Malaya Tribune, 10 September 1930

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVII.- -No. 2*4 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, Sept. 10,1930.
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      252 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOL CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. J "SHIP" BRAND X, I I SWEETENED CONDENSED Mf LX f f |t This Milk is prepared from --^J% II'RE UNSKIMMED COW'S I MILK, and in condensation '1» I nothing but FINEST WHITE ■Vl->^% '^^te^ SUGAR is added. Being pre- \k >jF
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      157 1 Washing A Suitings. m If For Tropical HIGH STREET. jy Singapore. f **********5 52^^ If Little Miss Muffet 1 had only chosen J Read's "Dog's Head' Lager I instead of Curds and Whey, she would have allowed no «V I mere spider to interfere with her legitimate enjoyment. f "DOG'S
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    Our London Letter. CHANGING LONDON.
    3143 2 Will The "Talkies" Kill The Theatre? (Special to the "Malaya Tribune."/ London. Aug. 1-i. Wi'h th" demolition of a great block of offices facing Blackfriars Bridge to make room for the new Lever building, and the beginning of the housebreakers' attack on the Hotel Cecil
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      122 2 —4 I QticuraSoap ~I MEDICINAL &TOILET SOOTHING, HEALING and CLEANSING You cleanse your skin regularly— why not protect it as you cleanse it? CUTICURA SOAP contains the medicinal, antiseptic and healing qualities which are inherent in Cuticura. It i- fragrant and it is soothing. By using CUTICURA SOAP with CUTICURA
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      213 2 .jh». g U i4 PRICOT RICE RING. NOW TRY THESE! mi FRUITS. VEGETABLES. F.neappk. Pcs be*, E 4 cup Libbys Evaporated cup sugar Milk diluted with 1 No. ft can Libby's Pears. Apricots. Cherries. Fruits for Bated. Apples, B 2 cups water Apricot Prunes. Figs, Asparagus. Spinach. Pork MMot CU
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    A Call To The Eternal.
    1159 3 PHASES OF HINDU RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCES. By Swami Adyananda, President, Hie Ramkrishna Mission, Singapore. The Upanishads, the sacred lores of the Hindus, reveal to us the growth and the expansion of the human mind for Eternal Light. One peculiar feature of these Hindu sacred literatures is
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      188 3 You must try itExpensive? Postum? Quite the con- costs only two cents a cup to y Healthful? Yes indeed—its an evervdav drink for everybody. "Flavour? Try this cup isn't it delicious and different? Can you imagine a more delightful drink?" Postum is made of pure, ripe grains, skilfully blended and
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      86 3 Motor Accessories. We stock all spare parts Citroen our speciality. PRICES VERY CHEAP. Also Accessories for all cars Pumps, Lamps, Horns, etc. We have some cheap pump, at $1 each. AT SAINT-DIDIER ACCESSORIES. No. 7. PRINSEP STREET, (Facing Dhoby Ghaut Square). Thone 7147. UNION AUTO (Proprietors The Insular Trading Corporation
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      116 3 1 ■tLECLEnC'Bj3?AN£!!U Cuts, Abrasions and scratches are immediately soothed and rapidly healed by 9 puaoL Tins 30 and 55 cts. Tubes 75 cts. Obtainable everywhere Irapof*'" l Borneo Sumatra NATIONAL LUNCH HOME. •20, TAN JONG PAGAR ROAD, SINGAPORE. fitted with Electric Lights and Fans. Modern Sanitation and up to dale
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      385 3 THE NEW FLAVOUR! IFraser Neave LtcL, J Introduce their New Drink I CHOCOLATE. j 1 Ask For It. I .7"? r9 V-7?_J?J7S?_ScS?^IS?_SZSSSaSBSri j What you mutt <fo In the morning, at noon and beiorgoing to bed wash your face and neck B gently with soothing Palmolive, niassaging its creamy lather
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    Canada's New Premier.
    770 4 MR. BENNETT AND HIS v CAREER. Law And Politics. The Governor-General of Canada has invited the Hon. Richard B Bennet. to form an Administration. For nme years the Canadian Conservative Party have bten in Opposition. Following the Elections ~»f Monday las', they have now a majority of
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    SAVINGS ON A GREYHOUND.
    309 4 Risked The Lot—Won £150— And Fainted! A girl fainted at Hall Green grey-hound racing track when Biplane won the second race, and thereby hangs a tale. Miss Charlton, of Aston-road, Birmingham, was the girl, and by winning the race Biplane not only won Miss Charlton £150,
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      226 4 IiJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII j f j "Sugarcane" Brand j i I of lie S TRUTH INI ADVERTISING Hi EARNS PRE-EMINENCE Ĕ 3 vI AFRESH »f<3DD„*i iREFRIGERATIMG Co LTD I >rchHrrt Rmd. SHeeie Road. Ke|ip-1 Road and Grange Road Market. H =3 ft aillllllllllll lIIIIIHIIIHHIHIIIIIIHIIIIII I freshness J made white j I Reckitt's
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      852 4 Established 1897. POH KONG CHYE Electro-Platers and Gilders, Gold and Silver-Smiths. Sp. 62. SOUTH BRIDGE RD., SINGAPORE. 'Phone 7772. i "\tension: THE SINGAPORE ELECTRO PLATING WORKS. 'No. 23-3. Coleman Street. 'Phone 4197. We Specialise In: (1) The Electro depositing of Gold, Silver, Nickel. Copper and Brass on to any Metal
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      511 4 I Dr. ROUSSEL t Hemostyl Syrup. I S3 THE CLASSIC TREATMEN FOB jj B jHH ALL CASES OF ANAEMIAS a EXHAUSTIONS, WEAKNES- etc! 3 T Hemostyl is not a common tonic HORSE SERUM collected at when the animal ig at its maxi: '"0 U blood regeneration and its absorp- ar)
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1952 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. Mining. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Sept. 10, 10 a.m. Year 1929 issues Ends Capital Diyid- CLOBINO QUOTATIONS. Jf* aimbang Tin Dee. 31 £15 0 P OOO P^O U OO «H£ tTT Sa- am Tin June 30 200 ,000 180,000 NU. *tJ£ J'™
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      30 5 Phone 2419 in, 0 call at M IHEE SENG. Market Street, Singapore, ttr cheap Motor Car lyres. y a limned quantity to be n 'i ared at 3AI i PRICE.
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      37 5 M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors etc. and water service, please write to the above address or Thone 3411 MODERATE CHARGES. w.
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      43 5 CURTAIN HANGER. Just unpacked curtain hangers from Java made of Silver and Nickel. Very beautiful designs in different kinds of flowers. A fashion for your bedroom and a gift for your friends. PRICES MODERATE. D. T. UM CO., 353. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE.
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      12 5 IV11 1 Egging RL. mils i I WD.&H.O WILLS BRISTOL LONDON j
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      374 6 I Mf A l| mm wm HI I l°d |cir| TO-NIGHT \9jMr\ I X ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. g S RADIO PICTURES Present The Year Mo*t Startling Dramatic Production, g I SECOND WIFE" j g with CONRAD NAGEL I X AND I Li ILi A LEE. I X 1 and
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      223 6 Amusements, i j -6.15 TO-NIGHT. 9.15 J I LAST TWO NIGHTS. I I THE INIMITABLE 1 Janet Gaynor 1 S and S Charles Farrell I THE STARS OF I "SUNNY SIDE UP" I IN A Gt BRILLIANT MUSICAL COMEDY I High Society Blues] S WITH I LOUISE FA ZEND A
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      226 6 I MARLBOROUGH I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9lg I Positively the Last Night. j (MAURICE CHEVALIER! So IN I THE LOVE PARADE) a See the Prince of Lore and Laughter [w I Don't miss this great opportunity, j X NEXT CHANGE! TO-MORROW, SEPT v I GLENN TRYON in I J "Skinner Steps
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    283 7 Rubber's Slight Rally. in and Co. report at 11 a.m. Messrs RUBBER, j. up l/16d. Lon 3 cents <G), unchanged. New i h i! Allenbys 90 —95 cents, Ayer cents, Ayer Panas 75—85 cents, Mole s r cents, Brogas 55—60 cents, 9fr s 20—25 cents, Bukit
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    298 7 (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) British Official Wireless. SINGAPORE, SEPT. 10. Selling.—Lundon 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29/32 d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 37»d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d., London 30 days sight 2s. 3 London demand 2s. K&, London T.T. 2s,
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    COMPANY NEWS BY CABLE
    77 7 Reconstruction Of Rambutan. (By arrangement with the "SJTJVV Lcndon, Sept. 9. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of Rambutan to-day approved a scheme ror the reconstruction of the company by the koodoo" 1 f a neW 1^ witn a capital of NO BEAUFORT DIVIDEND. The Directors
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    62 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, SEPT. 10. Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 12% Standard R.S.S. on Tender. September 12% 13 October 12% 13 Ncvember 12% 13 October/December 12% 13 January/March 13:14 Tone cf Market:—Quiet. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 4d. per lb. New York:—Spot Sheet
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    PRODUCE.
    140 7 SINGAPORE, SEPT. 10. Rice, Siam A-l per Koyan $358 Rice, Slam 1 $328 Rice, Siam 2 $319 Rice, Siam 3 $290 Rice, Siam 4 $260 Rice, Saigcn A-l $280 Rice, Saigon 1 m $257 Rice, Saigon 2 $246 Rice, Saigon 3 $240 Rice, Rangoon 1 $217 Rice, Rangoon 2
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    119 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, Sept. 10. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Tacoma Maru 22; Anking 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Perak 17; Mahidol 16; Pangkcr 15; Johan V?n Oldenbarnevelt 11; Keemun 9: Forre:,bank 7. Empire Dock fEntrance Gate 3) Yamagata Maru 32; Edavana 35; Sumatra Maru
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    GAOL FOR TAXI DRIVER.
    293 7 Soldiers Knocked Senseless. This s-qu?l to an accident that occurred in Coimaught Drive on the night of Aug. 31 was. heard before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. Dohoo) this morning, when a Sikh taxi driver named Pal Singh was charged with (1) causing hurt by rash driving
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    BANK EMPLOYEE SENT TO PRISON.
    48 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 9. Mr. FEtrrer, District Judge, sentenced E. L Supp'ah. formerly an employee of the banking firm of Raja Sir S. R. M. M. A. Annama'ai Chettiar, to fcur months' rigorous imprisonment fcr criminal misappropria'ion of $6 900.
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    THE TIN MARKET.
    38 7 'By arrangement with the "8T2.") London, Sept. 9. The tin market opened to-day with Spot quoted at £133 10s. and Forward £135 7s. 6d. The ms?rket was steady and the share market steady and idle.
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    TRADE OF UNITED STATES WITH MIDDLE ASIA.
    209 7 Mr. Don C. Bliss, American Trade Commissioner. 7-A, Ocean Building. Singapore, has just received by cable the following statistics relating to the foreign trade of the United States with Middle Asia for che inonih of July: Total Exports from U. S. G5270,000,000. to
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    Shipping News. NEW STEAMERS FOR STRAITS LINE.
    381 7 P. And O. Co.'s Plans. Details are now available of the two steamers to be built for the P. and O. Company's Straits-China-Japan mail and passenger service, and for which orders have been pLaced with Messrs. Alexander Stephen and Sons, Ltd., of Glasgow.
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    Improvements On N.Y.K. Servicc.
    110 7 The N.Y.K. have decided to improve the Bombay Service which will in future be maintained by the "Kaga Maru" (6,000 tons) and the "Tango Maru" (7,000 tons) from the Australian Line, also the "lyo Maru" (6,000 tons) from the Orient-Seattle Line. These steamers have all been
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    Ship Christened With Water.
    351 7 Utilising a bottle of water in lieu of the champagne of pre-prohibition days, Mrs. Herbert Hoover recently christened the liner "Excalibar" as it slipped off the ways. The "Excalibar" received this special honour from the President's wife because of the fac; that it is the first
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    WOMAN KILLED BY WILD BOAR.
    86 7 Tried To Rescue Her Dog. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 9. A Tamil woman labourer en Val D Cr Estate. Nebong Tebal, was to-day gored to death t>: a wild boar. The weman rushed to try to rescue a pet dog which the boar
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    SUPREME COURT.
    229 7 Alleged Coercion Not Proved. The Chief Justice (Sir William Muriscn) decided in favour of plaintiff in the issue tr ed in the Supreme Court yesterday in the matter cf the will of the late T. O. Mohamed Kassim, who died of bums rece'ved when his bookshop in Dhoby
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    News In Brief.
    201 7 Reuter's Service. Adelaide, Sept. 9. The waterfront strike has virtually ended Geneva, Sept. 9. The League Council has resolved to convene an international conference here in 1931 with a view to suppressing counterfeit currency. Winnipeg. Sept. 10. A wireless message states that Major Burwash, the Canadian Government
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      63 7 [The Share list will be found on Pa?e 5.] IMPERIAL THEATRE I 1 Geylang. [j j 615 To-night, Positively the Last Night. 9.1S I And j I TflE IONEms The London I Hii Circus" l AILTO #I^ s,NGIN6 W r I Zo I Change of Programme To-morrow, September 11. I
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      552 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE —Complete household furnitureOwner leaving the Colony. Apply Box No. 230, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —By Lady going Home second hair October, person to look after two children (cnc and four years) in exchange for passage. 'Phone 3555. WANTED—Partner with small capital in connection with" prospective business
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      267 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright Re LaTemperature. Rata- Sun- I tive Wind. Max. Mln. falL thine. 1 Huml- Dlrec- Smmi Stations. P. p. ing. H oun ditT*. Bpee A\~m sit a r o, ttOUrB tion m.p.h. weather. Aior Star 83 fi g > Kota Bharu U JJ °J
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    MALAYA & THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    620 8 MALAYA THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. Very shortly the Imperial Conference will assemble in London. Its deliberations will be of considerable interest and importance to Malaya as well as to the larger countries which go to make up the British Commonwealth of Nations. The Conference has assumed momentous dignity, but few people
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    280 8 Sixteen houses in Balestier Road have been added to the list of places that are out of bounds to all Troops ln the Garrison. Members of the Strait* Chin-s? Amate r Dramatic and Musical Society are reminded of the special general meeting to be he'd to-night at 7.30. Accord ng
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    KINGSFORD SMITH TO STOP FLYING?
    65 8 Nerves Shattered. Reuter's Service. London, Sept. 10. The airman Major Kingsford Smith toll a "Daily Herald" reporter that he would n< t attempt the proposed so'o flight to Australia as his doctor had forbdden him to fly, his nerves being shattered following an operation immed
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    42 8 From Holland and Germany by "Johan van Oldennarnevelt," due Singapore at 9 a.m. today. Prom China and Japan by "Katcri Maru," due Singapore to-morrow. From Europe, (London mails despatched Aug. 21), by "Rohna," d.e Penang a:, 6 a.m. on Friday.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    37 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London:—4d. New York:—8% cents (G). Singapore:—12V*-12% cents. TIN. London:—Spot £133 12s. 6<L (no change); 3 months, buyers'£135 7s. 6d. (no change), sellers £135 10s. Od. (no change). Singapore:—$68.37 (150 tens sold).
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    NATIONAL DEFENCE DEFICIT.
    145 8 Japanese Govt's Statement Not Acceptable? "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, Sept. 9. The eighth meeting of the Privy Council's Examination Committee yesterday discussed the problem concerning the new state of the defence forces under the London Naval Treaty, and adjourned without reaching an understanding. It is understood that
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    WANTS TO RETURN TO GERMANY.
    102 8 Diamond Asks Cancellation Of Expulsion. Reuter's Service. Berlin. Sept. C. Jack Diamond has sent a wireless message from the freighter "Hannover," instruefng his solicitor here to do his utmost to secure the cancellation Of the expulsion order from Germany to enable him to return by
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    THE SULTANS' DURBAR.
    375 8 To-morrow's Assembly At Klang. H. H. the Sultan of Perak, accompanied by the Raja Muda, the Hon. Raja di Hilir of Perak and other leading Rajas and Chiefs of the State, will leave Kuala Kangsar on Monday by car for Klang to attend the Durbar of the
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    PHILANTHROPIST DEAD.
    285 8 Well-Known Chinese Catholic. News of the death, which occurred on Sept. 4 at hs house in Waterloo Street, of the well known Chinese philan.hrcpist an I fading member ok the Singapore Ziinese Catholic community, Mr. Chat Tcck Hee, at the age of 86 years, was receiver with the
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    Topics Of To-day.
    764 8 (BY "LOOKri The "T.0.M." sugges--Is: "How long will it b 00» unsaleable for a period beeo «>a vie! A A Someone must be buyii jump in the price couldn r what of the morrow? T EtSz saws in such cireum ays setprevailing, and a sin bl means
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    "THE CRADLE SONG."
    36 8 The repeat perforn Song," by the Blue I place to-day in the 1 :ui •The Cradle Song concerning Me in > *Zk performance to-day ia** "3 qualified success the B achieved when H was
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      313 8 I ROBINSON'S SALE. a A Special Offer Dwtag the Sale Only S A FEW ONLY. S I SEMI PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICES. a Ju Various (Voure.l D*4yus. j] g Usual Price 875.00. J a dP S Full Services 72 Pieces ft Sale Price $49 00. J Half Services Fur 6 Person*,
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    REVOLUTIONISTS COSTLY BLUNDER. INDIA PEACE MOVE.
    706 9 Congress Blamed For Failure. M Om TROUBLE EXPECTED. Hostile Concentration Near Peshawar. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 9. to the failure of the unofficial eflorts the moderate Hindus, Sir Tej Bahrein: s i?ru and Mr. Jayakar, to persuade the C of leaders to call
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    TASMANIA'S FINANCES.
    60 9 Scheme For conom'es. Reuter's Service. ar t (Tasmania), Sept. 9. Sottfs oSi McPhee. addressing both •fcessty V n: emphasised the vita 1 ha the finances Tasmania for He oU Wned the Government autrl including the reduction Jlt on\-: ivil servants, a tax of 3d. ::os an d wages,
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
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    Rubber Rallies A Little
    1243 9 LONDON HOPEFUL. Press Views In Malaya And At Home. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 9.~ There was a slight improvement in the price of rubber in I->ndon to-day. Spot rubber was up to 4 :/i6d. per lb., an improvement of three-sixteenths of a penny on yesterday
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    Northern Regime Inaugurated.
    492 9 DIPLOMATS ABSENT. Yen Takes Oath As A Rival "President." Reuter's Service. Sin Kuo Min Press Service. Peking, Sept. 9. Amidst most colourful ceremonies the new Northern Government was formally inaugurated this morning, when Marshal Yen Shi Shan took the oath as President of the State Council. A
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    HIGHER STANDARD OF SAFETY.
    226 9 Effect Of Load-Line Convention. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 9. The full text is now issued of the International Load-line Convention, which was signed unanimously on behalf of 29 countries at the recent London Conference. The Convention, if ratified, will take effect from July 1, 1932,
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    WEST INDIES TORNADO.
    99 9 Immediate Relief Measures In Dominica. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Sept. 9. According to further reports received at the Colonial Office tne position at the British island of Dominica, which was struct by the recent West Indian hurricane, is more serous than was at first thought. Six natives
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    TERRIBLE MISTAKE.
    819 9 Guards Fire On Their Comrades. TRAGEDY STUNS CITY. Buenos Aires Like An Armed Fortress. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. f New York, Sept. 9, 11.45 ajn. Reports from Buenos Aires state that no explanation is yet available for the mysterious heavy cannon firing and rifle f usilade in
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    REVOLT IN BRAZIL.
    43 9 Reuter's Service. New York, Sept. S. It is learned from Monte Video that a revolutionary movement has broken out in the Brazilian State of Rio Grande Dos*. The Uruguayan Government has sent troop* to ths frontier- to protect Uruguayan neutrality.
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    Sports & Pastimes. OUR SELECTIONS.
    351 10 Sports Pastimes. OUR SELECTIONS. S.T.C. Autumn Meeting. THE TURF. The following are our selections for to-day's races: Race No, L—l. ROMANCE. 2. IRISH LADY. 3. SHHtEEN. Race No, 2.—1. HUMOROUS. 2. SPLIT NUT. 3. ALL Race No. 3.—1. DAME FASHION. 2. TAREE. 3. MY POSEY. Race No, 4.—L BOY CHARLTON.
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    ST. LEGER DAY.
    120 10 Will Singapore Win? Reuter's Service. London, Sept. 9. j The St. Leger Beaufort Club callover re--sulted as follows: 9to 2 Parenthesis offered, 5 to 1 taken; 5 to 1 Singapore offered, 11 to 2 taken; 11 to 2 Diolite offered; 13 to 2 Rameses LI, taken and
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    Friendly B. P. Tourney.
    70 10 BADMINTON. The Friendly B.P. tournament was br&ight to a successful conclusion on Sunday last. Results: Singles (final): Tan Peng Whee beat Tan Ann Cheng 9—15, 14—14, (3—2), 13—13 <5—3). Doubles (final): Tan Ann Seek and Lim Lian Seng beat Yeo Joo Seng and Lim Kim Chan.
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    Jovials' Quarterly Meeting.
    77 10 Members of 'he Jovial B.?. are requested to note that the postponed second quarterly general meeting will be held on Sunday at 11 a.m. at th? residence of Mr. Koh E. Num at No. 4, Lorong C, East Coast Road, Singapore. Attendance is very compulsory. Members are
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    Johore Bahru Tournament.
    139 10 Results in the doubles championship tournament at Johore Bahru: 2nd round. A. Rahaman Musa and Ahamad Prang beat Ng Ngo Tee and Awee Ahamad 21—11, 21—15; Sulieman Abdullah and Rahaman Hamid beat N. K. Pillay and K. N. Koshi 20—20, (5—4), 21—19; A. Rahaman Jaffar and Syed
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    19 10 Captain A. Nevill. R.A.. is appointed Officer SLAB'S R^y PootbaU Ma!ft y a Com■■nana, the aeaj.,n 19^,0-31.
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    879 10 Welch Defeat S.C.C. In Second Replay. A DRAMATIC FIVE MINUTES. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. [By "Reynard. 1 The European civilian and regimental teams met for the third time in the of the Singapore Cup yesterday at the Anson Road Stadium. The two previous games had been drawn and until late
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    To-day's Semi-Final.
    46 10 The Malays, hav.ng disposed recently of the Chinese, meet the Welch 2nd XI at the Anson Road Stadium to-day in the other semi-final. The Malays are expected**a win but the Welch reserves are almost H good as their seniors and may spring a surprise.
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    Malaya Cup Final Trial.
    110 10 The following players ha-'e bc?n invited to take part in the final S.A.F.A. Malaya Cup trial match at the Anson F,o3d Stadium on Monday: J. Lee's XI: Urquhart (S.R.C); Syed Ahmed (M.F.A.), J. Lee (S.C.C.-capt.); Ah Hui (S.C.F.A.). F-ade G'.C.O), Donald (S.C.C); Khoon Cnn (S.C.F.A.), Mat
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    HOME LEAGUE RESULTS.
    38 10 Yesterday's Matches. Reuter's Service. London, Sept. 9. English league matches played yesterday resulted as follows: English League, Div. I. Grimsby T. 1, Aston Villa 2. English League, Div. Ill (Northern) Ne'son 1, Lincoln C. 2.
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    383 10 LAWN TENNIS. Result and ties in the S.C.C. tournament: B. CLASS SINGLES: H. H. Markham owe 2 beat J. 8. Nathan owe 15, 6—3, 6-4; H. H. Bullen owe 15 v. R. N. Byatt owe 2, set all (finish Friday). C. CLASS SINGLES: A. C. C. Perdriau plus
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    American Championships.
    120 10 Reuter's Service. Forest Hilis, Sewt f. In the third round of the American Championships Btiktley Bell beat R. Lewis* 6—l. v—4, 13—11, L/ttlcton Rogers beat Cil&worth Vines 4—6, 4—6. 6—4, 6—l. 6—i; Clifford Sutter beat Ljvvman 6—l, 2 —6. 4 —6. 6 —3, 0— 3; Sidney Wood beat
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    Prevalence Of Foot-Faults.
    137 10 Watching a holiday lawn tennis American tournament the other day, it was interesting to note the way in which the fcot-fault rule b persistently di~regr.rded, especially by the male players. The players were anything but schoolboys, who would have been more careful. In what one.may call rectory
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    A.A.A.'s Annual Meeting.
    236 10 NEW OFFIJE-BEARERS ELECTED. The second annual general meeting of the Amicable Athletic Association was held at the Association's premises. 147, Hill Street, on Sunday. Mr. Goh Teck Swee was in the chair, and there was a good attendance of members. After the second annual report and the
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    National League Results.
    24 10 BASEBALL. Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.) New York, Sept. 9. Lajest baseball results are: Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn 8. Philadelphia 4.- Brooklyn 11.
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    WHEN THE REFEREE SHOULD INTERVENE.
    604 10 Lessons Of American Tragedies. BOXING. Mr. F. C. Johnson writes: "In continuation of my letter to you of the 7th inst., I should be very pleased if you would kindly publish this letter, including the enclosed newspaper extract. This should be a lesson to a
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    Batu Pahat G.E.S. Annual Sports.
    350 10 ATHLETICS. (From Our Ovon Correspondent.) Batu Pahat, Sept. 7. The annual athletic sports of the Government English School, Batu Pahat, were held on the school ground under ideal weather conditions. There was a large gathering of spectators amongst whom were the Assistant Adviser (Mr. R.
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    END OF ENGLISH SEASON.
    56 10 The Australians' Last Match. CRICKET. The Australians commence their last match of the 1930 tour to-day against an England XI at Scarborough. The Gentlemen v. Players match, at Folkestone to-day, and the Champion County v. th: Rest, commencing at the Oval on Saturday, v\ ill bring
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    Two M.C.C. Matches.
    108 10 Reuter's Service. London, Sept. 9. In the match begun at Folkestone on Saturday between a South of England XI and the M.C.C. the scores were: South of England: 210 (Allom 5 for 43) and 217 (Moore 101 not out). MC.O: 217 (Robins 5 for 52 N and
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    Two-Day Match At S.C.C.
    109 10 The following will represent the Free Foresters XI v. a Europ?an Malayan XI on Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. at the S.C.C: R. L. L. Braddell, G. J. Bryan, C. K. Foster, N. J. A. Foster. R. N. Hamilton, Capt. D. V. Hill, Major C.
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    Bradman's Three Figure Average Broken.
    142 10 The following are the latest English and Australian batting and bowling averages: Batting. English: Inns. Runs. Highest. Ay. Sutcliffe 40 2154 173 67.31 Duleepsinghji 45 2465 333 £8.€9 Hammond 43 1951 211 52.72 Sandham 46 2161 204 51.45 Hobbs 39 1900 146 51.35 Australian: Inns.
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    Garrison League.
    86 10 FINAL POSITIONS. Team P. W. L. D. PwS. H. Q. Wing. Welch R. 8 6 0 2 14 "A" Coy. Welch R. 8 5 2 1 12 Royal Engineers 8 4 2 2 10 11th Battery, R.A. 7 4 3 0 8 "C" Coy, Welch R. 8 3
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    SLIDING BOOM.
    214 10 Legality Of Use In America Cup. YACHTING. Reuter's Service. Newport (Rhode Island), Sept. 9. With the approach cf the America Cup Race on Saturday, great curiosity is manifested in the numerous mechanical contrivances forming part of the equipment of the cup defender, "Entei prise." She has a particularly
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    K.G.C. Events.
    31 10 GOLF. The monthly medal (bogey) competition of the Keppel Golf Club for September will take place on Saturday and Sunday, and the ladies' spoon (stroke) competition en Monday next.
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    77 10 Association Football. Tuan Mong Old Boys' Association against Kwang Tow's XI to-morrow on the J. C. S. A. ground: Tuan Mong's XI: Teng Scan; Yeow Thuan, Hua Mwee; Teck Kern, Swee Chiang, Kee Kiah: Peng Seah, Joo Nam, Hong Siang. Gek Cheng, Hong Yeow. Kwang Tow's XI:
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    The Stock Position.
    117 10 N3 HEAVY SELLING CF SHARES. Messrs. Fraser's weekly report, issued today. states: The anticipated announcement concerning the question of restr ction of rubber was duly forthcoming frc-m Government ever the toend, and whi'st the negaive decision resulted in the price of the commodity further declining, there hr.s
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    Many Chinese DeDarting.
    147 10 NO WORK IN SINGAPORE. That the slump in rubber D Sinscpore been the cause for the return to Hone Eon? of many Chinese through powrbj, mark made »:y Detective-Sergeant P WM before Mr. T. S. Whjrte-Smith, the Boa] m Magistrate, 'ast week, when bn pleaded guilty v.
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    CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED.
    66 10 Sequel To Car's Plunge W» River. Reuter's Service. Antwerp. SeP 1 of Lx, A 2* Alfred Pnufcr, lh Home's car, has b< Lady Horiu 'S coup 12. a* 05 as Mrs. San- Crock Hungarian by birth ana m mus cal comedy a< PetraS s. war, under the I
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    SLAVE TRAFFIC.
    74 10 SLAVE untitled Chinese Wonu.'JJ ok- "t Judge' Mr. G. T. Peall t hree an elderly Chin»rigorous imprisonn ing in young girls. at the instance 01 d rr.ade Two young Chin* brougW k g plaint alleging that t poie fiom China 2 ffc? met the accused ii premised to find n
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    Correspondence.
    85 11 Co rrespondence. 0u r ders are invited to write to us on '> pubUe interest. It must be under*£y that the "Malaya Tribune" does not 5 c n dorse opinions expressed by corres"*£tt ETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF preferably typewritten (double m r id on one side of the paper
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    A Money Order Problem.
    74 11 Dl s is upset because his identification o[ a c .:i connection with the cashing of a m was not accepted, the coolie to name someone in the G.P.O. ff ho Jfh for him. He should remember_ hi 1 that it is necessary for the Post
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    Farrell Films.
    88 11 Editor, •Malaya Tribune."; Sir. I be very much obliged if the Pox jpjln, c 10» will let me and all cinemagoers K *igh your columns if there will aiv >:cture featuring the well-known actor a. Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor in one of the magazines some time ae
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    Private Schools.
    168 11 (To t' Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—A> I was going through your issue of Saturday A 30. two things specially struck me One h is the discussion by our City Fathers about the dying houses" and the other "Educationist's" letter about Private Schools. The one is the place for
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    BACKWARD MALAYA.
    231 11 Ask The Dutch To Help Us! The following letter appears in the "Malay Mail Sir.—Your leading article in Monday's paper—Mala van Communications surely gives Malayans "plenty food for thought." Since 1927, Bandoeng has been in wireless■'.'Phon. communication with Holland and fiCe one hu.a been able to speak from
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    ESTATE ASIATIC STAFFS.
    451 11 Sympathy Of Employers. PAM r n chalrnu 1 of the to the E A ?a M "i 0 1 8 e *°ellent foreword the Quarterly magazine of Seiner- Staffs Elation of th! A Stats' AsMciation to produce a quarterly magazine "nportant advance in the activities of the
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    BIG THEFT OF STAMPS.
    72 11 Discovery At Madras Post Office. Madras. Stamps valued at Rs. 17,000 have been found missing at the General Post Office. While checking the stock of stamps this morning, some packets supposed to contain one-anna stamps were found to contain only quarter-anna stamps. The Police are investigating,
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    "His Excellency's Lesson."
    1219 12 IPOH PAPER DRIVES IT HOME. Malayan Officialdom And The Public. Referring to the recent editorial in the "Malaya Tribune" under the caption "His Excellency's Lesson,'' the "Times of Malaya," also editorially, says that it discusses, in an honest, constructive manner, the lessons which His Excellency Sir Cecil
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    140 12 Malacca is to have her own Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The establishment of such a society was suggested some little while ago by the Straits Settlements (Malacca) Association, and from enquiries made it became very evident that lis formation would be supported by the public of
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      353 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Drill Programme. TO-DAY, SEPT. 10. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, European Units S. V. C, New Members Weapon training. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Bde. Big. Section, Signal training. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. Intelligence Platoon, Lecture —Mechanical Transport. 5.15 p.m— Drill Hall, Officers 1st Bn. SB.VJ., Conference. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 11. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall,
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    The Social Evil.
    882 13 "MAKING SAINTS BY LEGISLATION." Comment On Colony Bill. As our readers are aware, says the "Times of Malaya" in a frankly worded editorial, any laws passed in the Straits Settlements are duiy passed in the Federated Malay States at a later date. Therefore, the proposed new law
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    Electricity In Small Towns.
    618 14 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYA. Mr. F. W. F«.lmer, V.C, Managing Ducotor. Electrical Dotnoalion Co., Ltd., wiites as follows in the electrical supplement of one "T.me 3 of Malaya". Progress anu development In a new country geneially follow the lines ol progress in European counuies, but at
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    "BRAINS TO COUNT MORE."
    366 14 Scientist On Next 100 Years. "Industrial supremacy in the future will be with the nation that uses Its brains," Professor Herbert R. Moody, a leading figure at the Congress of Chemical Industry, said to a pressman. He was speaking of the influence that chemistry will have
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    Sports & Pastimes. CHARM OF THE GAME.
    1313 15 Sports Pastimes. CHARM OF THE GAME. A Confession And A Moral. CRICKET. Mr. Robert Lynd, the famous essayist, writes in "News Chronicle":— Mr. Spender confessed the other day that for 40 years or more he had been in the habit of reading the cricket; scores before any other news in
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    "LOOKING FOR A WIFE."
    247 15 Man's Alleged False Pretences. An allegation that a married man advertised for a wife was made at Highgate Police Court when William James Caldwell, aged thirty-nine, of Cressida-road, Highgate, was accused of obtaining £524 from Miss May Joyce Jones, aged twenty-five, a typist, of Camden-road, by
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    MARKET PRICES.
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