Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1930

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune xva- No. lOt SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune ingapore: Thursday, Aug. U. 1930
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      241 1 LIPTON'S CEYLON TEAyOI i \NOT BETTER THE BEST. "SHXP" BRAND 1 J SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK Jf 1 PURE UNSKIMMED COW'S MILK, and in condensation nothing but FINEST WHITE rtfclflENSED SUGAR is added. Being pre- SWEETENED j p3red Under m St hygienic ,yi V// conditions, this Milk is especiif jjlfik $%4&\>
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      149 1 "FLORODOR" Washin* J/ Suitings- y For Troplrsl HIGH STREET. y/ Singapore. j QUOITE! j I How paradoxical, that whilst Read's "Dog's 1 Head" Lager stands far above Hoi Polloi, I jjj to offer it to a thirsty guest should constitute g I I j the very Hoighest of Polloiteness! 1
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    Chinese Topics.
    1072 2 "CHRISTIAN GENERAL'S" ACHIEVEMENT. Millions Dead To Sate His Ambition. (By a Special Correspondent.) Two millions of peaceful Chinese have d:ed of starvation in Shensi Province in the past two years Ol oiuer to satisfy the ambition of Ping Yu oiang, the so-called "Christian General." Another million will perish
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    YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS YOU REL.
    242 2 By Toning Up The Blood And N Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Keep You Feeling Young And Vig< The surest way to remain young Is to take care of the condition of one's blood and arteries. Good blood and plenty of it is
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      256 2 Eno taep Inner cleanliness is vital j ft to health. By taking ENO's "Fruit Salt" regularly each morning, you will keep your system clear of poisons and your blood stream pure. ENO's "Fruit Salt" acts in Nature's way—gently, safely and surely. It is not a purgative, but a pleasant-tasting laxative
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    Notes From India.
    2217 3 LONDON CONFERENCE CONJECTURES. A Week's Events Reviewed. Mail week was not very eventful in the different spheres in which the present Indian political situation can be viewed. The SapruJayakar Mission's request to the Viceroy, it was announced last Wednesday, had been granted, and on Tuesday we learnt
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      387 3 The COTV Way to Greater Charm. LES roiJDRES COTV t is no Fare Powder tn the worli that can compare with PowJcr both as regard; quality and price No inattryou pay you cannot find a better face powder. Its fin ness fetteate fragrance and Its subtle colour shades have made
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    Travel And Adventure.
    2436 4 A RECORD YEAR OF FLYING. AIR TRAVEL IN THE FUTURE. Britain's New Luxury Train. GREAT PROGRESS OF CIVIL AVIATION. (Special to *he "Malaya Tribune.") London. July 17. The development of civil fly.ng in every direction during 1929 is recorded in the annual report of the Air Ministry
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      158 4 "Yon may as well be out of the world as out of the fashion" so:— X ru Ln If you haven't a "Kodak" then get one now. If,you have—then load it with KODAK" FILM for best results. Don't forget—yellow box film a I will never let you down. I KODAK
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      233 4 Heltjbaoy through" Baby is fretful and restless, and mo sleep is disturbed. Why go on niohi night like this? Get Woodward Water to-day. Physicians all over t recommend this universal English t It will quickly soothe away all baby's grii pains and bring peaceful slumber To and you. GRIPE WAIFEW
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    Commercial News THE SHARE MARKET.
    263 5 r'a Report. md Co.. in their weekly rt i*** ~t 12, state: s*t us nave prevailed in tho durinf tlie week and bus:- been practically at a last reported. Rubber almost daily in price and come through from manuand consumptive chanjjjturing d very steady recently
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    131 5 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association in their* weekly auction report, dated Aug. 13. state: Catalogued 1.758.956 1b.=785.25 tons. OSered 1.468.480 1b.=655.56 tons. Sold 1 240,622 lb —553.85 tons. London spot 4 11, 16d. New York 9\ cents. Prire» Realised.
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    123 5 VIATIC PETROLEUM CO., (S.S.) LTD. Per Imp. Gallon cts. mm Aviation Spirit ex 4-gl. drums per imp. gl. 90 fed Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and/or 4-gL drums per imp. gL 77 Mow Shell Motor Spirit per 4-gl. tin $3.22 &eU Kerosene per 2 tins $5.38 °°«liglu Eerosene
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1574 5 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Aug. 14, 1930, 10 a.m. Issue V" alue Buyers. Sellers.. El Asam Kumbang 26j9 27*6 5|- Ayer Hitam Tin 8,6 9|6 Cl Bangrin Tin 13|9 14 6 1 Batang Padang 0.1C 0.15 1 Batu Caves 0.55
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      46 5 For defects of vision toosuit M. KZEKIEL A SONS, M. m v In Place, Singapore. feI ««el. o.D„ (Phila.). F.LO. (Loud.). •oL Late Alhaiobra Orchestral tit H idbS 1 Engagements. Also under *mds of stringed Instru--7 «Pert repairer. CHARGES MODERATE. v Silva. 81, Wilkie Road i-
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      224 5 KELVEY PRESENTS HER TALENTED PUPILS WITH ZLATA THE PERFECT DANCER AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE SATURDAY, AUG. 23 at 9.15 pm. MON. and TUES- AUG. 25 and 26 at 5.30 p.m. PRICES Evening performance $2 and $1. Matinees Adults $2, Children $1 All Parti. BRIGHTER ITEMS ETTER DANCING EAUTIFUL GIRLS EAUTIFDLLY
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      73 5 j j -whatis it? U 'M>f I fi RF!D HACKIiE!" scotLmri's best: 5 Heat all comers at the Brewers' "^OsBSi 6 U Exhibition, London. g I Nothing could be more refreshing 4 J\L ft I after a hot rrmkke»* W I Its fine full pre-war flavour stands Jr jjj S
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      731 6 Amusements. j I \</muu xW, m w a?/w yy \>/^y yyy a./ a yy v A W •■fa|H I I Hlh P li 3 ol f* 1 h Ho tea TO-NIGHT gjaTj I PREMIERE FOR MALAYA OF jjj jjj RADIO'S GREAT SIDE-SPLITTING Musical Comedy Success, I TRE FAMOUS MADCAPS OF
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    204 7 'fv.c Markets Dull* id Co. report at 11 a.m. Messrs- 9*9 KL'BBER. t.d unchanged. i iG). up cent. Allenbys 95 cents—sl.os, •■"""j 51. Ayer Panas 90—95 i cents, Brogas 65—70 ongs 30—35 cents, Bukit Colinsburghs $1.60—51.80, its—sl, Glenealys $I—sl.lo, its, Jeram Kuantans 50 SS cents, Kedahs
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    172 7 Asiatic Planters' Appeal To Government. A public meeting of proprietary planters of ill nationalities mid representatives of all ornnisaticr.s interested in the production of rubier will be held in the Town Hall. Kuala Lumper, on Wednesday of next week at 5 p.m. to consider and if thought fit,
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    HUGE OIL MERGER.
    70 7 American Concem'i Ambitious Scheme. Reuter's Service. New York, Aug. 13. rger, with total assets extfceSrp 000 has *todoa>d by ho'der"" B,eetfn of the shareCorporatin, SmcIair Consolidated Oil i n f authorise an issue of 5,000,000 nmm'T ares and the tor terests «M, c r Porations and mPdnsion
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    U. S. OVERSEAS TRADE DECLINING.
    70 7 Rubber Slump A Factor. Reuter's Service. Washington, Aug. 13 Official figures show that American imports and exports with Europe in June declmed by $30,000,000 compared with June last year, while exports from Asia to the United States fell by $34,000,000. This is partly attributed to
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    LOWEST POINT REACHED?
    165 7 Local Stocks Cause Anxiety. Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd, in their weekly rubber report, state: Singapore, Aug. 14. The market has maintained a downward and uneventful trend during the past week, but, for the moment, appears to have reached bottom. The strenuous efforts which sterling producers are
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    304 7 British Official Wireless. (By courtt:y of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, AUGUST 14. Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 T /sd., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27/32 d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 25/328., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s. 3 23/32 d.,
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    JOHORE PLANTERS.
    50 7 A special general meeting of the Johore Planters' Association will be held on Aug. 26 at the Rengam Club at 11 a.m. Questions regarding the reduction of wages, the adoption of an eight-hour day for estate labour and the temporary red. ction of land rents will be discussed.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    67 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, AUGUST 14. Bayers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 15 15^ Standard R.S.S. on Tender. August 15% 15^2 September 15V4 15 V* October 15% 15% October/December 16% January/March 17% 17% Tone of Market:—Quiet Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 4 11/16 d. per
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    PRODUCE.
    139 7 ■I- SINGAPORE, AUGUST 14. Rice, Siam A-l per Koyan $360 Rice, Siam 1 $335 Rice, Siam 2 $320 Rice, Siam 3 $300 .Rice, Siam 4 5260 Rice, Saigon A-l $290 Rice, Saigon 1 $260 Rice, Saigon 2 $244 Rice, Saigon 3 $233 Rice. Rangoon 1 $222 Rice, Rangoon 2
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    448 7 Mishap To "Kinta." A link in the rudder chain of the "Kinta," which vessel arrived in Penang from Singapore on Sunday morning, snapped while she was steaming out from Port Swettenham the previous day. She had just entered the open sea when the accident occurred. Anchor was dropped
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    119 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, Aug. 14. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Vyner Brooke East Basin; Kumsang—Anking 22; Prins. der Nederlanden 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Jedmoer 18; Deike Rickmers 13; Rengam 12; Nalgora 9; Van Heutsz 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate I). Edavana 35; Kinta 39.
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      66 7 [The Share list and Commercial News will be found on page 5.] Have you been to the Talkies at Geylang? I MPERIAL THEATRE (Late Apollo.) g I TO-NIGHT, AT 6.15 AND 9.15 P.M. I I FOX All-Talking Movietone I 'Three Sisters" I ALSO j—j* Movietone News and other Excellent Comedies.
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      326 7 j s|z!j|f "The Flying j 1 Pathe's All-Talking 1 l^ X *J:f«V Epic Picture of the I Air Acclaimed to be I i B the Greatest Thriller I 1 JĔOtfSĔLm\ of the Decade! S Hear tne Zoom and jjj 1 Swoop of Clashing p,an e s Hear the Breat ,e
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      382 7 Lessons in English for beginners by European lady. Apply Box 218, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —By an experienced Teacher pupils frcm Primary to Cambridge classes. Success guaranteed. Terms moderate. Apply box 217, c/o Malaya Tribune. ADVERTISER fully conversant with English Language, with 4 Chinese Dialects besides Malay, have had wide
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      227 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, AUGUST 14. Australasia (Nalgora) 3 p.m. Malacca (Circe) 3 p.m. Muar (Jerantut) 3 p.m. Batu Pahat iGemas) 3 p.m. Penang and Calcutta (Kumsang) 3 p.m. 'Upper Burma, North and East India, Egypt, Europe, Canada and U.S.A. (Edavana) 3 p.m. Poeloe Galang (Noembing) 4 p.m. Sourabaya, Celebes, Moluccas,
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      224 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright RelaTemperature. Rain- Sun- tive. Wind. Max. Mm. fall. shine, j Humi- Direc- Speed. Stations. F. f. ins. Hours.! dity tion. m.pJi. Weather Ko^ B Bnaru m "~t 1 24 i 65 Calm Pme Sitiawan 3 nU 31 85 B-N* B cloudy Ipoh q?
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    RUBBER: THE WAY OUT.
    766 8 It is a great mistake to think tha* the American manufacturers are unduly jubilant about the absurdly low price of rubber. They are not. Indeed, they are distinctly nervous about it. realise that under sd. a pouimJ is as artificial as the high prices which they
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    409 8 Mr. W. N. Sands, of the F.M.S. Agricultural Department, has been seconded to Kedah. Miss G. E. Collinson. Matron Child Welfare Bianch of the Health Department, Sarawak has resigned. News hn beta icceived of the death on the 4tl> inst. at Batavia. when- he went for treatment, and after a
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    THE RUBBER CRISIS.
    192 8 S. S. (S.) A. Asks For A Commission. GOVT. PREPARED TO CONSIDER REPRESENTATIONS. The committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association has decided to as< the Government to appoint a Commission to inquire into the present conditions of the rubber industry. It is suggested that the Commission
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    SINGAPORE'S "MAYOR."
    251 8 Successor To Mr. Farrer. There is still much conjecture as to the name of the Civil Servant who will succeed Mr. R. J. Farrer, C.M.G., when the latter retires from the Presidency of the Singapore Municipality. The name of Mr. V. A. Lowinger F.R.G.S.. Surveyor-General. F.M.S. and S.S.
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    ROTARY IN PENANG.
    73 8 /From Our Oion Correspondent.! Penang. Aug. U. A Rttary Club has been formed In With the Hon. Mr. P. M Robinson -a.r. President the Hon Mr. Lim Cheng Ean Vice-Prcsid; :v bfr. C VV. A. Scniiitt hon. secretary. ?.Ir. B. V C. Thompson hon. treasurer, and If
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    41 8 From Holland and Germany by "Prim der Nederlanden," due Singapore at 11 a.m. to-day From China and Japan by "Nagato Ma:u." due Singapore to-morrow. From Europe, (London mails on July 24» by "Rohna," due Perans at 6 a.m to-morrow.
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    117 8 The problem of fishing in the untitled of Okhc .sk pending between Japan and Ru J a is apparently becoming more involved and a tense atmosphere is now prevailing due to the presence of patrolships of both coun lies, says a report. The Banfi ef the S. S. Police will
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    Topics Of To-day.
    764 8 »TT4K)all ox Th.o Fifth Test will b Eritish sportsmen du:v wherever they may be worried over. The 'V he will temporarily be ol J« tW And this interest lm Por^ confined to the Engl; i by all communities r sh*,the British flag, for all with as much
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      137 8 ZIMBALIST S RECITALS. The prcgrammes for the recitals which Efiem Zimbalist. the famous violinist, is giving in .the Memorial Hall are as follows: SUNDAY AT 9.30 P.M. L Sonata D Minor Brahna Allegro. Adagio. Un poco presto e con scntimento. Presto agitato. II. Concer.o Stock (first performance) Molto moderato. Adagio,
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    Local Broadcast Of Test Match. PANIC AT TSINAN.
    286 9 Pte >s Drop Bombs In City. VNISED REVOLT. Bp; Legation Moving To Nanking? Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Aug. 13. are convinced that the Comn;; t in south and central China In a single movement, all the Ls aied Communist groups really well-established central
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    VIGOROUS FIGHTING.
    379 9 "Sin Kuo Min Press" Service. Shanghai. Aug. 14. A number Government aeroplanes raided Tstaan \esterd<y at 9 a.m. Although anti-air-craft guns were used aganst the aeroplanes none of them was hit so they reappeared and dropped several bembs into the city, where there is a pruic. About 150.000
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    TURCO-PERSIAN DISPUTE.
    72 9 kague To Take Action. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Geneva, Aug. 13. The Tllrrr, n -tn conflict has galvanised where it is anticipated H for assistance. More- 'hat any member of th Ed to raise the matter in inclining towards dilat'-vy »j rurkej is not a member i tficult and
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    13 9 ift» M N \D\ENTIRE, on page 4. "mCI, ra pag? 11,
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    The Changi Land Appeal.
    956 9 BEDOK SAND BETTER? "Irritating Waste Of. Court's Time," Says Judge. AfPEAL AGAINST COLLECTOR'S AWARD. Witnesses called by the opposite side gave a very different story of the values of sand at Changi, as against the claims made by the experts who gave evidence on behalf of
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    79 9 Members of the Lion City Club are informed tliat photographs are now available for dstribulion and can be oDtained fiom the Clubkeeper at the club-house. The ss. ordinary shares of the AngloForeign Newspapers, Ltd.. London, to-day stand at 7»_.d., and the deferred ls. shares at l'l-d. This is the combine
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    No Evidence Of Negligence.
    270 9 KENT AIR CRASH. Air Ministry To Hold An Inquiry. ADJOURNED INQUEST CONCLUDED. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Aug. 13. The inquest was resumed to-day on the six victims of the crash of the Junker aeroplane at Meopham, Kent, while the 'plane was flying from Le Touquet to
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    CASE RE-TRIED.
    252 9 Ind'an Moneylender Sent To Prison. A case of cheating wh'ch wus sent back for re-trial by the Supreme Court came up before the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday; Chief Court Inspector Meredith conducted < the prosecution and Mr. Tampoe-Phillips was for the defence. It was alleged that
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    JAGA AND POLICE DEFIED
    90 9 Whisky Stolen Under Their Noses. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug. 13. A glass showcase of a window in Carlton Restaurant, Beach Street, was smashed la.>t night and fcur bcltles of whisky were taken. A number of other bottles were Mt. The robber apparently cut his
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    CREDITORS DISAGREE.
    165 9 Winding Up Petition. (From Our Own Correspondent j Ipoh, Aug. 13. There were lively arguments in the Ipoh Supieme Court yesterday on a petition by Messrs. Pa'erson Simcns Co. for winding up Haad Yai Tin Dredging Co. The petition stated that s nee the filing of the origir.a
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    AFRIDIS RETIRE.
    285 9 Peshawar District Quieter. FEW ARMY CASUALTIES. Afghan Tribes Becoming Restless. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.} Simla, Aug. 13. The Peshawar district is decidedly quieter and the Afridis are retiring in consequence of the activity of the Air Force and the arrival of an armoured train from Lahore with reinforcements,
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    RECORD CONTINUOUS FLIGHT.
    128 9 Chicago Brothers' Achievement Beaten. Reuter's Service. St. Louis. Aug. 13. A new world's record for a sustained flight of 554 hours and 41 minutes was made this morning by two airmen. Dale Jackson and Forest O'Brien, beating by an hour the record established by the Hunter brothers
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    RASH DRIVING.
    151 9 Penang Resident Fined And Warned. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Aug. 13. W. H. Dobrr-e, a European assistant of the A P.C, was fined $25 (and warned by the District Judge that if brought to Court again hii licence would be endorsed) for driving in r\ rash and
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    TEST MATCH BROADCAST.
    87 9 Relay At Singapore. "Radiofan," our radio correspondent, announces that a running commentary on the Test Match will be relayed and broadcast for Malayan listeners by Mr. Earle, the well-known Singapore amateur transmitter, on a wavelength of 42 metres. He will relay lt from 2. M. E. (Sydney),
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    TRAILER RUNS WILD.
    97 9 Ricksha Pullers' Nasty Experience. Orchard Road, in the vicinity of Borneo Motors, was the scene of a rather unusual accident aocut B pm. yesterday, when a heavy trailer, which WXS being towed by motor-lorry, swung right off its course without any apparent reason, knocking two ricksha pullers
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    The Fifth Test. Sports & Pastimes.
    186 10 The Fifth Test. Sports Pastimes. CHAPMAN'S OMISSION CAUSES SENSATION. "Wholly Inexplicable," Says Noble. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. London. Aug. 13. Th; dropping of Chapman from the Test team is one of the greatest cricket sensations for years. Many famous cricketers ani critics are amazed though nearly all agree that Wyatt is
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    "Chappy's" Infectious Cheerfulness.
    388 10 (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.'') London, Aug. 13. General regret is expressed by the cr-t c3 ana the public alike, at the omission of Chapman from the Test team, though the "Times" points out that since there is no time limit, the electors have apparently felt it
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    Mid Week Match At S.C.C.
    240 10 WIGGLESWORTH KNOCKS UP 154. The whole day match at the S.C.C. Unted Services and a team from H.M.&. "Hermes," yesterday, resulted in a draw. Scores. United Services. Lt. G. J. Bryan b Bennett 1 Lt. C. P. O. Coleman b Trusler 17 Fit* Lt. C.
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    Medicos Beat Welch H and S.
    45 10 Ttie Medical College beat the Welch Health and Strength Leaguers at Tanglin on Saturday by 178 runs. The College, compiled 222 ..for 5 wfct§., M. Din top scoring with 79 not oflt.'ThS Taftglin'inch could only collect 44 in reply.
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    A Useful "Gate."
    24 10 (By arrangement with the U S.FJ> London, Aug. 13. The ate the hiat;h at Northampton between Northur.t; -t.-i Australians this week
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    CHINESE PLAYERS' TOUR OF EUROPE.
    271 10 Likely To Be Abandoned. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. It is reported that the proposed tour of Chinese players from Shanghai, Hong Kong and Malaya to Europe is likely to be abandoned, as the organisers, the Loh Hwa of Shanghai, have received a cable from their English negotiator
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    Leicester City Drop Duncan.
    38 10 (By arrangement with the "SfJ*.") London, Aug. 13. Leicester City F. C. have cancelled the agreement they have with J. Duncan, ln view of hie acceptance of the proprietorship of licensed premises ln Leicester.
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    S.A.F.A. COUNCIL.
    120 10 Important Meeting On Tuesday. There will be a meeting of the General Council of the S.A.F.A. at the Stadium. Anson Road next Tuesday, at 6.30 p.m., to consider arrangements for the China Athletic Club visit to Singapore; to receive and consider replies to the Football Association's letter in
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    Johore Chinese Beat Postals.
    66 10 The following represented the Johore Chinese P.A. against the Post and Tdtegraph team of Johore Bahru at the Johore -rPadang yesterday when they defeated the lattQr 4 —0: Low Long Seah, Yeo Ah Miang, Lee Lak Tee, Wong Siew Yee, Yap Kim Bok, N. N. 'tee,
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    H. K. And S. Bank Beat St. J. I.
    32 10 I Yesterday on the Bras Basah ground the Hong Kong Bank XI beat a St. (Joseph's Inst. XI by three goals to nil.
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    J.C.S.A. League.
    26 10 The result Of the match in the 1 J.C.S.A. League yesteiday was "H" team 3, "G" team 0. Scorers. Rodrigues, A. Teo and Ramasamy.
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    Flying Club Victory.
    39 10 The Singapore Flying Club met tfie Royal Engineers (Chang i) in a soccer matJrh at Chang! yesterday and won 2—1. SECOND DIVISION RESULT. ihe M.P.H. beat Socuny 4 —1 Division of the Singapore League yesterday. 1
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    T.A.P. v. Chung And Wong's XI.
    27 10 Before a fairly large crowd on the A.P.C. ground yesterday the Tras Athletic Party drew with Chung and Wong XI 1—1.
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    Merrilads Beat S.A.P.
    43 10 In an interesting match played at the 8.C.FA. ground yesterday the Merrilads defeated the Social Athletic Party 2 —0. The Merrilads obtained the first goal through a penalty, converted by KAM JIM L&CK and LIM TECK SENG scored the second;
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    The Malacca Quarrel.
    67 10 A Chinese correspondent, a newcomer to Singapore, inquires why there were no Chinese players in Malacca's Malaya Cup XI this year, especially as the Chinese dtd so well against the Loh Hwa tourists recently. The reason is that there is an unfortunate disagreement in Malacca football circles.
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    Championship Bout In Berlin?
    51 10 BOXING. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, Aug. 13. New York messages indicate that' the next world championship may be staged in 'Berlin between Sclunelhig and Young Strlbiing. whose manager is eager for the bout jand promised the Geiman the bulk of the.gkte, claiming himself only tre expenses.
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    Ladies' Championship.
    37 10 GOLF. The ladies' golf championship of Singapore is to be played this year on the Sepoy Lines links in September and October, and comi*etitors will be able to practice on the course alter Sept. 1.
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    118 10 LAWN TENNIS. Further results in the S.C.R.C. tournament: TO-DAYS TIES. "A" doubles handicap (semi-final): Chia Keng Tye and Scow Poh Leng v. Lim Bong Soo and Tan Chong Gurk. "A" singles handicap (semi-final): Lai Kwong Chun v. Cheong Chee Lim or Yap Ah Hyan. •B" singles handicap (semi-final):
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    Doubles Championship.
    261 10 BADMINTON. Play in tne Singapore Championship commences on Saturday at the S.V.C. Drill Hall at 3 p.m. rhe ties to be played off are as follows: Saturday at 3 p.m.: Tan Eng Tee and Koh Joo Hock v. E. J. Vass and L. J. de Souza, Yeo K
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    Jovials Tournament.
    133 10 The results of the "B" division singles tournament of the Jovial B.P. played last Saturday were: First Round: Yong Eng Mon beat We 2 Bit Chay 15—4. 15—4; Chan Khek Beng beat Sim Poh Eng 11—15. 15—8. 13—13: Soh Choo Lock beat E. Cheng Koon 15—4. 15—2. (5—2);
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    Water-Polo Match.
    71 10 SWIMMING. A team from the Signals Physical Culture Club, 'A* Co., Welch Regiment, will engage the Chinese Swimming Club II at water-polo on Sunday at 3.30 p.m. at the C.S.C. The following will represent the Chinese: lio Chin Lai: *an Lai Chai, Lim Fook Loong. Sect Chong Chan:
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    360 10 Association Football. Neilton Chan's XI against Low Siew Chye's XI on the latter's ground on Saturday: Lim Ah Soo, Tay Boon Swee, Tay Oen Seng. Kim Seng, Cheng Hong, Cheng Guah, Ang Moh, Heng Teow, Ncilton Chan, Ah Chye. Koon Hoe. Reserves: Yew Hong, Lian Seng, and
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    24 10 Committee members of the Chinese Sports Association are reminded that there will be a .nee ling at the Association premises to-day at 7.30 p.m.
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    Penang "Veteran's" Shield.
    151 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. The result of the shoot for the Penang "Veteran" Shield was: 1. "D" (Eurasian) Co.. 181 pts. 2. "E" (Chinese) Co., 151 pts. 3 "D" (Eurasian) Co., 139 pts. The Commandant, in routine orders, congratulates the winning team on the very high standard of shooting. COMMAND
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    S.A.W.L.A. And S.H.L.U.
    237 10 WEIGHT-LIFTING. "Ironite." replying to "Barbeliman,'' writes: Mr. Wee Sian Leok enterea into a contract with the Healtii and Strength Leaguers' Union to compete with Lgr.. Seah Eng Choon for the sst. championship of S.ngapore on Sept. 28. xiicn the S.A.W.L.A. announced a competition for the 8, 9,
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    29 10 Members of the untitled Club art ltininded that tne yeaily fest fal (Mauloodan Nabi) will be held at the club's house on Saturday from ii a.m. to 2 p.m.
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    HYLAMS SENTENCED.
    262 10 Sequel To Communist Day Demonstration. ihc Communist demonstration of 27 Hyiams ouUide the Chinese Protectorate on Aug. 1. Communist Day, had a sequel in the District Court yesterday, when Mr. C. Wilson sentenced 26 Hyiams to three months' rigorous imprisonment each. One of the accused was discharged. Mr.
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    R100 BEGINS RETURN FLIGHT.
    119 10 Defective Engine Not Repaired Reuter's Service. Montreal. Aug. 14 The R100 left for England at 2.28 a.m. Greenwich mean time. The R100 is making the homeward trip with one engine out of commission, the officers having decided that as the other five engines are running satisfactorily
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    EUROPEAN SENTENCED.
    90 10 Arrested For Chandu Smuggling. Sentence of 12 months' rigorous imprisonment without the option of a fine was imposed on a European named Frank W. Smith by the Criminal District Judge, Mr. C. Wilson, this morning. The accused, who pleaded guilty to the charge, was arrested early yesterday morning
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    Sports Notes.
    1450 10 A Weekly Commentary. Congratulations to the Straits Chinese F.A. on winning the honours in the First Division of the Singapore League. They are certainly worthy champions. Tlie S.C.C, last year's champions, and the Malays, also deserve praise far making the competition so close and n s -resting. From
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    SUPREME COURT.
    103 10 Echo Of Partnership Dissolution. Mr. F. Nicklen Jones sttitemMta mm\ $1,404.42 from Mr. Ong Kah Lo:k aad Mr Ong Soo Kee, who were jointly sued as being responsible for expenses incurred when Mr Podmore. a former brickworks mana: Mr. Wee Cheng Soon, was discharged dissolution of the partnership
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    74 10 The Imperial Cinema. The all talking and sir mu l* rt Three Sisters." to nrnntaj Imperial Cinema «late th app Gcyiang. The su-nci pi' standard and compares distinct in town and the dialogue is There is none of toat buzzing Irritates the audience Th vhol the cinema lias
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    SEQUEL TO SHOOTING THREAT
    60 10 Nnt A Serious Matter. ilUi -~T~7Z e sub-contract® Sim Liang Hye. the t in :imida- iC,; who was charged with N 0 lt e by threatening to shoo' by.the D1S a revolver, was to-day > bon d t0 ket trict Judge and ordered the peace for
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    News In Brief.
    102 10 Reuter's Service. [Reutcr J New London (C L 1$ The "Shamrock yacht, which has b Cup. arrived bl re I [•'Japanese Neu •W It has been mtdi I on postal-savings shall b cent, from Oct. I. [British jij. L n The Colonial Of** Drummond Shiels J f.
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    Correspondence.
    63 11 invited to write to us on ■itcrest. It must be underMalaya Tribune" does not opinions expressed by corresRS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF referabty typewritten (double AS :Tie side of the paper only. used, but the names and t <>x)ndents must be enclosed good faith. The courtesies observed mere abuse
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    More Lavender Street.
    65 11 Malaya Tribune:') the back of a row of movement Trust at Lavender get offensive smells emitted This is due to the constant :eese and fowls, and also thrown to them. I would mthonties to check this I i elitjf io turned into a is, we have still
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    "What Is Love"?
    207 11 Malaya Tribune") much obliged if you will nonce to discuss 'What Ls which I <aw mentioned in ed paper of the 7th inst., -Topics ol 10-day." rough my poor experience MCfIM to be the most in the world. A thing y \y a very valuable, such as
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    Muslim Education.
    218 11 To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") real j prised to see again that "Silmia" in his letter, are la for Muslim scholarships, ered this question on many valuable paper. My lettci 10. Ijj;. contains not only this answer bl MH matters interesting to local 3 (c) 12), amended, of
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    "Outwith"—And Some Others.
    386 11 "Outwith"— And Some Others. 'To the F.d tor, Malaya Tribune.") 1 110 under "Topics of To-day" in dav that tne word "outN'ow. is not that terri;<d at the hands of the ottish Public School in *»*avs (::,vs recall? There is M,me doubt about the Kit r hoSe days but to
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    ROYAL DUTCH AIR MAIL.
    190 11 Increase In Business. For the first time since the existence of the K.N I.L.M. the number of passengers carried in D month exceeded 2,000 during July, the exac: figure being 2 024. This is chiefly due to the great interest shown in the jcy and special
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    Motoring Notes.
    1894 12 THE ADVANTAGES OF FRONT-WHEEL DRIVING. Just as four-wheel brakes have proved to be the outstanding mechanical innovation for the postwar decade, 1919-1929, so does it appear that front-wheel driving may well constitute the chief feature in chassis development during the next few years. And in each case extensive
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    ESTATE COOLIES' WAGES.
    401 12 Strong Comment On Reduction. In pursuance of the Gazette notifications of the reduction of the Indian labourers' standard minimum wages, the attenuated minimum wages payable to the Indian coolie will come to force from Oct. 5 next, says the "Indian Pioneer" (Kuala Lumpur). The prolonged manoeuvres of
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    United Malacca Rubber.
    1140 13 BUILDING OF RESERVES. Vindication Of Directors' Policy. The twentieth annual general meeting of the rjnited Malacca Rubber Ests., Ltd., was held at the office of the Secretaries, Messrs. C. F. Gomes and Co 137, Heeren Street. Malacca, on Tuesday, the Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock presiding. Others
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    Sports & Pastimes. The Semi-Circular Back Swing.
    165 14 Sports Pastimes. The Semi-Circular Back Swing. LAWN TENNIS. Sir F. Gordon Lowe continues his hints on tennis ln "Athletic News" thus: The general belief ls that the champions of to-day play their ground strokes with a straight swing, which travels with the arm and racket in a line parallel to
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    Should Test Pay Be Higher?
    429 14 CRICKET. Qu.te recently the question of the rate of pay for professionals chosen to play in Tests has been raised and the suggestion made that tne fee should be increased, writes the Gentlemen in Black' in "Athletic News." In threedays pameo the remuneration was £30,
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    Curious Incident At Lord's.
    466 14 In the rec n; Middlesex v. Sussex match at Lord's there was (says "The Field") a cur.ous incident affording one piece of real comic relief which came with a battle between Cornford and G. O. Allen, and was begun by Bowley. Bowiey bowled a ball which
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    Length The Foundation Of Bowling.
    230 14 H. T. W. Hardinge (England and Kent) gives the following lesson on v bowling in "Athletic News." In giving advice on bowling to the young player one has to bear in mind that there must be natural talent. Very few great bowlers have appeared in
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    Paying The Penalty.
    1023 15 COSTS, SALARIES AND -OUTPUT CONTROL. Unfortunate Plight Of The Planter. After enjoying the postponement of the evil day througn the good offices of a temporary restriction ocheme, says the Planter," rubber producers a:e now paying ohe penalty of overproduction, and even to the most optimistic it seems
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