Malaya Tribune, 15 February 1930

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune I Vol. XVII No. 59 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1930 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, Feb. 15, 1930.
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      169 1 UPTON'S CE> LON y()l 1 BETTER THF BEST. P....*11, ffimSESH^^ CEMENT j CONTRACTS CAN BE ARRANGED AT SPECIAL RATES ON APPLICATION TO: I Im p° riers: The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore. I (Incorporated in Denmark.) Cj 1 I m Motors and Dynamos j I Makers of 45 years' experience.
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      205 1 "FLORODOR" J Washing Ayi Suitings /y jy^^r Por Tropical Wear<p HIGH STREET. Singapore I Protection I Security. I LI No RATNER fire-resisting safe has jjj J ever had its contents destroyed by fire, Il and no RATNER thief-resisting safe j I has ever been opened by burglars. 1 S g
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    True Government.
    1255 2 DR. TAGORE'S TALK WITH GANDHI. Freedom In Other Lands. The Indian poet, Rabindranath Tagore, who was touring Western India on a begging mission for the Vishvabharati, honoured Mr. Gandhi with a visit, says a report in "Young India." "I am seventy now, Mahatmaji,'' he said, "and so am
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    Japanese News. ELECTION EXPENDITURE.
    128 2 ("Japanese News'' Service.] Tokyo, Feb. 11. It is estimated that the expenditure of the various parties in the elections will total V 10,000,000. the Minsei and the Seiyu Parties each spending three millions. Tokyo, Feb. 11. The number of candidates for 466 seats in the Diet
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    NEW CHIEF OF GENERAL STAFF.
    33 2 General Nobuyo6hl Muto, Inspector-General of Military Education, has been appointed Chief of the General Staff. JJft installation ceremony will be held on Wednesday next at the Imperial Palace.
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    JAPAN'S TRADE.
    27 2 Tokyo, Feb. 10. The trade returns for the first ten days of this month show a total of Y49.357.000 for imports against Y38,247,000 for exports.
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    AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE.
    66 2 The French Government has approved of the appointment of Mr. Yoshisawa, exMinis ter to China, as Japanese Ambassador in Paris. Tokyo. Feb. 12. Following the rejection of Mr. K. Nedzu as representative of the employers at this year's Labour Conference at Geneva, the employers' committee has decided
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    MECHANISED LIFE.
    369 2 Sir Thomas Oliver On Loss Of Faith. "Shall we humanise industry or—shall we mechanise humanity?" The question was raised by Sir Thomas Oliver, President of the College of Medicine at Durham University, while speaking a f a People's League of Health meeting in the Medical Society's Rooms, Chandos-street,
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    CHINESE RAILWAYS.
    58 2 Students To Be Sent Abroad. In order to build up an efficient staff in every department of the various railway administrations in China, the Ministry of Railways has formulated regulations governing the sending of students to work in various railways in America for periods of two years, so
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    WHAT IS BUDDHISM?
    413 3 Singapore Union's Activities. I Not all know of the existence in Singapore a Buddhin society known as the International Buddhist Union, with membership open to all interested in Buddhism, irrespective of nationality. It was founded in the latter part of last year and its objects cover a
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    "OUTRAM ANNUAL."
    322 3 A Creditable Production. We have received a copy of the "Outram Annual," the magazine of Outram School (not Outram Road School, the name that is popularly but mistakenly applied to this institution), of which Mr. Goodman Ambler is the very active headmaster at present. The magazine strikes an
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    WORLD POULTRY CONGRESS.
    231 3 Indian Runner Ducks From Java. The Government of the Dutch East Indies will be sending two drakes and lb ducks of the Indian Runner breed to the World Poultry Congress and Exhibition, which is to be held at the Crystal Palace, London, in July next. A correspondent
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    463 3 $350,000 Paid In Singapore. The following Singapore properties were sold by auction at Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co's saleroom, 30, Chulia Street, Singapore, on Dec. 11 and 18 and Jan 8: Freehold land and house, 7, Emerald Hill Road, area 1,717 sq. ft., bought by P.R.A.M. Mootoo
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    EARLY MAN IN EAST AFRICA.
    304 3 The Kenya Skeleton. Sir Arthur Keith, Conservator of the Museum and Hunterian Professor, Royal College of Surgeons, recently unwrapped the skeleton of the prehistoric man which was found by the East African Archaeological Expedition in Kenya Colony. The expedition's discoveries were described by the leader,
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    RELIGION IN JEOPARDY.
    169 3 Baptist President's Warning. London, Jan. 20. "If the present spiritual slump continues unchecked for another ten years, organised religion will practically be as dead as the dodo," solemnly affirmed the Rev. Douglas Brown, President of the Baptist Union, in a sermon at Balham (in the south of
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      390 3 <~ ~X T INDIGESTION AGE YOU. looks old and hagjjjov The continual pain d^ n m bin ed with the inability of J mt■ organs to extract nourishJJlrtied e h a terrible s.rain Bo* race of youth away. If estton, no matter how J l«r 1 root of the trouble
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      417 3 vtfhy this penetrating foam 3 CLEANS WHERE TOOTHBRUSH 0 CANNOT REACH in a now proves what millions of people know—that Colgate's cleans teeth better. A recently made an important experiment with toothpastes. He measured their power to penetrate tht thousands of tiny crevices which are found in I orniilL Wealthy
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    Notes From Ceylon.
    1809 4 GOVERNOR ON PRESENT r SITUATION. Income Tax: Hydro-Electric Scheme. H. E. Sir Herbert Stanley, in declaring the new Ceylon Council Chamber open on Jan. 29, delivered an address in which he touched, briefly on several matters of importance to the island. Paying tribute to the officials concerned
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    PRINCE OF WALES' NEW RADIO SET.
    130 4 Royal Family's Enthusiasm. King George's enthusiasm for wireless has commuricated itself to the members of his family. They have nevei been so interesterl in broadcasting H5 they rre this winter. The Prince of Wales recently purchased a five rah* portable set for his personal
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    ALLEGED INSURANCE FRAUDS.
    119 4 T understand that £100,000 is involved," said Detective Laurence when John Dunn, 46, solicitor, governing director of the Property Insurance Co., Pitt Street, City William John Beckett, 38. manager of the company, and Allen Howden, 40, were charged recently at the Central Police Court, Sydney, with having
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    A SERIOUS CRIME.
    83 4 Communism In Bangkok. A Cantonese and a Kae Chinese were arrested recently in Bangkok for distributing Communist literature at a cinema in Pusaba lane and In Phra Aditya road. The Criminal Court sentenced them both to imprisonment for fifteen years. They were found guilty under Section 102
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      409 4 ■BP*"" HURTING?!! gets.it»» I I F whin*, throbbL 1 Aftjr a few days it thrivela up *S I IH may be lifted right off with ths **p^ lT M U^ V «*»*J corn deitroyer J ends all corn troubles. You can work' J dance and play at ease. I Mong
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    MARKET PRICES.
    446 5 Singapore, Feb. 7. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 48 Beef, stew or curry kati 39 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 54 Mutton Indian lb. 65 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 63 Hens (Locally reared) kati 83 Ducks each 1.08 Pigeons, domestic
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      583 5 METHODS OF REJUVENATION. Zk CO! MUXOR PROF. DR. VWSEY, BERLIN. v adily increasing iorce Ing to a realization huma: the process of grow- voidable one. still vitality and physical Vi not yet attained Lf| of is one of the most #&W- m ,V humanity. The decay, one of the a^
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      626 5 Church Services. SEPTUAGESIMA. St. Andrew's Cathedral February 16, 1930. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7:30 a.m. Matins. 8 a.m. (Choral) Holy Communion. 9:15 a.m. Holy Communion. 10 a.m. Sunday School at St. Andrew's School. 5:30 p. m (Choral) Evensong and Sermon. Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m.
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      225 5 STRAITS CHINESE CHURCH. Prinsep Street 8 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 9 a.m. (English) Rev. W. Murray. 7:30 p.m. Fellowship Meeting. 8 p.m. (English) Rev. W. Murray. The Lord's Supper will be observed. The meetings are held in the C. C A. hall, except the Sunday School which meets
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      212 5 I SOUND ARGUMENT! AN OUNCt OF PROOF w i s worth \l >fegca a ton YAr rm^SU PINKETTES (<^d LAXATIVE PERFECTION-/. 7 PROVE THEIR J!\^ worth in 4&ywm mI I A JINGLE f TRY THEM! N A/^V Just one trial is all that is necessary to convince you of the
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      318 6 I PAVILION I 'PHONE 6903 I X AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP X 0 X fr I EVE'S FILM AND EVERYBODY'S REVIEW. I 1 fr I THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. I "WHITE WINGS'! S BTARRINO S I WILLIAM BOYD, ELINOR FAIR I 1 and JUNIOR COGHLAN. 1 X An epic of
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      197 6 Amusements. 1 I f ALHAMBRAj I THONE 6909 I (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) I I ANNOUNCEMENT. I l| jj Owing to final preparations in installing 0 the Famous Western Electric Talking 1 System, the Alhambra Theatre will be g I closed from to-night until further a notice. S 3
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    246 7 j ill Falling. ad Co. report at 11 a.m. Messrs EUi BBER. London nts (G)> unchanged. pit or* N Allenbys $1.60—$1.70, Ayer 4 Ayer Panas $1.40—$1.50, vfoleks ts Brogas 95 cents—$1, cen ts, Bukit Katils 70 Bukit urghs $2.80—$3, Conne--'5 «J*; Glenealys $1.75—$1.85, s 80 Jeram
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    MALAYA TRADE STATISTICS.
    77 7 Ihe following comparative statement of the «hie of foreign trade, exc'vding parcel tnd bullion, in 1929 and 1930. is supplied by •he Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S.: (In thousands of Imports. Increase or 1929 1930 Decrease. January 76.903 71,514 5,389 Exports. Increase or 1929 1930 Decrease.
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    76 7 5RGAPORF ri!\>mFR OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 0 CLOCK NOON. FEB. 15. Buyers. Sellers. ISS mm' to r.onc'on Standn-d fyv-t 26 V» 26^4 lird?rd R.SS nr. Tender 26 H 27 March 27 27 U J nn: 27", 28 WD/June 28 J i 28'LSeptember 29 1 29 M:
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    PRODUCE.
    69 7 VItGAPORE, FEB. IS. J l per Koyan $385 Siam New J I Rite. Saigon $262 fcs2 22 S».Pa:B° 2 $223 Rice, 1 per bag $7.25 J $7.00 3iOb. r Bayer* Sellers ;»n 9.25 Cubf 15.00 JOi P f N 72.00 50.00 J C r- Sr-25 8.80 I l**"* IEJ
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    262 7 Lewis And Peat's Report. Messrs. Lewis and Peat Ltd., Singapore, in their weekly report dated Feb. 14, state: More confidence has been shown in the rubber markot during the past week, and with the notable exception of the manufacturing interests, support has been fairly general. The reason
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    Barlow's Report.
    177 7 Messrs. Barlnv and Co., Singapore, in their weekly report dated Feb. 13, state: The period under review passed with a rather firmer tendency in evidence and the piice of the commodity has gained about IV2 cents. This morning's cables quote London up a further 3/16 d. at Bd.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    304 7 'By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, FEB. IS SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15/160. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3%d. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d. London demand 2s. 3%d. London T. T. 2s.
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    CHINESE LABOUR.
    233 7 Protector To Adjudicate In Disputes. Particulars of a Bill to amend the Labour Ordinance about to be introduced into the Legislative Council are published in the Government Gazette The "Objects and Reasons" are stated as follows: Under the present law the Controller of Labour is empowered to inquire
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION.
    152 7 Arrangements For Rubber Section. Mr. F. G. Spring, section secretary. Modi us a copy of the schedule of classes, rules and prize list of the rubber and gutta percha section of the Ma ayan Exhib tion. which is to be held at Kuala Lumpur from April 19 to
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    459 7 The "Leonidas" arrived from Cardiff yesterday with a cargo of salt on board. The "Coblenz" is expected from Manila on Monday and will berth at the wharves. The "Botima" arrived with a consignment of coal on board from Palembang yesterday. The Norwegian boat "Hulldor" arrived to-day from Bangkok
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    108 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore,- Feb. 15. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Col di Lana 18: Van Spiibergen 16; Pangkor 13; Malaya 12; Kinta 10; Belkrophon 9; Kamuning 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Nil. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4j. Tasman 48.
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100 The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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      118 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Lenten Devotional Books, Bibles. Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Chant Books, Books for Boys and Girls, Children's Picture Books. Children's Story Books, Books for Spiritual Reading, Religious Pictures, Volumes from People's Library and World's Classics, Weekly Periodicals, etc. Obtainable from GEO. O. DANIEL, 47, Stamford Road, Singapore. Depot open
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      552 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. R.A.0.8. X.A.08. PICNIC, Mission Bungalow, off JOth mile, Changi Road, Sunday, 16th inst. Busses leave S.Y.C. Drill Hall 8 and 10 am., returning 0.30 p.m H. S. Kirwan, Organizer NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the business of Money Changers and Commission Agents carried on by me. MOONA
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      525 7 NOTICE. Mr. Soh Eng Chiang is no longer in our employment and is not authorized to transact, as frcm this date, insurance or any other business on our behalf. BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. February 15, 1930. MERCANTILE INSTITUTE. 16, 16-1, PRINSEP STREET. A few more seat* available in the Primary Std.
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      354 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, FEB. IS. High Tides.—l 2.9 a.m., 11.34 p.m Taiping Races—First Day. Association Football: S.C.F.A. 2nd XI v. Welch 2nd XI. Jalan Besar Stadium, 3.45 p.m.; S.C.F.A. Ist XI v. Welch Ist XI. 4.45 p.m. Madam Kelvey's Pupils at Adelphi Hotel. Dinner: Amateur Athletic Union, Pasir Panjang,
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      254 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright RelaTemperature. Rain- Sun- tive Wind. Max. Mm. fall, shines. f Humi- Direc- Speed, Stations. P. p. i ns Hour> dlty tion mp h WeatheT B 94 74 nil 8.4 65 E 10 Pine 5%2EL 2 74 16 97 85 Cloudy X Trengganu 85
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    COSTLY DIGNITY.
    693 8 No doubt there are members of the Singapore Rural Board who consider themselves in a humble way economists. Their sense of economics, however, was decidedly suppressed when they decided on Wednesday that a bungalow must be demolished because the builder had not secured the necessary permission for its
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    588 8 Mr. J. S. W. Arthur has been appointed to bt District Judge and First Magistrate, Penang The sum of $26,932.T6 has been remitted to Singapore from Kuala Lumpur as Selangor's hue of the Poppy Day Fund effort. The Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley has been ap{.cintcd to be a member
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    AN EMINENT PIANIST.
    220 8 E. R. Schmitz's Recital In Singapore. A delightful recital was given at the Victoria Theatre last night by E. Robert Schmitz, the celebrated French p:an.st. Although this was his only appearance here the attendance was tar from satisfactory, but those who attended were well rewarded. Schmitz bears
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    625 8 Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Forsayeth, of Seremban have gone to Fraser's Hill for a hoUday. The Hon. Mr. Wong Yick Tong. of Seremban, who has been indisposed, is now much better. Mi. H. F. Richards, formerly O.C.P.D. at Tampin, has taken Mr. R. W E. Harper's place as Traffic
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    59 8 From China end Mani a by "Piwrdeirt Hani? m," due Singapore daylight on Monday, the 17th instant. Fvom F.anc-e by "Chen mceai'.v." due Singapore noon on Monday, the 17th nt int. From China by "Sh iam," due Si.iga.-or: on Monday, the 17th instant. From China and Japan' by
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    Notes Of The Week.
    673 8 me ru teem hof 1 v mWM and Fifteen—:.: nant memories I '*'hati? 1 cf the Mutiny true record ha, published, and of < t <cr published* By be in Bidadari Oemel ?t a »1 I tragic tale. h Wis par?J* j A 1 Malaya join
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    16 8 Latest «r-iotations- H London: 6d. New York:-! Singaptrc: 3 months. im.v« Od sellers
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    AERIAL SUBMARINES NEXT? NAVAL CONFERENCE BARGAINING:
    574 9 p r ent» And Japanese Proposals Submitted. TACKHNG THE TONNAGE PROBLEM. Reuter's Service. Tokyo. Feb, 14. at the Japanese p*»*J a the "Asahi," which pinion in official (p»» w r ci-c the United States rPC <> f capital ships |,pef TO is lan iatn
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    FLYING SUBMARINES?
    552 9 British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. [British Official Wireless.] Feb. 14. To-day's proceedings at the CoafeTen-e will mainly consist of conversations between the delegates and confirmation by the experts of ship classification and other technical matters connected with the compromise scheme of tonnage limitation. No important developments in connection
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    WOOL MARKETING.
    43 9 "nment's Offer 0 f British Official Wireless. 1\ V 0 firir' > "Fete. Vtreless.) *> c Rugby, Fob. 14. ijj ;i ns o? favours' I*!' )i lt was prtpareJ t scheme by tnc V' k >rPv li term of yea:s pi's would con-
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    JAPANESE ELECTION.
    35 9 andid: I'ifi Seats. L rtncc.] Feb. 13. k for the 46G th( <: 7116 un °PPOs^«-J K. Min rs K Murak .ml Kyoto Midzushima K,* rs J Ko:-aka, 10 p and U. Suzuki '"tare.
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    IRRELIGIOUS RUSSIA.
    103 9 Free Church Council's Resolution. Reuter's Service. London, Feb. 14. The Executive National Council cf the Evangelical free churches has passed a resolution expressing horror at the Soviet Government's persecution of Christian and other religious people and cal ing upon churches to unite with other churches in prayer on
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    COURTAULD'S PROFIT.
    37 9 Reuter's Service. London. Feb 14. Courtauld's annual report shows a proiit of £3,744.000 and recommends a final dividjr.d of six per cent., making a total for the yt a~ of ten per pent, tax free.
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    Anti-Chiang Crusade.
    203 9 CHALLENGE A PRELUDE TO NEW WAR. Yen Hsi Shan's Plot. Reuter's Service. Peking, Feb. 14. Yen Hsi Shan has telegraphed to Chiang Kai Shek drawing his attention to the deplorable conditions all over China and calling on Chiang Kai Shek to retire, upon which, Yen says, he will
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    National Conference Proposed.
    345 9 YEN ISSUES A MANIFESTO. ["Sin Kuo Mm Press" Service.} Shanghai, Feb. 15. Marshal Yen Shi Shan issues a manifesto, addressed to the nation, proposing that all nat onal questions be sett'ed at an all-country conference. Yen is reported to be going to Piping very soon, and the
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    COAL MINES BILL.
    123 9 Compulsory Amalgamation Clause Passed. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless] Rugby. Feb. 14. The fate of the Ccal Mines Bill, which is under consideration in committee in the House of Commons, is still uncertain. Last night, after a lengthy discussion, the c ause rela«|;ng to the appointment
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    THEIR MAJESTIES IN TOWN.
    102 9 Important Engagements Ahead. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Feb. 14. The King and Queen will arrive in London to-morrow from Sandringham. Their Majesties will take up residence at Buckingham Palace for an indefinite period, during which the King will hold the Privy Council and
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    TURMOIL IN SPAIN.
    234 9 Riotous Scenes In Madrid. SOCIALISTS "IN FIGHTING MOOD." Attacks On The King. Reuter's Service. Madrid, Feb. 14. A thousand unemployed attempted to demonstrate outside the Royal Palace. The police charged and dispersed them. The demonstrators then raided shops in the suburbs. Barcelona, Feb. 14. Five students were
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    RADIO IN IRELAND.
    87 9 High-Power Station To Be Erected. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Feb. 14. The Irish Free State is to have its own high-power station from which programmes will be broadcast. The plans have been submitted by the Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs for the erection of
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    PHILANTHROPIC FORD.
    67 9 Huge Fund Allocated To Education. Reuter's Service. Ford Myers, Florida. Feb. 14. Mr. Henry Ford has announced that he Intends to devote his life and £20.000 000 to founding trade and other schools. He declares that much of the prevalent crime is due to improper education. Racketeering is
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    JAPAN'S NEW C.G.S.
    75 9 Reuter's Service. t"Japanese News" Service.] Tokyo, Feb. 13. It is understood that General Ugaki, War Minister, has recommended General Hanzo Kanaya as successor to General Suzuki as w °V he General staff instead of General N. Mutoh, who was reported yesterday to have been chosen. Tokyo, Feb.
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    "MAURETANIA'S" NEW RECORD.
    38 9 Reuter's Service. Havana. Feb. 15. The "Mauretania," on a special cruise arrived here from New York in 48 hours 6 minutes, breaking the record of the United States lner. "Pres'dent Roosevelt." by over thirteen hours.
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    LEAGUE'S GOOD YEAR.
    47 9 Reuter's Service. Geneva, Feb. 15. The year 1929 was a recoid year for the Leagues pacific labours. It saw 24 new Treaties registered at the Secretariat compared with 15 in 1928 and six in 1927. The United States signed 20 of last year's Treaties.
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    24 9 NOTES FROM CEYLON, on page 4. NOTES OF THE WEEK, on page 8. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 11. CHINESE TOPICS—IX. on pa** 13.
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    Sports & Pastimes. COMMERCIAL CUP.
    242 10 Sports Pastimes. COMMERCIAL CUP. Telephone Co. Beat Mansfield's In Replay. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. At the Stadium yesterday the Telephone Company were successful m their «gainst Mansfields, winning 3-1 f r fairly interesting game. They deseivea their victory, being clearly superior a.l round, especially in attack, their^ forwards combining well. Buchanan played
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    LOCAL FIXTURES.
    99 10 Commercial Cup Games. Ihe following fixtures in the Inter-Com-mercial Cup competition will be played on the dates shown below. AH games will be played at the old Stadium (Te.uk Ayer Reclamation) and will commence at 5 p.m. arp. Monday, Feb. 17. Straits-Java Trading v. A.P.C. S.J.T.: —Law; Frederiks,L.
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    A.A.A. v. Welch Bandboys To-day.
    50 10 The following will represent A.A.A. against the Welch Band Boys to-day on the Chinese ground: Choo Quee, Gek Soo, Loo Beng, Chong Hui, Thiam Hwee, Ah Chew, Y. C. Song, Yong Quee, Gim Poh, Gek Seah, Ah Lek. Reserves:—Teng Seng, Yong Ghee and Leng Hoo.
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    S.C.F.A. League.
    61 10 From the following will be selected Way Yong's team against Chee Kit's team in the S.A.F.A. league to-morrow at the Jalan Besar Stadium:—Leong Pan Leen, Khoo Peng Yam. Kam Gim Lock, Goh Thiam Seah, Ng Kong Nai, Goh Chen:* Nam, Soh Swee Teck, Ong Jin Hoon, Yeo 'Sim
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    S.C.F.A. v. Welch Regt.
    157 10 The following have been selected to represent the S.C.F.A. 1st. XI against the Welch to-day at the Jalan Besar Stadium: Ah Kow; Gim Seek, Yew Soon; Ah Hui, Chee Lim, Boon Lay; Mun Fun, Khek Hoe, Yong Liang, Khun Onn and Y. C. Song, i Reserves:
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    M.A.P. Final At Asahan.
    59 10 LAWN TENNIS. At the Asahan Club on Wednesday the final of the M.R.P. tournament was played, between E. S. Godward (Gemenchel estate) and Alec Strachan (Asahan estate). A very keenly contested matth ended in Strachan winning 6—4, 6—2, thus preventing Godward winning the trophy for the
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    Taiping Scratchings.
    40 10 THE TURF. The following are the scratchings for today's race at Taiping: Race One: Cclake, Master Reggie. Race Four: Pacify. Race Five: Cardell. Race Nine: Latuko 11, Mauresque, Fairway. The big sweep will be drawn on race 9-
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    ORGANISED GAMES IN SINGAPORE.
    559 10 Annual Report Of The Club. CHESS. The annual meeting of the Singapore Chess Club will be held en Friday, Feb. 21, at the Adelphi Hotel at 5 p.m. The report states that at the beginning of the year there were 48 members. There was one resignation
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    Scaring System.
    192 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. Iwan Sharpe commenting in the "AthletLNews" WTites: The consensus of opinion among rugby players and spectators seems to be that a dropped goal is not worth four points; or, if t is, then a try is worth five paints. Some of the governors of the fame
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    The Waterloo Cup.
    25 10 COURSING. Reuter's Service. London, Feb. 14. In the Waterloo Cup final, Church Street beat Winspear. The betting was 8-11 on Church Street.
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    S.B.P. Long Distance Race.
    46 10 ATHLETICS. Members of the Shanghai Badminton Party are asked to note that a long distance running competition will take place on the 22nd inst. Members who wish to participate should send in their entries to the hon. secretary as soon as possible,
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    S.L.G.C. Events.
    48 10 GOLF. The men's monthly medal competition at the Sepoy Lines Golf Club y/ill be played on Saturday and Sunday, the 22nd and 23rd inst. The Langham Carter Cup competition (mixed foursomes) will be played during March. Entries close on Friday, the 21st. inst., at 6.30 p.m.
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    Asquisition Case.
    366 10 CATTLE TRADING COYS APPEAL. Matter Referred Back To Tribunal. Mr. Justice Stevens delivered judgment in the Supreme Court to-day in the matter of the appeal of the proprietor of the Asiatic Cattle Trading Co., against the award of the tribunal which sat to consider the appeal in the
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    WILKINS EXPEDITION.
    43 10 Reuter's Service. Oslo. Peb. 14. It is reported from Deception Island that Sir Hubert Wllklns Is expected there in the William Scoresby" to-morrow and will return to America very soon. There will be no flight over the Ross Sea this season.
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    NEW ZEALAND'S G. G.
    32 10 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.} Rugby. Peb. 14. Lord and Lady Bledisloe left London to-day for New Zealand, where Lord Bledisloe will take up duties as Governor-General.
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    U.S. CHIEF JUSTICESHIP.
    23 10 Reuter's Service. Washington. Peb. 14. The Senate, by 52 votes to 26. confirmed Mr. Hughes' appointment to the Chief ship.
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    UPROAR IN CHURCH.
    164 10 Vicar And Congregation Quarrel. r.ondon, Jan. 14. The long-st.aiding quarrel between the congregation rf St. Michael's Church, Rawtcnsta'l, Lancashire, and the Vicar of the Church, the Reverond T. Caleb, culminated yesterday in the Vi*ar calling in the police to restore order and peace in the Church, which
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    64 10 Mr. Hugh Beck has been appointed to be a Surveyor of Shii», Lahuan. Mrs. J. M. Hanbury and her son. Mr. J. C. M. Hanbury. left England on Jan. 18 for the Far. East, and will be abro»d for some months. Sir Malcolm Watson. Principal of the Malarial Department of
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    87 10 Members Of the Singapore H. and S. L. Union are requested \o note that the rules and retrulat-ons pertaining to the benevolent, literary and music sections have now been passed Ly the Registrar of Societies and a general meeting will be held on Wednesday, the 19th inst. at 7 p.m.,
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    25 10 The Donaldson Manufacturing Co., Ltd., of Glasgow, have been authorised to file in this Colony specifications of their invention for improvements in steel-shafted golf clubs
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    Singapore Mystery.
    305 10 CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT TEACHER'S DEATH. Was It Suicide Or Murder? The inquiry into the death of a sdhool teacher named Chan See Cheng, whose highly decomposed body was discovered recently on the upper floor of 308, Balestier Koad, was opened by the Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) yesterday.
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    VILLAGE ABLAZE.
    75 10 Shops Destroyed At Kampong Pantei. (From Our Own Correspondent.i Malacca, Feb. 15. Six shop-houses at Kampong Pantai were burnt down to-day at 2.20 a.m. The Fire Brigade, under Chief Inspector MoLemon, assisted by Inspectors Higgins and McLennan, fought the fire and prevented it from spreading. The premises destroyed
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    COLLYER QUAY ACCIDENT
    140 10 Malay Driver Fined. Three ladies, the Misses Tre igold. Foston and Fairhurst, gave evident*e in the District Court yesterday in a case of causing hurt by a rash act, which was the sequel to an accident which occurred in Coll yer Quay on Dec. 10. The accused,
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    THE NEW WORLD.
    39 10 The fireworks display at the New World was a thorough success and was witnessed by an enormous rruwd. The cabaret was the chief attraction yesterday, and to-day the closing hour has been extended tiff 2 a.m.
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    171 10 The Rev. H. Parsons, who has, been working in the diocese of London during the last two years, after several years' service at Kuala Lumpur and elsewhere in the East, has been appointed vicar of Woodland, near Newton Abbot, Devon. The benefice is in the gift of the parishioners, by
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    SCOUTING IN MALAYA.
    1166 10 Yesterday's Annual Meeting. The Sing-apore and South Malaya Boy Scouts' Association's annual general meetfhg, held at the Y.M.C.A. Hall yesterday afternoon, was well attended. Mr. E. A. Brown, the president of the Association was in the chair. In proposing the adoption of the accounts, which were duly
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    Woman Coolie's Deads.
    500 10 CONTKA, '.RGED, e on s 'r»r<«^| The Singapore Coroner (U returned a p G w negligence" at conri,, M in the death o C Usiotl of Siang Hoi, wi. rt E? 08 at Tanglin E. at 6 The sub-conti 0{ t a <® Yeo Pit Huat >4
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      51 10 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for week ending Feb. 16. 1930. TO-&AT, FEB. 15. 2 p m.—Buftit Timah, S. R. A. (v), Classification. 3 pun.—Siglap, "D~ (Eurasian) Coy., Camp. TO-MORROW, FEB. 16. 8 a.m. —Bukit Timah Range, S. R. A. (v). Crrassiftc*tlon. Siglap.—"D" 'Eurasian) Coy.. Offs. and
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    despondence.
    58 11 d to write to us on reader- It must be underJZdV** B Tribune" does not th* 1 expressed by cord as m JJl*sts le ritten (double spacKJ prefc' a ~f the paper only. LT*Dd on but the names and »s must be enclosed nth. The courtesies o I d
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    School Leaving Certificates.
    120 11 EdUcr. Xdlaya Tribune.", h* n 1 obliged if any of your Sr-I- r a r r if can let me know nde f stud mst have h 06 in a W* hP i of his own accord > pc- fbich (r 'L b a leaving certificate, 4
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    A Muslim Matter.
    123 11 i To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") •,-jluslims are supposed to fast this There are some among them who lock Sans piUar of I lam as a relic of the j? 51 cannot, of course, declare that J*. include refreshE' ind thus it i- inconsiderate to hold L
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    Asiatics And The Civil Service.
    201 11 ft the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") Sr —|n order to further the cause of the Htics in the.r endeavour to obtain admitBr- to the ranks of the M.C.S. many of your rspondenti have been most emphatic In tar clams that the Asiatic is in all respects
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    Education In The Straits Settlements.
    767 11 h the Editor. Malaya Tribune.") cannot wonder at the very low education in the Straits Settle- en one takes into consideration a of high educational ta««Jf zealously encourage and acility to those who, having very eaas are desirous of furthering their a, t?°? SeRior Cambridge.
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    The Traffic Peril
    250 11 To Editor, '•Malaya Tribune.") S r.—Complaints are heard daily about the driving of buses and lorries in a rash and negligent manner. Morning and evening are the heaviest parts of the day, when the demand for quick traffic arises. The greater the demand grows, the faster the
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    Sir Hugh Clifford.
    306 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —"Anak Malayu's" letter contained very opprobrious references to Sir Hugh Clifford, which no fair-minded or level-headed person would have entertained, much less put into print. The Hon. Mr. John Scott's recent remarks at the S.S. Association dinner shou'd have sufficiently testified
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    "Punishment In Schools."
    37 11 Mr. Soh Swee Keng sends a long letter (which would occupy more than a column of space) on this subject, but we think that enough has now been said on the matter. —Ed., "M.T."
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1121 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FBASEB CO- EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, February 15, 1930, 10 a.m. Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 88|- 381- cd 51- Ayer Hitam Tin 13|6 14|3 £1 Bangrin Tin 22|- 23|1 Batang Padang 0.22 0.25 1 Batu Caves 0.95 1.00 1 Bukit Arang 0.90
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    1076 13 A FEW REFLECTIONS ON "EXTRALITY"—IX. Proposed Stages Of Abolition. (By a Special Correspondent.) One is happy to note from a recent telegram that Great Britain has agreed to the gradual abolition of "Extrality" within five years. **He gives twice who gives promptly." The time has come when China
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      668 13 Ufuzre is one lampY m^^ r" J is never 1 I extinguished" V In the face of innumerable imitadons, Horlick's, the original Malted Milk, maintains its suprcmacy. Substitutes arise and after a time disappear, but Horlick's Malted Milk remains. fl| S Horlick's is used by an ever B S| increasing
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      786 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. j NOTICE. SINGAPORE ART CO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors and other persons having claims against the above-named Firm are hereby requested to send in particulars of their claims or demands in writing to the said Firm at No. 17, Raffles Chambers, Singapore, on or before
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      580 14 SITUATIONS VACANT. I WANTED—A Girl Clerk with Senior or Junior Cambridge Certificate. Apply Lady Health Officer, Health Office, Pullerton Building. WANTED —Teacher to teach English in Stds. V and VI. Apply personally Le Mercier's School. 218. Queen Street. EARN a big salary as a Certificated Bookkeeper. Individual postal tuition, taken
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