Malaya Tribune, 29 October 1930

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVII, No. 255 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, Oct. 29. 1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1930.
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      243 1 UPTON'S C YLON TEA. TOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, I "SHIP" BRAND >k, I Mf£ i CONDENSED MILK A %k This Milk is prepared from '> c| PURE UNSKIMMED COW'S x^^^JT%rV) .1 J MILK, and in condensation **<VV*I lif I nothing but FINEST WHITE V> SUGAR is added. Being pre-
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      125 1 -FLORODOB- A W ashing J/ jf For Tropic*! HIGH BTREFT, /r J/ 6ing*por«. I Soothing as a Zephyr, I Bracing as an East Wind, I 4 Mellow as a Malpyan Moon, Read s 'Dog s Head' Lager, I is the only BEER for the man of I a nice discrimination.
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    "SORROWFUL SINGAPORE."
    781 2 IPOH PAPERS JIBE REITERATED. ARE WE TOO DOLEFUL? Our Singapore correspondent, who is a prominent resident of that delectable island, rebukes us (says the "Times ot Malaya") .for our statement that Singapore folk are much too pessimistic in regard to the present world wide trade depression, but he
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    EXTENSION OF COMMUNICATIONS.
    144 2 SWITZERLAND'S RAPID DEVELOPMENT. From 1922 to 1929 while the population of Switzerland increased by about 3 per cent, postal letter traffic—printed matter included— Increased by 40 per cent. This fact proves that in a country which has attained to a certain economic prosperity and in which the
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      500 2 f zt Hr"" "FOLD IT, PLEASE. IjW&N F***m THAT'S THE *1 PINKETTES SMILE." /I /I Jv\ If"* 9 knows the Pinkettes smile— ('a i^fts^ I 7 the sure sign of ,Ble,n— nealth and IWW cleanliness. Pinkettes gently yet surely 7 'f\ \3fiS£\ constipation, "liver" and biliJ fe ousness. Always keep
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      26 2 Modern Engraving Co., No. 8». Orchard Road. (Oypo.»» Erftnbarsh Cat.. i Bras* Name Plates a Coloured Badges Advertising Blocks Etc. By Latest Proctttc» at Low Charge*
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      402 2 I M Hot Weather Jj. Treats Tempting Dishes jj, cv/« always be found in j ASK FOR LIBBY'S WHEN YOU BUY j THE FOLLOWING FOODS. W A I Fruits, Vegetables. Roast Beef. W AW JF Pineapple. Vienna Sausage. M/| AW AW I Peaches. Veal Loal. a—W AW AW* AW I
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    TRAFFIC IN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
    496 3 THE FAR EASTERN INQUIRY. The League of Nations has set on foot the inquiry into the traffic in women and children in the East decided upon by the last Assembly. Three travelling Commissioners appointed by the Council—Mr. Bascom Johnson, Mr. Charles Pindor and Madame Alma
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    BREEDING CHILDREN FOR MONEY.
    358 3 A JAPANESE INDICTMENT. One reason why birth-control does not prevail extensively in Japan (writes "Amanojaku" in the "Japnese News' is that children are assets for their possessors. Just as pigs, chickens and cattle are bred, so children are bred—for money. That means that, despite congestion, the
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    163 3 Much opposition was roused by the first proposal to institute a census in Great Britain. It appears that when in 1753 a Bill was introduced into Parliament "for taking tnd registering an account of the total number of people," there was a tremendous outcry, chiefly on religious grounds, with much
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      163 3 A9etlts.Pl/P/RE BROS. LTD., 9-H, P« Souza St. I BATH ROOMS I Gleaming white or coloured tiles I that give a cool, clean and healthy I appearance, together with wash I basins and fixtures that make a I bathroom ill that it should be, can I be obtained from the Agents.
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      403 3 Your skin will be clear and Healthy (f^^^ PURITY j y^^s I i you take good care of it. Make habit of uaing CUTICURA SOAP regularly for every-day use. Apply CUTICURA OINTMENT occasionally if you are troubled with blemiahee, raahea and pimplea. Regular uae of theae well known CUTICURA PREPARATIONS
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      68 3 a new u mr\ 1 I L^M SE^^WE V s J S ASK FOR IT. I Fraser Neave Ltd. I lII 'HlJilUJlll 11 Ml lliii hi 1111 11 11 "I i~T T~ TTTT fIFTH— I "H. M. V." RECORDS. 1 From Film: X 3 "KING OF JAZZ" Sung by JOHN
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1324 4 Singaporean's Novel For Talkies. London Rest Houses For Tropic Residents. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Sept. 30. From Antwerp news reaches me that on October 4 there is to be a grand "Pr cession of the Nations." in preparation, presumably, for the approaching close of the
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      120 4 Suzan- c hated the uxste of milk' Just y y WrjM&wl wouldn't drink it. I used to coax, scold J/ M&f^r^^^ and threaten; then 1 tried giving her ft^;!^*/?^^^^"^ Post um-made-with-milk Like it? Just /I look at her drain the cup." /1 Postum to nature's own food. Made in a
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      359 4 j I< o^n^botti/ c socially correct iLlllllll toiletries always are 1 Elusive, 47// Eau de Cologne 4 Sham P oo d E 47//" Frozoclone r c J~ Bath Soap Scented "47//" I BK3I S lid Col BnC fragrant, invigorating, 47// Lav de taudeCdogne Cologne gives to your personality sical self
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1887 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. Mining. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Oct. 29, 10 a,m. Year 1930 issue Capital Divid- CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value 8 Capital. Paid up. ends. Buyer*. Senega. Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 150,008 100.000 6 EL 0.0 IL 5.0 5 0 A>« Hitara TID i
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      26 5 none 2419 or call at UM CHEE SENG, *H Market Street, Singapore, •or ciieap Motor Car Tyres. a limited quantity to be cleared at HALF PRICE.
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      44 5 National Lunch Home. 37, MARKET STREET. 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 to all. For terms apply to the Manager.
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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 'Phone 3411. MODERATE CHARGES.
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      12 5 1 Mm V* I H sill \Qm\. si NAVY CUT CIXJARETTES 11
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      297 6 ffl UU\iIMUU Mid Id M WdM jjj Mol I* 1 Iff 11 1 Oil mmrnM 3 c.IS TO-NIGHT O.IS I Special Matinee: To-day, at 3.145 CHILDREN HALF PRICE. X jfl CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY I S Amazed at the Sensational Beautj of |fl S liMH■illl II LAVISH ENTERTAINMENT g KING OF
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      272 6 Amusements. I 6.15 P.M. TO-NIGHT. 9.15 P.M. J The Carefree All I I Comedy Show jj you've been 1 Q: In I wairitig for 1 El Brendel 1 MARJORIE WHITE, WM. COLLIER, f I NOEL FRANCIS, MIRIAN SEEGAR jjj 3 AND jjj FRANK RICHARDSON THE__J NEW MOVIETONE I FOLLIES Of
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      342 6 I MARLBOROUGH j I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 1 Last Performances I PARAMOUNT presents j William Powe I I Behind The Make-lip; jjj WITH I Fay Wray Hal Skelly-Kay Francis I I NEXT CHANGE! TO-MORROW I George O'Brien in I "THE LAST OF THE DUANES j I with LUCILE BROWNE-MYRNA LOY-WALTER
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    Commercial News. FRENCH BUYING MORE RUBBER
    181 7 SEOI'KL TO THREAT OF IMPORT TAX. ffS COMPANY'S BIG LOSS. cement with the "SJ".P.") By London, Oct. 28. evening Standard" points out that the The r h ■ing a good deal of rubber from JJ, to the fact that the Tr ■rnment is threatening
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    636 7 PHASER'S REPORT. tnd Co., in their weekly report, feted Oct. 28. state: Anoth mely quiet week has been exd in all sections of the local market and although the price of rubber has steadily im. proved! the rise appears to be distrusted and very f ey at
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    NEW SOUTH WALES MARKET.
    50 7 RE( °ViRY FROM ELECTION-SLUMP. Reuter's Service. Sydney. Oct. 28. Bhown d 1 considerably firmer to-day and Wtr L ed rkse on the free buying of ÜbS u a m P followed the victory of the in the New South Wales Share list will be found 5.]
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    312 7 TIN PRICE RISES. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-day: RUBBER. London.—ft 3/16 d., down 1/I6d. New York.—B% cents (G), unchanged. Shares:—Steady. Allenbys 85—90 cents, Ayer Moleks 70—80 cents, Ayer Panas 70—80 cents, Bassetts 45—55 cents, Brogas 35—40 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 22—26 cents, Bukit Katils 30—35
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    59 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, OCT. 29. Bayers. Sellers. R.S 3. equal to London Standard, Spot 13% 13% Standard R.S.S. on Tender, November 13% 14 December 14 14% November/December 13% 14% January/ March 14% 14 Tone of Market: —Steady. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 4 3/16 d. per
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    PRODUCE.
    143 7 SINGAPORE, OCT. 29. Rice, Siam A-l per Koyan $340 Rice, Siam 1 $295 Rice, Siam 2 $265 Rice, Siam 3 $238 Rice, Siam 4 $220 Rice. Saigon A-l $230 Rice, Saigon 1 220 Rice, Saigcp 2 $211 Rice, Saiajlk 3 $202 Rice, RanP)n 1 197 Rice. Rangoon 2 $195
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    TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR COMPANY.
    233 7 DIRECTORS' FAVOURABLE REPORT. The annual general meeting of the British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd.. wUi be held at the Exchs-nge on Nov. 4 at noon. In their report for the year ended June 3t, 1930, the d rectors state: The balance brought forward from
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    COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.
    270 7 DIRECTORS' ANNUAL REPORT. The directory of the Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., in their report for the year ended June 30. 1930, to be presented at the gene al meeting on Nov. 6 at 12 30 p.m. at the offices cf Messrs. Boustead and Co., Ltd.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    299 7 British Official Wireless. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, OCT. 29. Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15/16 d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 29/32 d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 27/32 d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 13 I6d. London demand 2s.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    228 7 O.S.K.—PAST AND PRESENT. AN INFORMATIVE BOOKLET. We have received from Messrs. Osaka Shosejs Kaisha a little book dealing with the past and present progress of the company. Travellers and shipping merchants will find it invaluable. The book is brightly written and is very attractively got up. It is
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    SHIPS GETTING TOO BIG?
    238 7 UNDERWRITERS CAUTIOUS. The project of the Cunard Company to build a vessel of 70,000 tons, with a speed of 30 knots, to carry 4.000 passengers and a crew of 800, must appeal to the imagine tion of anyone who is r. t in open revolt against
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    "MOREA" GOES TO NEW MASTERS.
    91 7 "MACEDONIA" TAKES HER PLACE. It is understood that although the "Morea" has sailed her last voyage homeward and is now on her way to be delivered to her newowners in Japan, no drastic changes in the schedule of the P. and O. Line have been
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    UNCHARTED ROCK DISCOVERED.
    147 7 An unchartered rock which constitutes a menace to navigation between the Philippines and Japan has just been discovered off the coast of Korea, according to reports received at the Bureau of Customs from the Japanese Imperial Admiralty office. Insular Collector of Customs in turn issued a general
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    REDUCTION OF RATES.
    137 7 The first cf a series of conferences ior tht* proposed reduction of the shipping rates oil all Inter-Island vessels was held recently in Manila, at the office of Judge Manuel V. del Rosario, senior public service commissioner, with the two commissioners, the attorney and secretary of the
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    HEAVY GUN PRACTICES.
    299 7 Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range as possible during the heavy gun practice, which will take place from forts Serapong and Mount Imbeah at 6 a.m. on Oct. 30. A red flag will be flown from Pulau
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    104 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Oct. 29. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rajula 22; Lyeemoon 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Khyber 18; Morioka Maru 14; Pres. Fillmore 11; Elpenor 9; Eumaeus 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Yehime Maru 30; Ekma 34. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4).
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 155 for 100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 159 for $100.
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      39 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. SINGAPORE FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY. The seventeenth Annual General Meeting of members of the above Society will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Wednesday, November 5. 1930, St 5 p.m. LIM SENG KIANG, Honorary Sscrttary,
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      696 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. "cJMjfDQE" M. SELEOIE ROAD. "PHONE «31. Fresh Cut Flowers. Orders for flowers for the Commemoratiin of the Ceremony of Blearing of ths Graves, on Sunday and Monday, November S and 3 respectively Bhould now be placed to avoid dissappointment. Wreaths made to Order. From $2 Upwards. Wreaths of
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      294 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Bright RelaTemperature. Rain- Sun- tlve. Wind. Max Min. fall, shine. Huml- Dlrec- Speed. Stations. P. F. Ins. Hours. dity tlon. m.p.h. Weather. I Alor Star S3 73 1.74 5.1 I 85 Calm Pine Kota Bharu 8G 75 .13 8 5 85 Calm Pine K
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      365 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, OCT. 29. Muar (Tronoh) 3 p.m. Malacca (Larut) 3 p.m. Port Swettenham and Penang (Ipoh) 3 p.m. Banka Island, Pladjoe and Palembang (Thedenst 3 p.m. Pontianak (Raubt 3 p.m. *Suez and London <Koursk) 4 p.m. Kcmaman. Dungun and Trengganu (Asdang) 4 p.m Banka Island I except Muntok)
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    COMPANY CONTROL.
    745 8 All companies have to conserve their resources in slump-time. And they proceed about it on well recognised liiias, in mcst instances. With serious diminution or absence of profits, or actual less, bonuses naturally go by the board; often there is almost eagerness to seize upon an opportunity to
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    491 8 Jockey McPherson, accompanied by Jockey McCarthy and Trainer E. Norman, 1 ft Singapore at 715 p.m. on Saturday evening and arrived at Bagan Luar. Prov nee Wellesley, at 11.15 a.m. the next day. in a Buiek car. They were not out to break any ichords but covered the journey in
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF CAPT. W. EL SMITH.
    260 8 PASSENGER EN ROUTE TO ENGLAND. The death occurred at the General Hospital. Penang, late on Sunday afternoon of Capt. W. H. Smith, who had arrived earlier in the day with Mrs. Smith from Singapore by the "Carnarvonshire." When the boat left Singapore cn
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    LITIGATION OVER BIG SWEEP.
    71 8 INDIANS QUARREL ABOUT LUCKY NUMBER. Litigation is pending in th 3 Supreme Court over the first prize, amount ng to $45,000. in the big sweep on the last day of the May meeting of the Singapore Turf Club. The parties are Indians. Defendant is a member
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    SERIOUS FLOODING IN IPOH.
    85 8 MAIN ROAD UNDER WATER. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipch, Oct. 29. The flooding of roads in Perak is occurring with inconvenient persistency. A report early to-day says that the main road to the south is under three feet of water at the 63rd-mi!e. near Tanjong Malim.
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    MUNICIPAL ORGAN.
    143 8 MOTION TO CONFIRM CONTRACT. A nueting of the Singapore Municipal Com missicners will be held en Friday at the Mun.cioal Board Room at 2.15 pm. On th? agenlis a motion standing in the name of the Fre i dent for the confirmation of the con ract for the
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    STRONG COMMENT BY NEW JUDGE.
    174 8 SUPREME COURT POSTPONEMENTS When an application wrs made before Mr. Justice Palgrave Simpson n the Supreme Court to-day for postponement of a case in which one of the counsel engaged was reported to be indisposed, his lordship, commenting on the application, sa d he would
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    QUIT RENTS ON SMALL ESTATES.
    47 8 ASIATIC PLANTERS' PETITION. (From Our Own Correspondent, j Ipoh, Oct. 29. largely c ign e d petition by the Asiatiplanters has been sent to the Chief Secretary asking for a suspension of legal foi the sale cf small estates for quit rents
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    51 8 From Holland by "Indrapcera." due Shiga pore to-moTow morning. From China and Japan by "Tilawa." due Suv<£>:. re at 9 a.m. to-morrow. From France by "D'Artagnan." due Singapore at 6 a.m. on Se'urday. Fxom Europe (Londcn mails despatch-d on Oct. 9» by "Rawalpindi." due Penang at 5 pm
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    725 8 (BY "LOOKER-o.\ Yesterday I related, more In how someone in Penang had a l pore as "that stronghold of gloor A t >pai Tc-day I have received a "You're hoist with your own p not( pore is called pessimist. Why it is signed: "Your Faithful c A
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    39 8 L4TEST QUOTATIONS RUBBER. Irndcn:—4 3 16d. XV«r Ycrk:— cent:; (G). Singapore:— lM%-lt% cen.s. TIX. L-ndcn:—Snot £118 17?. Sd. r. *L 3 months, buyers £123 5s 01 Od.), sellers £120 7s. 6d. (OP Singapore:—«6l.so. «15« t n
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      203 8 I ou6 jjj I Agents-. Robinson Co., Ltd. I pi i Incorporated tn the Stratts Settlements.) Qj SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. jjj liy Ihe Film "King Of Jazz*' IjCltCStI i S showing at the jj] I CAPITOL FROM TONIGHT. You can have records of the 1 Popular Songs trom this film
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      88 8 TELEGRAMS 'PHONE Cj "SILVABROS- 4§4ĕ. jfl A NEW SHIPMENT OF GENUINE I Crystal Bead j Necklaces 1 X GOLD-MOUNTED f] I Elephant-Hair 1 I Jewellery jj AND SILVER-MOUNTED JJ] 15 Butterfly-Wing 1 Jewellery. 1 ONLY LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE, rfl U. S. De Silva Bros, I JEWELLERS, ft fl, HIGVI STREET,
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    150 Killed In Formosa Uprising. KING RE-OPENS PARLIAMENT.
    805 9 BISHOP DIES WHILE WAITING. 1 KSTINE POLICY NOT CHANGED. F K> TRADE "AN ABSOLUTE FRAUD." Reuter's Service. London. Oct. 28. first time in history a Labour !>articipated in a State opening .it. for in 1924 Labour took office Conservatives had been defeated
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    INDIA CONFERENCE PREPARATIONS
    422 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, Oct. 28. cclia- nop of Worcester <Dr. Pearce) Loodnn and died in Parliament Square, the 0-*'- J day w hile he was walking to attend r4iV' !r f Parliame nt. He was 65. Prtin,"! t0 ues tions from Mr. Baldwin, the d ecWt
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    TORIES DEMAND CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP.
    42 9 Reuter's Service. London. Oct. 29. A meeting, attended by 44 Conservatives and presided over by Colonel Gretton. decided to ST. declaration to the Chief Whip, submitting that a change of leadership is essential to tho national interest.
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    ORDERS TO YEN AND FENG.
    368 9 FORTNIGHT TO LEAVE CHINA. NANKING AND MUKDEN NEGOTIATE. "Sin Kuo Min Press" Service. Shanghai, Oct. 29. Vp? e 9M a al Government has given Mantel yen Shi Shan and General Feng Yu H=iang !L g 10 leaVC the "> un fcT. Otherwise the Government will
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    SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
    50 9 IMPERIAL CONFERENCE DISCUSSES FORESTRY. British Official Wireless. R.,gby. Oct. 28. The Committee on Forestry, set up by the Imperial Conference to-day, considered methods of developing scientific research and ensuring closer co-operation between the parts of the Empire interested in forestry, with particular reference to the exchange of information.
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    JAPANESE GIRLS MASSACRED.
    175 9 TRIBAL REVOLT IN FORMOSA. ATTACK ON ATHLETIC MEETING. Reuter's Service. Tokyo, Oct. 28. According to the latest official dispatch from Formosa a number of tribesmen "sudden'y launched an attack on Musha primary school on Monday, while an athletic meeting was in progress. The number of casualties is
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    REDS ARRESTED IN PARIS.
    97 9 ABOUT TO BLOW UP FASCIST HEADQUARTERS. Reuter's Service. Paris, Oct. 28. Two suspicious individuals who were arrested in the early hours of this morning near tht Eiffel Tower admitted that they were Italan Communists, who hid come to blow up the Fascist headquarters in Paris. They
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    ABYSSINIA WELCOMES THE DUKE.
    156 9 EMPEROR'S CORONATION ON SUNDAY. Reuter's Service. Addis Ababa Oct 28. After a 500 mile train journey across French Somaliland and Abyssinia, the Duke of Gloucester arrived with his suite to represent King George at the Coronation oi Ras Tafari on Sunday. This is the first visit
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    REFERRED TO ARBITRATION.
    36 9 GERMAN STRIKE ENDS. Reuter 's Service. Berlin, Oct. 28. The me al workers' strike, which has cost the workers 10,000,003 marks in wages, has terminated by agreement to refer the dispute to arbitration.
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    AMERICAN BANKER DEAD.
    44 9 Philadelphia, Oct. 28. The death has occurred of Colonel James Addison Logan, junior member of the banking firm of Dillon, Read and Company. He was the principal assistant to President Hoover in relief operations in Europe after the Armistice. Reuter's Service.
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    INSUFFICIENT TRIAL FLIGHTS?
    421 9 PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO RlOl LOSS. SECRET DOCUMENTS IN COURT. CONTROL CABLE FOUND TO BE BROKEN. Reuter 's Service. London, Oct. 28. The public inquiry in'o the loss of the RlOl cpened in the hall of the Institute of Civil Engineers to-day. The Attorney-General, Sir William Jowitt (who
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    EVERY FACTOR TO BE PUBLIC.
    421 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Oct 28. In his opening speech to-day at the public inquiry into the RlOl disaster, which he had not concluded when the court adjourned until to-morrow, the Attorney-General (Sir William Jowitt) said that every possole factor which could throw light on
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    BANKER'S RANSOM PAID.
    49 9 Reuter's Service. Chicago. Oct. 28. The 'Herald" learns that the family of Karl Yocum have refused x) take the Police into their confidence and have decided to pay the kidnappers the $50,000 raiisom demanded. [Karl Yocum, a wealthy banker, was kidnapped by gangsters some days ago.]
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    21 9 MALAYANS AT HOME, on pa ire 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page- S. CORRESPONDENCE, on pages 10 and 11.
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      36 9 "WOMAN'S CORNER." This New Feature in The "Malaya Tribune" will be inaugurated this week and will appear EVERY SATURDAY. It will be our LADY READERS' OWN PAGE. Several Contributions Have Already Been Received. MORE ARE WANTED.
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    Sports & Pastimes. "CORNWALL" BEATEN BY s.c.c.
    502 10 Sports Pastimes. "CORNWALL" BEATEN BY s.c.c. Visitors Field Depleted Side. RUGBY FOOTBALL. m spite of the depressing weather wnditronr, a fair rmmber turned out to see the S.C.C. name with a team representing H.M.b. -Cornwall." whom they entertained on the Paaang yesterday. The "Cornwall" team, who are former champions of
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    S.C.C. BEAT "CORNWALL."
    363 10 Visitors' Stout Resistance. HOCKEY. Considering the fact that they do not get many chances to play hockey, the team from HALS. "Cornwall" did very well against the S.C.C. yesterday. The Club put out a mixed eleven which was, however, strong enough to win by two clear goals.
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    Chinese Beat Vehicles.
    81 10 The Chinese eleven met the Vehicles side yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium and defeated them by the odd goal in three. The Chinese were much superior but the condition of the ground robbed both sides of many chances to score. The Chinese drew first blood .soon
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    BUD WALLEY STILL WINNING.
    149 10 On Road To Flyweight Championship. BOXING. JOHNNY ALBAS SUCCESS. Bud Walley scored a sensational victory on Sept 24 over Prankie Ginaldo in a six-rounds contest at the Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, USA Bud was immediately offered a main event at the Mitchell Field Arena. He was to
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    S.C.C. CHAMPION.
    253 10 Keen Final Yesterday. BILLIARDS. H. J. Frewin, having beaten last year s champion (Wyatt) in the semi-final, met H H Bullen in the final yesterday evening and became the new billiards champion of the S.C.C. The game was keenly fought, though in the end a couple of double
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    Selangor Singles Championship.
    294 10 BADMINTON. Forty-two entries were received for the Selangor singles championship. There were several surprises in the second round, the notable one being the defeat of M. Sockalingam, last year's runner-up, by Leow Kirn Fatt of the Sunnydale B.P. Following are results of matches played up to date.
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    G.G.C. Flag Competition.
    57 10 GOLF. Best returns in the Garrison Golf Club Poppy Day Fund Flag Competition were: Ladies.—Mrs. E. J. B. Buchanan, Mrs. O. G, Franklin, Mrs. J. D. A. Champney. I Men.—Major G. J. V. Shephered, Captain F. I Dearden, Major J. M. MacKinnon. I The prizes were presented
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    27 10 DATES PLAYERS. Badminton. Date of closing entries for the Jovial B. P. doubles 'A' and 'B' divisions and singles handicap (Open> has been extended to Nov. 7.
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    TREATY REVISION "RANK HERESY."
    398 10 FRANCE RESENTS ITALY'S POLICY. MUSSOLINI'S SPEECH STARTLES EUROPE. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, Oct. 28. Sig. Mussolini's challenging speech has had a bombshell effect throughout Europe, where political quarters everywhere are humming like a stirred-up beehive. Newspapers deal extensively with what Mussolini's own organ. "Popolo DTtalia," characterises
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    S.P.C.A. ACTIVITIES.
    519 10 GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SHOW. At the October committee meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Singapore) held at the YM C A the Secretary reported that the structure of the gharry pony shelter was now completed and appeared to De used extensively and
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    PERAK CHINESE CHAMBER.
    162 10 DECISION ON CALENDAR POSTPONED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 28. At a largely attended meeting of representatives of 150 Chinese guilds, firms and assoctaUoS there were interesting discussions at the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce on questions now afTecting the Chinese. There was a lively discuss.on
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    SUICIDE PACT?
    220 10 TRAGEDY IN LODGING HOUSE. An air of mystery still surrounds the death of a young Chinese woman and her husband Xio were discovered with their throats cut m had recently armed g— in Singa"ay e y m a £d Hed he *as look ng for hTf« m description
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    N. S. CHINESE ACTIVITIES.
    354 10 A "Wanderer's" Review. A Negri Sembilan Wanderer" writes: "The Seremban Chinese have won the Negri N. S. Football Shield for the second year in succession and deserve congratulations on their success. They played clean football throughout the season. They lost the Hose Cup owing to some
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    MALAYS ASKED TO PLANT VEGETABLES.
    132 10 SEREMBAN STATE COUNCIL'S REQUEST. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 28. The following notice to Malays has been issued in Malay:—ln view of the fact that the price of rubber is very low and will probably remain so for a considerable time and that in
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    RUBBER STOCKS QUESTIONED.
    1114 10 FIRE INSURANCE CLAIM. BRIGADE ALLEGED TO HAVE MISSED THE ROAD. There was a sequel to a fire which destroyed a rubber factory, which was Mua nn Nov 4 1928, in an action commenced in Z Supreme Court yesterday before the Chief Tn«tiM> (Sir William Murison). Z |T
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 10 [Our readers are invited to write > us on subjects of public interest. It must t> stood that the "Malaya Tribune" j.. m necessarily endorse opinions expressed b-j pondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE A BRiip AS POSSIBLE, preferably typeumttr- double spacing), and on one side of the pa only Pen
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    The Race Sweeps.
    620 10 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribu? Sir, —At the outset I wish to mak i ain that my intention in submitting ow ing suggestions is without malice to anyone or any body whatsoever Tho* who are members of the Singaport ciub are aware that the working of th<
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    "REDS" SENTENCED.
    128 10 PRINTING MACHINE SEIZED. A Hylam end a Hakka were sentenced to six months' rig* l ment each, by the District c Wilson) when they pleaded taftt in the management of an uni. the South Seas Communist Party The ccse was the sequel to Inspector Prithvi Chand on a
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    187 10 As the French penetrate untitled south into the Sahara, pad Arab tribes as they go. hotels an for the accommodation of Govis ting army officers, busineoccasional venturesome tourist. B some arranging. Some of th< hotels had to be taken south desert in parcels. Each parcel 200 Ib. and constituted one
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES. Malacca Police Sports.
    149 11 SPORTS PASTIMES. Malacca Police Sports. ATHLETICS. c jut Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 27. d attendance at the Malacca Saturday. Among those Hon. Mr. Fairburn. I. G. P. C H. G. Clarke (Resident and tht out of a varied programme Putting the weight by won that event at the last van
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    Two Queries.
    91 11 0n; H.B.P." WTites: Wli a the leading sportsmen of all <•.. or authorities on athletics me as to the following points no is participating in a mile parti and runs to the winning post »nd. should he be disqualified participant taking part in a 'King race talk with
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    X-Rays Beat T.H.L.I.
    55 11 BADMINTON. singles between the X-Ray Hoo Lye Institution, played M Baaday st the latier's court, the former Hitti I X-Ray players mentionWan beat Kirn Kee _j; Baa beat Boon Hai 15—4, k beat Hoon Chiang 15—4. beal Yong Choy 15—6, Kb Eng Soon beat G. Ho 15—11.
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    Horlicks "B" Beat C.S.A.C.
    143 11 Ho rlicks "B" Beat C.S.A.C. keer.ly ntested match of five singles and j doub'.t was played between the Horlicks B team a: :i the Cold Storage A. C. on the ivrmer's court on Monday, when the home side ton by four. games to two. The tie betwe;n Wan Ch... Inn
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    Ladies' Open Singles Tournament.
    61 11 Tne closiiu date of entries for the Lad.es' Single*, touni. :uent hat' been extended to Saturday. Nov l Those who have not yet sent in •"'fir eniru (l re requested to do so without delay. Entries should be sent to the hon. secretary. >BA Mercantile Bank
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    Devonshire Beat Blackburn.
    75 11 R a ma of five singles played at the -aekburr. E court last Sunday, before a -*<1 crowd o: 'husiasts, Devonshire B.P. won 1*' '1 lowing axe the results (Devoni first): —Tan Quee Leng lost Ang Soot, Cieong 15—12, 8—15, 11—15; Yong K.a beat Chin Thiam Swee
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    Merilads Beat S.C.B.P.
    92 11 Mer beat the Singapore Chinese J 2 Sunday at the latter's court. ds named first): Chan Wah beat veo Kian Hoe 15—7, 13—13, jj. Lirn ;V Jng Soon beat Lum Chong Ah h f Tan Eng Tee beat Ho Khoori! 15 8: Tan Tlan Pen 8 and
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    A.A.A. Beat S.H.B.J.S.C.
    111 11 or 8%turri- nd two doubles were played courts ar 6 S H B Junior Service Club's R^ U 1,. G d in a win for the A.A.A. SingC A A Payers first): 15—i Sim Kang beat Tay Keng Wan S*ng 15 L a Choo Lock beat Tan
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    88 11 [Our readers are invited to write to us on Uwd th t UC interest n must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not 'tecewanl!, endorse opinions expressed by conesJ SHOULD BE AS BRIEF prc > eraW f typewritten (double n one sid€ °f the Pa**»- only. Pen names
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    School Fees.
    143 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Re the much-discussed subject of school fees, if any Christian institution is going to collect its fees for four months at a time, knowing or after being advised directly or indirect y that it is going to be very hard on poor parents,
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    Typewriting Examination.
    270 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune. 1 Sir, —In view of the fact that a Typewriting Examination is held yearly for those who are in the Government Services «and a bonus i awarded to those who obtain the highest percentages of marks given, I wish humbly to make a
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    GOVT. APPOINTMENTS IN CHINA.
    341 12 YEN ORDERS MORE MUNITIONS. "Sin Kuo Min Press" Service. Shanghai, Oct. 28. Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang has recommended his chief-of-staff. Yun Ching. to be Vice-Minister for War of the National Government, Chang Shih Vi to be Minister for the Interior. Kuo Chih Vi Vice-Minister of Communications.
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    206 12 SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 27. The second annual Agricultural Conference opened this morning at Kuala Lumpur, the chairman being Dr. H. A. Tempany. The Chief Secretary, Mr. C. W. H. Cochrane, opened the conference and spoke of the interest during
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    MOTORING NOTES.
    733 14 Regular Inspection Insures Long Life. Regular inspection and expert attention are the secrets behind the iong and uninterrupted service rendered by railway locomotives, points out the Service Manager of General Motors Java. "At first thought it might appear that the locomotive retains its youth because it runs on
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    STERILISATION.
    176 14 EXPERIENCE OF THE UNITED STATES. Scientists from eighteen countries met at Farnham. Surrey, recently, at the opening of the ninth Conference of the International Federation of Eugenics Organisations. An amusing interlude on horse-racing occurred when Dr. H. H. Laughlin of the Eugenics Record Office. U.S.A., was speaking. He was
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