Malaya Tribune, 5 September 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. VII.- -No. 210 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1930 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, Sept. 5, 1930.
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      126 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. TOl <\NOT BETTER BEST. mi 1 r o I 11 Photographic Products are I Stocked by and may be j obtained from: i n 1 WAH HENG CO., North Bridge Road. I SINGAPORE STUDIO AND PHOTO CO., High Street. 2 0 MALAYA PHOTO SUPPLY CO., Victoria Street.
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      14 1 "FLORODOR" A Washing Suitings. f For Tropic:! Wear. /{A^ 9 HIGH STRFt r, Singapore.
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    Rifle Shooting.
    1211 2 MALAYA COMMAND MEETING. The Full Scores. Fail scores in the Malaya Command Rifle Meeting held al Kuala Lumpur last week end were as follows: FRIDAY S SCORES. Revolver Aggregate; (Deliberate, Snapshooting, Rapii 10 Yards, Rapid ~0 Yards). Class A.: Jem. Ba Yin, 7, 18, 14, 1, total 40;
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    Saturday's Scores.
    2289 2 LEWIS GUN CUr. P. and P.W.V.C., No. t, 189, Malacca V.C., 102; "A" Co., M.S.VJI., Ill; "C" Co., M.S.V.R., 159; "C" Co., Burma Rifles, 52; "E" Co., M.S.V.R., 114. DELIBERATE AGGREGATE. Deliberate, 500 yards, Tyros: Burma Rifles: Capt. Bradshaw-Smith, 19; Nk. Khoung Ze, 24; Naw Gaim Ngai, 18;
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      558 2 Parents Need Proof Undeniable And Convincing. Here It Is. In regard to remedies that are offered to the. public, especially those for the use of rliildren. sensible people require something moTC than bald statements of efficiency and safety. They demand proof—undeniable and convincing. Therefore the following letter, which the proprietors
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      185 2 CORNED BEEF cold with salad for your TIFFIN. I Try it It's deKcioiis! I Sauer Kraut. Mustard. I Milk. Green Olives ft I *y|?»J 1 f J |H Evaporated Milk Ripe Olives. V I KI \^J^F /I I Salmon. Sweet Pickles. fl Alaska Salmon. Sour Pickles. Uu, m fc" S
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    Sunday's Scores.
    704 3 WARREN SHIELD. P. and P.W.V.C. No. 1. 345 1 P. and P.W.V.C. No. 2, (Chinese), 276; S.V.C. No. 1, (Scottish), 323; S.V.C. No. 2, (Chinese), 371; S.V.C. No. 3, (Eurasian) 325%; Selangor M.V.I., 361%. Result; "B" Company. Johore Military Forces, 424%, 1, F.M.S. Police, 408, 2; S.V.C. No.
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    A TRAGEDY OF HEROISM.
    271 3 Nurse Drowned In Trying To Save Child. A young English trained nurse, Miss Vera Doreen Hunneyball, lost her life on the beach at St. Lunaire, near Dinard in an heroic attempt to rescue her six-year-old charge from drowning. Mrs. Sandberg, of "The Lewins," Crockham Hill, Edenbridge,
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    "KEEP OFF—JUST MARRIED."
    237 3 Honeyn/jon Label Betrays Car, Mr. Frederick Joseph Skatulla. of Trinitysquare, S.E and his bride set off on their honeymoon in a car labelled "Keep off—just married," and with an old brown shoe trailing behind them. Three hours after th- wedding in Trinity Church, Sou<hwark, the bridal car
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      97 3 0F I TRUTH IN ADVERTISING EARNS PRE-EMINENCE ?f Rf SH PQDLUI REFRIGERATING CO LTD > orcharj Road, Selegie lioaii. Krppd Road and Grange Konn Market. S b^jprp c j THE MOTOR' UNION INSURANCE COMPANY LTD 1 (Incorporated In England.) q] eg a INSURE 1 with the I MOTOR: UNION Lading
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      221 3 A NEW "CRUSH"! lASKI ASK FOR /T. I I Fraser Neave Ltd. I Rj Hair Correct Natural but Healthy Right. A lot of thought should Stacomb won't dry it out and go into the way you comb your make it rancid, as water does. It hair for society, business actually
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    Agrarian Unrest In Europe.
    1321 4 CONCERTED ACTION? The Peasants And Their Problems. (Special to Vie "Malaya Tribune.") As aoon as the main crops of this year's harvest have been gathered in and stored away in ancient barnhouse or modern sile, delegates of peasants and small farmers will set out from all
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    News In Brief.
    543 4 Renter's Service. British Official Wireless. Havana (Cuba), Sept.* 4. It is reported that a hurricane of 160 miles an hour has devastated Santo Domingo City. Moscow, Sept. 3. The ice-breaker "Sedov," engaged in a scientific expedition in the Arctic, has wirelessed that a scientist aboard has discovered
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    SEVEN MEN AT CARDS.
    202 4 And The Woman's Voice At The Door. Seven happy married men were sitting in a fiat in the Bronx district of New York. They had taken off their hats and coats and they were having a jolly game of poker. There were no interfering wives about
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      369 4 THE WEIGHING-MACHINE'S VERDICT MEANS HEALTH OR MISERY TO YOU. Every doctor knows the direct relation be iwcen weight and health The man or woman who is unduly thin lacks vitality and «tamina, is usually tired-looking, never feel* up to the mark.' And. what Is even worse the thin scraggy person
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      245 4 3 "SHIP" BRAND X j SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK jfj j This Milk is prepared from >^^ PURE UNSKIMMED COW'S 1 MILK, and in condensation fV' W I nothing but FINEST WHITE \A» «P^ JpST 0 SUGAR is added. Being pre- *C if J!3t 3 pared under the most hygienic wf^J^'
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1578 5 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, Sept. 5, 1930, 10 sum. Iasue m Y* 1 Buyers. Sellers, fci Asam Kumbang 241- 2815|- Ayer Hitam Tin 10|- liS*"' «1 Bangrin Tin 13 16 J*""* P«i»ni 0.10 0.15 °»ves 0.55 0.6O l Bukit Arang 0.35 0.40
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      478 5 0 0 XING. j rO-NIGHT L I0N i II V RING Presents !:<>n of Main Events in One Programme championship of Malaya for ww* irrr iF WIS v. CHUA LAI, U 11 io ROUNDS. vni NG *MAN v mD GAB V ROUNDS B(J eight Championship -DUG HASSAN v. Y. MUTSU.
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      391 5 MADAM KELVEY'S I The COTY Way school of >—' v r I I m DANCING to Greater Charm. Parents desiring their childien to take a course of dancing with Mdm Kelvey should stnd them for lessons now. iy Sept., they commerce their graceful exercises ffr? 7 f// acrobatic features and
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      356 6 f t \dUMiiiSituuu yy, uuy.uuuu "THE POPULAR RENDEZVOUS" 6.15 TO-NIGHT 915 1 Matinees: To-morrow and Sunday, at 3.15 p.m. S ja a S Singapore's Unanimous Opinion S "A REAL FINE SHOW" I ru [pf S Radio's Brilliant Singing, Dancing and Musical Spectacle jjj "HIT THE DECK" j ru Cj g
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      220 6 Amusements. J 6.15 TO-NIGHT. 9.15 I I THE FILM YOU'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR! i| Janet Gaynor 1 AND rij II Charles Farrell I I THE STARS OF jl "SUNNY SIDE UP" I J IN A 3 I I BRILLIANT MUSICAL COMEDY i I High Society Blues S 1 WITH
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      217 6 J [POcacw NARLBO9OU ,H 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9 J5 PARAMOUNT presents J Maurice Chevalier iTHE LOVE PARADE X WITH I JEANETTE MACDONALD,j 3 Lupino Lane and Lillian Hoth.j S Chevalier, the prince of love and laughter, wil ;lQt 5 X his *>peli over you in this great romance of Ci dared
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    Commercial News.
    268 7 LATEST QUOTATIONS. s re Market Idle. and Co. report at 11 m.m. Messrs to-day W RUBBER. I** unchanged. cents (G), down cent. «harf> Allenbys 90 cents—sl, Ayer yr nts. Ayer Panas 80 —90 cents, rents, Brogas 65—70 cents, 25—30 cents, Bukit Katils 35 B ?n V burghs $1.50—51.70,
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    300 7 British Official Wireless. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, SEPT. 5. Selling—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3%<L, London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27/32d. t London W days' sight 2s. 3 25/32d., London 30 toys' sight 2s 3%d., London demand 2s. I 23/32d., London T.T. 2s.
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    FALL IN SILVERS.
    176 7 Sympathetic Reply To China's Appeal. Renter's Service. London, Sept. 4. With reference to So Ong's statement Reuter is informed that the Memorandum pointing out China's difficulties in consequence of the silver and seeking British co-operation, particularly with reference to the sale of silver 5 Government of India,
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    RUBBER STATISTICS.
    196 7 New Publication Shortly Available. The serious difficulties now confronting the rubber indusliy enhance the always high value of official itatittcs which, by adding to the Knowledge regarding that very important factor, potential supply, give better information n the light of whicn the present urgent problem, confront ng the
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    PRODUCE.
    140 7 SINGAPORE, SEPT. 5. Rice, Siam A-l per Koyan $358 Rice, Siam 1 $328 Rice, Siam 2 $315 Rice, Siam 3 $292 Rice, Siam 4 $260 Rice. Saigon A-l $276 Rice, Saigon 1 $251 Rice, Saigon 2 $242 Rice, Saigon 3 $237 Rice, Rangoon 1 $224 Rice, Rangoon 2 $222
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    PENAWAT'S GOOD LUCK.
    79 7 Additional Payable Area Disclosed. Shareholders in the Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., have received from the secretaries, Mess. Evatt and Co., Penang, the hit motion that close boring of the company's original areas has disclosed an additional payable area of 4,500,000 cubic yards with an average
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    328 7 The following return of foreign rubber imports for the month of Aug. has been forwarded to us by the Acting Registrar General of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S.:— i*»^*» I***»1***» IMPORTS. Smoked Scrap Sheet Sheet. Lump Country of Origin. and and Total. Crepe. Bark. Dry. Wet. Tons. Tons.
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    39 7 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., in their weekly report dated Sept. 4, state: There is little change to report, but prices are a shade easier. Closing quotations are as follows: Sundried $6.70; Mixed $6 55
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Caylon 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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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    427 7 Barge Collision In Manila River. Two persons were drowned and eight others narrowly escaped a watery grave when a coal barge sank two other barges in a collision on the Pasig River near San Pedro Macati, Rizal, Manila, on the morning of Aug. 28. The bodies of the
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    ARRIVALS.
    176 7 "Van Neck," but. 1,909 tons, Capt. Bugel, front Petting, 4-9; for Penang, 6-9. "Rokan," Dut. 388 tons, Capt. Wickers, from Rengat, 4-9; for Rengat, 7-9. "Anhui," Brit. 2,080 tons, Capt. Ashby, from Amoy, 4-9; for Swatow, 7-9. "Penang Maru," Jap. 3,230 tons, Capt. Agawa, from Nagoya, 4-9; for Bombay,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    66 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, SEPT. 5. Buyers. Sellers. R S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 14 Vi 14^ Standard R.S.S. on Tender. September 14U 14% October 1414 li% November 14% 15 October/December 15 15 January/March 16 ts)% Tone of Market:—Stagnant. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet tfed per
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    SEREMBAN NOTES.
    148 7 European Beat Chinese At Soccer. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 4. Mr. Cheah Tat Hock, of Penang, is on*a visit here. Mr. P. Anthony, of the F.M.S.R., has proceeded on leave to Ceylon. Mr. H. N. Magrath, of new Seremban estate, has gone on Home leave. At
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    "OUTWARD BOUND."
    289 7 The rehearsals of "Outward Bound" are having weird effects on some of the numbers of the Singapore Repertory Company. Of course it is a weird play and now that it is getting into its stride the "atmosphere" is coming with it. In the play, all the characters are
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    119 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, Sept. 5. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil. Mala Wharf (Entrance Gate t\. Sirdhana 18; Hai Hing 16; La Plata Maru 13; Tjerimai 11; Pres. Hayes 9; Enton 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Irisbank 30; Larut 32; Benledi 37. Empire Dock (Entrance
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      44 7 ,iBt N foUnd IMPERIAL THEATRE I Ii two siu)ws I Geylang. i imt,^>mwmm m mmm9 a |1 MGHTLV. I I NEXT I g r Ll FW CHANGE: 0 3* AN Mp^^ffl-W^^^^^^^M^ SUNDAY, I 3 S''"" ,,,J v V' I.ISB II sep tember 7. Icj
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      89 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT. JOHORE OOYESNMENT. WATER DEPARTMENT FITTER. Applications by letter addressed to the Senior Executive Engineer, Johore Bahru, are invited before noon on September 15 from experienced men for the post of a Water Supply Fitter Johore Bahru. The selected candidate must be thoroughly competent to take charge of service
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      759 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE! —Baby Austin, 3 sticks. In excellent running order. $350 nett. Apply to Box 228, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Lady travelling to Europe second half of October, with two children (1 and 4 years), requires person to look after them in exchange for half the value of second
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      263 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Pally Weather Report. Bright Rela- Temperature. Rain- Sun- tive. Max. ML M shine. Humi- Dlrec-^n^ Stationa. P. P m,. Hours. di^ mm T m Alor Star 83 73 o, n mpJl Weather. Kota Bharu 91 75 oi 15 l S Calm Cloudy K. Trengganu 83 g 85
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    181 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATHS. CHEE JIT SENG.—Aged 66 years. On September 3, 1930, at No. 1-C. Lorong 10, East Coast Road, Singapore. He leaves behind a widow, three sons, Chee Beow Guan, Beow Hock and Beow Ann, one daughter (Mrs. Teo Cheng Quee) and five grandchildren. Interment
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    DEEDS—NOT WORDS.
    769 8 The position of the rubber-pro-ducing industry is serious. Before long it will probably become calamitous, for big companies, proprietary planters and smallholders alike—and, be it emphasised, for Malaya as a country, and for the Government which administers it. Putting the matter on the very lowest grounds as a
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    110 8 Mr. Aw Boon Haw has shown his generosity by assisting a student of one of the local English schools to finish an advanced course abroad. At the usual weekly cinema at the V.M.C.A. for members end their Mends at P. 30 this evening. "The College Widow," featuiing Dolores Costello. will
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    H.E.'S VISIT TO K. L.
    114 8 Proceeding Up-Country On Monday. We are officially informed that His Excellency the Governor a::d Lady Clementi, accompanied by the Aide-de-Camp (Captain F. G. SilUtoe, R.M.) and the Private Secretary (Mr. A. Hyde), will proceed to Kuala Lumpur by the night mail train leaving Tank Road
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    687 8 Mr. W. Cole, M.C.S., has been appointed to act as Second Assistant Adviser, Bata Pahat. Dr. E. L. Robert, of the Malayan Medical Service, has been appointed to act as Medical Officer in charge of the General Hospital, Johore Bahru- Mr. Humphrey Brazier, representing a group cf Scuth Wales manufacturers
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    80 8 From Holland by "Tjerimai," due Singapore at 2 pra. to-day. From France by "Andre Lcb.n," due Singa-po-e at 6 a.m. to-morrow. Frcm Western Australia by "Centaur." due Singapore to-morrcw evening. From Europe, (Lcndon mails despatched August 14) ex P. and O. "Malwa." which anchored at Penang at 5.35
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    Topics Of To-day.
    838 8 (BY "LOOKER I H.E. is going to X L I emergency meeting— -emcrg. n(1 X I you!—of the Finance C mark I Federal Council is to b I What do you mab I going to indulge in an I but I will go so far n I
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      227 8 J Robinson's Annual Sale.) I 'ff\ s UDIFS' CARDIGANS BRUSHED WOOL. I rnces $5.25 $6.75. 1 LADhS RAINCOATS. I Prices $5.50 4 $7.50. I I BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. J I YOUR OPPORTUNITY! j 5Z£85H525_5_5E5_53_5E525_5Z5Z5Z^ -jj JOHN IHcCORMACK in MM "SONG OF MY HEART" Records of this World-Famous Tenor who
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      81 8 [j} TELEGRAMS 'PHONE: —jj] H "SILVABROS" *S4O. 3 I A NEW SHIPMENT OF I GENUrNE I I Crystal Bead j I Necklaces X GOLD-MOUNTED q] I Elephant-Hair 1 I Jewellery I)! AND SILVER-MOUNTED [jj f Butterfly-Wing I Jewellery, j jjIONLY LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. lv. S.De Silva Brosj [0 JEWELLERS, S
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      45 8 TIN AND RUBBER. Latest Quotations. RUBBER. Lcndt n:—4 V£d. New Yc-rk: —9% cents (G). Singapore:—14*4-14Vz cents. TIN. L "lc iSpot £133 Oo. Oct. (m change); 3 mcnths, buyers £134 15s. Od. (up 2s. 6d fellers £134 17s. Cd. (up 2z. 6d.). Sin»apt»«.:—$68.25. (100 tons sold).
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    Destruction By Storm And Fire.
    323 9 HOUSUS DISAPPEAR. mad en Rush Along Wi jked Streets. WH OI ITY DEVASTATED. 301 d In West Indies [urricane. Renter's Service. New York, Sept. 4. ran Havana that the hurrirriflc damage to large sections but no loss of life is reef San- 1 neA 5.55
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    NEW YORK GANGSTER IN EUROPE.
    179 9 Ships Refuse To Take Him Home. Renter's Service. London, Sept. 4. The secret departure from New York of Jack Diamond, described as a New York gangster wq bootlegger and "khig of the New York oderrorld." with the object, ft is reported, of scaping the vengeance
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    R.A.F. PRACTICE FLIGHTS.
    87 9 Fresh World's Record Established?. British Official Wireless. Rugby. Sept. 4. M being attained by the •fetch f the R °y al Air Force, N^oi&^ 81 at Felixsf owe, under the •trin* BqT g in 1 Oriebar, on super«d Gloster Napier rac;wan the Schneider -Trophy It the difficulties
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    PREMIERS TO BROADCAST.
    68 9 Sen Conference. Renter's Service. Rugby> 3 JJ* 1 been considered of Sr*«the V of the p r-me it* 6 on session of the Imperial has 04)811 abandoned 11 made for special *Wne each of the six P I>B od that the Conference *k|!r for bro'u lar arran
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    India Peace Move Fails.
    163 9 THEFT OF MAIL. Armed Police Sent Against Agriculturists. Renter's Service. Bombay, Sept. 4. Ttle Peace negotiations with Mr. Gandhi have broken down. ~u.ii Calcutta, Sept. 4. PoWce have raided a hall attached to J he Dacca University and several persons have been arrested in connection with
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    Sudden Floods.
    53 9 GRANARIES AND CATTLE WASHED AWAY. Shillong, Sepi. 4. A hundred thousand people are affected by floods due to the sudden rise of the putra, in the Nowgong district. The water, in some places reached the house tops Granaries and cattle have been washed away and roads and railways
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    EXTENDED RELAY SYSTEM.
    156 9 All England To Listen In To Continent. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 4. By the extension ol the relay system of British listeners to wireless, broadcasts will in a few months b2 connected direct with the three big European music centres—Vienna, Budapest and Warsaw. The success wh
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    HEATED DEBATE.
    130 9 Japanese Naval Chief's Position. "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, Sept. 4. The sixth meeting of the Privy Council's Examination Committee wts held yesterday, and en adjournment was made until to-morrow, sifter a heated debate, which lasted for three and a half houis, on the question of the position of
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    FENCE ELECTRIFIED.
    135 9 Red Plot In South Australia. Renter's Service. Adelaide, Sept. 4. The discovery of a Communist plot in South Australia was revealed by State Prem er H II in introducing a Bill to the State Parli mer.t. empowering the Government to deal with a strike by the Carters' and
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    34 9 AGRARIAN UNREST IN EUROPE, en page i. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page RADIO IN MALAYA, en page 10. CORRESPONDENCE, en page 11. MALACCA NOTES, on page 13. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, en page 14.
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    Rubber Touches New Low Record.
    461 9 LEFT IN THE DARK. Absence Of A Statement Causes Disappointment. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 5. Rubber touched a fresh low record to-day, when the price was 4 7/16d. per lb. Messrs. Banow and Co.'s weekly report states thai, the week has passed very quietly,
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    WORKS MANAGER WHO WAS SHOT.
    64 9 Still In Critical Conditi on. Mr. Tan Keng Cheng, Mr. Tan Kah Kee's works manager, who was shot by unknown assailants outside his hoase in Oxford R-ai on Tuesday n ght, is still in a critical condition in Tan Tock Senj's Hospital, and the opto
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    MR. OAKESHOT GETTING BETTER?
    96 9 On inquiry to-day we learn that the condition of Mr. B. F. Oakeshott, A.S.P., is 'satisfactory showing a sligh*, improvement, but he serious condition. The revo'ver bullet, which passed through the upper arm and lodged in the neck in the region o: the windpipe, has not
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    CAPT. COSTES AT DALLAS.
    64 9 Renter's Service. New York, Sept. 4. Capt. Costes and his navigator. Bellonte, took off for their flight to Dallas (Texas) to-day in an attempt to win the £5,000 prize recently offered by a millionaire, Colonel W. E. Easterwood, for the first flight from Europe to New
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    B.P.S. MAGAZINE.
    88 9 Number two cf "The Pilot" (the Batu Pahat School Magazine) has made its appearance and contains interesting and readable matte-s mostly contributed by the pupils themselves The Scout movement at the school is making good progress there and was complimented by tbe Commissioner when he paid a visit
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    HOMES EVACUATED.
    136 9 Seventy Engines At London Blaze FIREMEN IN GAS MASKS. Damage Estimated At About £300,000. Renter's Service. London, Sept. 5. It is estimated that 100,000 people watched a great blaze at the new crane wharf, Wapping, last night. It was the biggest London fire for n .±ny years. The
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    CHINA COMMUNISTS RETREATING.
    239 9 Government Offensive. ["Sin Kuo Mln Press" Service.] Shanghai, Sept. 5. The Mukden conference has been postponed to the 10th inst. Judging from the fact that Manchurian troops have been despatched to Tientsin, a Japanese correspondent states that Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang is contemplating an armed peace move.
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    MOTOR SHOW.
    160 9 Record Number Of Cars On View. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 4. The International Motor Show opens at Olympia next month and manufacturers, who are well advanced with preparations, arc unanimously optimistic about trad? prospects. There will be a record number of cars on \iew at this year's
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    News In Brief.
    164 9 British Official Wireless. Renter's Service. R* gby. Sept. 4. At a meeting of colliery owners, held in London to-day, the preparat:.n of a central marketing scheme, under the Coal Mines Act (1930) was approved. Wcrk on the new Thame- tunnel between Dar ford and Purfleet, which is
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    Sports & Pastimes. EXPECTING A RECORD CROWD.
    159 10 Sports Pastimes. EXPECTING A RECORD CROWD. Arrangements For, Malaya Cup Final. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The following are the official arrangements for the match between Singapore and Selangor at the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 30: I The prices of admission have been fixed at $1.50, $1 and 30 cents. The
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    M.F.A. MEETING.
    373 10 New Constitution Proposed. UNIFORM!!* IN DISCIPLINARY ACTION. At a meeting of the Council of the Malayan Football Association, held at the Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday morning, Mr. R. L. Hastie (Singapore) presided. Associations were empowered to present medals, at their own expense, to players, being non-participants
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    A Reorganised Tournament?
    29 10 We shall also give to-morrow a letter from one well-known in Malayan soccer circles, submitting a scheme for the complete reorganisation of the Malaya Cup tournament.
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    35 10 Semi-Final Draw. The draw for the semi-finals of the Singapore Cup competition have resulted: Sept. 10, Malays v. Welch n. Sept. 12, S.C.C. or Welch I v. I.C F A or Pulo Brani.
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    Southern Division Matclf.
    18 10 English League—Div. 111. (Southern). Renter's Service. London. Sept. 4. Clapton O. 3, Newton C. 1.
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    WORLD RECORD FOR PENANG CHINESE.
    247 10 Doctor's Feat At Hong Kong. WEIGHT-LIFTING. According to Professor Mauricio, Director of the Hong Kong physical school bearing his name, the world's record for the abdominal raise for an 8-stone man has been beaten by One of his pupils, Dr. K. C. Yeo, a Penang-born
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    LEWIS v. CHAL
    208 10 To-day's Fights At The Ring. BOXING. L ttl3" Lew's, the local flyweight champion and one of the most popular little pugilists )n the Malayan arena, will be seen in action to-night aga nst Chua La:, flyweight champion of China. Neither lad requires introduction to ltoal fight fans,
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    AMES SCORES.
    453 10 England XI Declare At 403 For 8. CRICKET. (By arrangement with the "SJJP.*) 1 London, Sept. 4. In their match against the England XI at Folkestone the Australians when stumps were drawn to-day were 239 runs in arrears with seven of their wickets in hand, not nearly as
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    R.S.Y.C. Rowing Regatta.
    180 10 YACHTING. There will be a Rowing Regatta at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club on Saturday, Sept. IS, when the following events are expected to be rowed:—Chiangmai Ci p Race for "Pours" (Course one mile). Club Sculls (Course mile) and Club Pairs (Course mile). The Cliiangmai race is
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    THE ST. LEGER.
    134 10 Gordon Richards To Ride Singapore. THE TURF. Renter's Service. London, Sept. 4. The probable starters and jockeys In the St. Leger to be run at Doncas.er on Wednesday are: Lord Beaverbrock's ALGONQUIN (C. Elliott). Lieut -Col. Giles Loder's CHRISTOPHER ROBIN (Pat Beasley). Sir Hugo Hirst's DIOLTTE (H.
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    Singapore Races.
    408 10 WEIGHTS FOR TO-MORROW. The following are the weights for the third day of the S.T.C. Autumn Races to-morrow. Race I. —Horse —C asses 4 and s—(coir.toned)—Div. 2—6 furs.—(2.ls p.m.): Rowland's Toy 9, Panrilla 8.12, Lady Wirj 8.2, G:ey Habit 8, Any Wurrie 7.12, Or tap 7.11, Last Chance
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    428 10 LAWN TENNIS. YESIERDAY'S RESULTS. Results in the S.C.C. tournament yesterday were: B. CLASS SINGLES: W. H. Droogleever owe 15 beat F. Ziegele owe 2, 6—2, 6—4; R. N. Byatt owe 2 beat F. E. Rowland owe 3, 6 —4. 6—2; J. S. Nathan owe 15 v. A. L.
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    168 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES: W. A. Aeria and R. Nicholson v. D. E. Siddons and C. Pennefather (unfinished). CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES: S. L. Oehlers beat N. S. Hogan B—6, 6—2: C. A. Peterson beat J. S. de Souza 6—l, 6—2. LADIES' SINGLES: Mrs. N. 8. Hogan beat Miss E.
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    Tanglin Tournament.
    39 10 CULLEN CUF. Mr. and Mrs. Meade owe 15 beat Miss G. Giiffith-Jones and Barker owe 1, 6—4, 6—o. DYNE CUP: Mrs. Stephenson and Wise owe 15.3 beat Mrs. Chamfer and Capt. Graham owe 3, 6—3, I—6, 6—2.
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    New Penang Champion.
    89 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 4. Cheah Wat Sun. who defeated the holder, Dr. H. O. Hopkins, in the third round, won the singles championsh p of Penang this evening, defeating Tan Thean Seang 6—3, B—6.8—6. The winner took the lead at 4—3 in the first
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    562 10 Association Football. The following will represent the "H" team in the J.C.SA league against the "E' team on the J.C.S.A. ground to-morrow: Tong Hee. (capt.); Ahmad RadI, Kok Seng; V. Gabriel, Ramasamy, TengKok; A. Rodrigues, Has him. R. N. Danker. A. l'eo, Syed Mohamed. Rescive. H. Bruins.
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    American Leagues.
    39 10 BASEBALL. Renter's Service. New York. Sept. 4 Latest league results. National League. Pittsburg 9, Chicago 6. Boston 3, New York 5. Boston 11, New York 7. American League. Philadelphia 11. Boston 4. New York 10, Washington 7.
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    The Silver Screen.
    253 10 ALHAMBRA BESEIGED. "High Society Blues" Begins A Season. The Alh am bra was beseiged by crowds which at one time began to cause the management considerable anxiety when the musical corned;; 'High Society Blues" began a season there laft night. The theatre was filled to capacity and
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    BLUE TRIANGLE PLAYERS' SUCCESS.
    361 10 Convent Comedy Well Staged. The Blue Triangle Players, representing the Y.W.C.A Dramatic Club, excelled themselves when they staged "The Cradle Song" at the V.M.C.A. hall last night. The attendance was exceptionally large and extra chairs had to be requisitioned. "The Cradle Sons" is a Spanish comedy
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    A LOAN OR CRIMINAL MISAPPROPRIATION?
    71 10 Chett/s Clerk On Trial. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 4. Judgment wac to-day reserved by the District Judge in a case in which Suppiah, a ehetty s clerk, was charged w.th criminal misappropriation of a sum of $6,900. The defence admitted that the money
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    JUDGMENT FOR LIBEL.
    135 10 Editor Fails To Appear. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 4. A case started in the Supreme Court to-day in which the Nanyang Times," a local Chinese daily paper, and its editor and secretary are being sued by two Chinese, Messrs. Tan Teng Phun and Ooi Peng
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    S.A.W.L.A. Events.
    71 10 The Singapore Amateur Weight-Lifiers Association, 2, East Coast Road, invite memoirs, friends and weight-lifting enthusiasts to witness the annual novices weight-lifting competition to be held at the Association's premises to-morrow and on Sunday, commencing at 2 p.m. each day. On Sunday at 11 a.m. there will be ping
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    Radio In Malaya.
    859 10 EMPIRE BROAI, ,ST pi v FALLS! t Details Of Ne Recchw t Whilst official Malaya to maintain a magtaf.r. sree-5r* C ntiaQs value of wireless in cc a f j~ f o! 0* development is going on a will shortly be possible C— unett* K part of
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    110 10 A Ring Tha T~ '7 Mien tras When the nam ;aV a b r in the Bankrupt < iras absent. His pub!:' stutf' heard last week said j senting the prinn; <jeW* further questions Th ;ch. regard to a ring ired. alleged, had comp- 0 -f ia! Mr.
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    Sports & Pastimes. Malacca Tournament.
    216 11 Sports Pastimes. Malacca Tournament. IN MEN'S SINGLES FINAL. LAWN TENNIS. ft >nr Own Correspondent.) Malacca, ocpt. 3. are the latest ties in the .'irnament: mIPS ES Semi-hnal: C. F. Gomes dson 6—3. 6—3; H. M. de J"J j K. Tajiri w.o. BLES: A. E. Mullaly and q ,n be&t Soh
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    Referee Tells What Happened.
    297 11 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The r I the abandoned Malaya Cop tnai at Kuala Lumpur writes" a3 follows to tbe Time' of M d.iy.i": Sir—l:- the extremely inte-esting m j rof yesterday. Iwo tld hke to say a few words. As referee I abandoned the game at half
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    Friendly B.P. Tourney.
    59 11 BADMINTON. T& following finals in the Friendly B.P. Jurnament will be played off on Sunday, at 1 Pm.. after which Mr. Chan Koon Bee, the iatron of the Party, will give away the prizes, refreshments will be served:—Singles: Tan v Tan Ann Cheng. Doubles: Tan Seek and
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    K.G.C. Mixed Foursomes.
    38 11 GOLF. -een cards were taken out for the Sepoe. mixed foursomes competition at the Golf Club, which resulted in a win for G- Clemotson and H. A. Davidson, «turned a score of 42—9% =32& nett.
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    Correspondence.
    84 11 [Our T'odert are invited to write"tT\cr-t>n 10/ public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not n jcessarjly endorse opinions expressed by conesSI^ TER f SHOULD BE AS BRIEF tlJi?n> f- typewritten (double Pen nl 0 i' and one side °> Paper only. a?«Zt? T* b€
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    Complaints Against Constable*.
    130 11 We are continually receiving complain *s u! the treatment of members of the public usually hawkers, by police constables, and l 6l^ m PUblish them ifc is impossible think that they are proof of behaviour should be rigorously suppressed, as we are sure it would be if
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    The Unemplaymen: Problem.
    318 11 (To the Ed'tor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Thanks are due to the Clerical Union for their lead in the Unemployment Problem At the meeting held on the 28th ult. nothing materialised but it was a step in the right direction. From the speeches made one gathers that those attending
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    "Onam" And Malayalees.
    424 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—What Christmas is to the C Onam is to the Malayalees, the inhabitants of Malabar—the "Paradise of the East" —and thai propitious and gala day is to-day. when happy recollections are brought home to the minds of all the peope. To-day even
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    RAILWAY PASSES CANCELLED.
    63 11 Polish Deputies In Trouble. Renter's Service. Warsaw, Sept. 3. The woes of the Pclish Deputies are Increasing daily, due to M. Pilsudski's ruthless tactics. His dissolving Parliament on Aug. 31 meant that the Deputies lost the salaries due on Sept I, He has now cancelled their railway
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    Commercial News.
    623 12 THE SHARE MARKET. Fraser's Report. Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly report, datellisept. 2, state: Under the restrictive influence of holidays in America, the rubber market has remained ouiet and unchanged during the week and business in rubber shares has been practically negligible with quotations again lower
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    122 12 Guthrie's Report. Messrs. Guthrie and Co., In their weekly rubber report dated Sept. 4 state: The market has been a steadily declining one during the past week, and we have lost li cents over the period, while London and New York have lost %6 and cent, (gold)
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    LIBERALS A SEPARATE ENTITY.
    249 12 No Fusion With Labour. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 3. Recent rumours regarding the possibility of. a fusion between the Labour and Liberal Parities are answered in a Manifesto of the Execut.ve Committee of the National Liberal Federation, which will be discussed at the meeting of
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    RED PLOT IN TURKEY.
    94 12 Professors And Workmen Arrested. Renter's Service. Constantinople. Sept. 3. Thirty persons, including students, professors and workmen, have been arrested in cennection with the discovery of a Communist plot. The arrested men are alleged to have stirred up agitation among different classes of the community. The agitators'
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    379 13 Rotary Club Discourse. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Sept. 3. On Tuesday at the Masonic Kail the Malacct Rotary Club held their weekly tiffin Dr. Tan Seng Tee, on behalf of the Malacca Rotarians welcomed as guests the Rev. H. J. Hutchinsor and Dr. H. A. Tempany, of
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    AMICABLE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
    512 13 Report Of Second Year's Progress. The second annual report of the Amicablt A.A. to be presented to members at the annua! meeting on Sunday at the Association's premises at 2 p.m. states: The committee record with deep regret the untimely death of one of the Vice-Presidents the
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    Muslim Affairs.
    884 14 REGISTRATION OF DEATHS. (By Our, Muslim Correspondent.) Some years ago, on the representation of the Moslem Association that it was, in principle, wrong for the dead bodies of their females to be viewed by male registering officers for the purpose of giving burial certificates under the Births and
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    The Wailing Wall.
    1442 15 BASIS OF THE JEWISH CLAIMS. The special Commission appointed by the League of Nations "to study, define, and determine finally the rights and claims of Jews and Moslems at the Western or Wailing Wall at Jerusalem" began its work on June 23. The essence of the problem
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