Malaya Tribune, 18 August 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune vol xm- No. 194 .SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Aug. 18. 1930.
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      285 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. or CANNOT BETTER rHE BEST. I "Ny Carlsberg Beer" jjj MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK. ft I ||J Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs jjfi I I ijjl and Rest-Houses throughout M j 5.;, Straits Settlement"" and the A I j Malay States. I Sold by all First Class dealers |v|H
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      189 1 Washing Sultmr*. jy£k% jmA% For Tropical /7 Wear. HIGH STREET. /Y angapore I Let us eat, drink, and be merry, for I 0 I to-morrow tin will be down- again! I j I And what better solace in our travail than js I I f Read s "Dog's Head" Lager?
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    Paris Fashions For Next Year.
    281 2 GUARDED MODELS. War Of Frock Lengths In Prospect. At this moment the Paris dressmaking establishments are hives of activity, but they are exceedingly well guarded hives. Never before have the leading dressmakers been at such pains to conceal their intentions i from the outside world,
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    WORLD'S LARGEST YACHT.
    528 2 Launched At Kiel. (Special to the "Malaya Trtoune.") At a shipyard on the Kiel Canal preparations are being made for the launching of the world's largest yacht, the 500-foot ••Warrior," built for the American public-utility king, Mr. Harrison Williams, by Messrs. Krupps at an estimated expense of
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      239 2 Whiteaways Annual Sale. i Everything for the Children i lATI AT BARGAIN PRICES, j lINFANTSI INFANTS TURKISH FEEDERS, INFANTS COTTON EMBROIDERED ROBES, j In Pink. Sky. Lemon with baby on border i or flowers Sale Prices $3.40 and $5.15. Sale Price 50 cents each. I WHITE SILK j EMBROIDERED ROBES.
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      153 2 FEEL YOUNG IN SPUE OF YOUR YEARS What matters it what age you are. Let the years pass by, let the milestones of life show an increasing age. You can have the feeling of everlasting youth in spite of your If you are 50, you can still have the same
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      200 2 -f PURE TOBACCO Natural CORK-TIP l*jL j|H Finest imported matured Vir- Guaranteed natural cork of tyft ginia tobacco guaranteed pure the finest possible texture and j and absolutely free from adul- qualityi provic l mg a perfectly ///V teration of any kind. Awarded 'enic smoke /[Uk Institute of Hygiene certificate.
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    Literary Notes. A VIVID WAR BOOK.
    364 3 The Western Front As It Really Was. "The Price of Victory," by J. D. Strange. John Lane, the Bodley Head, Ltd., 7s. 6d. All of us have our own ideas about most of the much-boosted war books'. The more sensational of them certainly seem
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    Is The Devil Real?
    265 3 ("The Devil's Jig," by Robert Paye. John Lane', the Bodley Head, Ltd., 7s. 6dJ The query stated in the above heading is that which is posed by a new writer who wil make his mark as a noveli-U if he mainta ns lhk» and perhaps pursues
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    Raffles Library.
    404 3 The undernoted non-fiction works have recently been added to the Raffles Library: Alington (Cyril). Doubts and Difficulties tCliristianity). 1929. Benson (Sir Frank). My Memoirs. 1930. illus. Boxer (C. R.) Editor. The Journal of Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp. *1639. Trans, and Edited oy C. R. Boxer. 1930. illus. maps. Bridges
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      148 3 Change baby's tears Give baby instant relict from hi> griping pains and stomach disorders. Give him the dunce to sleep and thrive. Give him Woodward's Gripe Water. For 70 years doctors and nurses have cribed this unfailing remedy. It will keep baby well during teething troubles. woodward's 1 1 ;gripe
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      146 3 I "i T TAKE tSSL, A PAIR OF I k Amum iNc* EYES Eyes that are Crystal-clear—limpid as a mountain stream! Such eyes transform the plainest face with their radiance, making it vivid and beautiful. The fundamental requirement for beautiful sparkling eyes is rich, pure blood. It is the exhilarating
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      172 3 NEAVE Wt L B 3 TRUTH IN ADVERTISING jjj I EARNS PRE-EMINENCE g I «PRESH-P GD&J I REFRIGERATING 4> LTDg j] Orchard Road, Selegie Ro.td. KeppH Road and Grange Road Market. Im HUBBUCKS ISs Rrints Oas femishes ett are known throughout the Empire for yj± covering power and durability. Supphea
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    Berlin Letter.
    1503 4 PHANTOM OF NEW TAXES. Little-Known Beauty Spot. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Berlin, Aug 1. Ministries may come and go, the dread phantom of new taxes loom on the horizon, hundreds of engineers from all parts of the earth descend on the capital for learned discussions on electric
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      178 4 3" y: -sl^P TO ESCAPE INFECTION DO THIS DOUSE LISTERINE on your hands before you eat er prepare food for others— particularly for babies. Colds and sore throat often start from germs carried to the month on food. Many things you touch are laxjcn with germs of other diseases. Soap
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      327 4 jH j leads through the garden of scent indeed, Beauty itself would pale without the m I3j charm a perfume will impart. Here is "4711" Nenita. Make it your own fragrance, I 5g and underline your individuality by the sweet harmony of that delightful range 1 of toiletries: I -Mil"
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1112 5 MINING. ISSUED 8Y ERASER A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKEK3Singapore, Aug. 18, 1930, 10 a.m. Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 26 9 27 6 5|- Ayer Hitam Tin 8 6 9 6 Ci Bangrln Tin 13 9 14 6 i Batang Padang O.ie 0.15 1
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      456 5 SUN HELMETS. For Men and Children Katie of best quality cork. To to'iniuate stocks price Reduced to $1. guy ona before stocks are finished. SAJNT-DIDIER ACCESSORIES. n New Building. priw*-;* rttt lln Dhoo y Ghaut Square.) "national lunch HOME. I\NJONG PAGAR ROAD. SINGAPORE. rutcd w-U* Flectrir Lights and Fans. Modern
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      106 5 jjj CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK. g jjj Ask for it, try it and you will be surprised. E It is a Food-Drink. 2 jjj It will make you healthier. jj H Good for lunch,"best for supper. j LUNA CAFE, I 'PHONE 3841. 2& 3, DHOBY GHAUT.* (jj [r Well-known Caterer and
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      170 5 KELVEY PRESENTS HER TALENTED PUPILS WITH ZLATA THE PERFECT DANCER AT THa* VICTORIA THEATRE SATURDAY, AUG. 26 aft 6.16 pm MON. and TUES., AUG. 25 and t« aft 5.36 pjn. PRICES Evening performance $2 and 81. Matinees Adults $2, Children $1 All Parts. BRIGHTER ITEMS ETTER DANCING EAUTIFUL GIRLS EAUTIFLLLY
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      124 5 COTY. Cnmposrd of the purr-t ingredient** La Create Coty M llur natural foundation for Coir k Face I'ovrdfi and lUnige as they bleud with If rxqincite Mnuoihness. Creme tuty proterU f and preserve* the skin from biting winds, to* l: and dust, and keeps it smooth and soft. It is
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      25 5 For aU defects of vision Consult M. EZEKIEL A SONS, Optometrists and Opticians Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. A. M Ezeklel. OJ) »»hila.i. F.LO. Lond.
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      185 6 J ■■I I I |o<S To-night's 6,15 Performance j g IS IN AID OF 1 j ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL. I Entire Proceeds donated to the Fund. j jjj TO-NIGHT! I jj], Success of RADIO'S Screamingly Funny Musical a Comedy Sensation cj "THE CUCKOOS" I Presenting The famous Madcaps of
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      280 6 Amusements. i 6.15 Last Performances To-Night 9.15 J Special Two Feature Programme jj FOX CORPORATION present J I An All-Talking, Singing, Dancing l j Musical Revue I "Words Music" I jjj I WITH j{ I Lois Mora n Tom Patricola- David Perry n 1 "Even Greater Than the j j
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      302 6 Ln S2S2 SB^ MARLBOROUGH I To-night at 6.1S and c.15 p m I WILLIAM BOYD 1 IN AM) AS The Flying Fool I I With MARY PREVOST, I USSI LL CIEASON AND Tm I I I O'BRIEN. A PAT HE ALL-TALKING iVIC Alft THRU I Next Change: GEORGE LEWIS AND
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    257 7 Rubber Dropping Again. and Co. report at 11 a.m. pjtfan to-d a > RUBBER. 13 16d.. down %d. L° n cents (G). unchanged. AUenbys 95 cents—sl.os, sh r r censt-sl, Ayer Panas 90—95 Ayer M 50 55 cente( B rogas 65—70 t Vlotongs 30—35 cents, Bukit
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    68 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, AUGUST 18. Buyers. Sellers. HS.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 15 15% Standard R.S.S. on Tender. August 15% 15% September 15% 15% October 15% 16 October December 16% 16% January March 17% 17% Tone of Market:—Dull. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 4 13/16
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    PRODUCE.
    145 7 SINGAPORE, AUGUST 18. Rice, Siam A-l per Koyan $360 Rice, Siam 1 $332 Rice. Si?"i 2 $320 Rice Siam 3 $300 Rice, Siam 4 $260 Rice, Saigon A-l $290 Rice. Saigon 1 $260 Rice, Saigon 2 $244 Rice. Saigon 3 $233 Rice. Rangoon 1 $224 Rice. Rangoon 2 $220
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    SUPPORT FOR RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    34 7 Local Opinion Confirmed. Reuter's Service. Singapore, Aug. 16. The local Rubber Growers' Association has replied favouring by a large majority the proposals of the Anglo-Dutch Liaison Committee to restrict production.
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    ULU KLANG PROFIT.
    34 7 (By arrangement with the* "S.P.P."» London, Aug. 16. Ulu Klang report shows a net profit for the year of £48,859 but the directors do not recommended the payment of a dividend.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    308 7 British Official Wireless. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, AUGUST 19. Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 7 /sdTT. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 23/32 d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s. 3 23/32
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    115 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, Aug. 18. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Vyner Brooke East Basin; Jedmoor 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Shirala 18; Ipoh 13; Pres. GarfielfT \T, "Wleflw" Zeeland 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Pyrrhus 32; Pleasantville 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Marudu
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    DUNLOP SELLS CABLE INTEREST.
    54 7 (By arrangement with the "MJ.P.") London, Aug. 16. It is officially announced that the Dunlop Rubber Company has disposed of its interest In the Macintosh Cable Company, which it acquired in 1926 with the Macintosh group, on favourable terms. The purchaser is believed to be the
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    TROUBLESOME CATS.
    118 7 European Fined For Shooting Woman. P. B. Purvis, the European who reoently accidentally shot a Javanese woman in the thigh when he fired two shots at a cat, was fined $50 by the Second Magistrate (Mr. P. S. Williams) this morning, and was ordered to pay $50 compensation
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    423 7 The "Lima Maru" is due from London tomorrow and is leaving for Japan the next day The N.Y.K. "Bengal Maru" is due on Thursday from Calcutta and ls sailing for Hong Kong the next day. The X.P.M. "Cremer," having left Hong Kong on the 14th Inst. ls expected
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    Relief Of Chinese Unemployed.
    702 7 DELEGATION FORMED. Appeal Of Hawkers And Lightermen. Mr. Lim Kirn Tian, J.P., President of the Singapore Lighters' Guild, presided at a meeting held in the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Saturday afternoon. The object of the meeting was to discuss ways and means of helping
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    78 7 Invitations are out for the marriage of Mozelle. daughter of Mr. E. S. Isaac, to David Wolf Ginsberg, on Sept. 4 at Chesed M Synagogue. The reception will be held on the roof garden of the Adelphl HoteL The wedding will take place at Penang in November of John Sidney
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    SCHOOL GIRL SUES HEADMISTRESS.
    218 7 ALLEGED WRONGFUL DISMISSAL lOR CRITICISM. The criticism of school mistresses by girls in the dormitory of the school at Shaklin, the Isle of Wight, occupied the attention of a special jury in the King's Bench Division during the hearing in mail week of a libel action
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    SERVANTS' WAGES.
    212 7 The Hylam Association's Position. The following letter appears in the "Malay Mall": Sir —With reference to the views on the above subject by "Another Employer" published in your journal on the 13th instant, it is net my intention here to dispute about the reduction of the servants' wages,
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      159 7 I w^"^«i5'!5a********************5iH^ Have you been to the Talkies In Geylang? X I IMPERIAL THEATRE I THE HOUSE FOR PERFECT SOUND REPRODUCTION. I 1 1 hsh to-night i «zl I! I WILLIAM FOX presents i on Thursday, f I I "hearts in dixie- !—U I mmm 1 hi M ii n
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      478 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. 2S2SES2SZS2SaS2SHS2SESZSHS2SHSHSHS2SH^ "MADQE" I [0' 53. SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE. X jjj Just Received a Shipment ot I Nice Ready-to-Wear and f I Untrimmed Hats. S PRICES RANGE FROM: jj $3.75, $4.75, $5.00. $5 50, $5.75, $6.25. f WANTED —Well educated Chinese Canvasser. Apply Box 221, c/o Malaya Tribune. FOR
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      128 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, AUGUST 18. High Tides.—3.37 a.m., 3.29 p.m. S.C.C. Tennis Tournament Opens. Football: S.C.C. "B" v. Fort Canning, Padang. TO-MORROW, AUGUST 19. High Tides.—5.06 a.m., 4.25 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. Cup, Welch Regt. v. S.C.C, Stadium. Meeting: S.A.F.A. Council. Stadium, 6.30 pjn. Boxing, Lion City Ring. Police Band,
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      253 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, AUGUST 18. Batavia, Samarang and Cheribon (Tasman) 3 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, SouthEast Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas, Timor Dilly and Australasia (excepting Western Australia) (Nieuw Zee land) 3 p.m. Port Swettenham and Penang (Kinta) 3 p.m Malacca (Mahidol) 3 p.m. Muar (Jerantut) 3 pm. Indo-China and Hokow (Kouang-Si)
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    73 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATH. TAY.—Tay Soo Chye. Managing Director of Messrs. Interport Company, Limited, passed away at his residence. No. 221. Tanjon? Katong Road at the age of 46. He leaves a widow, one ron, five daughters, three brothers (Messrs. Tay Soo Kiat. Tay Soo Hock, and
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    MALAYA'S SHAME.
    750 8 The Government is to be asked to appoint a Commission to consider measures to counter the rubber slump. Such a Commission is un» doubtedJy needed, to end much haphazard argument by establishing the facts and the practicability or otherwise of any local effort to adjust the situation which
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    315 8 Mr Ong Peng Hock, manager of the New World, left for Mnn la by the "Derlllmger" yesterday on New World business. Mr. C. Wilson. Actmg District Judge and First Magistrate, underwent an operation for appendicitis on Frida>, and is progress ng well. It Is reported thxt offices are to be
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    ZIMBALIST AND HARRY KAUFMAN.
    438 8 Brilliant Performance In Renovated Hall. Efram Zimbalist, one of the lour most famous vtolinists of the world, had intended giving two rectais in Singapore on his present visit. He was able to give only one, as he leaves the city to-day. He had the distinction, however,
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    SINGAPORE REPERTORY PLAYERS.
    179 8 Forthcoming Productions. There was a large audience at the Victo.ia Theatre on Saturday evening for the final performance by the Singapore Repertory Players of the comedy "Lord Richard in the Pantry." And the general verdict was a flattering one, emphasised by the floral tributes handed to the
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    TEST BROADCAST.
    221 8 Listeners Disappointed. As an effort to broadcast in Singapore n national event in England the relay of the Test Match on Saturday was of special interest. Considered as a practical broadcast, however, it was very disappointing. There was no difficulty in tuning in tho Singapore amateur station (VSIAB)
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    31 8 Prom China by "Cremer" due Singapore tomorrow morning. lYom China and Japan by "Tamba Maru,' due Singapore to-morrow. Prom China and Japan by "Bengal Maru," due Singapore en Thursday.
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    55 8 "T.O.M." The latest about the Chinese-owned tin mines in Kinta is that the majority of them can hang on until next Choiese New Year provided that tin does no* slump below its present price. This does not, however, mean that the Chinese mines are making revenue and expenditure meet today.
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    Topics Of To-day.
    762 8 (BY "LOOKER o\ j No more wasted hoars rrym. l, the Test Match broaden L\ !***f had a shot at it on S tn j was distinctly not tbj Uenm 8. A AU I learned was that E first and that "the old H a good start.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    30 8 Ill' Latest Quotation* KLBfltR. London. —4 13/ New York:—9 Sfngainrt:—15-if T,N do*f London :—-SP« nt i 34 l35 jTs d jit 3 months. oh Od), seller* flot
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      70 8 Cj TELEGRAMS 'PHONE S ffi "SILVABROS" 4540. q] I A NEW SHIPMENT OF 8 GENUINE I I Crystal Bead I Necklaces K GOLD -MOUNTED S 1 Elephant-Hair 1 I Jewellery C] AND SILVER-MOUNTED N 1 Butterfly-Wing 1 I Jewellery, J a n R ONLY LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. K lu.S.DeSilva&Brosj K
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    Chinese War Lord Assassinated? R100 RETURNS.
    647 9 Remarkably Stable In Flight. 4IR MINISTER'S WELCOME. -First Stage Of Airship Development." British Official Wireless. Rugby, Aug. 16. The i:p RlOO was sighted from Cardirgni. at 9.40 this morning (Greenlime) and dropped her mooring wu 30. Having left Montreal at 1.3J c f; L
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    AN INTERESTING CONTRAST.
    170 9 Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 16. •vS 190 dropped her mooring cable at urdin-en at 10.30 this morning. ma'eii- nr, roci at noon a?ter aPorrxivpW :s nying time 8116 was officially rhoT L rd Thomson < Alr Minister), hU J?/''* bted Win Commander Colmore, fir st r *"ew
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    FUNERAL OF SIR H. SMITHDORRIEN.
    66 9 British Official Wireless. J 11 late G-Moral o, Rugby, Aug. 17. buned at p f ir Horace Smith-Dorri?n J*®orial vrvw hamstea <l yesterday. A Kiruc Was r** eld in *t which r sl *r Braiih, presented by General Sir fit of Corrvlilht a l! d
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    Longest Continuous Flight.
    189 9 647 HOURS ALOFT. Watchers Sleep On The-Flying Field. PROPELLER REVOLVES 55,000,00» TIMES. Reuter's Service. St. Louis, Aug. 17. Jackson and O'Brien have landed. They flew for 647 hours 28 minaies 30 seconds. [Jackson and O'Brien were attempting to establish a record for 1,000 hours of sustained flying.]
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    AFRIDIS RETREATING.
    228 9 Air Force Activities Effective. Reuter's Service. Simla, Aug. 17. Since the Afridi trouble started the only casualties reported in the Indian army are one officer and two other ranks killed; one private missing, believed killed; three privates wounded and one policeman injured. It is reported from the north-west
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    "SHAMROCK V" GUARDED.
    155 9 Hordes Of Would-Be Visitors. Reuter's Service. New London, Aug. 16 Commodore Vincent Astor, of -the New York Yacht Club, has arrived in the flagship "Nourmahal" to formally welcome the "Shamrock V." He was greeted by Colonel .Duncan Neill of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, who accompanied the
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    MEXICO'S DEBT.
    124 9 Agreement Approved By Government. Reuter's Service. Mexico City, Aug. 17. The Mexican Government has approved the debt agreement. It must now be ratified by the United States Congress before it becomes' effective. [The Mexican debt agreement provides thct the total debt- of £102,600.000 be refunded into £98,400,000 in
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    22 9 LITERARY NOTES, on page S. BERLIN LETTER, en page 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page t. CORRESPONDENCE, an page 11.
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    Ruler Of Manchuria Killed?
    400 9 ALLEGED MUTINY. British Efforts To Release Missionaries. Reuter's Service. Nanking, Aug. 17. It is reported that the Japanese Consul at Mukden has cabled the Japanese Government that Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang was either assassinated or died at Peitaiho yesterday. It is stated that the Japanese Charge
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    GOVT. VICTORY AT TSINAN.
    333 9 "Sin Kuo Min Press" Service. Shanghai, Aug. 18. President Chiang Kai Shek wired to th 2 Government on Saturday that General Chiang Kwang Nai's divisions entered Tslnan on Friday at 2 p.m. after two hours* street fighting. Thirty thousand rifles, three aeroplanes and 230 field pieces
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    JAPAN'S NAVAL ESTIMATES.
    102 9 Compatible With Treaty Award? "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, Aug- 16. Following an interview with Count Ttoh, chairman of the Privy Council's Examination Committee, recently appointed to examine the London Naval Treaty, Mr. Tawara, Minister oi Commerce and Industry, said that the Committee is unlikely to force the
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    PROPELLED LOST.
    335 9 Help Rushed To Mail Boat TRANSFER ACCOMPLISHED. Dramatic Story From The Pacific Islands. Reuter's Service. Wellington, Aug. 16 (1 p.m. G.M.T.). Hearts are being anxiously followed concerning the plight of the mail steamer Tahiu," bound for San Francisco. She has lost her propeller and is leaking, her posit
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    BRITISH BASE ON BLACK SEA?
    102 9 Naval Units Visit Rumania. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Bucharest, Aug. 17. In connection with the present visit of the British Naval units to Constanta, the Press discusses the possibility of the establishment of a British naval base on the Black Sea at Constanta, with Rumanian consent.
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    WORKERS RETURN.
    113 9 No Further Trouble At Local Factories. S nee Friday night there has been no further disturbance at Mr. Tan Kah Kee's factories in Sumbnwa Road. All the workers have returned and conditions are quite normal. The workers are quite satisfied and now thoroughly understand th° position. As a
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    213 9 A meeting of Indians was held under the auspices cf the Johore Ind an Association, Johure Bahru, at the Modern English School, en Friday evening. About 50 Indians, representing a?l conmuni'ies, induing Sikhs, were present. Dr. Luther took the chair. The constitution and rules were discussed, the discussion be n;
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    Sports & Pastimes. WOMEN WORLD CHAMPIONS.
    62 10 Sports Pastimes. WOMEN WORLD CHAMPIONS. New Records At Stamford Bridge. ATHLETICS. Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 16. In the Women's Athletic Championships at Oamford Bridge to-day three new Women's world's records were set up, as follows. Half-mile: Miss G. Lunn, 2 mine. 13 1/5 sees. Mile walk: Miss C. Mason, 8
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    TAIPING RACES.
    408 10 Final Day's Results. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Aug. 16. The final day's racing in the Taiping Professional meeting drew small fields owing to aeavy scratchings, but the sport provided was nevertheless very enjoyable. In spite of rain early in the afternoon the attendance was the
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    225 10 LAWN TENNIS. Further results in the S.C.R.C. tournament are:— "A" Singles Handicap: Cheong Che? TJw owe 18 beat Yap Ah Hyan owe 12, 6—4, 6—4. Semi-Final: Lai Kwong Chun owe 18 beat Cheong Chee Lim owe 18, 6—2, 6—1. "A" Doublet Handicap (Semi-Final): Lim Bong Soo and Tan
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
    55 10 First Division Results. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London. Aug. 16. Aberdeen 2, Letth 1. Clyde 1, Ayr 1. East Fife 1, Dundee 2. Falkirk 3, Celtic 2. Hamilton 1, St. Mirren. Hibernians 2, Motherwell 2. Kilmarnock 2, Partick 0. Morton 5, A rdrieonians 0. Queen's Park 0. Cowdenbeath
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    60 10 Welch v. S.C.C. The Welch team for to-morrow v. the SCC. will be Pte. R. Protheroe; L/Bgt. R. Richards and Pte. J. Ferguson; Pte. W. Richards, Pte. J. Williams, and L/c. A. Howls; Pte. D. Wilkins, Pte. Mills, Capt. W. Y. Price, Pte. H. Turner and Bdm. M.
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    English Teams Practising.
    34 10 (By arrangement with the "S.F.P."j London. Aug. 16. League football was played in Scotland today in summary weather and the majority of the English league clubs were engaged In practic games.
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    Profits Through Transfers.
    34 10 (By arrangement with the "SJFJ") London, Aug. 16. The Cardiff Football Club reports a profit for the year 1929-1930 of £4,209, mostly due to the transfer of players to other clubs.
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    S. China Team At Saigon.
    34 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Saigon, Aug. IT. The South China team which went to French Indo-China from Singapore" tteflfcatad an. allAnnamlte XI at Saigon 9—0, and Saigon Combined 4—0.
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    Rengam Beat S.C.C. XI.
    65 10 The weak Cricket Club socoer team which visited Rengam on Saturday had to admit defeat at the hands of tha Johore side by four goals to one. HOBBIN opened the scoring, when he netted the only goal of the day for the Singapore side. For the
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    ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.
    246 10 Draw For First Round. GOLF. The qualifying round of the Singapore Island Championship was played on the links of the Garrison Golf Club in Saturday afternoon, when the-following 16 players qualified to play bn toe first round on Saturday Aug. 23. M. M. Paterson 75, H. Jackson 76,
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    DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.
    258 10 First Round Results. BADMINTON. Play in the Singapore doubles championship commenced at the S.V.C. Drill Hall on Saturday last before a fairly large gathering. All the games were keenly contested. Saturday's results were: E. J. Vass and L. J. de Souza beat Tan Eng Tee and Koh Joo
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    266 10 CRICKET. B.B. L BEAT P.S. L. The match between the B. B. and I. and the P. S. and L., in the S.C.C. tournament, was continued on Saturday and ended in a victory for the mercantile men by nine wickets. The P. S. and L., who batted on
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    C.S.C. And S.R.C. Draw.
    83 10 Time alone robbed the Ceylon Sports Club of a victory over the S.R.C. on Saturday at Balestier. The S.R.C. compiled 136 taking two and a half hours to do so. Keyt contributed a well compiled 62. With only an hour and a quarter to play the
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    S.C.R.C. Beat S.R.C.
    222 10 The S.C.R.C. beat the S.R.C. yesterday on the S.C.R.C. ground by 37 runs. Scores: S.C.R.C.: Slow Hian b Sullivan 28; Teck Ee b WesterhoUt 29: Evan Wong c Suluvan b D'Almeida 4; Jltt Siang c Collick b Sullivan 9; Choon Sim c Balhatchet b Sullivan 5; Kong
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    Etceteras Beat Johore.
    204 10 The S.C.C. tournament side, the Etceteras, beat Johore by 8 w.'ckets yesterday at Johore. Scores: Johore. —G. S. Woodhull c Laverton b McFarlane 39; J. I. McNeill c and b Pearce 0; R. P. Peters b Lewis 1; W. A. Keyt c Perkins b Lewis 75; B.
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    R.A.F. Beat Press.
    199 10 The R.A.F. beat the Press yesterday at Seletar by 93 runs. Scores: R.A.F.: L.A. C. Tyrer c and b Walling 22; L. A. C. Beesley not out 72; Capt. Carve Brown Cave, c Walling b Vine 8; Cpl. Christie c and b Vine 12; Sgt. Evans c
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    26 10 A Japanese rugger team were to leave Yokohama yesterday for Canada, where they will play a series of matches under the auspices of the Canadian R.U.
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    54 10 A communique issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Siam. states that in future no vise will be required of British subjects whose passports show that they are domiciled in British Malaya when entering Siam directly from Malaya, rod no vise will be required on Siamese passports from persons entering
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    MONOPOLIES OFFICER APPEALS.
    221 10 Chief Justice's Decision. C. P. McCuily, the European Monopolies Officer who was convicted by the District Judge iast month in connection with a charge oi smuggling dutiable chanuu into the Colony and sentenced to serve twelve months' r.i. in addition to having to pay a fine of
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    ENJOYABLE SOCIAL.
    321 10 Straits Chinese Reading Club. An entertaining programme was given by members of the Straits Chinese Reading Club in the V.M.C.A. Hall on Saturday n.>ht, tha occasion being their half-yearly social. There was a large gathering and the function was presided over by the Rev. Stephen Band. M.A. The
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    "ONE EYE" REAPPEARS.
    178 10 Demands With Threats To K. L. Towkays. A story has gained currency (says the "Malay Mall") that three well-known Chines.residents of Kuala Lumpur have been the recipients of threatening letters within the last few da>s. The letters are sr*. d to demand the payment of heavy sums
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    News In Brief.
    162 10 Reuter's Service. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. British Official Wireless. Baltimore, Aug. 17. The death has occurred of the multimillionaire and oil magnate, Mr. Thomas Ufck. Washington. Aug. 17. Tire Secretary for Agriculture has authorised a grant of $121,875,000 towards the drouth I relief funds in various States. Berlin,
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    37 10 Some seats are still available for the special matinee performance of "The Cuckoos" at the Capitol to-day at 6-15 pjn. The total receipts win be given to St. Andrew's Hospital, which is greatly in need of funds.
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    THE "RUBBER" TEST.
    1870 10 New Captain Wins The Toss. SUTCLIFFE DISPLAYS TRUE YORKSHIIU: RIT THE OVAL PRESENTS A REMARKABLE SPECTAQi GROUNDS FILLED HOURS BEFORE START Reuter's Service. The great "Marathon" Test, as Reuter describes the Fifth ,h i of the present series between England and Australia, commem Test en Saturday in
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    Correspondence.
    85 11 rr r sited to write to us on Ttaier i,u st n must be under Z ts ol P il laV a Tribune" does not 2 that *!!L' ns expressed by corres<OVLD BE AS BRIEF Zic< s l r f ably typewritten (double P° S5/ ;'J side of the
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    Council Reform.
    136 11 rtfnr Malaya Tribune.") ito the £<* 1 rpferen' <- to the letters of a vr f tne Present- it is quite ana K)t h beating about the <***' Tl.W- :n the 1501:11 in ques d v mations in the three jor. In T *"t nearly 43 Sinhalese gflaneots
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    "What Is Love?"
    157 11 T: the Editor. 'Malaya Tribune,' i have read v.ith much interest the iL on What i L ve?" Can anyone tell Z much money v. must have to buy love? «course no-one is able to \alue love. ,*f rX ask ycu What is Love?" simply te 1
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    Buses To Pasir Panjang'.
    105 11 iTo r. l d ?>- T f' «■ja Tribune.") ir.-l am o.. tie citizens who cxpenx Jifficuiiy in (i t- ng home to Pasir I-n> people «re kept Ira veiling that tr In cs.- en. iv y, fuch as serious fees. lite lact t>ut i.o buses
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    159 11 Recruitment For Malaya Suspended. Nigapatam Aug. 2. Consequent on ti. unprecedented fall in the of rubbn- die over-production, it <s sported that most of the plantations in Malaya ittthadof '.ate either to restrict their output f tea.-* Tork for the present There is not "Kh work for the
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    NO GENERAL ELECTION NOW.
    331 11 Opposition's SearcHing Of Heart. THE NORFOLK BYE-ELECTION. Reuter. London, Mail Week. The talk of an immediate general election is somewhat diminished in consequence firstly of the searching of hearts among the Liberals following the Government's narrow escape of defeat in the Commons this week, and secondly
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    ALLEGED SEDITION.
    271 11 Charge Against Chinese Girls Withdrawn. In the Kuala Lumpur police court on Friday he case was mentioned again in which a Cantonese named Chong Long, and two young Cantcnese g rls named Siew Ngan Pheng and Yip Scong, were charged with having written certain words on the wall
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    33 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. T£e rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100.
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    How The World Runs Into Debt.
    1621 12 DANGERS OF TARIFF BARRIERS. The flnaneial situation is one of great, indeed of unprecedented, diflicuity. Ever since 1914 the world has created and lived upon credit in a manner and in a measuie never previously witnessed and is now in debt both nationally and
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    German Authorities Alarmed.
    671 13 THE CANCER SCOURGE. Big Campaign In The Near Future. Trans-Ocean Service. 'Special to the "Malaya Tribune") While tuberculosis and what are politely termed social diseases, have been checked to a great ettent in Germany, the thing cannot unfortunately be said of cancer, which still takes an alarming
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    Liberation Of The Saar District.
    791 14 GERMANY'S COMPLAINT. National Sovereignty Still Impaired. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Germany's undisguised joy at the departure of the last Allied troops from the Rhine has been somewhat marred by thoughts of the Saar, that one remaining problem bequeathed by the war which remains as
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    Motoring Notes.
    571 15 Considerations Which Govern Car's Power. The power of a motor car depends on four important considerations, viz: Full compression, perfect valve action, proper ignition and proper,.carburation mLxture. Any or all of these factors may cause an engine to lose power and therefore result in great loss of economy
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