Malaya Tribune, 16 September 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune vol. XVII. No. 219 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1930.
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      78 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. fOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. ocao==oi=oi== oi=aoi= =3 oE« B===ao=o=====io=oi=o=o j When Buying 1 1 V Ask for:- j I gS) "Ship" "Swan" gS|£ j 131 Brands |2E? I Sweetened Condensed ffslPf j AND < I CLOVER" BRAND I Sterilized Natural Unsweetened Condensed as well as ci
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      10 1 Washing Suitings. N r r Tropical Wear. HIGH STREET, Singapore.
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    Our London Letter THE GROUSE SEASON.
    3179 2 Gliding Safer Than Motoring. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.' J London, Aug. 21. The Festival of St. Grouse, which the beginning of the sportsman's autumnal season, l*ld out most promising prospects this year. Stocks of birds depend on the previous season, and for the
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      219 2 WON'T THEY EAT RICE PUDDING? Most parents have had experience of the ouaint likes and dislikes in children in regard to food. For seme strange reason they will object, to a dish which ethers find quite palatable. It If a mistake to try to ccmpel a child to take feed
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      644 2 SUCCESS WITH SUNSHINE GLAXC What Nurses Write: EXPECTANT MOTHERS NURSING MQT^': morning sickness relieved nausea finished «Tatient had very bad morning sickness i a wee baby t fretfu > (]atul became very ill. I advised Sunshine Glaxo a r»^ r morning and night. Result good. Got vomited after meals not
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    Travel And Adventure. AIRSHIP'S GREAT FLIGHT.
    2321 3 THE BYRD ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. Exploring Davy Jones's Locker. Insurance Of Sea Passengers. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Aug. 14 RlOO has made a record flight from east tc west acrcSS" the Atlantic. To fly from Cardington to Canada in, roughly, two days, is
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      169 3 Bilious ft Backs in ESSe» 1 Singapore o**s£9tA How many aching? B VCKACHE, rheumatic twinges, sciatica, lumbago, headaches, and a tired fretful condition are Nature's [jj ku ey distress. Don't run needless risks. Is* Doan'i Backache Kidney Pills. They strengthen and stimuli:e weak kidneys and will make your life worth
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      23 3 1 YOU'LL FIND IT EVERYWHERE, j i fi&SSm KODAK lim| te». I 5j (Incorporated in England.) ■< I SINGAPORE. I I c in rv
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      246 3 mmmmm^ __SSSB9B aaamum BBS 1 FOR twenty years Big Ben has been demonstrating his dependability and usefulness in millions of homes. Over this long period of years Big Ben has kept pace with the times .in style in design. He has proven that when an alarm is built right, it
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    CHAINED TO FENCE.
    75 4 A Dublin Warder Maltreated. While proceeding homeward after having, attended mass, a Dublin warder, Richar Murray, found his pa' h barred by a motor car from which three men jumped and chaire I and padlocked him to the iron rail of a fence. They affixed to h's
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    TOURIST EXHIBITION.
    60 4 Switzerland To Take Part. A classic country for the tourist, the seat of numerous factories of locomotives, marine motors, auto-buses, telephones, etc., Switzerland was bound to accept the invitation of the Polish Government to exhibit at Poznan. The stands of the Railways, Post Office, Tourist Offices and numerous
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      202 4 A Healthy Outlook He remembers when this wis just t jungle, how he was afraid he would never see those young healthy trees ready to be tapped—he was afraid malaria, 'flu or fever would invalid him home nrst. But thanks to Hall's Wine which has kept his system toned up
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      510 4 HEALTH IS BETTER THAN WEALTH 1 Good health is the greatest gift of life. Of what avail are your riches if you cannot enjoy them? Perpetual pain in the body, the burning sensation in passing urine, the lack of appetite makes even the most delicious food unpalatable. The hundred and
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      229 4 exquisite! 1 PERFUME a i Sole Alien! s: S 1 WEILL MONTOR LTD. I J > raffles place. i "i cjc ***** the tobacco alone j Your cigarettes may suit the pSSfeS rush of the day—a pipe may t 1 But- for the evening of E leisure, for the perfect
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1973 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. Mining. ISSUED BY FRASER CO. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Sept. 16, 10 a.m. 1929 JS Capita.. £S*J CUBING QUOTATIONS. a OO Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 150,000 100 000 Buyers. Sellers. ■JJJ i: tarn Tin June 30 200,000 *****0 mJ £L 30 £1 70 0 I Tin
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      27 5 Ph ne 2419 UM iIEE SENG. n «arkc. street, Singapore, r c he&p Motor Car tyres. Mr. a Umited quantity to be D wared at &ALF PRICE.
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      36 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.
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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 ycur bedroom and a gift for your friends. PRICES MODERATE. D. T. LIM CO., 353. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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      6 5 wM H I navy cut cicarettes/
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      333 6 I Can you tell the truth tor 24 hours? I See RICHARD DIX _1 H IN 9 3 I PARAMOUNT'S ADAPTATION of the famous Stage Comedy B I "Nothing But The Truth" I wwy u\\i )du uu yy v&g s BsHORO© 0© OO OOP© OOP© O© OQ ©©OOP Kg p2°B
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      168 6 Amusements. I 6.15 ."LAST NIGHT. 9.15 I I All Comedy Programme! 1 I LAUREL and HARDY I I In their Latest Mirthquake I "MEN 0' WAR" I POLLY MORAN and MARIE DRESSLER I IN v J CAUGHT SHORT jji IA Riotous Stock Market Comedy.! I TO-MORROW NIGHT. I -The Film
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      261 6 1 NARLBOnOi GH 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9J5 j I Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer pr. Nts I Cliff Edwards Marion hilling 5 jjj IN Of fiord Byron Of Broadway" i I SONG HITS! COLOUR SEQUES E>> I S ALSO I STAN LAUREL and OLIVER v \RDY 5 C{ IN j I "PERFECT DAY 99 j
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    Commercial News. AND CO.
    794 7 y er y 5 >n 8 Financial Position. eneral meeting of Messrs. Mc--I*c Ltd., was held yesterday at JJJTjJ Mr. J. W. de Piro presided G »hc present were: Messrs. C. A. Dd g. Riches, the Hon. Mr. J. W. s. D. S. S. Douglas. H.
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    286 7 Tin Price Declines. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 am to-day: RUBBER. London.—4d., unchanged. New York.—7% cents (G), down cent. Shares:— Dull. Allenbys 80—90 cents, Ayer Moleks 70—80 cents. Ayer Panas 70—80 cents Basretts 45—50 cents, Brogas 45—50 cents,' Bukit Jelotongs cents, Bukit Katils 30 —35 cents,
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    PRODUCE.
    140 7 SINGAPORE, SEPT. 16. Rice, Siam A-l per Koyan $358 Rice, Siam 1 $328 Rice. Siam 2 $318 Rice, Siam 3 $280 Rice, Siam 4 $260 Rice, Saigon A-l $276 Rice, Saigon 1 $255 Rice, Saigon 2 $246 Rice, Saigon 3 $240 Rice, Rangoon 1 $222 Rice, Rangoon 2 $220
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    LATEST RUBBER STOCKS.
    22 7 (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London, Sept. 15. rubber stocks are given as: London »2,233 tons; Liverpool 31,796 tons.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    64 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, SEPT. 16. Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 12% Standard R.S.S. on Tender. September 12% 12% October 12% 12% November 12% 13 "-October/December 12% 13 January/March 1314, 1334 Tone cf Market:—Steady, dull. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 4d. per lb. New
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    314 7 (British Official Wireless.) •Bj courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE. SEPT. 16. Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15 16d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 29/32 d., London CO days' sight 2s. 3 27/32 d., London 30 dayssight 2s. 3 13/16 d., London demand 2s. M/|*L/
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    249 7 Twenty One Cases On Calendar. Mr. Justice H. D. Mundell presided at the lifth session of the Singapore Assizes which commenced its s.-tting in the Supreme Court to-day. It was decided to release special jurors until Monday, when cases involving the loss of human life w:ll be dealt
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    LIVING ON SAVINGS.
    238 7 N. C. Begg Before District Judge, The case in which N.C. Begg is asked to show caitse why he should not be ordered to execute a bond to be erf good behaviour was continued before the District Judge (Mr. J. T. Peall) yesterday. e ?g went irto
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    THE SILVER SCREEN.
    135 7 Mirth And Melody At The Capitol. Patrons of the Capitol were highly amused last n ght by ihe excellent talk c version of the farce, "Nothing But The Truth.'* In this interpretation it is more than a farce. There is genuine humorous characterisation. Richard Dix, as the
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    "OORELU SAIVA BALYA SANGAM."
    152 7 A special general meeting of the "Oorelu Saiva Balya Sangam" was held recently a: the Pilliar Temple premises, presided over by the President Sri Sathasiva Gurukal, Eala Sundra Gurukal. There was a very large and representative gathering. The important items consldeied were: 1 The report submitted
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    111 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. Sept. 16. East Wharf (Entrance Gate Ml Kweiyang—Cremer 22: Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Tanfield 18; Hellas 16; Kedah 14; Pres. Adams 11; Anking 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Darvel 30; Kutsang 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Heimei Maru
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    SHIPPING NEWS. Opium Found On "Pres, Jefferson."
    117 7 San Francisco, Sept. 4. When the Dodlar line steamship "President Jefferson" arrived here to-day from ports in the Philippine Islands, China and Japan, local customs agents found several hundred tins of opium aboard her. No arrests were made. The X.P.M. "Cremer" arrived this
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    ARRIVALS.
    174 7 "Silvercedar," Brit. 2,636 tons, Capt. Jackson, frcm Calcutta, 15-9; for Batavia, 19-9. "G. Verspyck," Dut. 661 tons, Capt. Ackerman, from Lctong. 15-9: for Letong, 18-9. "Vyner Brooke," Sar. 713 tans. Capt. Benfiold, from Kuching, 15-9; for Kuching, 20-9 Kwachi Maru,'.' Jap. 3,566 tons, Capt. Fujitu, from Yokohama, 15-9; for
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment cf Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100.
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    DANGEROUS MOTORIST.
    80 7 Licence Suspended For Three Years. A European motorist named W. Fall fant wias charged before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. Dohoo) vesierday with be.ng drunk and incapable and (2) dr.ving motor-car S. 7071 in a rash and negligent maimer by colliding with Inspector Gean's car hi Connaught Drive. The
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      100 7 [The Share list will be found on page 5.] j MPERIAL THEATRE GEYLANG. 'Phone 5637. jjj 1... I I j ItroßMANcn 1 I NEXT i{£ WILLIAM FOX presents j ™ZL j pj» 1 The popular Screen and Stage star 1 swtember 1 I GEORGE JESSELL g WITH q. I ULA
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      607 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE —One motor car (Saloon) by wellknown maker for $800. Apply to Box 233. c/o Malaya Tribune. Dutch and English private tuition, grammar, conversation, correspondence, etc. Practical easy method. Terms moderate. Apply Box 234, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —Chinese Salesman, only experienced sundries and provision salesmen need
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      508 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, SEPT. 16. Bagan Si Api Api (Esmeralda} 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Siak, Pakan Baroe and Pajakombo (Hong Kwong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Laboean Bilik Tandjong Balel (Singkep) 3 p.m. North and East India (Kutsang) 3 p.m. Pontianak (Khoen Hoea) 4 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, SouthEast Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas
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    THE ISLAND FOLK.
    792 8 Some months ago we wrote of the unfortunate conditions prevailing on the small island of Sudong, near Raffles Light. There was shortage of fresh water (supplies being toilfully carried from Singapore in fishingboats), and it was manifest that apart from though perhaps partly as a result of
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    266 8 The Rowing Club's tiffin to Mr. J. C. H. Booth, who is leaving for England, takes place 'at the Europe Hotel to-n.„rrow. The Asiatic community of Selangcr are to give an At Home to the Hon. Mr. San Ah Wing, J.P.. at the New Victoria Institution on Saturday afternoon. We
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    TO CAPTURE OVERSEAS MARKET.
    155 8 Motor Show At Olympia. (British Official Wireless.) Rugby, Sept. 15. Seven other nations will be in rivalry with British manufacturers when the world's biggest motor show is held at Olympia, London, next month. British manufacturers are choosing the motor shew for the opening of an intensive
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    THE SULTAN OF JOHORE.
    104 8 Must "Return To A Cool Climate/ The following bulletin has been issued from the Istana Pasir Plangi, Johore: His Highness the Sultan of Johore. whose health had benefited by residence in a cool climate, has had a return of his former symptoms since entering a warm
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERTS.
    390 8 First Of New Series On Saturday. The arrangements for the first of the new scries of Children's Concerts, on Saturday, are now almost complete. The Colonial Secretary and Mrs. Scott have consented to be present and inaugurate the Concerts, and tney will b? received outside the Memorial Hall
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    197 8 Two young Englishmen arrived during the week-end in Kuala L. mpur. on a tour of the world by motor-car, says the "Malay Mail." They are Mr. J. B. Dixon and Mr. C. E. Shippam. who started from Liverpool in a Riley "9" on April 25 bent on circumnavigating th? glebe,
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    43 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London:—4d. New Ycrk:—B*k cents (G). S.npapoi^:—l2' 2 -12% cents. TIN. L rdoii:—Spot £133 17s. 6d. 10s. 0d.); 3 months, buyers £135 7s. 6d. (down 15s. Od.). sellers £135 10s. Od. <down 15s. od.». Singapc;t:— (100 tons sold).
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    Topics Of To-day.
    690 8 <BY"LO< A Japanese i American airmen And "hoped" seem- c T view cf the Adventur »*a. I men lately. I have heard many lips of married man, 1 Urv Ir °o flu I lift my topi to the in part, solved a verj tion. The said coll.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    43 8 d From China Mid Singapore at 9 a m From China and Singapore at 10 ajn From China and due Singap re to-nn StiSso* From Holland b on Thursday morning f*f^ From Eurcp?. 1 on Aug. 23» tj on TTlll *'iT
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      218 8 J Special Sale Prices j At Robinson's Sale, j RALEIGH I a "POPULAR' I jjj lal demand for this Cycle has Jjj X /I^*^ F "P t ci;l v ui(lible kr Estate H g U FINISH—BIack- pr.amel beautiI W| I\ V/ Special Sale Price I [jj Complete w'tli F»oc»i Lamp
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      182 8 S TELEGRAMS 'PHONE:— S R SILVABROS" 4540. H I A NEW SHIPMENT OF I GENUINE I I Crystal Bead 1 Necklaces j Dj GOLD -MOUNTED jG I Elephant-Hair I I Jewellery 1 C AND SILVER-MOUNTED g I Butterfly-Wing 1 I Jewellery. I s In ONLY LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE.nI a I
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    Political Chaos In Germany. HOPELESS MINORITY.
    209 9 Political Chaos In Germany. HO PELESS MINORITY. p< Of German Government. FASCIST LANDSLIDE. foa >n Of Moderates And Socialists? (Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.) Berlin, Sept. 15. Th unary election returns definiteli tho% be Fascisis are profiting by the ssion all along the line and that party are the Socialists, who, I
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    OLIVE BRANCH.
    215 9 Berlin, Sept. 16. According to the latest official figures, which are st.ll ioject to corrections owing to the intricate calculations necessitated by a proportional representation system, the new Reichstag will have 575 members (against 491 in th? j/ievious Reichstag) of whom 1«'; till be Socialists (against 153), 107
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    FANTASTIC RESULT.
    332 9 (Reuter's Service.) Berlin, Sept. 15. The almost fantastic electoral successes of ■tftldsta has created a tremendous sensation *U over Ot: many. The fact that the official estimate of sixty seats in the Reichstag tos been s overwhelmingly exceeded is due to jj* popularity of the Party's programme, deluding
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    Will Government Give Relief?
    214 9 THE RUBBER CRISIS. Malacca Planters Send Petition To Governor. MR. TAN CHENG LOCK INTERVIEWED. Th e Malacca Rubber Planters have sent to the Resident Councillor a pet.tion which they have asked him to submit to H. E. the Governor. The Resident Councillor- has stated that he
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    The "Tribune" Suggestion.
    1330 9 COME TO TERMS WITH AMERICANS. In connection with the Governor's announcement, that there will be no interference, on the part of the Malayan Government, in the affairs of the rubber industry, and that economic laws must be allowed to take' Their course, a "Malacca Guardian" representative called
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    Java Firm To Restrict Voluntarily.
    27 9 (Reuter's Service.) Amsterdam. Sept. 16. The directors of the Java Caoutchouc Co., have decided 10 stop rubber production on Jan. 1 next.
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    "Shamrock" Again Beaten.
    409 9 THE AMERICAS CUP. British Hbpes Now Fading Away. AMERICAN SKIPPER'S REMARKABLE ACT. (Reuter's Service.) Newport, Rhode Island, Sept. 15. "Enterprise" won the second race for the Americas Cup to-day by 9 nuns. 49 sees. America has thus secured two wins to nil in the historic yachting event
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    YEN HARD PRESSED.
    352 9 Seeks Manchurian Intervention. NO PEACE PROPOSALS. Communist Threat Growing More Serious. (Sin Kuo Min Press Service.) Shanghai, Sept. 16. The Government forces have been vigorously attacking the Kuominchun line south of Lanfeng. The Northerners, who are strongly entrenched, put up a stubborn resistance. The Government right wing,
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    NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
    216 9 Departments I\> Be Housed In Whitehall. (British Official Wireless.) Rugby, Sept. 15. The Government's decision to build new Government office, in Whitehall is being embodied in a measure which Parliament will be asked to approve early in the coming session. The scheme affects the embankment side of
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    A FRIENDLY CONTEST.
    141 9 Airmen Challenging Hinkler's Record. (British Official Wireless.) R-.:gby, Sept. 15. Five British airmen recently decided to compete in a friend y 10 000 m les air rac? to Australia in the hope cf improving on the record of 15' 2 days established by B?r. Hinkler in February,
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    36 9 OUR LONDON LETTER, en pare t. TRAVEL A ADVENTURE, en pares 3 and 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. en pare 8. CORRESPONDENCE, en pare 11. LITERARY NOTES, on page 12. SOUTH CHINA NOTES, en pare
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      340 9 jj Accurate tools make sure the edifice: Ln !w|» 0r a cm Porary dwelling a tent will serve. But when one chooses a ft S ft3HKI residence to;-life one demands a strut ture that will last, thai will P CHS? withstanii the elemenls. A structure whose dependability is mat- tn
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    Sports & Pastimes. HOME LEAGUE RESULTS.
    115 10 Sports Pastimes. HOME LEAGUE RESULTS. Yesterday's Matches. ARSENAL DROP A POINT. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. (Reuter's Service.) London, Sept. 15. To-day's English League matches resulted as follows: English League Div. 1. Aston Villa 2 Grimsby Town 0. Blackburn R. 2, Arsenal 2. Chelsea 0. Sheffield W. 0. Huddersfield T 3, Manchester U.O.
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    READY FOR SATURDAY.
    882 10 Malaya Cup Final Trial. DOUBT ABOUT THE DEFENCE. [By "Reynard."] I The Singa'.wre Malaya Cup tram, with Ifial Noor and Ah Kow absent, had their last tryout yesterday before the final of the Malaya Cup on Saturday. The test was against another team picked by the S.A.F.A.
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    S.C.C. Six-A-S de Tourney.
    58 10 The S.C.C. six-a-side tournament commences on the Padang this evening when four matches will be played:—L. J. Brit tain's team v. Bell's. E. A. Joy's team v. N. Pyfe's. K. H. MacFarlane's team v. A. K. Reade's; and J. Lee's team v. A. Donald's. Four other
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    Moonlight Football XI Beat Kampong Saga Team.
    31 10 The Moonlight XI defeated the Kampong Saga Team s—o5—0 at Balestier plain yesterday. Chiang Bah Chee (4) and Teek Chuan scored for the winners.
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    N.S. Hose Cup.
    178 10 CLUB AND ROVERS IN THE FINAL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 15. By beating the Seremban United Chinese Association by the odd goal in seven in a thrilling and interesting match on Saturday, the Negri Sembilan Club (winners of the Hose Cup for the last three
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    185 10 LAWN TENNIS. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. A. CLASS SINGLES: Lt. Armitage plus 15 beat C. J. Stephen plus 4, 6—l, 6—4. B. CLASS SINGLES: H. H. Bullen owe 15 beat H. H. Maikham owe 2, 6—3, 7—5. C. CLASS SINGLES.—(FINAL): A. C. C. Perdriau plus 2 v. V. P. F.
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    66 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. LADIES' SINGLES—(FINAL): Miss M. Gomes beat Mrs. N. S. Kogan 6—2, 6—L B. SINGLES—(FINAL): A. G. Armstrong beat C. Baumgaiten 9—7, 5- 7, 6—4. MIXED DOUBLES: Mss P. Richards and E. Woodford beat Miss L. Pereira and R. Nicholson 6—3, 6—2. A. Singles handicap final will
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    R.C.G.C. Events.
    36 10 GOLF. The following are the Race Course Golf Clubs September competitions: Monthly Medal.—Stroke. 20th and 21st. Captain's Cup.—Entries close to-morrow. Qualifying round to *be played on Saturday and Sunday. The oest eight will qualify.
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    G.G.C. Men's Medal.
    68 10 The men's monthly medal was played at the Garrison Golf Club on Saturday and Sunday. Eighteen cards were taken out. The best returns were: Captain J. B. Cowie 83 —15=68 Lieut. J. C. Alexander 87—18=69 Major J. "M. MacKinnon 88—18=70 Major G. J. Shepherd 89—18=71 The ball
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    K.G.C. Events.
    51 10 Thirty-four cards were taken out for the September Medal of the Keppel Golf Club which resulted in a v/in for A. Farahar, who returned a score of 1 on bogey. BALL SWEEPS. Saturday: H, A. Davison 1 up. Sunday: Divided between J. G. Clemetscn. H. A. Davison, A.
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    K.G.C. Ladies' Spoon.
    61 10 Nineteen cards were Liken out for the Ladies' September Spoon competition at the Keppel Golf Club, and the following** eight returned:—Mrs. W. Marshall 45—9—36; Mrs. G. R. Wiseman 48 —8=40; Mrs. R. E. Earle 52—11=41; Mrs. R. H. Wilson 45—3=42; Mrs. J. G. Clementson 54—12=42; Mrs. J.
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    Walter Lindrum Hurt.
    48 10 BILLIARDS. (By arrangement with the "SJJ>.") London, Sept. 14. Walter Lindrum, the Australian billiards wizard, who arrived on Saturday, met with an unfortunate accident *t Victoria, a suitcase falling back and knocking out three Of his teeth as he was disembarking from the boat train.
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    FINAL AVERAGES.
    169 10 Verity Displaces Parker. CRICKET. (By arrangement with the "SJJP.") London, Sept. 15. The following are the final averages of Australian and English players, with the exception of the champ on county v. the Rest now proceeding: BATTING. English. Inns. Runs. Highest. Avge. Sutcliffe 43 2,261 173 64 60
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    Australian Giants To Retire.
    28 10 It is announced by "The Daly Mail" that W. M. Woodfull, W. H. Ponsford and W. A Oldfield are to retire from Test cricket.
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    "Duleep" For Australia.
    88 10 It is stated that Duleepsinhji, the brilliant Indian cricketer (and nephew of "Ranji") who played in four Test matches for England this year, is leaving for Australia in the winter to learn sheep farming and to escape from the English weather. It is not yet decided to
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    S.R.A. Classifications.
    215 10 THE TURF. List No. 4, amendment No. 5. issued Sept. 15 by the S.UA., announces the following classification of horses and ponies: HORSES. Transfers:—Kalaw from Class 2 to Class 1; Entella from Class 1 to Class 2; Greenut from Class 1 to Class 2; White Hcney from Class
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    Local Team In Batavia.
    50 10 YACHTING. A Singapore Yacht Club team will leave aboard the "Melchior Treub" for Batavia, where they will race three international sixmetre yachts against craft of the same type representing the Royal Batavia Yacht Club. The races, three in all. will be sailed over the next week-end.
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    Cardosa Trophy.
    65 10 The second series of races for the Cardosa Trophy, for competition among "B" class boats of members of the R.S.Y.C. was held on Sunday. The boats and skippers, in the order of finish were: Punai (E. G. Holiday); Mowgli (H. Finlay); Prima Donna (Winstedt); Columbine Irene (L. R.
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    Merridales Beat Devonshires.
    106 10 BADMINTON. The match between Merridale B.P. and Devonshire B.P. played at Merridale's court on Sunday last lesulted in a win for the home e de by five to two. Results (Merridale players mentioned first): Neo Peng Heng lost to Tan Quee Leng B—ls, 12—15, Tan Yong Kiang
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    C.S.C. Beat J.B.P.
    102 10 FING-PONG. The Jovial Badminton Farly were the guest~> of the Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday and were engaged in five friendly matches. The result was a very close win for the latter by 3 matches to 2. The following are the detailed results:—Soh Choo Lock (Jovial) beat
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    SATURDAY'S RESULTS.
    61 10 Newports' Big Score. RUGBY FOOTBALL. (By arrangement with the "BJFJ*.") London, Sept. 14. The following were the results of the principal rugby matches on Saturday: Manchester 11, Headingley 21. Cardiff 14. Bristol 28. Coventry 10, Bridgend 16. Leicester 20. Old Blues 0. Harlequins 0, Wasps 8. Burton 6,
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    International Contest.
    97 10 NEW ANGLO-AMERICAN SERIES. BRIDGE. (Reuter's Service.) London, Sept. 15. An Anglo-American bridge contest, the first of its kind ever played, opened today at Almacks Club, London. It is expected to last six days. Mr. Ely Cuthbertson is captain of the American team which includes his wife, Baron Yon
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    Malayan Championships.
    235 10 WEIGHT LIFTING. The Health and Strength Leaguers Union are at present busy negot ating with all Malayan lifters regarding the 1931 championship competition to be held here during the Easter holidays n April. Mr. Sim Kirn Yam, the popular ten-stoner will attempt to break the len and eleven
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    135 10 Association Football. Chiang Bah Caee's XI against the Drangon s team on Fridaj at the Dragons ground: OWOB Kiat; Poh Leong and John Lim: Peng Hock. Jagarsi and Chye Chuan; Peng Hing. Tiong Ban, Ch'ang Bah Chee. Silver Tom, Kirn Ten. Reserves:—Ah Leek and Huay Seoh. The
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    Badminton.
    54 10 The following wll represe.it the Gleefull Party against the Sect Kirn Cheng's BP. in a game of five singles on the former s court on Sunday, at 3.30 p.m. siarp: Gan Hock S?ng. Tan Eng Tee, Low Quee, Lim Cheng Teck and Foo Siak Chuan. Reserves: Tan Seng Chye
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    News In Brief.
    231 10 (Reuter's Service.) New York, Sept. 13 An official mesi-age from Buenos Aires states that Irigoyen has been arrested and will not be allowed to leave Argentina. The ex-Pre-sident is still aboard a cruiser lying just outside the harbour. Brussels, Sept. 13. In connection with the birth of
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    BITTER CONTROVERSIES.
    113 10 Japan And Naval Treaty. ("Japanese News" Service.) Tokyo, Sept. I?. The anticipated "head-on collision" is unlikely to materialise as the Examination Committee has modified its tactics, showing a favourable attitude towards the Naval Trea'y tni leaving aside the problem concerning the Government responsibility for the alleged action ultra
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    POINT.
    189 10 (Reuter's Service.) Tokyo, Sept. 15. Upon the adjournment to-day of the eleventh meeting of the Privy Council's Examination Committee, which is charged with a preliminary study of the London Treaty, it was understood that the Committee had completed the questioning of the London delegates, Hamaguchi, Shidchara and Takarabe, concerning
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    GRIM DISCOVERIES IN THE ARCTIC.
    111 10 Franklin Expedition's Fate. (Reuter's Service.) Port McMurray (Alberta). Sept. 13. The tragic fate of th? Franklin Arctic Expedition can be reconstructed from discoveries of relics made by Major Burwash. According to the latter's pilot. Mr. Gilbert, the evidence shows that seme of the adventurers died
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    GAMBLING IN SIAM.
    140 10 Publication Of New Regula lions. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Sept. 15. The long expected regulations, concerning all firms of gambling, have been published in the Gazette. Racing clubs will pay 100 ticals dally for the privilege of operating a tote, plus five ticals for each race.
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    SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
    126 10 Schoolboy Crushed To Death. A shocking accident, involving the death of a thirteen-year-old Ceylon-Tamil schoolboy, cccurred at the Jalan Besar —Victoria Street crossing early yesterday morning. It appears that the lad was on foot, on his way to school, when he was crushed between a cable post and
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    EUROPEAN MOTOR CYCLIST INJURED.
    49 10 Mr. Y. C. Parisot, a European motor-cyclist, was injured in a colUsion with a motor-car in Ochard Road yesterday evening. He sustained a nasty cut on the head and was also injured in the right leg. Mr. Parisot was removed to hospital in the ambulance.
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    68 10 Five Malays, two Arabs and two untitled were arrested by the Detective Branch last night in various parts of the town. They were produced before the Second Magistrate this morning on a series of charges of housebreaking and theft in Europeans' houses in Raven Park and River Valley Road involving
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    Over Singapore.
    791 10 THRILLS 0 v FIRST FLIGHT The Way To «Air Wind,^. (Special to the Triiuw With one longish int 1 ha Singapore since 1913 n ave m most of its highways wa JJ a,nted **h fiim affection for it I and to 1 it a very wenderful isj H(^
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    CHINESE
    73 10 Estate Of Vol T the v*~n Mr. Justice Stew 11- 1 t «nP° Memorial Hall. < Court House this noor of the Assizes in the yjn the action brought by v Vong Yew Sui was res plaint# Mr. J. G. Campbell is Mr. Roland Braddell for ded Mr. Campbell
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    Correspondence.
    81 11 Co rrespondence. iert are invited to write to us on {{OuT s blic interest. It must be underMalaya Tribune" does not m nrse opinions expressed by corresfl<,ft; TERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF p c preferably typewritten (double s no -on one side the on iy tv used the names and
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    Indians In Malaya.
    31 11 on a delicate subject— s to be the unfairness shown Indians in connection with Malaya. We ask him to exbc ginning a 'controversy which develcp en unpleasant lines.
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    Evil Habits.
    264 11 d'tor. "Malaya Tribune.") world there are four evil habits pie—drinking, gambling, smokution. Although most educated !t X sc evil habits to be dangerous j^ hfV xtravagant. yet they like to mdulge During the past years the Overall derived substantial revenues from th habits, and now they have come
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    The Rubber Crisis.
    744 11 Te the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") I l ading article of the 11th inst. w headed The Dutch May Think Again." Ihey alvo may not. Figuratively making a clutch at the last ran. adghl it not be feasible for the rubber tench to approach the Shipping Conknaces and
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    Unemployed Relief.
    135 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Su,—As there is no call yet foi subscriptions fcr unemployment relief, will the Clerical men start now, as time is very precious for tnose wno are suffering? I am perfectly sure there are very many kindhearted persons who will respond to the urgent
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    Literary Notes. A SEQUEL TO "WAAC."
    350 12 Amours Of An Anonymous Lady. "Waac Demobilised," by the author of "Waac the Woman's Story of the War." T. Werner Laurie, Ltd., 7s. 6d. "Waac," the anonymous "Woman's Story of the War," crea*ed something of a sensa.ion. The reviewers were strikingly at variance. Some
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    East Indies Wild Life.
    299 12 'Forest Life and Adventures in the Malay Archipelago," by Dr. Eric Mjoberg. George Allen and Untcin, Ltd., 12s. 6d. The outcome of eight years spent by Dr. Mjoberg, the well-known Swedish naturalist, in the exploration of tropical forests in Borneo and other parts of the Netherlands
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    Growth Of World Justice.
    427 12 Wor U Court; 1918-1928." By J W George Allen and Unwin, Ltd., London, 10s. 2 S Pe i ld ten shilllngs on such a book rL BI 5J? 1 are often wide of maT Th 1S 5* should P rove m ost interesting and valuable to
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    Potted Humour.
    819 12 'The Leacock Book;' edited by Ben Trovers. The Bodley Head, Ltd., Ss. Mr. Ben Travers. unlike traditional humorists, is by no means a dismal man. Apart from his hobby of cricket —he went to Australia with the last Test team and has spent most of this summer with
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    WARTIME SECRET REVEALED.
    306 13 Czechs' Offer To Dual Monarchy. SUPPORT PROMISED ON CONDITIONS. Budapest, (By Mail.) The secret of the eleventh hour war-1 me offer by the Czeches to co-operate with the Emperor Karl so as to preserve intact the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy is revealed in the remi-official organ, the "Pester Uoyd."
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    BASELESS MAXIMS.
    562 13 What Is The Best Age For Responsibility? It used to be said that a long word was an excellent substitute for a reason. We have improved upon that. One magic word will justify anything. Appeal to psychology, and you may defy commonsense and common experience. Here is an
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    SWISS WEEK IN BELGIUM.
    69 13 In setting up a pavilion at Ihe International Industrial Exhibition at Liege. Switzerland has shown its interest and sympathy for Belgium In order to strengthen the social and artistic relations between the two countries, a series of concerts and lectures was given at Liege and Antwerp
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    South China Notes.
    907 14 GERMAN TRADER BADLY TREATED. Long Distance Telephone. (From Our Own Cc^erpondent.) Hong Kong, Sept. 3. The Kuomintang and Chinese community's resentment of the importation of foreign chemical fertilisers to Swatow has resulted in the arrest of a German merchant under peculiar circumstances, according to telegraphic messages from
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    NEARLY MARRIED HIS SISTER.
    305 15 Fiancee Proves To Be Closest Relative. A QUEER TANGLE. Portsmouth, (By Mail.) On the eve of his marriage to a pretty girl, whom he met on his holidays at Brighton last year, a Portsmouth man has made the discovery that she is his sister, who was
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    EXPERIMENTS WITH MOSQUITOES.
    224 15 Getting A Vaccine For Yellow Fever. Paris, (By Mail.) An interest ng on the methods employed by the scientists who are investigating bacterial diseases was given at the Microbiological Congress at Paris by Dr. Edward Hindle, who is engaged on research work concerning yellow fever. During experiments
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    507 15 Unity With Freedom. "Review of Reviews." When the Imi»erial Conference meets in London it m&y find that the co-ordination of the political principles of "the Empire" is no leas urgent than the discussion of measures for promoting u greater degree of economic cohesion between its various parts. The
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      571 16 Try a Small Ad. in The "Malaya Tribune." Results Will Surprise You. LTHB FOLLOWING TCRM MAY BE USED.I The Manager. "Malaya Tribune." Singapore. Please Insert the following small advertisement for days for which I enclose I ln payment, according to your scale below: S words equal 1 line. r 1
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