Malaya Tribune, 16 October 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVII. No. 245 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1930 FTVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Oct. 16, 1930.
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      144 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. A. STAUB Co.,~Cognac. j a Pure Grape-juice Brandies. 1 Delightful and Mellow of taste with A a real Cognac Aroma. |fi THY Staub's M S|| 3 STARS or S CROWNS 3Rj jf Brandy Once and you will never ask for any other
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      132 1 •FLORODOR" A J Washing J/ ,f Suitings /7 Wear. HIOH BTRBT- J/ Singapore. SM2S2s T?S?SZS?SZS?S?S?JTPS?S?S?SrS?S?S?S?S?S?S?SS£^ I When the Urge Comes to you, I to Make Something Better f. I of Your Life I ORDER A I READ'S BEER, And you will have made the Best Possible Start! READ'S "DOG'S HEAD"
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    Growth Of Self Help Movement.
    1179 2 MERCANTILE COOPERATORS. Increased Subscriptions Desired. The annual general meeting of the Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society was held at the Down Town branch of the V.M.C.A. on Tuesday. In mov.ng the adoption of the report and accounts for the year ended June 30. Mr.
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      270 2 I A doctor writes in the HT 2U am Circular" mmwm J Sanatogen has an imI fil mediate and remarkable IH||ll •-i*.-.-;' V 1/ S effect, shown by a steady i ?'*ir£j?' .„vM I increase of strength and X colour is WmummWßaM I "l fa cheeks" SKIP FEEL YOUNGthen you
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      144 2 REGLYKOL s a great cure for DIABETES. It was shcwr ipon chemical analysis that the quantity of *ugar and acetone in the urine of patient? ifter a few days treatment with this prejaratlon was reduced to a minimum, if not eliminated altogether, uhile the various organ* )f the body regained
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      485 2 JPTj This Simple Habit I 1 I safeguards natural beauty j g teeth and gums j I K. A CREEPING teeth healthy and we made Colgate's. We produced I \s lovely is really easier than a toothpaste of maximum cleansI J Perhaps you imagine. ing power —yet so mild and
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    NOTES FROM INDIA.
    2140 3 The Viceroy Speaks Out. How Congress Has Blundered. Responding to a toast at a banquet in Simla on Sept. 29, given in his honour by Members and Ministers of the Punjab Government, Lord Irwin referred among other things to the personnel of the Round-Table Conference. "Indian opinion,"
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      391 3 "Well-here's to your Jolly Good Health" I must say you look a different fellow since you took my advice and URODONAL. A typical conversation this, between two of those good fellows we ail know, just reaching that age when care must be exercised n diet, in living, because of those
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      174 3 LIFEBUOY SOAP (jScfe c use lifebuoy 'jP* /i& Soap is one of the wisest precautions you can take sUmk a^a nst tne dangers of germladen dirt. Everything you T wash with Lifebuoy immeV I M diately becomes wholesome 'imiHljjS* i( 6 anc clean! That is why ""IpJrW I Lifebuoy is
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1266 4 Rubber Propaganda In Europe. Straits Malay Seamen. (Svecial to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Sept. 18. The grea, Antwerp Exhibition is drawing to its close It has been a worthy effort, and has undoubted'y dene much to stimulate interest in Malaya. Report: just received state that there is
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      444 4 CONSUMPTION HAS; BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Found. L Derk P. Yonkerman, Discoverer Of The New Remedy For Consumption. Marvellous as it may seem after centuries oi failure, a remedy has been discovered that has cured the deadly Consumption even in the advanced stages of the disease.
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      79 4 KING OF CLUBS w< 1 A Sovereign Whisky of the Finest Quality IS ANOQUIN I The effective and curative Tablets for the World Spread dangerous Fever iQ m MALARIA." I These Tablets are guaranteed world renowned medicine. Volumes of Testimonials from various sources prove the efficiency of this wondf rful
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      129 4 MADE IN LONDON "Every time I light a Craven "A" I thank my doctor for recommending them! He knows, and I know, that they don't harm the throat." CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES Made Specially to Prevent Sore Throats MADE IN LONDON BY CARRERAS LTD. 142 YEARS' REPUTATION for QUALITY have come
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1862 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Oct. 16, 10 a.m. U3O Year Capital Divid- CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Ends. Capital. Paid Up. ends. Buyers. Seller*. Asain Kumbang Tlu Dec. 31 E 150,000 100,000 5 El. 0.0 £1. 5.0 Aver Hitam Tin June 30 200,000 180,000 24 0.
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      28 5 Phone 2419 or call at LIM CHEE SENG. 5 «-3, Market Street, Singapore lor cheap Motor Car Tyres. Only a limited quantity to be cleared at HALF PRICE.
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      58 5 NATIONAL LUNCH HOME. Shortly to be opened in Heart of Town AT 37, MARKET STREET. WATCH FOR OPENING DAY. Expert Cooks Under Able Management. Vegetable varieties, Indian Refreshments. Sweets and Oakes A Speciality. Fresh Cow s Milk, Coffee, Tea and Cocoa Served. Caterers for Tea and Dinner Parties. Charges Moderate—Palatable
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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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      10 5 r I v (feu I I WD.&H.O WILLS BRISTOL LONDON
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      406 6 a MM MUM. W Wd UU -W UMM-WU MM U jjj oeoeoooeoQQQ o© oq o© oTJolgjli I Ii ■■■■II |odS I I 1 wm\Mm WW I |or:H I Positively the Last Night at 6.15 4 9.15. jjj "WITH BYRD AT THE SOUTH POLE" [g The gie.test drama of Daring and
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      251 6 Amusements. I Entire Change of Programme I 6.25 TO-NIGHT 9.15 I j FOX CORPORATION present I A NEW PERSONALITY TO THE AUDIBLE SCREEN DON JOSE MOJICA I (OF CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE FAME) jjj I This dashing hero of a hundred operas lends his magnificent voice and intriguing personality to a
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      261 6 I_S_S_ NARLBOROUCI 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 j I rJ ffi I Entire Change of Programme. I William Haines i I iNavy Blues jjj WITH j Anita Page—Karl Dane—J. C. Nugent I s I Gobs of Fun, Full of Thrills, Song Hits a Preceded by S I I Excellent Musical Shorts. I
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    Commercial News. RUBBER ROADWAYS TO REDUCE STOCKS.
    209 7 untitled A. SCHEME WELL RECEIVED. PLUS TO DISAPPEAR IN SIX MONTHS? arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London, Oct. 15. G A. scheme to give a percentage of put free for rubber roadmaking has received in rubber circles and had pport from Mr. Eric Miller,
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    Optimistic Chairman.
    43 7 London, Oct. 15. M. )'.u :ie. chairman of the Cairo Syndicate, ■p, at the annual meeting of the compare. d he ant c pated that consumption during the next four to six months would be s'lfi'ii nt t remove surplus stocks.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    467 7 Fraser's Report. M Fraser and Co., in their weekly re-i»-r dated Oct. 14. state: market in local securities has been ilarly dull throughout the week, and very ft v changes are to be noted in Indus trials since our last repor:-. Rubber is unchanged in price with
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASSOCIATION.
    52 7 r CLOCK NOON, OCT. 16. Buyers. Sellers. to London Spot 12 12U v"e u S.S. on °°2r 12% 12% 12% 12% W.r; 12 13 12% 12 I 13 l3Vi mmfij, dull. Per ib ar),e: —London Spot Sheet 3 13/16 d. k -Spot Sheet G. cents T%
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    293 7 An Absence Of Interest. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-day: RUBBER, London.—3 13/16 d., down l/16d. New York.—7% cents (G), up cent. Shares:—Dull. Allenbys 75—85 cents, Ayer Moleks 70—80 cents, Ayer Panas 70—80 cents, Bassetts 45—50 cents, Brogas 35—40 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 19—23 cents, Bukit
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    ROYAL DUTCH REDEEMS PRIORITY SHARES.
    41 7 (Reuter's Service.) Amsterdam. Oct. 15. The Royal-Dutch Pe.roleum Co. has decided to redeem on Nov. 1 the 4 r L per cent, priority rhares still in c rculation at a redemption rate of 102 per cent.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    241 7 By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, OCT. 16. Selling.—London 4 months* sight 2s. 4 l/32d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 4d.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 15/16 d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 29/32 d., London demand 2s. 3", d., London T.T. 2s. 3
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    PRODUCE.
    138 7 SINGAPORE, OCT 16. Rice, Siam A-l per Koyan $350 Rice. Siam 1 8881 Rice, Siam 2 $268 Rice, Siam 3 $248 Rice, Siam 4 $230 Rice, Saigon A-l $240 Rice, Saigon 1 $228 Rice, Saigon 2 $216 Pice, Saigon 3 $205 Rice, Rangoon 1 $192 Rice, Rangoon 2 $190
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    POSSESSION OF ARMS.
    257 7 Technical Offence Only. A well-to-do English-speaking Chinese named Cheong Kiam Ho appeared before the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) this morning on a charge of possession of a loaded revolver without a licence issued at Singapore. Mr. E. A. Stevens appeared for the accused and Chief Court
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    62 7 Movements Of H. M Ships. H.MS. "Cornwall" (Captain A. N. Dowding. R.N.) frcm Hong Kone\ is due at Singapore on Oct 20 and lea-.es on Nov. 8 for Penary and Colombo. H.MS. 'Suffolk' 1 (Capain G. S. Arbuthnot. D.S 0.. R.N.). f-.om Cl .lombo. is due on N:
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    118 7 Ships Alongside The >Vharves. Singapore, Oct. 16. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rohna 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Malwa 18; D'Entrecasteaux 13; Royal Prince 11; Klang 9; Jutlandia 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Kumsang 30; Muroran Maru 32; Tacoma Maru 35; Edavana 37. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    123 7 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association in their weekly auction repct. dated Oct. 15, state: Catalogued 1,810,060 lb 808.0G tons. Offered 1.607.403 1b.z=717.59 tons. Sold 1.224.384 lb. 546.60 tons. Londcn spot 3 7 d. New York spot 7 :1 4
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT.
    106 7 Consumption Falling Off. Messrs. Guthrie's weekly rubber report, dated to-day, states: Although the market has been quiet during the past week the tone has b?en fairly steady, due principally to a small demand from consumers. The usual monthly statistics of the Rubber Association of America, which
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    "REDS" SENTENCED.
    135 7 Sequel To C.I.D. Raid. The District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday passed sentence of 18 months' rigorous imprisonment on three Hylams who pleaded guilty to charges of possession of automatic pistols and ammunition and also a quantity of seditious literature. It will be recalled that on the morning
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      9 7 [The Share list will be found cm page 5.]
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      480 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that tenders ar» now invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of such tender may be obtained in the Tender Room Municipal Offices: Tender. Date of Ctteing Fresh Tenders for the supply of lorries for the removal
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      669 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. SINGAPORE CHINESE SPORTS MEET Open to Chinese Residents of Singapore of both Sexes ENTRIES ARE INVITED. CLOSING DATE OCT. 21. For full particulars please apply to Headquarters, 13, Bukit Pasoh Road. WANTED—Teachers, (both male and female), are wanted for appointment at once or in Junuary. 1931. Must be
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      674 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, OCT. 16. Ncrth and East India <Kumsan°> 3 p.m. *So-thern Western India (Rohnai 3 p.m. Sclat Pandjang. Bengkalis. Siak. Pakan Baroe and Pajakombo (Tidore) 4 p.m. FooIop Galang (Noembing* 4 p.m. Indo-China and Hokcw (D'Entrecasteaux i 6 p.m. Upp.r Burma, North and East India (Edavana* 6 p.m
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    39 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The wife and mother of the late Mr. Claude de Souza wish to thank all relatives and filends who attended the funeral: also those who kindly sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    COUNCIL TOPICS.
    844 8 The Budget has passed with the estimated deficit increased by half a million dollars to over $151,2 millions. The year 1931 will, if official expectations be borne out, as seems only too likely, be a black year in the Colony's r3cords, and with a fast disappearing surplus, the
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    191 8 Hr. M. J. Thorne was untitled President and Mr. A. H. E. King Vice-Pre id-nt of the Periang Cricket Club at the annual general meeting held yesterday (wires our Penanj coi respondent). In ccnncction with the performance to be staged by the United Chinese Musical Association at the Moonlight Hall.
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    SULTAN'S WEDDING.
    338 8 CROWD RESTRAINED BY FORCE. (Reuter's Service.) London, Oct. 15. The Sultan of Johore and Mrs. Wilson were married at the Prince's Row Registry Office and there was a large crowd outside. The rair afterwards received half a dozen guests at Grosvenor House and went to Woking in the
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    TRADE REVIVAL.
    180 8 Govt. Can Dj Little To Help. (Reuter's Service.) London, Oct 16 Mr. Philip Snowden (Chancellor i. in a speech at a banquet at the Mansion House, admitted that the revival of trade was slow bu deprecated pessimism. The Government could do little towards the salvation of industry excep.
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    U.S. ADMIRAL DEAD
    34 8 (Reuter's Service.) Convoyed Troops To France. Bremerton (Washington». Oct. 16. The d r ath Ls announced of R?ar-Ad">'irai Zierrmeicr. who commanded the convojirg United States troop transports to Franc? in war-time
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    389 8 Since the tin slump started, about untitled mining cool es have left Perak. but there is still a vast number employed on Chinese nine; in the State, and par.icularly in Kinta, I y the "Times of Malaya." The treasurers cf the Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A Hostel Fund have received a generous
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    626 8 (BY 'LOOKER-ON My sincere good wishes to he Clementi on their departure fcr Ho to-morrow. Ditto, mingled with deep sjrmpat] Scctt on becoming OG.A. at such ward time. Query: Will the principal adu, cil Reform become Malaya's first c in the next New Year Honours? And that
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    46 8 Messrs. L. H. Yong and untitled botUes of Yon Vadel Pan E c! nruralgia. rheumat sr.i. co'.ds. b' Ltd.. Messrs. Whiteaway. Laid a v have fcr distribute n commended bearding rchoc! Kingdom, which rtftOoHi parents in Malavp. wh difrcult problem tha' their children of sch:sol a?"
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    40 8 Latest Quotations RUBBER. Lcndcn: —3 13/16d. New Ycrk:—7 7 cents (G>. Singapore:—12-12'+ cents. TIN. L' nden: —Spct £110 10s. 0d_ <u> 3 months, buyers £111 15s. On Od. >, sellers £111 17s. 6d. (up Singapcrc:—$58.25. <200 ton.s sold»
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    The Air Race To Australia. LIEUT. HILL'S WAR EXPLOIT.
    592 9 AMAZING STORY OF ESCAPE PLOT. "SPOOKING" IN A PRISON CAMP. C. W. Hll. who arrived in Singapore ay in the course of his attempt to beat ..md-Australla flying record, was one ,vo heroes oi the wonderful war-tim? s desenbed in "The
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    INTERVIEW WITH LIEUT. HILL.
    470 9 1HK RACE TO BEAT THE RECORD. PTight-Ueut C. W. Hill, who is engaged en Australia, landed at Singapore Air Ba twelve minutes past one yes erday on, ten days after his departure from Provided the last par: of his flight r without mishap. Lieut. Hill stands
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    KINGSFORD SMITH AT RANGOON.
    110 9 FOUR DAYS AHEAD OF RECORD. (British Official Wireless.) (Reuter's Service.) Rugby, Oct. 15. Anxiety regarding the* Queensland airman. Plight-Leut. Hll. who left England for Australia on Oct. 5, was rel eyed to-day with news of his arrival at S ngapore. Wing-Commander Kinfcsiord Smith, who left Croydon
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    PREMIER ENVIES SCAVENGERS.
    343 9 LESS GARBAGE TO DEAL WITH. SKELETON STAFFS THROUGH GERMAN STRIKE. (Reuter's Service.) Berlin, Oct. 15. About 120,000 metal workers, employed in 276 factories and workshops in Berlin, struck to-day. Big firms like Siemens, Bergman and General Electric are trying to carry on with skeleton staffs. Disabled war
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    R101 SURVIVORS RETURN.
    215 9 Still Retain Their Flying Nerve. (Reuter's Service.) London, Oct. 15. The three RlOl survivors, the wireless operator, Mr. Disley, and the engineers Cook and Savory, all bandaged, arrived at Croydon from Beauvais by air liner and were sympathetically welcomed by a large crowd. All were medically examined
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    STATEMENT OF TORY POLICY.
    186 9 "PLAN FOR TAXES ON EVERYTHING." CRITICISM BY THE LAfeOUR PARTY. (Reuter's Service.) London, Oct. 15. The Conservative policy, whenever it returns to Power is set forth in a letter from Mr. Baldwin to Mr. Neville Chamberlain (Chairman of the Party organisation). The policy the ex-Premelr summarises,
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    A QUEER MIXTURE.
    174 9 London, Oct. 16. "There is a dole in it for everybody except the working" class" commented Mr. Mac Donald, in an interview with the "Daily Herald" on Mr. Baldwin's statement of policy. He declared: "It is a queer mixture that is meant to square up the differences
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    DUTCH STATESMAN DEAD.
    73 9 (Reuter's Service.) Founder Of Liberal Democratic Party. London. Oct. 15. The death has occurred of the veteran Dutch Statesman, Dr. Samuel Van Houten. [Born at Grouingen in 1837. Dr. Van Houten has been a member of both Chambers of Parliament and from 1894 to 1897 was Minister
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    DIAMOND'S ESCAPES.
    100 9 Acquitted Of Murder Five Times. (Reuter's Service) New York, Oct. 15. There b amazing interest in the Jack Diamond case in Ame.uca. Even the gr. at Metropolitan dailies are devoting columns to it. The "Sun" po nts out that Diamond escaped five times from charges of murder, six
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    THE MUI-TSAI SYSTEM.
    118 9 British Prestige At Stake? (Reuter's Service.) London. Oct. 15. A meeting of ths Lancashire and Cheshire Association for the Abolition of State Regulation of Vice, he'd a Manchester, discussed the Mui-Tsai system. Miss Ashworth. one of t c most active of the Association's offic als, saiJ that
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    BRAZIL REVOLT.
    47 9 U. S. Declares For Federals. (Reuter's Service.) Washington, Ocl. 15. The Becretar> cf State has announced lhn the United States Government will fully support the Federals in Brazil. The American manfacturer will be permitted to sell munitions to the Federal but not to the insurgent-.
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    PARALLEL FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
    569 9 INDIAN CONGRESS STUNT. NOTED BOMBAY LEADER ARRESTED. (British Official Wireless.) Rugby, Oct. 15. The Government of India's appreciation of the situation up to Oct. 11 states that the latest Provincial reports for the most par: record a continued improvement in the genera' situation in internal India.
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    NATIONAL FLAG HAULED DOWN.
    196 9 (Reuter's Service.) Bombay. Oct. 15. Sixty-one arrests were made in the raid on the Congress Committee Office, including 25 of toys. The National Flag was hauled down and the Un on Jack substituted Other Congress organisations raided include a number of volunteer camps and the women'picketers'
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    54 9 Ambushed Prisoners On Trial. The five Chinese who were arrested by a police ambush at Tamepnis Road on July 21 when they were allegedly about to raid a house thoic. armed with dangerous weapons, were en trial the whole of yesterday before Mr. Just cc H. D. Mundell
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    38 9 NOTES FROM INDIA, on page 3. MAIAYANS AT HOME, en page 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. CORRESPONDENCE, on pages 10 and 12. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 12. HEALTH IN TROPICS, en pages 13, 14 15.
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      140 9 {muster's j SAFES 1 ARE USED BY THE LEADING BANKERS 1 OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. I [j I SOLE AGENTS: I GuTnME c €b I Cj (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) 3 3 v "His Master's Voice" Records j S FOR I I Mid-October I NOW OiV SALE, j S
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    Sports & Pastimes. AMERICAN VISITORS.
    277 10 Sports Pastimes. AMERICAN VISITORS. "Black Hawk" Team Beaten By Chinese. ASSN. FOOTBALL. A team from the U.S.S. "Black Hawk, the parent-ship to the American naval squadron now in port, met a week Chinese eleven in the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday and was defeated by 3 —1. The winners fielded nev,
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    A.A.A. II v. Welch "C" Co.
    77 10 Before a large crowd on the S C.F.A. ground yesterday the Amicable A. A. II drew with Welch "C" Co. 2—2. The Association were represented by:—Tan Choo Quee, Goh Ah Chew. Tan Teng Seng. Tan Cheow Hin. Koh Swee Chiang. Cheng Yong Ghee, Sim
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    N.S. League Shield.
    79 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 15. In the final of the N.S.F.A. League Shield competition on Tuesday the S.U. Chinese Atsoc. beat the Temiang Rovers Assoc. s—o. The scorers were: Tan Teck Chye <2) Lim Eng Guan (2) and Lee Tong Loon (1). Mr. N. M.
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    Ladies' Open Singles Tournament.
    54 10 BADMINTON. Entries for the ladies' open singles tournament are now open and will close at noon on Saturday Oct. 25. All entries should be sent to the hon. secretary, S 8.A., c/o General Motors Export Company, Mercantile Bank Building, and must be accompanied by the entry
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    Indian Association Tournament.
    47 10 Final results in the Indian Association tournament.: Singles: winner A. I. Pereira. runner-up G. V. Santhou. Singles (Handicap j: winner A. I. Pereira, runner-up G. V. Santhou. Doubles: winners P. G. Menon and P. K. Menon. runners-up A. L Pereira and B. K. Menon.
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    Marigold Beat Indian Assn.
    125 10 The following were the results hi a match of seven singles between the Marigold B.P. and the Indian Association played en Saturday on the former's court which ended in a win for the'home team by 6—l. Results (Marigold players mentioned first.) Yeo S m Kang beai
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    Naval Visitors At G.G.C.
    198 10 GOLF. A match was played over the Garrison Golf j Club links on Monday, between a team of Officers of the American Destroyer Squadron, I now in port and a Garrison team. The Naval team was considerably handicapped through not hav ng had any opportunities of
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    R.C.G.C. October Medal.
    98 10 The following were the best cards returned in the October Medal Competition at the Race9 course G O Wee Kah Kiat 3 down, Y. W Nakamura 4 down, V. H. Norris 4 down, W. F. Carnegy 4 down. A. V. Heath 4 down, S. Ktmura 5 down,
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    WELCH BEAT S.C.C.
    333 10 Soldiers' Superior Speed. HOCKEY. A fast and keen game was witnessed on the Padang yesterday when the senior elevens of the S.C.C. and the 2nd Batt. Welch Regt. clashed for the first time this season. The Welch proved superior in speed and in control of the little
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    S.R.C. Beat M.C.U.
    222 10 Although not at full strength, the S.R.C. were easy winners against the Medical College Union in the game played on the S.R.C. ground yesterday. The Medicos are not the same side they were last year, some of their best players of last season having graduated, but they
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    S.P.I. Beat Nelai Club.
    40 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 15. On Monday at Nel£?i the St. Paul's Institution beat the Nilai Club 3—2. Fernandz (2) and Heimon scored for the School and J. L. Isacke and Lamottee for Nilai.
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    THE CESAREWITCH.
    152 10 Result Of Yesterday's Classic. THE TURF. (Reuter's Service.) (British Official Wireless.) London, Oct. 15. The Cesarewitch Stakes (a handicap of 25 sovs. each with 1.000 sovs. added, for three year olds and upwards. 300 sovs. to the second horse and 100 sovs. to the third) was run this
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    Perak Race Meeting.
    117 10 The official programme for the Perak Turf Club's race meeting on Nov 11, 13, and 15, provides for three runs for horses Classes 1, 11, and 111 and ponies, Class I and, if entr.es permit, two runs for ponies, Class n. En'ries close on Nov. 4. Class
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    122 10 BILLIARDS. TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship—3so Up. H H. Bullen v. R. G. W. Scholes. "A" Class Handicap—2so Up. N. G. Bishop owe 100 v. W. T. Cherry owe ;00. C. J. Bembroke owe 50 v. P. H. Romney jwe 50. •B" Class Handicap—lso Up. W. A. Wilson owe 25
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    247 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. Programme of games arranged for the American Destroyers are: To-day: U.S.S. Whipple v. R.E.. Pulo Brani. 5 p.m. Tc-moirow: U.S.S. Simpson v. Welch Regiment. Barrack, 5 p.m. To-morrow: Black Hawk v. R.A.F.. Air Base, 5 p.m. The following will represent the Amicable A.A. II v. Raffles
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    Baseball.
    40 10 Programme of games arranged for the American Destroyers are: To-day: U.S.S. Whipple v. U.S.S. Bulmer. T alan Besar, 2.30 p.m. To-mcrrow: U.S.S. McCormick v. U.S.S. Whipple. Jalan Besar. 2.30 p.m. Saturday: Singapore v. Black Hawk. Jalan Besar, 3 p.m.
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    Rugby Football.
    139 10 S.C.C. XV v. Negri Sembilan on the Padtng cn Saturday, kick-off 4.45 p.m. sharp: O. W. Gilmour; P. G. Minns, H. Price. C. M. J. KJrke, A. P. Goldman; R. M. Hoops, A. L. B Perkins; R. C. Frend, J. H. Johnston. L. V. TVylcr, P. Storr (capt),
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    Badminton.
    118 10 The following will represent the Reymrd BP. against the Shanghai, at the former's court on Sunday: M. Syed. Tay Swee How, Mak Mung. Koh Chek Tuan and Tan Cheng Kiat. The Alfairs B. P meet Teck's BP. on Sunday at the former's court. The following will represent the Alfairs:—
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    Ping-Pong.
    71 10 Tan Km Poey's team v. the Long Wan Girls* School on Sunday at 53, Spottishwoode Park Road at 1 p.m: Chew Keow Chin, Tan Wee Hong, Leong Yee Kong, Leong Yee Cheong. Chew Keow Seong. Kwa Ban Soon r.nd Tan Choo Woon. Reserves: —Tan Kirn Poey and Kwa Eng
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    Athletics.
    27 10 Members cf the Horlicks B.P. are reminded of the Shot Putt competition to be held on the 21st inst. at 430 pm. at their badminton court.
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    Billiards.
    110 10 The following are the entr.es for the Post Office Club championship tournament to be held en Nov. 1: E. C. Van der Beck, A. Dorei Rajoo, Chia Sri Tee. N. M. Suleiman, Lim Pitt Man, Chan Tse Kuan. Yuen Chee Foon, Ismail b. H. Abass, Yeo Meng Chan, Omar
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    Hockey.
    54 10 The following have been invited to play for the S.C.C. against the "B" Co. Welch Regt. on Monday: G. Boas; Dr. W. G. Evans, O. R. S. Bateman (capt); F. H. Geake, G. G. Hough, C. A. Carey; Capt. K. S. Bellamy. O. Fittock, J. H. Pedlow, J. H.
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    P.S.R.F.C- Beat "B" Co., S.V C.
    287 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. The English Company of the S.V.C. mad: their debut when they were opposed to a strong Public Services XV yesterday afternoon and though the favourites for S.C.C. tournament honours won by a comfortable margin, the newly formed side gave a good display
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    BANDIT SUPPRESSION IN CHINA.
    353 10 MUST BE ROUNDED UP IN A MONTH. I "Sin Kuo Mtn Press" Service.] Shanghai. Oct. 16. It is reported that Dr. Wang Ch ng Wei, 1 leader of the Leftist Party, has gone abroad, via Tientsin. General Feng Yu Hsiang has arrived at Tsechow, South Shansi.
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    TEMPORARY ALLOWANCES.
    139 10 J.C.S.A. To Plead Case Of Subordinates. I The committee of the Junior Civ.l Seivice Association in Singapore are to meet this evening to consider the question of Temporary Allowances. A special general meeting of the Associat on at Ptnang was held on Sunday. There was a record gathering
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    BYRD AT SOUTH POLE.
    118 10 Season Of Film Extended. Capitol Theatres have received a letter of lhanks from the Flag Secretary to the American Destroyer Flotilla now in Singapore for their j courtesy in extending an invitation to the officers and men of the Squadion to two evening screenings and yesterday's
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    SUPREME COURT.
    990 10 MOHAMMEDAN LADY'S CLAIM FAILS. "A VERY STUPID WOMAN." Hajija Beebee binte Jainal Abdeen was plaintiff in a case decided against her in the Supreme Court yesterday before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison). Defendant was Leyna Mohamed Ghouse Marican, executor of the estate of Ena Jainal Abdeen, deceased,
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIP.
    99 10 Examination Now Sitting. This year's Queen's Scholarship examination for students in schools in the Straits Settlements commenced yesterday at the Education Office and will continue till Saturday. Penang has entered ten students, four from the Free School, four frcm St. Xavier's Institution and two from the Anglo-Chinese School.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 10 [Our reader* tare invited to write to us subjects of public interest. It must be stood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed bj r Te pondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRig* AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten be spacing), and on one side of the paPen names
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    An Affaire du Coeur.
    116 10 A Chinese correspondent, who pay* come tribute to the "Malaya Tribui "personal friend" of its readers. gfc del cate and difficult task —that c: him in an atla.r of the heart! i that the lady of his affect ons foi eleven months since wh n b
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    Wild Game In Johore
    149 10 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribunt Sir. —People in town and city a; v io not realise the hazards of tho iungle. By those in the jungle I do n Jakuns or the uncivilised bu; j; ntizens of meagre means having c'wd :he jungle. They ere compelled
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    The Social Evil.
    629 10 (To the Editor, "flalapa '1 ■>,. nr Sir, —Following on my first Ituer, I wi h to express again my opinion after havm. joined some knowledge; f:o:n my medicu iriends. But fret c* all I would thank Dr. Chen Su Lan for h s excellent lecture at
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    TRADE MISSON TO EAST.
    63 10 (From Our Own Correspond' Penan The Economic Mission to th arrived in Penang this moini: Sir Ernest Thompson, nt n vas unable to acid anything I reference at thi* stage. TDe> thoroughly enjoyable trip and were ward to getting a glimpse of Maia\a The Mission was
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    Malayan Coast piracies.
    330 11 FI SHERMEN BOBBED. Rival (iroups From Sumatra? i oa-st month, says the Ma.a, yu. p cases of p racy ofl the coast Port Svvettenham and Sepang between 1 reported to the Police. The havo each instance were Chinese fishermen» robbed of the*r catch, their men w 11
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    27 11 The rates of issue of Money Orders for India -day i$ Rs. 155 for 100. The an Nt of Money Orders from India Rs. 159 for $100.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    92 12 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    School Fees.
    125 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune:') Sir,—I read with interest the discussion and criticism on the above matter in your paper the other day. (Vide Clerical Union meeting re unemployment). I wish to congratulate Mr. H. C. Chan on touching on this absurd way of fee-collecting. To the rich
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    Unemployment.
    129 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Great is my joy. which is beyond words to express, to see that an Unemployment Relief Fund is to be opened by the Clerical Union with combined help from prominent gentlemen whose voices will carry weight. I th.nk. Mr. Editor, that your generous .mpul.se
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    Discontented Railwaymen.
    249 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—Much bitter discontent prey; ils among the Railway work us. especially these on the m tximum of Grade 111. who htm been on thm king list for an unusual length of time—two years cr more—compared whh the staffs o: ether Departments. Will not
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    A Diamond Swindle.
    501 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."y Sir, —The "watch-swindle" sinks into insignificance when compared with the "diamondswindle.'' In the former a man has only to grumble that he has paid more than the value of a watch; in the latter a man pays hard cash to get trash.
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    Finger-Prints And Photographs.
    311 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune:') Sir.—There is certainly a widely expressed feeling cf dissati'fac'.ion and contempt at finger-prints and pho.ographs or c ther being taken unnecessarily of persons arrested and charged before the courts cf this Colcny. It s not denied that the authorities are inve ted
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    Health In Tropics.
    3725 13 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE IN SINGAPORE. An Historical Survey. An interchange tour of Port Health Officers of Far Eastern Countries was recently organised by the League of Nations Health Committee under the leadership of Dr. C. L. Park. Members of the tour, from Japan: Dr. Katsumata and Dr. Chikanori,
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      183 13 I BIG REDUCTIONS j on the prices of WATCHES. From Oct. 15 to Nov. 15. i 1 WATCHES sold as per price list here below: I Swiss m ide Gents pocket watches fro n $5.00 I MeUl wrist washes fancy squire a id shapes, including le ither bracelets from Nett
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      671 16 Try a Small Ad. in The "Malaya Tribune/ 9 Results Will Surprise You. [THE FOLLOWING FORM MAY BE USED.I The Manager, Malaya Tribune," Singapore. Please insert the following small advertisement for days for which I enclose f in payment, according to your scale below: C words equal 1 line. I
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      479 16 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050.000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,646,505 HEAD OFFICE: 15. Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. J. M.
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