Malaya Tribune, 2 December 1929

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune V.I. N v No. 283 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1929 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Djc. 2, 1929.
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      317 1 h IP TON'S CEYLON TEA. v 0( i r BETTER THI BEST. A Staub C0.,-Cognac. Pure Grape-juice Brandies. M I Delightful and Mellow of taste with H a real Cognac Aroma. Jfi f "7 1 TRY Staub s 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS f&| Brandy Once and you will never
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      322 1 "FLORODOR" j Washing /7 A* I jmmik% f For Tropical /y&k±/y HIGH STREET. Singapore. I famous i I Tomato Catsup I fG Crosse Blackwell's unequalled blend j Fresh, ripe Tomatoes, creamed an* blended with Spices. An excellenl Ivelish with Meat and Fish. p j Crosse s 1 Blackwells I TOMATO
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    Commercial News.
    348 2 DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS. The Reference Library. The following publications were received during the week ending Nov. 23. and are available for public use in the Reference Library of the Department of Statistics, S.S. and P.M.S., Fullerton Building, Singapore: Brazil:—Commercio Exterior do Brazil (Foreign Trade of Brazil January to
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    CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS.
    346 2 Trade Mission To Singapore. 4 Professor R H. Crocheron, Director of Agricultural Extension Work of the University of Califom,a, is now making an intensive study of the marketing of California canned and dried fruits in the Orient, and in that connection he has already visited Japan.
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    MALAYAN TRADE RETURNS.
    68 2 The Annual Return of the Trade of British Malaya for 1928 is now available, showing under each article, as classified, the quantity and value imported from or exported to all countries outside British Malaya during 1928 with the comparative figures for 1927 and 1926 Price $6, post
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      457 2 WHITEAWAYS j j THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND CHRISTMAS GIFTS. g I <>,„. ia.,, P "Scooter" No. F. 16 H ins. wheels, with .4 in. robber p* All «tee] folding model with wood »wv>; double ennk drive; rubber 3 I handle and Bed disc wh<vl s flushed |NMt;,U; ins. of
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      377 2 'SWHTWUBI!/ >°IU ON FACE WHATEVER your skin trou- l rom J*"' 8 and ej r ff.-i *Jf Pr.ned most ble—heal it with Zam-Buk. SOu br Compounded from rare herbal KpslgSS essences, this highly-refined SMR >° balm sinks deep into the tissues. ...W^S™^ Zam-Buk is effective in chronic troubles like eczema.
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    North China Notes.
    1292 3 STRUGGLE FOR MILITARY SUPREMACY. No Trams Running In Peiping. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Peiping, Nov. 4. Up to Nov. 4, the provinces in North China, under the influence of General Yen Km Shan of Shansi and General Chang Hsueh Liang of Mukden, were still peaceful, having neither
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      250 3 v- p& 3ht:- ■■V'*? r ~J$l*c r SffoJce yauvstanet<nt t Mineral Waters Menburg s Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the 'Allenburys* Foods are as easily digested as mother s milk. They are germ free and are simply and quickly made by the
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      531 3 WINNING WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS? Many Successes Claimed By Berlin Professor. HOSPITAL TESTS. Simple Treatment For Sufferers From Dread Disease. Is tuberculosis, one of the greatest scourges of civilisation, about to be overcome? For years claims of 'definite cures" have been made, but the work of a German professor, now becoming
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      190 3 j HEALTH IN THE TROPICS 1 iff IS I II M^^s^i WELL SERVED I Mnfl Fraser Neave Limited I I j Aerated Waters. 'Phone 2950. J I REMEMBER jjj When you are giving a Tea Party please communicate with us. [jj We give you the best clean service that you
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    Literary Notes. A "BIG" WAR BOOK.
    990 4 Who Vv'ere The Criminals Of 1914 [•■July, 1914." By Emil Ludwig. G. P. Putnam's Sons.. 10s. 6d. (Illustrated./] "July. 1914," la a big book in several senses. But it is not an exhaustive treatise. It is a brilliantly written drama, a .story that moves
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    Escaping From Prison.
    386 4 'The Escaping Club." By A. J. Evans. The Week-End Library. John Lane, the Bodley Head. Ltd. 3s. 6d. This is one of the most interesting of the war books, and after going through nine editions is now published in the cheap Weekend Library which is one of
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      104 4 I MALARIAL 4 1 TROUBLES I I HEADACHES 1 f ANEMIA I I quickly relieved by 6 the TONIC J porters s_ I^ -^^^^^1 J at 1 Bed-tiltlP 1 CaMel, Tablets are tb« modern remedy for nervous com—~~P~*■i~*■ plaints. They contain ingredients absolutely essential to a healthy rijun -i j
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      277 4 ii Cologne and I ii Two names linked for /A 3 i ||y I ever in the annals of ffl M \Y\» m M ;|r SI |Jm| Cologne: That magni- 111 f| jtJ| Cen monument of Jm j sw^ et j J I 1 ude I Representative ROBERT BLAU (Malaya)
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      100 4 J SANTUBEN f FOR THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS a WITH Prof. Or. WOLFF EISNER'S I Santuben Tuberculine Preparations. 1 Twenty .1 pars experience in over 18,000 cases (see Lancet June 29, p. 1367, and Medical PresF, June 2«, p. 530). Supplies and particulars from the Sole Agents:I E. M.
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      46 4 Bad FEVERS go for good when you take fluincarnis Recommend?-health-gi'. Order a botde. H HIITTENBACH SONS "BEWARE OK CHEMICAL I LATEST AM!KI Approved 15 Excels even (enuli Proof against Bre, •uti .{lass like genuta per carat. CATALOG md American Chem j KlI S, GENL. MUTHIAB MAI'
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    FRAUDULENT MALAYS.
    203 5 Loans Obtained By Misrepresentation Tiong binti Chinta. a Malay woman, and Manap bin Podoh. a Malay, who were sentenced at the last Negri Sembilan Assizes on charges of forgery of a promissory note and abetment of that offence respectively, were produced the other day before the Kuala Pilah
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    MALACCA LAND SALE.
    283 5 Kampong Hulu Lots Auctioned. At the sale-room of Messrs. H. M. de Souza and Co., 21, Church Street, Malacca, the tighteen building lets in Kampong Hulu belonging to the Dato Samsudin Estate were put up for auction on Thursday. w:th the following results:— Lot 1. 1.399 sq.
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    MAN FALLS OUT OF PLANE.
    152 5 Private Daniel Smith thinks himself the luckiest man in the U.S. ArmyHe and Radio-Operator Deuter were riding in the rear seat of a bombing 'plant.' 2,000 ft. above Gatun Lake, when an a r pocket caused the machine to drop suddenly. Smith lurched forward and
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    News In Brief.
    248 5 Reuter's Service. Oslo. Nov. 29. The Storting Nobel Committee has decided not to award the Peace Prizes for 1926 and 1929. Palis, Nov. 29. The French Aero Club has officially recorded the distance in a straight line flown by Coste, and Bcilonte, from Le Bourget to the
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    CENTRAL HEALTH BOARD.
    455 5 Six Medical Officers Engaged. A meeting of the Central Health Board was held on Nov. 12 at the office of the Administrator in Kuala Lumpur. Present. —The President (the Hon. the Ag: Controller of Labour, Malaya, Mr. H. R. Joynt. i M.C.S.), the Vice-President (the Hon. the
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      263 5 m% uorcLtcuC There |j ot en Old 00l teems Stlrmir > vel you up. tha. flaw ntscrrat. INI 15*1 cc make, a good th.rst treasured 1 JUICB De*lers. Pr England by SC C HER WEBB, Lt4 ,YA i .ad London. PO R ALL DEFECTS OP VISION CONSULT I EZEKIEL SONS.
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      349 5 Weeping Eczema Caused Burning Pain Healed by Cuticura "My boy was six weeks old when eczema broke out .on his fore--iad. It gradually spread ail over his face and head. The burning pain caused bun to scream out in agony, and he scratched until theeruptionswould bleed Hz moved his little
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      182 5 I "Madge" y Phone No. 4227. 59, selegie road, Singapore. g A very large selection of CHRISTMAS Supplies of 1 I LADIES' MODEL HATS, TRIMMED AND SEMI TRIMMED g I HATS for CHILDREN AND MAIDS. I TOYS, CILEYS CRACKERS and TABLE DECORATIONS. S I Come and make your choice. I
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      207 6 I PAVILION 1 I 'PHONE 6903 I From Sunday, Dec. 1 to Friday, Dec. 6, at 9 p.m. sharp. 1 I FLORENCE VIDOR j I in p "Honeymoon Hate" I THE LATEST FAT HE GAZETTE. Adolphe Menjou j SERENADE. IN TUB FIRST SHOW AT 7.50 P.M. I GEORGE WALSH in
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      262 6 Amusement s. ALHAMBRA I 'PHONE 6909 a (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) S TRIPLE FEATURES PROGRAMME Commencing Sunday, Dec. 1 and ending Friday, Dec. 6. g IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. g THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. j "Nor Quite Decent" X A Stage Story with IV;> and Romance.
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      447 6 SURI\,\ i ffpATite and entu From Wedmeula SECOXD AT j p M THE R J The U iEN WILSON m 4 Poran BEBE £l 8 "SWIM 61 swillRHe Man R: LGIRLSWIM: ir M totheSurina ,erho »W. iJ in is swimming hit c v 1 yourself out of > Kapers Cora,
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    193 7 <rh, Markets Quiet. Co. report at 11 a.m. KIBBER. |d 1 16d Lender- ts (G) unchanged. N Allenbys $1.80—51.90, Ayer V ver Panas $1.50—51.55, cents, Balgownies $2.70 |S**W 7 i Bukit Jelotongs 58 00, Bw KMtiM 70—74 cents. Colins--H ee °T connemaras $1.45—$1.55. |2 Indragiris $7.50—$8.
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    "EAT MORE FRUIT."
    194 7 Investigation In Malaya. Prof B K Crocheron. Director of Agricultural Extension in the University of California Trade Commissioner in the United States Department of Commerce, assisted by Mr. wh&m J Norton. Specialist in Agricultural Extension in the University, as Assistant Trade Commissirner and by Mr. Paul Windrem
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    PRODUCE.
    73 7 SINGAPORE, DEC. 2. 1 per Koyan $376 2 $338 3 S327 4 S300 S315 M* San 2 $305 A-l $298 1 S289 2 $280 3 $275 E 1 $262 2 $248 N 1 per bag $8.50 2 $8.50 r Buyers Sellers 10.50 Hsrr.t': 1^0 78.00 48.50 9.75 9.75 9.25
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    60 7 *Qarot. j ■MBER OF COMMERCE 18SOC1AT80M. U 0( -.sr h NOON, DEC. 2. Buyers Sellers p Q 26% 27 Tender 274 27% 0r Ui;r.- 28 284 28\ 29Vt Jut., 28* 29V4 I o. 30 30^ v Uabi, quiet. :ldon Spot Sheet 8d. per lb. Ji: Mur s
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    SINGAPORE UNITED PLANTATIONS.
    365 7 Serangoon Development. R,^L th annUal meetin of Singapore United Rubber Plantations in London in mail week, at which, out of a profit of £9,747, a dividend JLiJEfSt WaS declare <l. the Chairman 'Sir Ivor Phillips) said: We feel that, more than ever in the future the greatest
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    312 7 (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, DEC. 2. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15/16 d. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3%d. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13/I6d. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d. London demand 2s. 3%d. London T. T. 2s.
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    45 7 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., Singapore, in their weekly report dated No\. 28, state: There has been a further slight improvement in the price of the commodity. Approximately 440 tons were shipped. Closing qootatSoos are as follows: Sundricd $9.60, Mixed $9.20.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    297 7 Harlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., Singapore, in their week'y report Nov. 28, state: The local market has been quite to dull throughout the week, but prices have been fairly well ma ntained. The latest ei'bles to hand juote London down 1.16 d. at 8 1/ lGd.
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    HOME MARKET.
    83 7 London. Nov 29. Manchester Marietta, lb. Shirtings, fair (new basis) 12s. lud. 40's Grey Yarns, single twist 16 X 9 lb. T. Cloth, fa*r 24 yds. 7«; 10%<L Liverpool Market Cotton—Fully Middling American 9.50 Egyptian Cotton 14.0f> MetalsTin —Standard 3 months £182.17.6 Produce Copra, fair merchantable £22.2.6 Black
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    84 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO.. (S.S.) LTD. Per Imp. Gallon cts. Shell Aviation Spirit ex 4-gl. drums 90 Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump 8c J or 4-gl. drums 75 Yellow Shell Motor Spirit ex 4-gl. drums 75 Yellow Shell Motor Spirit per 4-gl. tin $3.12 STANDARD OIL CO., OF
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    132 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. Dec. 2. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Gen. Van Geen East Basin; Trogarthen 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Talamba 18; British Prince 13; Hakozaki Maru 11; Raub 9; Achilles 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Marudu 30: Autolycus 32; Kangaroo 33; Imperial
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 158 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    198 7 The "Kepong" arrived from Bagan with 750 sheep yesterday. The British boat "Centaur" arrived, with 2,000 -heep on board from Freemantle. The Siamese boat "Prachatipock" airrived yesterday from Bangkok with 157 buffaloes. The N.Y.K. "Tokiwa Maru" is expected tomorrow from Hong Kong. She leaves fin* Bombay on Wednesday.
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    NRRIVALS.
    288 7 "Talamba," Brit. 8,018 to:vs, Capt. Mintt, from Calcutta, 2-12; for Hone Kone and Japan, 5-12. "Prachatipok," 603 tons, Capt. Nicolaisen, from Bangkok, 1-12; for Malacca, 7-12. Ceylon," Swed. 3,266 tons, Capt. Tarssell, from Gothenburg, 1-12; 13) r Hong Kong, 2-12. "Van Outhoon," Dut. 1,180 tons, Capt. Croot, from Sourabaya,
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    FLYING SQUADS PLUCK.
    321 7 The following account of a dramatic hase by a police car which had its sequel ir. a trial at the Old Bailey recently is taken from "The Motor." The three defendants, who were charged with possessing housebreaking implements by night and causing grievous bodii> harm tv Detective-Inspector
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    55 7 Miss Silvia Chen, the eldest daughter of Mr. Eugene Chen, the former Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs, is making a big "hit" on the stage of Moscow as dancer. She has just refused a long term contract offered by one of the theatres in Moscow. She learned dancing in Trinidad
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      200 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that tenders art now invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of such tenders ma? be obtained ln the Tender Room. Munlcipa Offices:— Tender. Date of Closlni Regular cleaning of Municipal Offices during 1930. Dec. 16. Supply
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      370 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. The Grand Ballet In Aid of The Children's Aid Society Produced by Misses H. WRIGHT and I. VicIM Via at the VICTORIA THE AI RE Under the Patronage of H.E. the Officer Administering the Government (Mr. J. Scott, C.M.G.) and Mrs. Scott. An excellent programme has been arranged
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      108 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. TO-DAY. DEC 2. High Tide.—lo.34 a.m. Prize Distribution, Pearl s Hill School, 3.30 p.m. Meeting: Business men interested in American Canned fruits, 7-A. Ocean Building. Meeting: New Year Sports, S.C.C. 5.15 p.m. The New Yorkers, Vie. Theatre. 9.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, DEC. 3. High Tides.—o.3 a.m., 11.4 p.m. Rugby:
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      272 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, DEC 2. Muar (Karuah> 2 p.m. Batu Pahat (Ban Siong Bee) 3 p.m. Muar (Jerantut) 3 p.m. Malacca (Mahidol) 3 p.m. Port Dickson. Lumut and Teluk Anson (Pangkor) 3 p.m. Port Swettenham and Penang Kinta) 3 p.m. Anamba and Natuna Islands (Scott Harley) 4 p.m. Rhio. Singkawang
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      244 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright RelatTemperature. Rain- Sun- ire Wind. Max. Mm. fall. shines. Httmi- Direc- Bpeed w Station*. F. F. las hour dity tioo. m.p.h.* Weather. Aloreur 89 n ml 83 75 BNE. 10 Pine 2 68 S SK Drizzle K. Trenggaau 83 73 .3* I.s 85
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    FORD FOR SINGAPORE?
    728 8 Exceptional public interest is being taken in the cogitations of the Municipal Commissioners on the question i»s to whether or not the Ford Motor Company should be allowed to establish an assembly plant in Singapore in a location whence their great rivals, General Motors, were excluded two
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    498 8 Mr. M. E. A. Furr, of Messrs. Lovelace and Hastings, solicitors. Seremban. has returned from Home leave Mr. J. O. Wilson, of Messrs. Guthrie and Co.'s import dept.. Kuala Lumpur, was in Seremban on Saturday on a business v.s.t. The Hon. Mr. C. W. H. Cochrane, British Resident, Perak. Staff.
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    150 8 Japanese Delegates Sail. Reuter's Service. Tokyo, Dec. I. An enthusiastic send off by many thousands in and around Tokyo station was accorded to the Japanese delegation to the Naval Conference. The delegation is sailing this afternoon from Yokohama to America. Destroyers, submarines and seaplanes all participated in the
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    HELP FOR PRISONERS.
    110 8 Personal Sympathy Urged. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov. 30. At the first meeting of the Perak Prisoners Aid Society there was a small attendance. Colonel Rae. presiding, said the expenditure was $251. leaving a handsome sum* of $15,225. All who applied were relieved, but the number
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    TRIBUTE TO "TIGER."
    76 8 Ex-Service Procession. Reuter's Service. I Reuters Service.] Paris. Dec. 1. Ten thousand ex-service men from all over the country marched in proccssion, in memory of M. Clemenceau, to the Arc de Triomphe. The demonstration was maiked by a quiet dignity. There was no music. M. Doumergue (President)
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    CHINESE STUDENTS' RAID.
    37 8 Court Sequel In Belgium. Reuter's Service. Brussels. Dec. 1. Seven Chinese students have been committed to trial by a correctional tribunal on a charge of recently assaulting a diplomatic agent at the Chinese Legation.
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    AIR MAILS FORCED LANDING.
    50 8 Reuter's Service. Berlin. Nov. 30. The Indian air-mail from Croydon made a forced landing in fog near Frankfort-on-Maine. The plane was damaged but nobody was injured. There were no passengers aboard. The mail is being conveyed by train to Budapest where a relief plane is stationed.
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    THE NEW YORKERS.
    100 8 A large audience weie merrily entertained by the New Yorkers at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday evening. There was a vaudeville programme of real ment. full of pep' and with a strong leavening of humour, and acceptable melody—vocal and instrumental. The ladies showed great versatility, the "juggling
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    217 8 Mr. G. B. W. Gray, of Dunlop Plantations. Bahau. has returned from leave. Mr. F. Hilton has succeeded Mr. J. W. Pykett at the Rantau Tin Dredging Co. Mr. L. C. Simpson Gray. Asst Controller of Labour. Negri Sembi an. and joint-secretary of the Seremban Rotary Club, has returned to
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    "DOUG AND MARY" LEAVE.
    414 8 Beauty Sleep rev Appearance 0 n The pivot of attraction i tK of all eyes wherever ie Fairbanks, and his ch; D °ttgU, Pickford, moved abou« w f saw as much as thev f Us Vel y and during the course of tlx Island on Saturday,
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    SINGAPORE'S AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE.
    289 8 Plant Partially Installed. "Number please?" "6063 Pardon! 6063* "6163?" "No. 6063!" "6036?" "No. 6-0-6—3." "Sorry, number engaged." This sort cf thing generally puts one into a bad mood for the rest of the day. but the automatic telephone which is to be introduced into Singapore about the
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    IPOH ST. ANDREWS BALL.
    55 8 fF r om Our Own nd Over four hundred S celebrated St. Andii M Hall on Saturday ndgbt modation relicune tin Chieftain. Mr. David G ttffhfH guests. The openin". pi hall, led by pipers bo whom there were Many ing in of the haapi spectacle. During
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    11 8 KM From China and J due Singapore to-m I
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    34 8 Latest Quo* v RIBEI R Lcndon: —8d. New York:—lfi's cen' Singapere: —26 S-27 c< Tl\ :5 London: —Spot £179 up 3 months, buyers Oo 0d.>, sellers £183 Os Singapore: —$93.00 1
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    Britain To Abolish Speed Limit? NEWS BY RADIO.
    600 9 Serious Floods In Britain. u OR F LABOUR PEERS IN M\Y year. Drastic Bill For Motor Traffic. Br cl Wireless.] Rugby, Nov. 30. everal new Labour peer'rj Ed in the New Year's discussed in the nev.'o- that the experience I unentary session
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    Germans Jubilant.
    451 9 SECOND OCCUPIED ZONE EVACUATED. Extremists' Bill Rejected. Reuter's Service. Cologne. Dec. I. Aeroplanes droning above Aix-la-Chapelle painted with huge inscriptions. "Achen (Aix-la-Chapelle) is free," marked the evacuation of the last French and Belgian troops from the second occupied Rhineland zone. The occupation officially ended at midnight yesterday. Huge
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    LAST MINUTE CONSTERNATION.
    119 9 Reuter's Service. Cologne. Dec. 2. Thousands who gathered to celebrate the evacuation of the second zone were thrown into consternation by the report that the President of the Inter-Allied Rhineland High Commission had informed the Reich Commissar of the occupied area that although allied flags had been
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    RUSSIA'S BUDGET.
    95 9 Small Military Expenditure. Reuter's Service. Moscow, Dec. 1. Under 9 per cent, of the total is allotted to the army and navy "compared with 40 per cent expended by some other Powers" was a point emphasised by M. Briukhanov. Commissar of Finance, when presenting the budget estimates of
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    85 9 The Deputy Controller of Labour. Malaya, informs us that the following taluks in Madras Presidency arc now closed to recruiting on account of infectious disease: In the Area Served by the Pert cf Madras: Ganjam: Chicacole. Chatrapui. Kodala. Ichapuram and Sompeta. Vizagapatam: Vizianagaram. Bellary: Harapanhalli and Hadagallee. Anantapur:
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    32 9 Mr. K. Ponniah. chief clerk, Land Office. Jelebu. who was attached to the Seremban Secretariat after his return from leave, is being transferred to the Electrical Engineer's Department. Seremban. as chief clerk.
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    Houses Collapse.
    132 9 HEART-RENDING SCENES IN MARSEILLES. Mayor Tends The Injured. Reuter's Service. Marseilles, Nov. 30. So far it is known that two persons are dead, nine have been injured and eight are missing owing to the collapse of two tenement houses. The victims are mostly women and children. The houses
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    BRITAIN'S AIRSHIPS.
    114 9 RlOl To Be Overhauled. Reuter's Service. London. Dec. 1 The RlOl moved from the mast at Cardington and was placed in her hangar. The removal was accomplished without incident. It is understood the airship will be thoroughly overhauled and the gasbags deflated and examined with a view to
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    YACHT EXPLOSION.
    88 9 Captain Fatally Injured. Reuter's Service. Tatuila. Samoa. Nov 30. The non-magnetic yacht, "Carnegie," which was built without iron or steel to investigate terrestrial magnetism by the Carnegie Institution, Washington, and which has several times circumnavigated the globe, has been shattered by an explosion in Apia harbour. The explosion
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    INDIAN TRADE UNIONS.
    62 9 Serious Split Occurs. Reuter's Service. Nagpur, Dec. 2. Serious differences have arisen within the Indian Trade Union Congress. A number of prominent members, including Messrs. Fatullah Khan. Dewan Chamanlal and JoshL, have seceded from the Congress and are considering a scheme to form a new organisation, the
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    SOUTH POLE FLIGHT.
    71 9 America Pleased With Byrd. Reuter's Service. New York, Nov. 30. The whole country is vastly relieved at the news of Comdr. Byrd's safe return from the South Pole flight. He has been inundated with congratulations, notably a telegram in which Mr. Hoover expresses the universal pleasure of
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    SHANGHAI INVITATION.
    60 9 S. A. Judge Willing To Go. Reuter's Service. Pretoria. Nov. 30. It is understood that Mr. Justice Feetham is willing to accept the Shanghai Council's invitation to investigate the luture status of the city, if the South African Government permits him to do so. It :s understood the
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    REPATRIATED GERMANS.
    61 9 Reuter's Service. Riga, Dec. 1. The first trainload of German colonists being repatriated from Russia to arrive at the Latvian frontier consisted of 401 people including 151 children. The refugees state that 6.000 Germans assembled at Moscow for the purpose of repatriation, but only 4.000 were allowed to
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    17 9 NORTH CHINA NOTES, on page 3. LITERARY NOTES, on page 4. CORRESPONDENCE, on pafe 11.
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    DIRECT PARLEY.
    589 9 Rebel Troops Repulsed. Mukden Delegate To Russia. U. S. TO NEGOTIATE ON EXTRALITY. l"S»n Kuo Min Press" Service.] Shanghai. Dec. 2. Mr. Tsai Yun Sing, plenipotentiary of Mukden, pioceeded to Khabarovsk yesterday to arrange direct negotiations with the Soviet. The Foreign Commissioner's office at Harbin has received a
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    GEYLANG ROBBER DIES.
    91 9 The robber who was shot in the fight with the police at Lorong 9. Geylang. on Thursday night, when the police effected the arrest of six armed desperadoes, who put up a determind resistence when apprehended, has died in hospital. The other wounded have now been discharged
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      53 9 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week ending Dec. 8, 1929. TO-DAY, DEC 2. 5.15 p m.—Drill Hall. Officers--S. V. C. Lecture —Brigade-Major. FRIDAY. DEC 6. 5 p.m.—Drill Hall. N.C.O.'s "W 1 <Chinese) Coy., Lewis Light Automatic Examination. SUNDAY. DEC. 8. 6 a.m.—Bukit Timah Range. Ex Service
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    Sports & Pastimes: Scots Lose All But Water Polo. Home Soccer Results And Tables. HOME LEAGUE RESULTS.
    228 10 Sports Pastimes: Scots Lose All But Water Polo. Home Soccer Results And Tables. HOME LEAGUE RESULTS. Nine Goals At Everton. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London, Nov. 30. To-day's Home League matches resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE.—DIV. L Five Away Victories. Arsenal 0, Newcastle U. 1. Aston Villa 3, Blac.kbui'n R.
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    ENGLISH CUP.
    205 10 First Round Results. Reuter's Service. London, Nov. 30. Results of t >day's matches m the first pound of the English Cup were as follows: i York City 2, Tranmere 2. Southport 0, Chesterfield 0. Carlisle U. 2, Halifax Towm 0. j Mansfield Town 0, Manchester C. 2. -Wellington
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    THE LEAGUE TABLES.
    1011 10 ;The following are the Home League tables, Including Saturday's matches: ENGLISH LEAGUE—D1V. 1. Sunderland's Sorry Plight. Goals. u P. W. L. D. P. A. Pts. Manchester C. 16 10 2 4 43 25 24 Sheffield Wed. 16 10 3 3 39 18 23 A$ton Villa 17 10
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    Farrer Cup Competition.
    48 10 The following will represent the Municipal Treasurer's Department against the Gas Department in the Farrer Cup competition to-day at the S.C.F.A. ground: Salim; Handroff Chee Kit; Ah Chew. Cheng Hoe, Seng Chor; Kee ,Sit Khun Onn, Kemat Donoghue, Menon. Reserves, Lip Lav and I unos.
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    S.C.F.A. League.
    142 10 Members of the Friendly Sporting Association, who wish to take part in the S.C.F.A. League to be commenced some time next month, are requested to send in their names to, or apply for particulars and application forms from, either Mr. Tan Chwee Tiong, c/o Syme and Co., or
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    Bahau Club Finals.
    268 10 BILLIARDS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bahau, Nov. 29. The Bahau t Dunlop > Club Russian Pool tournaments were brought to a successful close on Saturday evening, when the finals of the open and handicap events were played, and a supper and dance were largely attended. In the
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    SCOTS LOSE TO REST.
    540 10 Rain Ruins St. Andrew's Day Match. RUGBY FOOTBALL. (BY "RIMAU") The referee's whistle to start the game was also the signal to bring the rain down on the Padang on Saturday afternoon, to spoil the annual match between the Scots and the Rest of the S.C.C.
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    S. Johore Beat Welch H. Q. XV.
    126 10 At Tanglin on Saturday afternoon two poorly represented teams took the Held in the fixture, South Johore v. Welch Headquarters Wing, several of the civilians being engaged in thn St. Andrew's Day match on the Padang and some of th.- Regiment's best men
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    WELCH HELD AT IPOH.
    164 10 Drawn Game Against Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Dec. 1. The Perak v. Welch rugger match which, was eagerly awaited as a test was almost washed out yesterday owing to a deluge ;»n hour before the start, swamping the ground with one and a half
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    Hole-In-One King.
    54 10 SANDY HERD'S EIGHTEENTH, GOLF. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, Dec. 1. Sandy Herd, playing at Moor Park, Rickmansworth, holed his tee-shot at the 18th (146 yards). This was his eighteenth "hole-in-one"—an unparalleled feat. An American golfer has promised Herd a solid gold putter when he performs the feat
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    Scots Well Beaten.
    30 10 In the annual foursomes match between Scotland and the Rest over the S.G.C.'s course at Bukit Timah yesterday, the Scot* were well beaten, by pts. to 11
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    TAIPING MEETING.
    442 10 Sultan's Pony Wins Steeplechase. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) i Ipoh, Nov. 30. The second day of the Amateur Race Meeting held by the Taiping Turf Club at Taiping to-day was again attended by wretched weather, rain falling before the start and continuing throughout the afternoon. The
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    Straits Racing Association.
    67 10 NEW CLASSIFICATION LIST FOR 19:3). The Straits Racing Associaion has issued List No. 3—classification of horses and ponies—which: comes into force on Jam 1 next, subject to any amendments and alterations in the meantime. As previously, the horses have been divided into five classes and the ponies
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    Scotsmen's Only Success,
    78 10 WATER POLO. In the week-end sporting fixtures arranged in celebration of the anniversary of their Patron Saint, the local txrembers of St. Andrew's Society were not so successful as in previous years. They lost the soccer, rugby and golf matches, and tmly just managed to carry off
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    H.S.L.U. Event.
    60 10 WALKING. The Health and Strength Leaguers' Union will hold its first annual long distance walking competition on Sunday. The course will be from the junction of Kampong Java and Bukit Timah Roads to Woodlands terminus. Competitors, including new members, who wish to take part are requested to assemble
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    A.A.U. Beat Y.B.P.
    89 10 BADMINTON. In a retusn match of six singles between theAmateur Athletic Union "C and the Youths' B.P. at the former's court the former won 6—o. The results were as follows (A.A.U. players mentioned first):—Tay Leong Ho beat Teo Gin Chwee 13—13 (s—l), 15—3; Lim Kirn Sun beat
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    Hercules B.P. Beat Jovial B.P.
    113 10 The following are the results in the match between the Hercules B. P. and the Jovial B. P. played on the latteis court (Hercules players mentioned first):— Singles:—Georgie Law Deat Koh Wee Num 15—5, 15—7; Gan Hock Seng lost to Koh Look Num 6—15. 10—15;
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    S.A.W.L.A. Championship.
    135 10 PING-PONG. following were the results of the third round in the tournament held at the Association's premises yesterday:—Lee Yong Quee be*t Ng Chee Seng 6—3, 6 —2; Quek Sing Kee w.o. Wong Quek Boon; Chin Than Swee beat Seow Kim Teck 3 —6, 6—2 8 —6; Oei Sek
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    MODERN BANGKOK.
    292 10 A Much Cheaper Place Than Singapore. Mr. Cheong Phek. Tee, of Messrs. Kheng Huat and Co., Singapore, writes. "1 left Bangkok in 1912. I visited the country again during this month for business purposes and was quite surprised to see how greasy the country and the towns h-we
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    EDUCATION IN MALAYA.
    1293 10 The Qucenj. *hol ar% X-P.G. contribut* te resting article on f,,1 l"Wi n Maga^me": r to th? i r la All those who art fare of rising »n the must have welcomed n Crfi Uon the assurance r *U$ Education that it [lovernment to abolu Hup in
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    Correspondence.
    75 11 ited to write to us on I Our reado rst i t must be underlets of p Tribune" does not ions expressed by corW'> d should, be as brief as rZt .-written (double spacide of the paper only. and 0 d, but the names and p.... i nts must
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    Chinese.
    100 11 •■lalaya Tribune.") To the n issue of yesterday's by Mr. Yao Enguan aiu- it j ncum bent on me tc are neither justifiable he claims to be wellinese In my letter of d to a statement made born Chinese to my at ally friends of the said remarks, for
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    Hawkers.
    222 11 To the Ed:. 'Malaya Tribune.") -,_I iU ah much interest the by correspondents on •It"above it. I think it is very praise- up the cudgels on htoif of the pooi havvkeis. T have on n.a asions witnessed the poor upon," and the way •■vv are treati a dreadful for
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    Muslim Affairs.
    337 11 To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") a--It is ver\ kind of you to allow the ly on interesting topics -ie day I nn"/-e that none have spared -me .'or disc;ism< r. of the article published ig with Muslim Affairs, a ho stated his views, ..a v on ri.. affairs,
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    A Building Society.
    433 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—I am thankful to "Interested- for his explanations of the 20th inst. If he had been as clear in his previous statements all interested in the building problem would have been benefitted to a greater extent I note that his letters, with
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    320 11 Monday, Nov. 18. Lady Tilley left Government House. Wednesday, Nov. 20. His Excellency dined with Lieut-Colonel W. if. Hore and Officers, 2nd Batt. the Welch Regiment, at the Officers' Mess. Tanglin. Friday, Nov. 22. His Excellency was present at the Police Parade at the Thomson Road Depot and
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    L.O.N. HEALTH BULLETIN.
    215 11 The following is the Health Bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau. Singapore, for week ended Nov. 23: Berbera: 5 cases smallpox and 2 deaths. Alexandria: 1 plague case and 1 death. Baghdad: 1 plague case; 3 smallpox cases and 2 deaths. Bombay: 9 smallpox cases
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    1153 12 MINING. ISSUED BT FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. December 2, 1929, 10 a.m. Issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 35 6 36 6 1 North Taiping 0.80 0.85 s;r Ayer Hitam Tin 12 3 13 3 5 Pahang Consols 9
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