Malaya Tribune, 19 August 1930

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune VoL X U- -No. 105 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune 19, 1930.
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      143 1 UPTON'S CEVLON TEA. VOU CANNOT BETTER Tliv BEST. I Genuine ROSKOPF Watches I i PATENT 0 RENOWNED FOR RELIABILITY. j ACCURATE TIMEKEEPERS. jj THE HERMETIC. THE HERMETIC. <' 0 Dustproof, Waterproof. Silver, fife* (Large Size). 1 14 and 18 Carat Cases. f Waterproof, Dustproof. Silver, J 1 fl I 14
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      11 1 n /V/ fey 2/ om*> /7 F»f Trapicai W«ar. mast STREET,
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    GOLD IN ENGLAND'S DUST-BINS.
    353 2 Saleable Refuse Worth £1,000,000. HOW SALVAGE WOULD PAY. Bournemouth. Over £1,000,000 worth of saleable refuse is thrown into the dust-bins of houses in England and Wales every year, declared Mr. H. Gurney, East Ham's Cleansing Superintendent, in an address to the closing session of the Conference
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    DIVORCE FOR AIR PILOT'S WIFE.
    229 2 "Other Woman's" Cocktail Parties. In mail week Mr. Justice Hill delivered judgment in the Divorce Court in the case in which the respondent was Captain Donald Herbert Drew, an air pilot, who wes in charge -of the a-rplane from which Captain Lowcu&riii. the Belgian financier,
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    MR. SHAW ON THE SCOTS.
    246 2 "Feeble Minded" Comment To Students. Two 20-years-old Canadian medical students, who are making a tour of the world without money, have realised one of their greater ambitions —an inteniew with Mr. Bcrnar.l ShaW, lhe students —Paul Wolinsky and Max Marcovitch —told the "Sunday Dispatch" of
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      1180 2 Tread sofly on the stairway, j/j An' sofly close the door, j Our baby's got a fever, Which he's never had before. JHK I Mos' times he is so happy, Jw{Q\^\ An' now to hear his cries, Brings such a dreffui heart-ache, And burning to my eyes. I thought I'd
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      35 2 CIVIL ENGINEERING. We can coach you in your own home and in your own time. You can thus improve your Prospects without relinquishing your present employment. Full particulars from the 1.C.5., 137-A, Cecil Street, Singapore.
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      162 2 What the New Glaxo is "The New Glaxo, in our opinion, is an excellent conception, and shows that the manufacturers of infant's foods are not content to stand still, but are anxious to make use of. new discoveries in scientific research." Reprinted from "The Practitioner" fat January, 1929. ONLY GLAXO
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    MARRIED TO HIS AUNT.
    419 3 Special Dispensation From Roman Church. An intricate point concerning the domicile of a man and woman at the time of their marriage in India was decided by Lord Merrivale in the Divorce Court in Mail Week. The parties concerned were Mrs. Delphinc Monica Peal, now residuig
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    WAR TRAGEDY OF A DOCTOR.
    274 3 Death To End Sufferings. The tragedy cf a doctor who, after suffer.nj; in the war from spinal and head injuries, ♦as found shot dead in a bungalow, was disclosed at the inquest at an inn on the top of Box Hill, near Dork ng. Surrey,
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      266 3 (JI oriously Alive Always Not a care in the world —they can dance til night because they are gloriously alive gloriously healthy and fit Hall's Wine has supplied them with both mental and physical mmm reserves of power, which enable them to get t hundred per cent, out of life.
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    Our London Letter. PLOTS TO SILENCE THE COMMONS.
    2661 4 Anybody Can Fly. (Special to the "Malavn Tribune.") London, July 24. The tradition of centuries has made the Mace a sacrosanct symbol of authority, and no Member of Parliament can commit a more obnoxious offence than to lay rude hands upon it.
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      252 4 SUN HELMETS. For Men and Children Made of best quality cork. To terminate stocks Price Reduced to $1. Buy one before stocks are finished. AT f AINT-DIDIER ACCESSORIES, jx New BufUUs^t Prinsep Street (in Dhoby Ghaut Square.) BOOK-KEEPING. Quickly and easily learnt ln your own horn* *ftd ln your own
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      137 4 Value... because of its long- L J life engine and sturdy bodies by Fisher... The Pontiac Big Six enjoys Jfl Bftj^fcwd worldwide reputation for I g^nßmWmW^^w^^mm^r value because it is built I 3fe3§9 I on big car principles and to V J big car standards of quality ip^ Its 60-horsepower
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    Surplus Labour.
    534 5 41l vio; ITY PUSHES ON WITH VSTRUCTION. Cost rubber Paving. ree No. 3 took the follow1' ag held on Aug. 8: lDS "-orf X T micipal Engineer to push instruct ia i W orks, and to submit oc c for employment of extra poncrew ,r -ruction of non-asphalt
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1551 5 MINING. ISSUED BY ERASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Aug. 19, 1930, 10 a.m. issue Value Buyers. 8ellers. El Asam Kumbang 26|9 27|6 51- Ayer Hltam Tin 8!9 9;6 £1 Bangrin Tin 13)9 14 6 i Batang Padanf 0.10 0.15 1 Batu Caves 0.55 0.60 1
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      175 5 New His Master's Voice Malay Records. Hoc Son Hoo— Itam Manis. JWW Boa. Padang—Atjeh, Stamboel 1 LelaU, Krontjong Moderen 5 °J tjana Ramboetan Otjeh— V lons Malacca tengang rang Boelan—Titina. Zonder Kakie. Telefoon i 0 X: Bandoeng Soerabia. D. T. LIM CO., "W BtIDQI road. SINGAPORE. THE LEMBAGA MALAYU 1
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      330 5 KELVEY PRESENTS HER TALENTED PUPILS WITH ZLATA THE PERFECT DANCER AT Tllii VICTORIA THEATRE SATURDAY, AUG. 23 at 9.1$ p.m. MON. and TUES„ AUG. 2» and 26 at 5.50 pjn. PRICES Evening performance $2 and $1. Matinees Adults $2, Children $1 All Part*. BRIGHTER ITEMS ETTER DANCING EALTIFUL GIRLS EALTIFILLY
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      157 6 ■■■■■I 1^ It gyfo I li J ■■■I |31 141I 4 1 rf TO IBIi I l°-s I 6.15 P.M. LAST 2 NIGHTS 9.15 P M.l S <of 1 THE FILM THAT HAS MADE I /ILL SINGAPORE LAUGH Don't Miss It I I Robert Woolsey and Bert Wheeler 1 in
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      221 6 Jlltclxjl sementSt 16 15 lO NIGHT. 9.15 Present S I 1 The Greatest Musical Comedy Of Them Ml So This Is College H with Dj jjj Cliff Edwards, Elliott Nugent, J I Robert Montgomery and Sally I I starr 3 I Perfect Picture I I Enft>rfainmenf 1 Laughs! Song Hits!
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      290 6 £ScScSHSESHSHSHSESiiSHSESZSES2SHS"r "£SZS^SZS2SBSZnSZSES?s^ RJ MARLBOROUGH To-night at 6.15 and ».15 p m H I Universal's ICC* Talking and Singa* j College Comedy College Lovel I with George Lewis and Dorothy Culiiver r <! High Stepping Youth! Snappy up-to-thc-niinu Di*V fl logue! Hot Tunes by a Cast of unusual Talent lljost J
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    245 7 Shan Remain Listless, pd Co. report at 11 a.m. Messrs. to-day j.IBBER. i. down Vsd. London t ts (G)( cent. Allenbys 95 cents —$1.05, Sh' r s /.s—sl, Ayer Panas 90 —95 cents, Brogas 65—70 Pl gs 30 —35 cents, Bukit Colinsburghs $1.60—51.80, I :1. Glenealys
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    294 7 (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, AUGUST 19. SeUinj.— London 4 months' sight 2s. 3%d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27/32 d., London ft days sight 2s. 3 25/32 d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3\d., London demand 2s. 3 23 3 2d.. London T.T.
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    RUBBER CHAMBER AND RESTRICTION.
    120 7 Liaison Committee Supported. f Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, as reonrted yesterday voted in the reply to the following question put to them regarding the conclusions arrived at by the British-Dutch Liaison Committee Are you in favour of adopting the con?nmmfft th from the local ~A
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    HOME RUBBER STOCKS.
    37 7 (By arrangement toith the "S.F.P."} London, Aug. 18. The following are the latest rubber stock figures:—London, 80,224 tons; Liverpool 29,043 tons. [The figures a week ago were London 80,044 tons and Liverpool 28,660 tons.]
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    PRODUCE.
    136 7 SINGAPORE, AUGUST 19. Rice, Siam 9 A-l per Koyan $360 Rice, Siam 1 $332 Rice. Siam 2 $320 Rice, Siam 3 $300 Rice, Siam 4 $260 Rice, Saigon A-l $285 Rice, Saigon 1 $257 Rice, Saigon 2 $242 Rice, Saigon 3 $233 Rice, Rangoon 1 $227 Rice, Rangoon 2
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    134 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, Aug. 19. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1» Vyner Brooke East Basin; Cremer 22; Jedmoor 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Mata Hari —Kedah 18; Anking 16; Amboise 13; Pres. Garfield 11; Doricstar 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate SI. Tamba Maru 33; Lima Maru
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    STOWED AWAY FROM SINGAPORE.
    139 7 Chinese Convicted At Hong Kong. Three Chinese appeared before Mr. Whyte Smith at the Kcwloon Magistracy, Hong Kong, recently 6iT a charge of stowng away from Sandakan on board the "TJiliwong," they having been found mixing with the passengers one day 1 after lhe departure of
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    Shipping News. TEST ACTION IN U. S.
    98 7 N. German Lloyd Recovers Fines. Reuter's Service. New York, Aug. 19. A test action by the North German Lloyd line against the Collector of Customs in New York, for recovery of G52,177 in fines for bringing undesirable immigrants to New York, resulted in
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    N.Y.K. REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES.
    406 7 Orient-San Francisco Line. The N.Y.K. Line, which Ls enjoying considerable patronage from trans-Pacific passengers for its newly built motor vessels "Asama Maru," "Tatsuta Maru" and "Chichibu Maru," has decided to offer the travelling public a newitem of interest, by lowering the passage rates for the
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    76 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, AUGUST 19. Buyers. Sellers. tt.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 14% 15 Standard R.S.S. on Tender. August 14% 15 September 15 15*4 October 15% 15 Vz October/December 15% 16 January/March 16% 17 Tone cf Market:—Quiet. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 4 11/16 d.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    72 7 New World Cabaret. ROGOTTA TRIO TO PERFORM FOR ONE WEEK. Commencing from to-night the well-known Trio will perform at the New Wo.i.i Cabaret during the dance intervals. The trio need no hrroduction to local entertainm n feekers, having perfcrmed with success at th Adelphi Hotel recently They w
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100.
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      143 7 Have you been to tire Talkies in Geylang? IMPERIAL THEATRE jj twos» ,r THE HOUSE FOR PERFECT SOUND REPRODUCTION. I.H, i i|| j I I ■■•■m next |S li 6r, j TO-NIGHT CHANGE j| 5 1 WILLIAM FOX presents i on Thursday, 11 -.-.....J "HEARTS IN DIXIE* 1 —21 1
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      796 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. 2SZSZS7iSE£HSZS7iSZSESZSTiS2ST^ I "zMJDQE" 3 59. St LEG IE ROAD, SINGAPORE. ft 3 ft q Just Received a Shipment of S a Nica and*"l Untrimmed Hate. 1 PRICES R4NGB FROtf: $3.75, $175, $5.03, $5 53, j55.75, $6.25. WANTED—WeII educated Chinese Canvasser. Apply Box 221, c/o Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE—Valuable
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      371 7 VOLUNTEERS. Drill Programme. TO-DAY, AUGUST 19. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "P" (Malay) Coy., 30 Yards Range. 5 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "A" (M. G.) Coy., Practice Competition. TO-MORROW, AUGUST 20. New Members Drill Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Bde. Signal Section, Signal Weapon Training. 4 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "F" (Malay) Coy., Practice Competition.
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      297 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright RelaTemperature. Rain- Sun- j tive. Wind, Max. Mln. fall. shine. I Humi- Dlrec- Speed. Stations. P. P. Ins. Hours.] dity tion. m.pJi. Weather. Alor Star 90 70 6.9 I 85 Cairn Fine Kota Bharu yo 73 ol g.f 85 B.W. 5 Pine K.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    54 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. LIM.—Mrs. Lim Song Thew and family tend-r their sincerest thanks to all their relativ s ?nd friends who kindly attended the funeral of the late Mr. Lim Seng Thew dete beloved father of Mr. Lim Meng Quee) and those who sent wreaths, scrolls
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    DEATH.
    66 8 TAY.—Tay Soo Chye. Managing Director of Messrs. Interpcrt Company, Limited, passed away at his residence. No. 221. Katong Road at the age of 46. He leaves a widow, one son, five daughters, three brothers (Messrs. Tay Soo Kiat. Tay Soo Hock, and Tay Soo Teck), and four sisters to
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    THE FINAL TEST.
    807 8 Dangerous developments in India, chaos in China, Italy and France indulging in what looks ominously like preliminary sparring, Russia and Japan at cross-purposes, widespread unemployment everywhere, here in Malaya a joint tin and rubber slumn and disaster looming large—what does it all matter? How is the Test
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    178 8 Mr. H. R. Joynt (Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya) and Mrs. Joynt have left Penang on Home leave. The death occurred at on the 14th inst. of Mr. M. A. Cowan, for many years general manager of the rubber prop r i s of the Loke Yew Estate, who retired
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    THE NEW G.O.C.
    171 8 Appointment For Next Year. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Aug. 18. The War Office announces that Major-General Oldfield has been appointed General Officer Commanding, Malaya, with effect from February, 1931, in succession to Major-General H. L. Prltchard. Maj.-Gen. Leopold Charles Louis Oldfield, C.8., C.M.G., D.5.0.,
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    THE RUBBER CRISIS.
    144 8 To-morrow's Meeting In Kuala Lumpur. At the meeting to be held in the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur, to-morrow at 5 p.m. the following gentlemen will speak:— The Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock (President of the Asiatic Planters' Association of Malaya;. Dato Wong Yick Tong (Vice-President). The Hon.
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    ANOTHER BRITISH FILM BANNED.
    219 8 Protest To Be Sent Home. Two well-known British talkie pictures have been banned locally during the last few weeks. The first was "The Informer." a Dublin story by L am O'Plaheriy, one of the best modern British authors, and now "Raise the Roof," a British talkie
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    OFFICIAL CHANGES.
    123 8 Governor Going Home In October. It is officially confirmed that, as already announced in the 'Malaya Tribune," Mr. W. Bartley, acting Under-Secretary, S.S., is to succeed Mr. R. J. Farrer when the latter retires from the Presidency of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners. It is also officially stated that
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    CAPT. P. R. STEVENS.
    78 8 Retirement From The Navy. Captain P. R Stevens, DSO, RN., a fcrmer CapLain-in-Charge at S Js re irir.g from the Royal Navy at his own request. Capt. S evens has had 34 years' service, largely in the Far Blast. He was a midshipman on the "Diclo"
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    41 8 From China and Japan by "Rajputana," dae Singapore at 8 a.m. to-morrov~. From Holland by "Ealo:ran," due Singapore at 9 am. to-morrow. Fiom Euiop?, (Lcndon mails despatched on July 31) by "Kashgar," due Penang at 7 p.m. to morrow.
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    36 8 Mr. J. W Harries, of the Overseas untitled Corporation ana hon. recretary of th> SS(S.)A.. 'goes by the 1 Nieuw Zeeland" to Sydney to attend a conference. He wilt be bck in Singapore on Oct. 9.
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    Topics Of To-day.
    654 8 .I-.?"!.,,.. Alas for the rob England 316 up for fi W* to suggest that they n. out 405"! What can S3 new' "»J a long, tog t —and I. a good Tyk Harry instead of Herbe hi« to put up a double hs* innings or all is
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      24 8 TIN AND RUBBER. Urfwlftiotations KM Lt-idcn:--* H New Ycrk:-9 «I Singapore:—H-i- lJ Lcnd«n:-Si, VM 3 months, buy.ti 1«■ filers £136 10, M. Singapore:— S69
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    ULTIMATUM TO LOCAL STRIKERS. FRONTIER REVOLT.
    565 9 Other Tribes May Mobilise. CONGRESS AGITATION. Social Bo; cott Spreading Ruin In India. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Official Wireless.] Rugby, Aug. 18. tt it ion by the Government of .on in India up to Aug. 16 the focus of interest in the irim
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    TURKISH INVASION DENIED.
    48 9 Somebjdy Working Up A War-Scare? Reuter's Service. n Teheran (Persia), Aug. 18. Qe Tur'-p' r. fepcr.oi un ffice repudiates the tor, G 1• incursion into Persian terrlR lpt f a Note from Persia »sao' r sh Mini ster at Sofia, has PPOI Minister at Teheran.
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    "MYSTERY" PLANE.
    72 9 r *t Flying At Chicago. Reuter's Service. C a i Kooseveltfield, Aug. 18. om he Marine Corps, In the rtoj and other visiting fastest hying ever seen -g, the new "mystery" The monoplane, with «Bttlj J -uloping 800 h.p. landed i and rolled almost the .The Held. tta*»,
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    10 9 0( r C^OONS-N u 35, on page 13.
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    British Films In The Colonies.
    590 9 REPORT OF COMMITTEE. Censorship And Increase Of Market. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Rugby, Aug. 18. C J eP f th 2 Coloni al Films Committee Hi fo- 6 Committ <*. under the chaiimanlr „s illiam Brass MP > was appointed £r^ r °o J
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    THREE AIRSHIP ROUTES OVER ATLANTIC.
    136 9 Plans For RlOO And RlOl. Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 19. When sufficient experience has been accumulated in experimental flights with the RlOO and RlOl it is intended, says tne Colonial Office Conference Blue Book, to organ se regular services between Cardington, Montreal and New York.
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    "TAHITI" SINKS.
    91 9 Passengers And Crew Transferred. Reuter's Service. Wellington, Aug. 18. The "Tahiti" sank this afternoon. All the passengers and crew are safely aboard the "Ventura," which is dropping the local passengers and crew at Pago Pa»J and taking the remainder to San Francisco. [The "Tahiti," a mail boat, lost
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    German Elections In Full Swing.
    241 9 DAILY SENSATIONS. Veteran Commander Joins The Fight. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin. Aug. 18. The general election campaign is in full swing, producing daily sensational reverberations, the latest of which is a statement by President Hinrienburg that he is not interfering in the campaign in any
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    BRITISH CONSULATE IN CHANGSHA CLOSING.
    381 9 Offensive Against Tientsin. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Aug. 19. It ls understood that the British Government is closing the Consulate in, Changsha and that the Standard Oil Co., whose installation 16 Changsha is unfavourably placed for protection, is removing all its stocks as a ma-ter of
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    ENEMIES OF ITALY.
    66 9 "Grossly Exaggerated Earthquake Disaster." Reuter's Service. Rome, Aug. 13. An official communique states that the return of a number of fugitives in the recent earthquake, previously beli ved to be drad. reduces the total deathroll to 1 475. The Government promises to publish a full list of
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    A LOST CAUSE.
    60 9 Austrians And Monarchy. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.} Vienna, Aug. Is. Clashes between the Police and ardent Monaichists marked the centenary celebration.-, of the birthday of Emperor Franci; Joseph, who died during the War after reigning for 68 years. Only a few thousands participated in the celebrations, demonstrating that
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    NAVAL BASE SIRIKE.
    143 9 Three 1 housand (Wen Out. ARMED GUARDS POSTED. Sequel To Reduction Of Wages. Serous trouble has arisen among the large number of Ind an labourers employed at the Naval Base, Seletar. Yesteraay morning notices of a reduction in wage* from 80 cents to 70 cents per day
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    BLOOD TRANSFUSION NOT POSSIBLE.
    160 9 Duke Of Northumberland's Condition. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Aug. 18. A bulletin u>sued to-day regard ng the Duke oi Northumberland, who has been seriously ill since undergomg an operation, says that he had a very tar night. A very slight improvement in his general condition is
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    SUPREME COURT.
    148 9 Chandu Smuggling Appeals. The Malay, Ahmat, wno was charged together with McCully in the recent chandu smuggling case, also failed in his appeal yesterday, his conviction and fine of $1,000 or twelve months' r.i. being upheld by the Chief Justice in the Supreme Court. The appeal of the
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    News In Brief.
    307 9 Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 18. The South African Premier (Mr. Hertzog), I accompanied by the Finance Minister (Mr. Havenga), has arrived in London to attend tha Imperial Conference. Tokyo, Aug. 18. The Privy Council's Examination Committee to-day began formal consideration of the London Treaty at a meeting
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      161 9 MILNER S j SAFES j I ARE USED BY THE LEADING BANKERS 1 OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. [p trie g I SOLE AGENTS: (Incorporated tn Dv Strom Settiementtj jjj M/D AUGUST I I "His Master s Voice" RECORDS 1 I 4RE HERE/ 1 I I These the following Orchestras aDd
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    Sports & Pastimes. Chrnese And Europe Tour.
    252 10 Sports Pastimes. Ch r nese And Europe Tour. WHY THE ENTERPRISE FAILED. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. L.S.F (Kuala Lipis) writes: -It is indeed disappointing to learn that the Coh Hua team ts left in the lur«.h while •ndeavouring to secure proficient footballers from South China, Hdng Kong, and Malaya to ipin the
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    To-day's Cup Match.
    57 10 The following are the teams for to-day's natch at the Stadium in the Singapore Cup ietween the S.C.C. and the Welch Regt.:— S.C.C: Brittain; Woods, L. V. Taylor; Bell, geaoe. Donald; Joy, Cairns, Millen, Kendal HcFarlarie. Welch Regt; Prothero; Sgt. Richards, «erguson; Pte. Richards, Williams, Howls; Wilkins,
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    Two Siong Boo Victories.
    86 10 A fast and lntersting game was played on the ftaffles Institution ground on Friday between (be Siong 800 XI and the Vehicles team, the former winnmg by four goals to nil, the scorers deing Eugene Chong (2), Eu Whay Ann and Tay Khai Tay. Mr. Goh
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    Ramblers Draw With Socony.
    37 10 The Ramblers' XI met the Socony Atheltic CBub yesterday at the S.C.F.A. ground, the «sult be'ng a draw of I—l after a fast and aaciting game. S.M. Siantoeri scored for the Ramblers' XI.
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    Fort Canning Beat S.C.C. "B."
    22 10 In a friendly match on the Padang yesterday afternoon. Fort Canning beat the S.C.C "B" *y 2—l.
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    Police Victorious.
    23 10 In the Second Division of the League yesterday even ng the Police defeated the Telephone Company by four goals to nil.
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    302 10 Hard Going In The Training. THE TURF. Work on the track in preparation for the forthcoming Autumn meeting of the Singapore Turf Club is being handicapped by the hard going and' trainers are disinclined to send oat their charges in extended pacing. Unless this iong spell of dry
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    Horlicks Tournament.
    69 10 BADMINTON. The semi-final and final ties of the Horlicks B. P. open singles handicap championship wdl be played off as follows:— To-day: (semi-finals): (a) Yeo Khian Swee t. E. Cheng Leong and (b) Yeo Joo Lim v. ffan Chin Inn. Friday (final): winner of (a) v. winner of
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    TO NIGHTS BIG FIGHT.
    348 10 Song And Mendiola Awaiting The Bell. BOXING. AMATEUR TURNS PROFESSIONAL. The Lion City Ring in Bukit Timah Road should be the Mecca of all boxing enthusiasts to-night, the principal attraction being the much discussed fight between Y. C. Song, Malaya's feather and lightweight champion, and Joe
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    Mercantile Institute Sports.
    291 10 ATHLETICS. The Mercantile Institute of Singapore, which counts some 500 pupils and does not confine its activities to the teaching of commercial subjects only, but has a large number of students who are coached for the Cambridge, Matriculation and other examinations, held its first sports meeting at
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    American Leagues,
    63 10 BASEBALL. Reuter's Service. New York, Aug. 18. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Brooklyn 5. Pittsburgh 0. St. Louis 4. New York 12. St. Louis 14, New York 4. Cincinnati 3, Boston 4. Cincinnati 8, Boson 9. Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4. AMERICAN* iEWffJE:"' New York 8, Chicago 7. New York 1, Ch'cago
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    C.S.C. Events.
    67 10 SWIMMING. The Signals Physical Culture Club of the 2nd Welch lost to the Chinese Swimming Club 2nd. at water-polo on Sunday, by 7 goals to nil: Yee Yew Hock and Lim Chin Hin each scored 3 goals and Khoo Hock Tien one. The last race of th s
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    Katong Medal.
    30 10 GOLF. The August monthly medal stroke competition at the Katong Golf Club will be played on Saturday and Sunday. Ladles may compete and special handicaps will be allotted.
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    C.S.C. Beat R.E.
    171 10 CRICKET. The Ceylon Sports Club beat the R.E. at Balestier on Sunday by 205 runs. Scores: C.S.C: M. A. K. Hamid retired 104; V. Ambiavagar c Holden b Moody 5; J. Cassichetty retired 113; T. E. K. Retnam not out 27, V. Paramsothy not out 12; Extras
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    C.S.C. And S.R.C. Draw.
    205 10 The following are the scores in the C.S.C.— S.R.C match, which was played on Saturday at Balestier and ended in a draw. S.R.C: E. Galistan c Hoole b Ponnuthurai 31; D. D'Cotta b Ponnuthurai 31; C. A. Peterson c Cassichetty b Ponnuthurai 4; P. D'Almeida b
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    St J.I. Beat J.C.S.A.
    170 10 St. Joseph's Institution beat the J.C.S.A. on Sunday at the School ground by 26 runs. Scores: Bruyns b Ess 9; Wilson c Keng Ha mid b Ess 0; Ponnuthural b Ess 46; Shariff c Leicester b Keng Hock 23; Sun dram b Ess 4; Rahman c
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    St. J.I. Beat R.E.
    175 10 St. Joseph's Institution beat the RE. at Pulau Brani on Saturday by 88 runs. Scores: St. J. C. Mosbergen run out 31; M. Cordeiro c Lloyd b Bewley 8; C. Keng Hock run out 20; D. Ess lbw b Addis 10; K. Morrando c Bewley b
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. Beat S.C.R.C. XI.
    28 10 The S.H.BJ.S.C. defeated an SC.R.C. XI on the Harbour Board ground on Saturday by 5 runs, the former scoring 96 and the latter 91.
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    S.A.W.L.A. AND H.S.L.U.
    301 10 More About The Dispute. WEIGHT-LIFTING. "Apollo" writes: "The various letters that have appealed ln your esteemed journal on Lhe argument between the H. and S.L.U. and the S. A. W. L. A. as to who should hold the weight-lifting championships of Singapore affcid interesting reading. The S.A.W.L.A.
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    American Championships.
    41 10 LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. Forest Hills (U.S.A.), Aug. 18. In the American Lawn Tennis Championship first round, Miss Betty Nuthall beat Miss L. McFarland (United States) 6—o, 6—l and Miss Ed.th Cross beat Mrs. Hawks 6 —B, 6—2, 6—o.
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    422 10 Results and ties in the S.C.C. tournament: D. SINGLES. K. P. Deighton v. W. J. unfinished (continuing Wednesday); D. E. L. Anderson beat R. E. Willgress B—lo,8—10, 6—3, G—3; R. A. Vaughan w.o. A. S. Gisbert (retired); R. H. Peall beat T. M. Stevens 6—l, 6—4; P. J.
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    S.R.C. Tourna.
    97 10 Results and ties in the S.R.C. tournament: A. SINGLES: D. E. Siddons beat F. Norris 6—l; 6—4. B. SINGLES: C. A. Pennefather beat R. Pearse w.0.; D. J. Distant beat G. B. Armstrong 6—3, 3—6; 6—4; N. A. Pestana beat M. R. Marcus 9 -7, 6—4. TO-MORROW'S TIES.
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    CHANGI GLASS SAND.
    161 10 Admissibility Of "After Acquired Knowledge." Argument on the law of the admissibility of evidence of information acquired after an award hi made, took: place when the tribunal hear'ng the Changi Land appeal resumed its sitting to-day. The subject of the appeal ls an award of $132,000 made
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    SELANGOR CRIME WAVE.
    156 10 Police Organise Patrol System. A gang-robbery occurred on Friday night at Serdang, when an isolated Chinese house, situated in a rubber estate, was visited by six Khehs, armed with knives, who took a quantity of jewellery. When making enquiries on Saturday morning at the Central Police Station,
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    U.C.M.A. PERFORMANCE.
    87 10 The United Chinese Musical Association gave an excellent performance on Saturday night at the Moonlight Hall, New World, when they staged "The Return of the Prodigal Son." The show was in aid of the International Buddhists Union and the attendance was exceptionally large. The performance was very entertaining
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    THE "ACID" TEST.
    1757 10 England Tail Disappoints. AUSTRALIA'S BIG CHANCE. PONSFORD SCORES A QUICK CENTURY. DASHING PLAY DISPELS "LARWOOD BOGEY* Reuter's Service. The Fifth and final match of the present series cf Tests betwt ~r., r and Australia, bosun on Saturday at the Oval, was continued j the "rubber" game, each
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    The Paradox Of Liberty.
    1605 11 DICTATOR VERSUS ANARCHIST the other day who dei 1 of Fascism against a jfiid< d th ,i who showed equal vigour Übtt y j ater in denouncing the t quar er 1 ulations which compel the B their doors for a portion His attitude would have
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    91 12 Correspondence. [Our reader* are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    Obey Your Parents!
    46 12 Pang Nai Cheng, a 17 years old student writes a commendable letter on the necessity of obedience to parents. The letter is hardly suitable for publication, b'lt *it shows promise, and gives very wise counsel which many youn?, people might take to heart.
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    Muslim Education.
    335 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —"Worshippers'" letters on matters Muslim are always interesting because of suggestions such as that local Muslims who wish to write on subjects peculiar to themselves should go back three years and look up his letter published in the "Malaya Tribune" on May
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    The Rubber Crisis.
    298 12 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune Sir, —Thanks are due to the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association for their effort to save the rubber industry from sinking to the bottom and perishing. May that effort be crowned with success. I think all representative bodies will support the resolutions adopted
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    Mosquito-Bus Fares.
    245 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune*) Sir,—With reference to G.E.K.'s letter in your issue of Saturday, I quite agree with the opinions expressed. A few nights ago, on returning home after a cinema show, I was at a loss how to proceed on finding out that there was not
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    SENT FOR TRIAL.
    110 12 Alleged Counterfeiting Of Coins. A Chinese, named Kong Nong Tee was committed for trial at the forthcoming Assi c; yesterday on charges of counterfeiting King's I coins, and possession of materials for counterfeit ing. The inquiry was held before the Second Magistrate. Mr. P. S. Wiliams In
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    EUROPEAN PLANTERS.
    147 13 Appeal To Directors And Agents. The following letter appears in the 'Mala?. Mail": Sir.—l would suggest that the local press make a very strong appeal to directors, agents and secretaries of rubber companies not to dismiss any employee amongst their Europeans unless it is absolutely impossible to pay
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    A SUPER CLOCK.
    182 13 Figure* Which Act Scenes Of The Seasons. What Is claimed to be the largest and most complicated clock in the world is being bu'lt for the tcwer of the new Cathedral at Messina. Apart from showing the usual phases of the moon, the position of the astroitomical
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    MAKE KISSING AN OFFENCE.
    166 13 Advice Of Famous Specialist. Kfss.'ng is dangerous habit. Kissing children should be a criminal offence. Such was the opinion expressed to a {Vestman by a prominent specialist with regard to the report of Dr. J. C. Pickup, the medical officer for Wombwell, Yorkshire. Dr. Pickup, speaking
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    £40,000 INHERITANCE.
    235 13 Fortune From Hermits' Cottage. Chicago. Tho sum of $200,000 .£40,000) will be inherited by twenty persons, one of whom is living in England, fifteen in Ireland and four in America. These persons are cousins of two aged brothers, hermits, named Flynn, whose deaths occurred in 1926. One committed
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    BRIDE'S TROUSSEAU CAUSES A BATTLE.
    183 13 Thousand Fight With Arms And Assegais. The postponement of a native g rl's wedd'ni, because her trousseau was not ready is uwf known to be the cause of the tr bal light in me Viflley cf a Thousand Hills, Natal. A thousand natives fought with
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE DISPUTE.
    62 13 Fishing Vessels To Be armed. All the Japanese ocean fishing boats on the northern sea will be armed, to bĕ ready to faco. the Russian patrol ships and officers of the GPU. the special police system of Soviet Russia, according to a by the Japanes. fishery industrialists, acting
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    Kingdom Without A King.
    2089 14 RUMOURS IN HUNGARY. Pertinent Comparisons With Rumania. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune."/ King Carol's quick and successful bid for the Rumanian throne has in various quarters raised hopes or apprehensions as to the likelihood of the restoration of some of the European dynasties fallen after the
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