited Port Dickson and in a rather rough game beat a local team 2 —1. Hendroff and J. Reutens score! for the Sprinters and the former's brother for the home team. A surprising feature was that three
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    S.C.C. v. Y.M.C.A.
    176 10 A Scrappy Game. HOCKEY. The Y.M.C.A. were defeated by the S.C.C. by 4—0 yesterday on the Padang. The visitors had one player short for some time. The home team pressed before the visitors were settled down and within a Quarter o' an hour had scored two goals,
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    Motorist Kills Four Spectators.
    45 10 MOTORING. Budapest, Sept. 30. Children crossed the course as Alan Swsnaai riding a "Bugatti" was on the point of winning the international motor rsca Saaßasi swerved to avoid the .-hildren but crashed into the spectators, killing four and injuring sev tut
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    KUALA LUMPUR LEAGUE.
    284 10 Sunnydale The Champions. BADMINTON. The following is the final table in the Kuala Lumpur B.A. L?a3ue idoubles*, for which there Is a challenge cup presented by Messrs. Car and Co.: P. W. L. Pts. Sunnydale 40 33 7 33 Kampong Attamp Tamils 40 28 12 28 Yap
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    Singapjre Championship.
    142 10 The draw for the Singapore singles championship took place on Wednseday last at the V.M.C.A., with the follwing result: Byes.- Ang Whatt Kirn, Beng Tian Yew, Yeo Kian Ann. Lee Kirn Seek, Tan Boon Kwang, Tan Peng Cheow, E. Sim Mong, Arthur Lim, Lim Chek Heng, Wee Hong
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    Jovial B.P. Beat "All Blues."
    133 10 In a match of seven singles played on Sunday at the Jovial Badminton Party's court, the home team easily defeated the All Blues Athletic Party (late Mossdale Athletic Party) by five games to two. The losers put up a plucky display but found the home
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    N.S.A.A.A. MEETING.
    411 10 A Successful Inauguration. ATHLETICS. The Inaugural amateur athletic meeting *of the Negri Scmbilan Amateur Athletic Assoclat.on was he!a on the Negri Sembilan Club Padaiib. Seremban, on Friday and Saturday last. The weather was fine on both afternoons and la. 6 e crowds assembled. The meeting was a thorough
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    TO-DAY'S TRIAL.
    126 10 S.C.C. XV v. Capt. DeardeiTs XV. RUGBY FOOTBALL. The following sides will lino out for a practice match at the S.C.C. to-day when a very good game should be witnessed:— Capt. Dcarden's XV:—L.-Cpl. Evans; L Cpl. Williams, Pte. Kav.nagh, L.-Cn!. Gatter, and L.-Cpl. Roberts; Flight Officer Boyce, R.A.F.,
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    Perak v. Kedah.
    161 10 DESCRIPTION OF PLAY. j (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 14Perak's first State Rugby fixture took place at Ipoh on Saturday in fine weathei igainst Kedah. The visitors gav.* a une exlibitiori of forward holding tin soums, out failing to get possession, and they were formidable in
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    P.S.R.F.C. II v. "B" Co. Welch.
    22 10 4 8.' Co., Welch Regiment, meet Public •Service 2nd XV at rugger at Thomson Road to-day.
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    St. Joseph's v. Raffles College.
    85 10 CRICKET. On St. Joseph's ground on Saturday Raffles College scored 106 (Thambirajah 4b, and Chapman 29), M. Cora ro ana U. E*j taking 4 wickets each for 22 ard 2 7 run > respectively against St. Jo: nh's who r plied with 133 (Morrtndo 41
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    44 10 The Syrian Christian Association untitled has been exempted frcm regis: •.wt.on. 'i*W following office-bearers have br.u etectH the current year: Presk'-nt. jamin; hon. secretary, Mr. P. L Titus; hon. treasurer, Mr. K. V. Philip; committee members. Messrs. M. Matthew and P. V. Matthew. I
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    176 10 Yesterday s Results. LAWN TENNIS. Results in the S R.C. tournament yesterday were: Mixed Dcublcs:—Mrs. C. A. Norris and Nod Hay beat Mrs- P. James and F. James, j 6—3; 3—6; 6—4. I,:.lies' S:i»?Ls: —Miss D. Foston beat j Miso W. Meln'.yrc 6—1; 6—1; Mis* A. Meyer beat
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    Another Title For Miss Nuthall.
    24 10 Los Angeles, bert. 30. In tho Pacific Coast South-West Championship final, Miss Betty Nuthall beat Mrs, liarper, 8—-6, 7—§.
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    N.S.L.C.S. Finals.
    50 10 PING-PONG. The finals in Ngo Sing Le Chin Sia tournament was played on Saturday last and the results were: Championship.— Chua Peng Chiow beat Tan Boon Huan 6—2, B—6. Handicap.—Ong Mah Sah, owe 30, beat Ong Mah Hock, owe 40. rJ—4, 4—o, 7—6. Sir. Lee Kirn Hock refereed.
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    J3v:al B.P. Tournament.
    87 10 Members of the Jovijil Badminton Party are requested to not.' that entries are now open for the Party's annual tournament and will close on the 20th inst. Th 3 entran:*» 'cc for i? h comnetit r is 25 cents, payable before the commencement of the tournament. Th
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    G.G.C. Men's Medal.
    34 10 GOLF. Tb" m< nr 1 at th° Ga-ri. n Gol p Cljb wni pla:>.d on Saturday i»n'l Sunday. Twenty-two e..r*ls wo" 1 taken out. W. Hay, 2 ;.p was the winrn-
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    SINGAPORE IRISHMEN.
    261 10 Gift To Retiring Founder. A popular pioneer of the St. Patrick's Society 01 Singapore. Mr. G. Cullen. who is retiring, v.zu; honoured by the members of the Society a. the annual meeting, held at the Europe Hotel yesterday. Mr Denis Santry presided and expressed the m .labors' regret
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    MALACCA WEDDING.
    228 10 Evans—Laurie. The-wedding took place at Christ Church, Malacca, on Saturday, of Miss Annie Laurie, matron of Durian Daun Hospital, and Mr. "Dick" Evans, manager of Seroro fstate Tangkah. Th? Rev. H. J. Hutchm and Mrs. J. C. Fuller was at the organ. The chuach IJ tastefu cecorated with
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    K.L. ROTARY LUNCHEON.
    35 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 14. The first weekly luncheon of the Kuala Lr.mpur Rotary Cub was held on Saturday «.V#r AT r presided and over C»0 members were present
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    POLICE COURT NEWS.
    268 10 Motor Car Salesman Sentence. H. Smith, a fc.mer motor to-day sentenced to undergo two ni nths' kf prisonment for failing to comply maintenance order issued agams: him 1? 1 defaulted in doing so to-day. U ALLEGED MURDER. Mohamed Ahmad, a Pa than, prwh in the Second Court
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    GARDEN CLUB RECEPTION.
    261 10 Chinese Minister Entertained. The Garden. Club, Tanah Merah, was c fete last night, when a banqu t in boon of Mr. Chu Chang Nien. Chinese Minister a Norway and Sweden, and Mrs. Chu Cham. N.en was given by Mrs. and Mr. Tong Lac. Chinese Consul-General for Singapore.
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    "HEALTH AND DUTY."
    154 10 Lecture. At Indian Association Night School. Mr. J. Baruch delivered his first led* on "Health and Duty" at the Indue Association Night School on Saturday. V hall was well crowded and torn of* students contributed musical items bt. the commencement of the lecture. The lecturer took for
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    A PLANTER'S CLAIM.
    209 10 Supreme Court Action. The case in which Mr A E Mr. W. P. Millar for the recovery o. for 25 days at the rate of $6D- P" e s money lent on two I.O.U.'s. plaintiff for money paid on bena;i o. for the estate, and damage? for
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    "AFTER MOTHER INDIA."
    471 11 A nother Book Of The Mayo Type. London, Sept. 23. I i, of the Mayo type, entitled Al India" is published to-day -\fter lin :y V/'of the author, Mr. H. The r\A is that Miss Mayo's allegations ftf'S videspread existence of child $t t« in 'india as
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    "BOY SCOUTS" ASSOCIATION.
    38 11 T^y f °oc? ck r endin? Sunda y. Oct- 20. 5.15 p m Slgnallin S clas s. Headq 1 j£s, ils p cx m 17 -Band Practice, Head- Oc: io 5.15 Alnt3ul ance Class, Head-
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    27 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India Es*^enfo f t* 5, 154 for «00. The is R« ney rder s from India 15 for $100.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1136 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, October 15, 1929. 10 a,m. Issue SSL Buyers. Sellers. Valu* Buyers. Sellers. U Kumbang 38,- 39,- I North Taiping 017 0.81 51- Ayer Hitam Tin 12|3 13,3 6j- Pahang Consols I* W £1 Banerln Tin 31,9 32|9
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