Malaya Tribune, 29 August 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVIL No. 204 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, Aug. 29, 1930.
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      170 1 UPTONS CEYLON TEA. y0l t NNOT BETTER THE BEST. "Ny Carlsberg Beer" MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK. S jr Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs S I and Rest-Houses throughput ffl I Straits Settlements and the |H I I Malay States. j Sold by all First Class dealers f j 1« Singapore. I sole
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      148 1 "FLORODOR" /j f Washing /r Suitings. j/ /W For Tropical J/ Wear. HIGH STREET /y Singapore. I QUOITE! I How paradoxical, that whilst Read's "Dogs' I I Head' Lager stands far above Hoi Polloi, I j to offer it to a thirsty guest should constitute I the very Hoighest of
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    Trade And Economics.
    942 2 Prices. —Tables of Average Prices and Declared trade values for 1928 were published during the year and material for 1929 was collected. The following remarks are a summary of the material collected for 1929: (i) Average wholesale prices of principal articles quoted locally showed, when compared with
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      425 2 lf/" r "T*\\\ j Happy Childhood/ jj Days that Never Return They are children only once and those I V precious carefree days soon fly pas\ I 0..J- au Hutjp.rttss into their childhood J(f^-^ —v )r 6" v. end revember that health is I essential to perfect happiness. Only When
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      350 2 |ggj|!!ggg| A Temptingly for each daw— Jj£y X I n rl meS A GREAT VARIETY F0 Fancy SELECTION. Fruits. Vegetables. R a rr^^^J» Alaska Salmon. Sour P. tmmmmmwm Canned Meats. Dill Pick! Corned Beef. Sweet tU PRUNE MUFFINS I 2 caps white flour 1 egg Ma. JflT 4 teaspoons baking
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    Notes From India.
    2380 3 A NEW ALL PARTY APPEAL Liberal Statesman Sums Up -r-*^—The Situation. Sir Herbert Samuel, the d stinguished British Liberal leader, made a remarkable speech at the Liberal Summer School in mail week, which must help to convince even the most distrustful Indian that there are not want
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      255 3 Wti/V rii />/<zce... exquisite, healthy rning and ev-ning the whole decomposes the natural oils as water imirts beautiful, well-kept does; and it combats ugly dandruff. Try Stacomb tomorrow. Just mois- w c;n keep your hair right, all ten your hair lightly, apply a touch Net r sticky, ''artificial" look- of
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      160 3 I A NEW "CRUSH"I ff WmSM S fii If mpiiBIWMIWM IJ; -1 W iia^iTW a LH w 1 wOf IH w~ I Lar iM Ztttttm Hi M AIH In I ASK FOR fT. 1 [Fraser Neave Ltd. j N° 950 Unit Cell I Tr *De MARK j plashlioht j battery
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    The City Of Crime.
    1236 4 AMUSING TALE OF A STOLEN MOTOR CAR. PURIFYING CHICAGO. Do Business Interests Prefer A Corrupt Government? The shooting of a journalist in a very public place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of June 9 and the subsequent clamour of the campaign to deliver Chicago from
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      159 4 Foods The 'Allenburys' Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies in hot climates. They are germ free and being simply and easily prepared by the addition of boiling water, their use gives complete independence of doubtful and is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhoea and cholera. Fresh Stocks
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      303 4 Friend in Illness 1 B You will always remain faithful to "47// Eau de Cologne, once you learnt its value in the days of your trial. Cool as a mothers hand is its touch on the fevered brow, refreshing and soothing, M guiding faltering steps towards the light of health.
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      66 4 SUN HELMETS. For Men and Children Made of best quality cork. i To tc.minute stocks Price Reduced to $1. I Buy one before stocks are finished.' AT SAINT-DIDIER ACCESSORIES. In New Bui!d*ng. 7, Prinsep Street (in Dhoby Ghaut Square.) ASTHMA relieved instantaneously by HIMASAR. 75 cents per bottle. On sale
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      57 4 Latest Brunswick Releases and Talkie Hits. CALL AND HEAR THEM AT 1) SOUZa BrOS. (Music Store) AGENTS: 8, Prinsep Street, Singapore, AND I 102, Jouker Street, Malacca PING WAH CO HEAD OFFICE: 68, Selegie Road j Branch: 334, Orchard Road. (Opposite Police Station). Specialist in Dry Cleaning, Chemical Cleaning and
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      33 4 'Phone, 19 j or call I LIM CHEx -ENG. 56-3, Market SI <in^ f I lor cheap >r car Tyrei Only a limited qua !t > 10 cleared al HALF PRICK. I TlM** DBfENSABY^H^^^^
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1563 5 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, Aug. 29, 193 d, 10 a.m. Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 24|- 28|--5- Ayer Hitam Tin 9 3 101--£1 Bangrin Tin 14|. 151. 1 Batang Padang 0.10 015 1 Batu Caves 0.55 0.60 1 Bukit
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      415 5 or t he ment of long Colds vie Bronchitis, Cor nations following InflucnAnaemia, Scrofula, Kickets etc. \t [1 drug store or tho Solo Agents for Malaya: MEDICAL OFFICE, 300. North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. MVA RICE, FACE POWDER. WITH Assorted Perfumes. AS ftpse. Jasmin, Melati, Santal, Ken gi Kanaoga, etc. OBTAINABLE
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      269 5 MADAM KELVEY'S SCHOOL OF DANCING Parents desiring their childten to take a course of dancing with Mdm Kelvey should send them for lessons now. Sept., they commence their graceful exercises acrobatic features and correct arm movements. Fox Trot, Walts, and Blues will be taught until December, for Mdm. Kolvey's children's
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      208 5 Every Morning A. little Petrole Hahn rubbed into the H| scalp stimulates and maintains a healthy n growth, wards off premature baldness, and H enables the hair to keep its natural colour. II Should illness, breakdown, or war strain have caused tne a r to Deconie thin and brittle. Petrole
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      543 6 Amusements. Alhambra Theatre QxMmmmmmmmmmmmwmmm 1,1 1 I 6.1S j TO-NIGHT j 915 1a a ll|lllllllllllll!l'l|il|t||ll|l||ll|jlll(- -till 111 I I I I I i t Matinees: To-morrow and Sunday at 3 p.m. FOX CORPORATION O Take Great Pleasure in Presenting o 0 THE FILM YOU'VE HEARD SO MUCH ABOUT —WAITED SO
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    Commercial News. Nyalas Rubber.
    1285 7 FT PROFITS MORE THAN HALVED. Ann General Meeting. Tuan presided at the annual Jfr i the Nyalas Rubber Estates, gen afternoon at thf, registered Ltrf any, Frencii Bank Buildings. Messrs. S. Q. Wong, Tan 0 V Bailey and J. A. Clarke, s, Messrs. Evatt and Co.).
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    COLONIAL OFFICE AGAINST RESTRICTION?
    130 7 London And New York Prices. We have had private information from London, says the Times of Malaya," to the effect that Lord Passfield and Dr. Shiels, who between them dictate Colonial Office policy, are definitely against rubber output control. (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London, Aug.
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    328 7 Tin Shares Steadier. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. co-day: RUBBER. London. unchanged. New York. —9% cents (G), down cent. Shares:—Dull. Allenbys 95 cents—$1.05, Ayer Moleks 90 cents—$1, Ayer Panas 90 —95 cents, BassetUs 50 —55 cents, Brogas 65 —70 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 30—35 cents, Bukit
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    133 7 The "President Polk" is expected from Manila on Monday morning. The "Silverguava" was expected this morning from Calcutta. She will probably leave for San Francisco on Sept. 1. The O.S.K. "Borneo Maru" is due from Bombay on Monday and will proceed alongside the wharf on arrival. She is
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    ARRIVALS.
    146 7 "Mapia," Dut. 362 tons, Capt. Bollema, from Palembang, 28-8; for unknown. "Rokan," Dut. 388 tons, Capt. Wickers, from Rengat, 28-8; for Rengat, 31-8. "Toboali," Dut. 538 tons, Capt. Verstelle, from Bagan, 28-8; for Bagan, 30-8. Selangor," Brit. 444 tons, Capt. Burton, from Kelantan, 28-8; for Kelantan, 30-8. "Togian." Dut.
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    34 7 Members of the Mayflower Musical and Dramatic Association are reminded of the Chong Cheng Old Boy's Association's Invitation. They are to assemble at the Theatre Royal Hall. North Bridge Road, to-morrow at 7 p.m.
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    THE RUBBER TANGLE.
    134 7 Cross-Purposes And Uncertainty. In their weekly rubber report dated to-day Messrs. Lews and Peat (Singapore), Ltd., state: We have again had an extremely dull W2ek with hardly any movement in prices. Sellers continue reserved and the orders from consuming markets have only been partly filled. The general
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    38 7 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., in their weekly report dated Aug. 28, state:— Prices have fluctuated slightly during the week and market closes slightly easier. Closing quotations are as follows: —Sundried $6.75; Mixed $6.60.
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    160 7 The plight of the Indian labourer in Rangoon s anything but enviable. Unorganised, with wages scarely enough to make both ends meet, his position has become, after the recent riots precarious. It is no wonder (says an Indian paper) that thousands of Andhra labourers have returned to India. But such
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      313 7 f a The Grand Armada of Film I jj /A Entertainment Steams into Port! jj o. J'fk VICTORIA THEATRE f m commencing fl U sw Saturday, Aug. 30 at 9.30 p.m. and Nightly J j] Matinee on Thursday Next, at 5.15 p.m. t 2 7 An All Brltisll Talkie Programme
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      171 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that tenders art now invited for the following materials oi services, and that particulars of such tender may be obtained in the Tender Room Municipal Offices:— Tender. Date ef Closirtf Supply of Steel Fabric suitable for Reinforced Concrete Roads, delivered
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      305 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS BOARD OF ARCHITECTS SINGAPORE, S.S. Preliminary Notice. EXAMINATION FOR REGISTRATION. An Examination for persons desiring to qualify for registration under the Architects Ordinance 1926, will be held in Singapore during the month of December, 1930. SUBJECTS:— 1. Architectural Design. 2. Building construction. 3. Building materials. 4. Specifications and
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      207 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, AUGUST 29. High Tides.—1.25 a.m., 1.39 p.m. Command Rifle Meeting, Kuala Lumpur. Municipal Commissioners' Meeting, 2.15 p.m. General Meeting, S.C.C, 5.15 p.m. Cricket: United Services v. Selangor Club, S.C.C. Police Band, Katong Park, 5.15 p.m. rO-AfORROW, AUGUST 30. High Tides.—2.15 ajn., 2.12 p.m. Singapore Races. Football:
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    THE INDIAN DILEMMA.
    834 8 Are we getting all the truth about India? Almost certainly we are not. That a rigid censorship of cables is in force seems apparent. The world is being allowed to know what it is officially considered it is good that it should know, and for trie rest
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    13 8 The Raja untitled has been appointed A.D.C. to H. E. the High Commissioner.
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    32 8 There is a strong rumour that the Hon. Mr. A Caldecott. Ac.ing British Resident of N:gr SemMfen. will shortly be appointed General Manager of the F.M.S. Railway, says the •Malayan Drily Express."
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    43 8 At Wednesday's meeting cf the Kua'a Lumpur Sanitary Hoard a mot on by Mr. H. B Talalla. that the Board ranetion DO mo c wallpalnting adverlicemcnts. and that pci mission to renew existing advertisements be refused, was adopted, Mr. La Tet Loke seconding.
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    41 8 At the usual weekly cinema show a tt e V.M.C.A. fcr members and their friends, at 830 this evening, 'Now We're n the A'r," Paramount picture, featur'n? Wal'aee Berry and Rrymcnd Hatton, will be screened, and musical items will be rendered.
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    71 8 We are most cp imistic afco it tin when w take the leng view, but (ask i the 'Time; (f Ma'aya") how is this fcr optimism? A *el known lecal res-dent told us last night tintin would be :;t £400 within two ye\rs. He bases his argument on the ground
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    92 8 The Municipal health statement for the wee t ended Aug. 23 give:; the total number of deuths as 267. The death rate was 28.00 per mille compared with 27.68 n the preceding v.xek and 23.53 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of detth weie: Phthisis 33.
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    PENANG HILL.
    187 8 S. S. (P.) A. Report On Development. The sub-committee appointed by the Straits Settlements (Penang) Association to consider and report on the present and future development of Penang Hill, in their report just issued, unanimously recommend that work should first be put in hand on a motor road
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    A GREAT WAR FILM.
    279 8 "AH Quiet" At The Capitol That Singapore cinema-goers will even in slump time support real enterprise was shown by the large audience which assembled at the Capitol last evening for the first screening of "All Quiet on the Western Front." And all were greatly impressed by
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERTS.
    217 8 Public Cooperation Requested. The following letter has been circulated: Sir (or Madam), —As no doubt you are aware, the first of the new series of Cldldren's Concerts will be held in the Memorial Hall on Saturday, Sept. 20, at 5 p.m. The Colonial Secretary and Mrs. Scott hay
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    "THE CRADLE SONG."
    115 8 The "Blue Triangle Players," who a few months ago presented Barries "Quality Street." are to present The Cradle Song." a charmmj Mttle comedy in two acts by Alartin?z Sierra, at the V.M.C A. Hall on Th rsday nt'xt at 3 p.m. This will be the performance of
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    72 8 From Europe. (London mails despatched on Aug 7), by' "Rajula," which anchored a. Penang at 8.40 pm. yesterday will arrive by train to-mo. row morning. Correspondence will b? ready for delivery to boxholder- at 8.15 a.m From China and Japan by "Namsang," due Singapore on Sunday morning. From
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    Topics Of To-day.
    762 8 fBY LOOf Who's for K.L. Malaya Cup to-mo r; along the players a&d nk lakes be a packed train d j My sporting colle; those striving to v U; i F.M.S R. "sleeping- v "*t*r j 3 spread himself In B**| don't miss it! s There are
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      44 8 TIN AND RUBBER. Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: —4%d. New York:—9% cents (Q). Sinsaport:~lsV4-15% cents. TIN. Lt ndcn:—Spot £135 12s. 6d. (up 455. Od.); 3 months, buyers £137 2s. 6d. (up 455. Od.), sellers £137 ss. Od. (up 455. Od.). Singapore:—s69.l2 y». (175 tons sold).
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    Governor Telephones To London. SUMMER AT LAST!
    199 9 flj teen Deaths In One Day. HI T WAVE AT HOME. Pc( j iti■ i ans Collapse In Scorched Streets. Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 28. A weeks of autumn-like weather, .s of xain, summer suddenly burst i in ihis week. The temperature he
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    CHINESE STUDENTS ENTER SANDHURST.
    49 9 To He Trained Under Usual System. Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 29. The r -< ;)t ning of Sandhurst Military College is marked by the entry of 11 Chinese military students, officially described as "attached.' who will be trained under the same conditions as the other cadets.
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    AMMUNITION FROM EUROPE.
    61 9 Big Order Of Chinese Govt. AMMUNITION FROM EUROPE. Reuter's Service. Stockholm, Aug. 29. The Svenska Metallverken Co. has asked the Swedish Government for permission to export a consignment of ten million Mauser cartridges to the order of the Chinese Government. The company says that it understands that
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    CHANNEL SWIM FAILS.
    136 9 Girl (lives Up After Nine Hours. Reuter's Service. Boulagn2, Aug. 23. A 19-years-old Bristol girl. Miss Elsie West, left Cape Grisnei at 10.35 last night to sw m tte Channel She wa> enly miles lTom the South Fo.eland after n'.ne hours and th re *as e\ery hop?
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    NOT FORGOTTEN.
    71 9 Kinj; Pertains Wounded Ex-Service Men. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Aug. 28. r arr f wounded ex-Service men at Buckingham Palace this invitation of the King. Thi of such parties to be held k_ r Wt the coming months as has TJ year since the war. Pa!a were conveyed
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    "SAVOUR OF PERU."
    76 9 fi I a Cerro Takes Over Government. Reuter's Service. It j. New York, Aug. 28. fanehr- c from Llma that Colonel Th: m p. taken over the Government For.ce x a under General Manuel «to d j» 1 Dictator Leguia. has ref Lr c of an overwhelming
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    9 9 TO-D AY'S FEATURES. 4 11 A vn page 13.
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    Unemployment In Singapore.
    1959 9 YESTERDAY'S MEETING. Poor Support From Those Affected. A meeting of representatives of various local associations was held yesterday at the offices of the Clerical Union in Rafhes Chambers, when ways and means were discussed for the relief of the unemployed. Mr. N. B. WesterliouL, J.P., presided and
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    India Round-Table Talk.
    311 9 NO POSTPONEMENT. Europeans Approve Simon Report. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, Aug. 28. Official quarters in London entirely discredit the report that the Round-Table Conference 13 to be postponed. Prepara'ions for the Conference to meet about the beginning of November are proceeding according to pro gramme. Calcutta,
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    H.E. IN JAVA.
    195 9 Converses Willi Lord Passfieid WONDERFUL RECEPTION. Much Struck By Remarkable Developments. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Aug. 28. Si: Cecil Clement:, the Governor of the Straits Settlements, who is paymg a v sit to the Netherlands Indian Government, spoke by telephone from Java to Lord Pasgfleld (Colonial Secretary)
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    ARGENTINE WORKERS RESTLESS.
    70 9 Special Meeting Of Cabinet. Reuter's Service. Buenos Aires, Aug. 28. There general discontent among the workers, of whom the telephonists have already decla/ed a 24 hours' strike. This has lei t) extraordinary precautions by the authoriti s. The Cabinet met specially to discuss the situation in th?
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    VERDICT OF MURDER.
    114 9 Stafoing Of Fitter Who Ended A Strike. During the Coroner's inquiry yesterday into the death cf a Chinpse foreman fitter who was employed at Chop Him Cheong, Kallang Road, it was disclosed that the deceased was instrumental in ending a strike that occurred at the workshop over
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    L.R.P. ANNIVERSARY.
    205 9 An Evening Of Laughter. A most enjoyable evening was spent at the parochial hall by the parishioners of the Church cf Our Lady of Lourdes and the Rev. Fathers on Monday, the occasion of the patronal feast of the Rev. Fatxier L. Buighotfer and the second anniversary of
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    525 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. SECOND LEAGUE CLOSED. Police Defeat The Warders In Keen Match. TOLMIE'S "HAT TRICK." I (By "Full-Back") Playing at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, the Police proved their superiority over the Warders, beating them by 5—2 after a keen and interesting struggle. The winners thoroughly deserve the
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    SEMI-FINAL STRUGGLE.
    236 10 jChahya Bintang Timor's Plucky Fight. 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) > Malacca, Aug 28. In the semi-final tie of the Yeow Kim Swee Shield competition the Chahya Bintang Timor nearly made history by springing a surprse :|n their match against the highly fancied [Malacca Recreation Association who were
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    TO-MORROW'S CUP FINAL. I •
    171 10 TO-MORROW'S CUP FINAL. I Special Report And Comments For "Malaya Tribune." Singapore's players for the Malaya Cup final at Kuala Lumpur to-morrow, against Selangor, leave by steamer this alter noon lor Port Swetteniiam, whence they will proceed to Kuala Lumpur by ccv. As already announced, a party of fourteen players
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    Bounh Chinese v. Vehicles.
    40 10 The match between the Young Chinese Recreation Party and the Vehicles Sports Club «on the Municipality ground yesterday resulted a draw of cnt all, after fast and exciting I Play, witnessed by a fairly large crowd.
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    EXHIBITION MATCH.
    284 10 Chinese Beat Malayan Champions. LAWN TENNIS. The gathering who witnessed the exhibition tennis at the Straits Chinese Recreation Club yesterday evening were treated to a very fine and hard fought game in which John Lim and Bong Soo defeated the Malayan doubles champion, Matsukawa and Kawajiri. The Chinese
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    486 10 Results and tics in the S.C.C. tournament: A. CLASS SINGLES: Capt. Graham scr. beat A. D. Anderson owe 4, I—6, 7 —5, 6 —2. B. CLASS SINGLES: P. Ziegele owe 2 beat W. H. Palgrave owe 2, 6—l, 6 —l, V. G. Savi plus 2 beat P. H.
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    56 10 Yesterday's results in the S.R.C. tournament: CHAMPIONSHIP: P. James beat D. E. Siddons, 6 —2, 6 —0. LADIES' oINGLES: Mrs. N. S. Hogan beat Mrs. L. Fox, 6 —2, 6—1, Miss E. Velge beat Miss E. Nunes, 7 —5, 2 —0, 6—4. B. SINGLES: A. G. Armstrong beat
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament Final.
    57 10 The concluding event of the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club tournament will be played this afternoon, when Mrs. Buchanan and the Rev. W. Aitken will meet Mr. and Mrs. Taylor in the final of the open mixed doubles. The members of the club will be at home to
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    American Doubles Championship.
    43 10 Reuter's Service. Brookline, Aug. 29. In the Ameiican~douDl.es championship semifinals Allison and Van Ryn beat Berkeley Bell and. Gregory Mangin 6 —B, 6—4, 6 —4, 6 —3. Doeg and Lou beat Hunter and Tilden 3—6, 6—3, 6—2, 9 -11, 6—2.
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    ROTARY CLUB OFFERS CUP.
    385 10 International Contests: A big silver trophy with a cost running up to four figures has been offered by the Rotary Club of Shanghai for international tennis competition. The huge cup will be fought for along the same lines as international soccer and basketball, open to the
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    -MILITARY EVENTS.
    182 10 Alexandra Invitation Tournament. Sunday's ties in the Alexandra Invitation tournament: 3.45 .p.m.—Lieut. Cumberlege v. Captain Riley, L eut. Parry-Evuns v. Lieut. Brodie, Lieut. Reynolds v. Captain Cowie. 4.45 p.m.—Captain Merrell and Mrs. Champney v. Captain and Mrs. Mansell, Captains Smyth and Riley v. Lieuts. Coleman and Reynolds, Captain
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    American Leagues.
    42 10 BASEBALL. Reuter's Service. New York, Aug. 28. National League. New York 2, Brooklyn 7. Philadelphia 9, Boston 3. Cincinnati 1, St. Louis 2. Pittsburgh 10. American League. St. Louis 5, Detroit 0. Cleveland 5, Chicago 14. Cleveland 4, Chicago 5.
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    339 10 Association Football. The following will represent the S.H.BJ.S.C against the Naval Base Football Club on the S.H.B. ground to-morrow: A. L. Wilson; Humphries, Kassim; Ah Kow, Rajaloo. Rajoo; J. Baugh, Yong Hong, J. P. Campbell. Quan Chong and Tuskie. Reserves: Saniff and E. Garnel. Tan Kirn Poey's
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    AMERICA'S CHOICE.
    285 10 "Enterprise" To Be Matched With "Shamrock V." YACHTING. Reuter's Service. Newport (Rhode Island), Aug. 28. The yacht 'Enterprise,'* skippered by Mr. Harold Vanderbilt, has been selected to celend the America Cup. The "Enterprise* is the smallest of the fouprospective defenders, but she has the greatest sail area, namely,
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    Singapore Doubles Championship.
    278 10 BADMINTON. The remaining tie in the quarter final cf the Singapore open doubles championsh p tournament between Tan Miarig Cheng and Lim Chin Lam v. Chia Kim Guan and Koi Lock Nam will be played off at the S.V.C. Drill Hall. Beach Road, to-morrow at 4 p.m.
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    Marigold Tournament.
    84 10 The following are the ties in the Miiigoli tournament. Saturday: Heng Nam Leong v. Tan Kirn Song. Tay Swee v. Tan Chong Ka. Quek Song Quee v. Chua Leng Yong. Chui Leng Seah v. Lee Jouy Seah and Tan Chong Liat v. Yeo Sim Kang. Sunday: Heng Nam
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    Barnes Cups Semi-Final.
    99 10 POLO. The A and B teams qualified to meet in the final of the Barnes Cups (which will take place on Monday at 5 p.m.) by beating the and C teams 3—2, 7—4, respectively at th Polo Club on Wednesday. The finalists are:— A: Messrs. Gifford, Ferguson,
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    K.G.C. Mixed Foursomes.
    20 10 GOLF. The Keppel Golf Clubs mixed foursomes competition for September will be played off on Wednesday next.
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    MALAYA COMMAND RIFLE MEETING.
    111 10 Entries Up To Standard. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 29. The Malaya Command rifle meeting commenced here this morning. The units entered are up to standard. Individual entries exceed those of last year. The Burma Rifles provide the largest number of entries. The M.S.V.R.
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    KENT LEAD ON FIRST INNINGS.
    802 10 Tourists Meeting Good Opposition. A CONFIDENT SECOND KNOCK. CRICKET. t 'Bv arrangement with the "SJF.P.") London, Aug. 28. H?,ving dismissed the Australians for the modest total of 181, largely owing to the good work of Freeman in their first innings, Kent improved on the excellent
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    Gloucester Beat Glamorgan.
    46 10 Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 28. Gloucester beat Glamorgan by 9 wickets. Glamorgan scored 106 (Goddard 8 for 44) and 175 in the second (Parker 6 for 97 and Goddard 4 for 53). Gloucester 192 (Ryan 7 for 79) and 90 for 1 wicket.
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    M.C.C. South African Tour.
    96 10 London, Aug. 12. It is understood that the University authorities are unwilling to release Peebles for the protracted period of the M. C. C.'s South African tour. Also, many critics opine that it is unwise to include Tate owing to the poss ble detrimental effect of
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    Radio In Malaya.
    575 10 FIRST DETAII OPNfc RECEIVER, Complaints T< \i ani j a Bandoeng has been g lately, coming in with a \"f COn «ts good modulation. Bafej *ith Manila, once a favourite itrong W told, however, that the 1 been sent and the critic! journals have duly made m
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    NOBODY untitled ABOUT WAR."
    96 10 President ci Vddress *4 i i Reuter's Service. [Reuters S t j All?. 28 In an aduress read by P JSj the opening of the athl he said that it «tt a such a ■BCtinfc exs an anniversary of the rignh Pact. Such an athl« i
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    SUPREME COURT.
    70 10 Sale Of Gramop! jiaintms Messrs. Lohmann ana cour* an action commenced e »3 yesterday before II injunction to restrain M< beif' selling Beka. and Par; Smith prices fixed by plain re* counsel for plaintiff? f i« *1^ presents the defendan' t^e plaintiffs failed effect iv nts an' selling
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    248 11 Sports Pastimes. THE TURF. sE 1.ANGOR GRIFFINS. u.ir are the names and breeding The ffin* leaving England by thj 01 30 on Aug. 29, consigned to the ptBlWOK' and t0 raC3d a v the Selango" The p em brokeshire" is due >l»rcb n t rrnham in the first weak ,n
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    BOXING. Gunboat Jack In India, cut.
    109 11 Gunb Ukfed another <i:tory to hi 3 knocked out Bdr. Ayling at Allahabad on August 9. to in the 72nd Battery, excellent fight against th: tmm a a ri an seme punishment to the earlier rounds and was la f_r long counts six time.;.
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    I.A. Beat Belilios.
    76 11 BADMINTON. In a friendly match of five singles, between and the Indian Assooa the iurmer's court this week c team 4—l, the scoring M follows (I.A. players named first). B Gome lost to Tan Soon Tee, 9—15; A Pi ira beat Chan Chin Lim. B-14, J—l; r—ls;
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    POLO. S.P.C. Events.
    64 11 Owing to the scratching of D team, four instead of five teams will compete for the Barnes Cup. Mr. Gator tases the place of Lieut. Comm. Kmg-Harman Li B t?am. The loHMnug arc the teams which will meet in fee Sussex Cup match on Sunday, Sept inter
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    U. S. DROUGHT RELIEF.
    82 11 Financial Help For Farmers. Reuter's Service. Reuters Service.] Washington, Aug. 27. The Jtfabttshment of local credit corporaXt as intermediaries between drougirfarmen and intermediate credit j*aks has been formally approved by the wikir.g repre entativea en the rehef corndozen States. rarr.er will receive loans from intermediate credil
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    News In Brief.
    163 11 Reuter's Service. left Service] Washington, Aug. 28. Rese -o R y V G overnor of the Federal Board .submitted his resignation Y oUn^ lQent H r, who has accepted it. Mr. has be< n elected Governor of the "««rvi Honk at Boston. Moscow. Aug. 28. ffao X
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    ARCHDUKE DISAPPROVES.
    93 11 •mm Will Not Recognise His Sons Marriage. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Budapest, Aug. 27. The Archduke Friedrich announces that he Is unable to take cognizance of the civil marriage in England of his sen, the Archduke Albrecht, which was conducted without his knowledge and approval. He declares tha
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    30 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India an?ce?£n to-day Is I"* «OJ. T£ rate of payment of Money Order, from India and Ceylon Is Rs. 1W for $100.
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    590 12 An Enterprising Danish Firm. OUR ADVERTISERS. The East Asiatic Co Ltd. (Incorporated in Denmark in the year of 1897), is the most prominent Danish firm of shipowners and general merchants. The founder and chairman of the cdmpany is His Excellency H. N. Andersen, Councillor of State,
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    WAR PRISONERS RETURN TO GERMANY.
    137 12 Just Heard That The War Has Ended. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, Aug. 27. Hr. Kutz and Hr. Mischasskl, two Gcrmrn prisoners of war, arrived at their Silesian ho nes to-day after 12 yeais in Siberia. In the obscure hamlet where they were living they only
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    107 12 Body To Be Dissected. Reuter's Service. London. Aug. 27. The executors of Professor Turner announce that he has left directions that hii body be dissected or otherwise used for Ihe general advancement of science. His dexth should no be made the occasion for a religious rervice or other
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    Commercial News. THE RUBBER MARKET.
    155 13 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association in their weekly aucUon report, dated Aug. 27, state: Catalogued 2,349 207 lb 1 048.75 tons; Offered 2 047 655 1b.=914.23 tons; Sold 1 356,197 1b.=605.44 tons. London spot 4%4. New York
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    109 13 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., in their weekly rubber report dated Aug. 28. state: Since last reporting the market has been exceedingly quiet, ani, on occasions, in a state of stagnation. Only a 1 mited amount of business hes been passing. A belief exists locally that Malayan shipments
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    560 13 Fraser's Report. Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly report, dated August 27, state: .alue of Tin again fluctuated wnhin na/row margins only and closes £1 per ton down on balance. Statistics at the end of August are not expected to disclose any decrease in supplies, but
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    Amazing Finds In A Chinese Lake.
    863 14 PREHISTORIC ANIMALS. Three Million Years Old Death Trap. A drama of three million years ago has been reconstructed by Mr. Rcy Chapman Andrews and Pere Teilhard de Chardin. The scientists returned to Peking recently, bringing fossil specimens from a prehistoric lake bed in the
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    Unemployment.
    541 15 GOVERNMENT SHIRKING ITS DUTY? Sending Men Home Is "Mean And Contemptible." "The Malayan Governments are not satisfied that there is any need at present for the creation of a special department to deal with unemployment. The general position in Malaya is, however, being very carefully watched by the Governments
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      443 15 STEAMER SAILINGS fc P. &0. BKiTISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. rporated in England.) Mk n i .SSENGER CARGO MA SERVICES. -i ii AND ORIENTAL STEAM fC SI2 lON CO., LONDON AND N A i AST MAIL SERVICE. Government.) OUTWARD FROM LONDON. culna and Japan. Due Tonnage Singarore 1930 11,100 Sept.
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      580 15 STEAMER SAILINGS 1 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. iHriPfl Australlsche DampfschJfl. |Q PQ I Oeseiischaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany.) OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, JAPAN AND NORTH CHINA PORTS. m.s. MUNSTERLAND via Manila Sept. 1 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Sept. 5 s.s. MECKLENBURG Aug. 11 t s.s. SAARLAND omit Japan ports Sept 23
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      295 15 "POOR, THIN FELLOW—IT'S A SHAME P —Yet There's An Easy Remedy. It's an old tale. A well-built, robust sort of fellow suddenly begins to 'crack up'—loses weight each week, always seems tired and depressed, begins to look 'weedy.' He's made the common mistake of forgetting Nature's law that lost vitality
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      619 16 Try a Small Ad. in The "Malaya Tribune." Results Witt Surprise You. ITHE FOLLOWING FORM MAY BE USED.] The Manager. "Malaya Tribune." Singapore. Please insert the following small advertisement for days for which I enclose in payment, according to your scale below: S words equal 1 line. L i SCALE
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      425 16 EDUCATIONAL. BOYS! QUALIFY! Day Classes. NEW session from September 1. for April Exam. Free Prospectus. Consult Principal RAJAH. THE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, BRAS BASAH ROAD. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. B. SHORT STREET, SINGAPORE. (The School of Individual Instruction.) This Institution is the response of the present day overwhelming demand for
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      553 16 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16. lUr Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 90, Buiten Nieuwport Straat Shanghai 9.
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      570 16 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 s'aid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,646,505 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. J. M.
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      526 16 insuranceT^ COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, MARJM; TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE \CCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L C Office: 2, Finlaysor. (-.en. THE EA STI I Tntted~~~" ASSURANCE JttPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in t --.its Settlemenu./ HEAD Or 114 I NGAPORE 2nd Floor of No. Malacca Street, Singapore. Thone Nos. 3titi and 4M7.
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