Malaya Tribune, 7 July 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune vol. xvra. No. 158 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, July 7. 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY JULY 7, 1931.
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    "A WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN."
    325 2 LIFE IN RUSSIA. U. S. WOMAN'S TERRIBLE INDICTMENT. London (By Mail). ••There is no laughter left in Russia and people for a clarence Warren, who .stairs Warren an interview published morning they may waken to see an ocean ol blood sweeping the land. lTh would
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    GANGSTER EVIL IN U.S.
    177 2 ATTORNEY-GENERALS GRAVE WARNING. New York (By Mail). The United States Government must wage a losing fight with gangsterism and racketeering unless the States co-operate in the tremendous task of ridding the country of the sangst-rs- terrifying grip. This warning was was broadcast throughout America by the
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    SHORT SKIRTS DISMISSALS.
    162 2 MILL GIRLS' ANSWER: "LONGER WAGES." Rome (By Mail). A battle is waged here daily between the Fascist censor—who says skirts must be long and the Italian girl of to -day—who says she will wear them short if she pleases. Here is an example of the resistance of
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    208 2 Despite the continual doubts and apprehensons legard lg the da es of the Round Tab c Ccnference and Mr. Gandhi's London visit, a petty controversy rages among those arranging for his reception and accommodation, states a London cable t o the "Hindustban Times." Some expect him to stay at the
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    F.M.S.R. FINANCES.
    948 2 "A LEGACY OF EXTRAVAGANCE." KUALA LUMPUR COMMENT. The following editorial appears in the •Malayan Daily Express" under the head ng •A Legacy of Extravagance": The future of the P.MS. Railway is a subject on which a Government pronouncement at an early date will be welcomed by the public.
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    METAL CLOTHING.
    174 2 LAUNDRY ENGINEER'S PREDICTION. Mr. R. E. Whitaker, past president of the Society of Laundry Engineers and Allied Trades. Ltd., made some interesting predictions at the I essicn of the annual international Laundry Congress at Scarborough. After giving an historical sketch of the introduction of machinery into the laundry
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    EX-KING AMANULLAH SUED.
    104 2 ALLEGED SUPPLY OF 50,000 RIFLES. Paris (By Mail). A law suit has been brought here by an engineer named Hanukiew, who is a Russian rxile. against ex-King Amanullah and the foimer Afghan Minister in Paris. He a leges that he was asked by the Minister in 1926
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    WHERE SCENT IS BAD TASTE.
    84 2 EVE BANISHED FROM WINE SALES. Berlin (By Mail). Because the modern perfumes used by women interfere with the delicate operation of tasting rare wines, Eve has been banished from the yearly wine sales in the Rhinelind and other parts of Germany. A decree has been
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    MALAYA'S G.P.C.
    697 2 MR. KIA PENG REPLIES TO DR. BRADDON. Mr. Choo Kia Peng writes to the "Malay Mail" as follows: Reading the first paragraph of Dr. Braddons letter of June 30. I cannot help, in fairness to our two Council members of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association, but remind the
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    SILVER SLUMP.
    130 2 CURRENCY DRYING UP BUYING POWER. Reuter. Parma (Idaho), July 4. A plea for 'eading nations to co-operate to restore the price of silver and thus complete the effcct cf the moratorium has been made by Senator Borah. He pointed out that the United States ar.d France held 65
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      267 2 I A N "BABY 1 r{ "I can truthfully k s.y I have not WAS FED ON had afa lure. A X Debtor s baby this OTJ TXTTd 3 ;C year went on it UIN Oil 11X11 SunshinC GUx g > from birth and has from birth and <A ft
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    WEIRD RITE IN RUINED CHURCH.
    257 3 GYPSIES CHOOSE VIRGIN QUEEN. Paris (By Mail). From all parts of France members of I myster.ous band of gypsies who claim to b? the survivors of the lost continent of Atlantis, believed to have been submerged by the sea thousands of y ars age, are
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    LABOUR WAGES.
    359 3 CUT OF THREE CENTS BY MUNICIPALITY. We are able, through the courtesy of Dr K. K. Pathy, J.P.. M.C.. to publish in this number a copy of the interesting memorandum submitted by him to the Munic.pal Commissioners, Singapore, on the subject of Municipal labourers' wages, says "The Indian."
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    MOVEMENTS OF ROYALTY.
    222 3 KING AND QUEEN TO VISIT EDINBURGH. I British Official. Rugby. July 4. Tho King, who returned to Buckingham Palace yesterday from Newmarket, left London with the Queen by rail this morning for Edinburgh. The court will be in residence at the Palace of Holyrood House for ten
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    STRAITS CHINESE AMATEURS.
    199 3 VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. There was a bumper house on Saturday night at the Moonlight Hall. New World, when the members of the Straits Chinese Amateur Dramatic and Musical Society staged 8 variety entertainment. Dr. Chen Chang Lok, the Chinese Consul-General, was present throughout the performance. The Stein Song
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    BAD LANGUAGE AT SCHOOLS.
    256 3 ETON HEADMASTERS COMMENTS. London (By Mail). Bad language used by public school boys was denounced by Dr. C. A. Alington, headmaster of Eton. "I loathe it," he declared. "If you went to an ordinary public school you would hear boys talking in a way by which
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    WET BATTERY 300 YARDS LONG.
    215 3 PHONE EXCHANGE'S HUGE RESERVOIR. London (By Mail). When the new telephone building in Farmstreet, Mayfair. W., is finished next year it will contain the largest battery in the whole world. Three exchanges. Mayfair. Regent and Grosvenor which are being converted to automatic working, are to
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    JAPANESE SEEK COMPENSATION.
    407 3 SEQUEL TO KOREAN RIOTS. Shanghai. July 6. The Japanese Consul at Chang Chun has demanded compensation for losses incurred by the Korean settlers in K<rin. and has refused to withdraw the Japanese troops. Invejtigat.ons by the Chinese authorities, are reported to have revealed evidence showing that the
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    MANY DROWNED IN FLOODS.
    84 3 SAMPANS IN CANTON STREETS. Reuter. Canton, July 5. Floods have converted the streets in low-tying districts in Canton into canals, along which sampans are busily plying instead of rickshaws and other vehicles. Much inconvenience and damage has been caused through the flooding of houses and shops,
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    LITERATURE AND WIRELESS.
    752 3 THE EFFECT ON POOR BOOKS. AN ALLIANCE TO PROMOTE GOOD READING. In Malaya (says the Malacca Guardian' > there has grown up. and is grow.ng up. a mor lively interest in what has been described aa the modern world's "colossal new hobby" wireless. And in the Malayan
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    Home Sports Review. THE OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    2398 4 A YOUNG CRICKETER'S PROGRESS. All-in Wrestling Title. The Greyhound Derby. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, June tl. Last year Lord Dewar died, leaving his fortune and his racing stud to his nephew, Mr. J. A. Dewar. Twice in his life he narrowly
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    WIRELESS SOCIETY'S PROGRESS.
    679 5 SECRETARY ON BROADCASTING NEGOTIATIONS. The following is the report presented by Mr. j) w Mortiock (hon. secretary) to the extranary general meeting of the Amateur ten Society of Malaya (Singapore), held the G. H. Sweet Shop on Sunday: me Amateur Wireless Society of Malaya _apore) originally founded
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    OPIUM SMUGGLING IN SIAM.
    162 5 POLICE RAID ILLEGAL DIVAN. For some considerable time past the special branch of the Bangkok Police have known of the existence of an unlawful opium divan at Banglampoo-lang, on the West bank, run by a Tsechiew Chinese. It was further learnt that delivery had been taken
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    THE M.E.O.A.
    280 5 PROPAGANDA IN PERAK. Public of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association have been convened by the Propaganda Sub-Committee of the Association with a view to enlisting the support of local owners and also to discuss the advisability of forming District Associations in Perak. All interested, including shareholders of public
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1570 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY ERASER Si CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, July 7, 10 a.m. Issue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. Buyers. Sellers. C 1.0.0 Aaam Kumbang Tin Deo. Sl £0.18.0 £1. i.g 1.0.0 Austral Malay Be*. l 0.18.6 i. 0.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin June 30
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      127 5 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE," mmmmm of course P mmmmmmammma S SOUNDEST IHt AND ONLY NEWS 5 CENTS DAILY. V,^S Its Circulation is Continually increasing—that is Clear Proof of ita Sustained Popularity. Be sure you get it regularly by becoming a Subscriber. The Subscription Form below may be used.
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      246 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JULY 7. I High Tides.—2.25 a.m.. 3.28 p.m. Singapore and Penang Assizes Begin. Football League: Warders v. M.P.H. (Div. 2) I S.R.C.; 1I.C.U. v. BAT. (Dir. 2). S.H B Football, Singapore Cup. Chinese II v. Ma.ays n, Anson Road. Lawn Tennis, SC.C. v. S.C.R.C.. S.C.C. TO-MORROW,
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    SCOURGE OF TUBERCULOSIS IN MALAYA.
    1263 7 APPEAL FOR MORE HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL NOT SHELVED. ADJOURNMENT SPEECHES AT LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. The need for the appointment of an educational specialist to fill the post of Director of Education, recently vacated by Dr. R. O. Winstedt, an app:al for a reduction
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    SUPPORT FOR MR. NIXON.
    1907 7 GOVT. REPLIES UNSATISFACTORY. Mr. Ta\i Cheng Lock said: I rise to support my honourable friend on my left who speke on the question of Government ghing consideration to the matter of the reduction of quit rents and allow the planters to be able to carry on
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    WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL.
    933 7 JUSTICE DUE TO LABOURERS. Now. on the subject of Workmen's Compensation the Government's reply to my question is not definite, because Government says that it will consider the question later on. Therefore I should like to say something on the matter as I have been one of
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    DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION.
    4135 7 EXPERT NEEDED. Dr. Noel Clarke said: As the post of Director of Education is now vacant may I suggest that in filling this vacancy the appointment of an experienced educationist be considered by Government. By an experienced educationist I mean one who, aLer graduation at one of
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      534 7 HUNGARY'S GREATEST VIOLINIST I SZIGETI TO-DAY A WORLD SENSATION. Recent English Press, 1929-30. Times. He played with a touch of the diablerie which one imagines must have been Pagarjini's secret. Daily Telegraph. A more brilliant performance than this it would be hard to imagine. Liverpool Post and Mercury. Tlolinfat m
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      380 7 WANTED —An accounts clerk with knowledge 'of typewriting, and to serve as Cashier No. 2. Cash security required $300. Applications in own handwriting with copies of recent testimonials, should be addressed to Box 372 c o Malaya Tribune. SINGAPORE CHINESE MANDARIN SCHOOL. Starting its New Session. Save TIME, LABOUR AND
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      171 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. SALE OF LAND AT TIONG BAHRU. Tenders, which will be received by the undersigned up iq 4 p.m. on Friday, the 31st July 1931. are invited for the purchase of certain lands at Tiong Bahru for building purposes. Particulars and the conditions of sale can
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATHS.
    140 8 TAN—At 36. Meyer Road <opposa> Katong Part- Singapore, on Sunday July 5. 1931. MRS TAN TIANG BOO. aged 63. leaving behind her two s: r_s. Tan Hock Moh and Tan Hock Chiang, two daughters. Mrs Chan Tong Soon and Mrs. Tay Soo Teck
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    THIS "BENEVOLENT BUREAUCRACY."
    758 8 At the Legislative Council meet- ng yesterday His Excellency maintained that "'oppressive silence." Very respectfully we suggest that he is making a mistake. There are several very important subjects, vitally affecting this Colony and sections of its people which admittedly he discussed in Downing Street during his
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    235 8 Mr T H Mersse. of Penang. was to have left London on Fnday for Malaya and is expected to arrive on the 23rd. inst The Rev Kenneth McPherson. Ac: r C nial Chaplain. Penang. will be tc Em bay towards the end of this month At the weekly tiffin of
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    CENSUS FACTS FROM ENGLAND.
    165 8 Nearly Two Million Surplus Females. British Official. London, July 6 Th-? census taken on April 26 showed that there are 44.790.465 people in Great Britain. with a surplus of 1361.063 females over males The tctal shows rather over a 2 000.000 increase compared with the 1921
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    WEEKLY AIR MAIL TO EUROPE.
    83 8 Th KLM <Rcyr". Dutch Airways service Bata via Alor-Star Ams".<. rtiarr. vfO become a weekly service in October next. As frcm Oct. 1. an aeroplane will leave Arris'erriam every Thursday and as from Oct 16 an aeroplane will leave Batavia every Pi-, day 'from Alor-Star
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    47 8 From China and Japan by the Ka*hga r due a: Singapore at 6 pm to-morrow. Pre 1 China and Japan by the Morioko Maru due at Singapore to-morrow Frrm E.rcpe •London mails despatched on July 18 by the Rajputana due at Penang norni on Thursday
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    155 8 The Federal Leper Settlement Sunge. Bulch. has recently become th.- proud po»--ic scr cf a wireless rxe.wcg set. Kuala Lumpur Ea gon Bangkok and Sourabaya have com? throogn clearly. Lady Moore-Guggisberg chairman, and the Overseas Section 01 the Forum Club gave women s luncheon in honour of oversea representatives on
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    568 8 BY ~LOOKER-C\ Autocracy did not at the L. L. meet.- i J; it? dl(1 It really seem- time cracy (of pink rather tra;. hue} had its chance. It worse. That iittle stunt m questions without replying as it were, seem.- to tie overdone. And is it And
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    43 8 LATFST OrOTATI«'N- RUBBER L"drn —3 3 16d New York: —6K <G> cents Singapore:—10\—10"- wci? TIV Lmdon—Spar £llt 0?. C*tf Th'ce Mrrths Buyer? £150 5< Co 6-*.». Sellers £120 17s. 6c U 1 J~- c S.ngap :re:—$60 25. ISO tens vie
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      446 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Radio-Saigon »49.05 metres) 6.30 pm Annamite programme. 8.15 pm, recorded music: 915 pm. concert by the orchestra under the direction of M. Andre Soyer Selections from The Magic Piute." Mozart The Little Officer. Messager: Allegro Appassions ta. for cello. Saint-Saens. soloist Mmc Simqne Chefray: Rustlings in the Wood.
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    Japanese Invasion Of Manchuria. MORATORIUM'S EFFECT ON BRITAIN. LOSS OF ABOUT £11,000,000.
    885 9 YOUNG PLAN SIGNATORIES TO MEET. HAD RELAPSE ON THE STOCK MARKET. Reuter. There is now no doubt that the Hoover scheme for the suspension of debt payments wili be put into effect. The difficulties with France have been
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    VATICAN AND FASCIST BREACH.
    106 9 What Will Mussolini Do? Reuter. Rome, July 6. While indifference is professed in Fascist circles towards the subject matter of Saturday's encyclical letter, there can be no doubt that the breach between the Vatican and Chigi Palace has widened as the result of the Vatican's method
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    DEATH OF SIR NEVILLE LYTTELTON.
    109 9 Reuter. TOOK PART IN BATTLE OF KHARTOUM. The death has occurred of General Sir Neville Lyttelton.—Reuter. [Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Neville (Gerald) Lyttelton was born at Hagley. Worcestershire on Oct. 28, 1845. He was the third son of the 4th Baron Lyttelton. He was
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    LIABILITIES OF $345,000.
    252 9 BANKRUPT OF 71 REFUSED DISCHARGE. Mr R. Williamson lengthily argued on appeal on behalf of Mr. A. M. Sarkies in the Court of Appeal yesterday before their lordships Mr. Justic Thome, Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell and Mr. Justice Palgrave Simpson, against an order of the trial Judge
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    STRIKE FEVER IN SPAIN.
    175 9 WORKLESS DEMAND FOOD FROM HOTELS. Reuter. Madrid. July 6. The strike fever is spreading all over Spain as the result of efforts by the Communist National Confederation of Workers, which is seeking to create a revolution by labour troubles. Telephonists are striking to-day throughout the country
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    ROYAL SCOT ACCIDENT.
    74 9 RESULT OF OFFICIAL INQUIRY. Reuter. London, July 6. The official inquiry into the Royal Scot accident found that it was due to the failure of the Royal Scot enginemen to obey signal indications. Direct evidence with regard to the circumstances in which this occurred must remain a
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    WORLD FLYERS HONOURED.
    32 9 Reuter. Washington. July 6. President Hoover had luncheon to-day with the world flyers, Gatty and Post, at the White House. The distinguished gathering included Members of the Cabinet —Reuter.
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    BURMA REBELLION SPREADING.
    81 9 Many Killed In Fight With Police. Reuter. Rangoon, July 6. Forty rebels out of 150 were killed and the same number wounded in an engagement with the Military Police in the Shan States, whither the rebellion has spread. Twenty-one guns and many dams were seized. Other encounters
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    INDIA CONFERENCE PROPOSALS.
    79 9 QUESTIONS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. Rugby, July 6. Questioned on the carrying out of the RoundTable Conference proposals for India, Mr. Wedgwood Benn (Secretary for India) said he was in consultation with the Governments of India and Burma, but he was not yet in a position to
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    THE COMMONS INCIDENT.
    199 9 FOUR LABOUR MEMBERS APOLOGISE. Reuter. London. July 6. Apologies for their part in the Commons scene on July 2 were offered by Mr. J. Maxton, Mr. J. Kinley, Mr. J. Buchanan and Mr. J. Beckett to-day. The Premier, expressing gratification that the apologies had been made, suggested
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    265 9 CALENDAR OF SEVENTEĔN CASES. The fourth session of the Singapore Assizes commenced before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell to-day. There are seventeen cases on the calendar, comprising two of unlawful return from banishment, four counterfeiting cases, three of robbery, two for unnatural offences and one each of causing mischief
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    SIR W. WATERLOW DEAD.
    79 9 British Official. HEAD OF FAMOUS PRINTING FIRM. Rugby. July 6. Sir William Waterlow, formerly Lord Mayor of London, died in a nursing home to-day after a short illness. He was at one time managing director of the famous printing firm which in the early days of
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    ISRAEL IN PALESTINE.
    48 9 ZIONIST CONGRESS HOPES FOR WORLD UNION. Reuter. Bale, July 6. A far-reaching programme of Zionist federation has been unanimously adopted by 34 countries. The Zionist Congress programme aims at a world union oi general Zionists, with the ultimate goal the rebuilding of Israel in Palestine.—Reuter.
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    CHINESE FLEE TO CONSULATE. RIOTS IN ALL CITIES.
    857 9 FEARS OF RETALIATION ELSEWHERE. COMPENSATION FOR KOREANS REFUSED. Reuter. The situation as the result of attacks by Koreans on Chinese remains tense, and there are fears that the aspect many grow more serious if the Chinese retaliate in Manchuria and Mongolia. The
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    26 9 HOME SPORTS REVIEW, on page 4. TOPICS Or TO-DAY, on page S. AN ITALIAN LETTER on page 12. CORRESPONDENCE, on pages 11 and 13.
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    CIVILIANS WIN SOCCER RUBBER. SERVICES DEFEATED AGAIN.
    792 10 THE MALAYA CUP TRIAL. SELECTION OF SINGAPORE TEAM. (By -Reynard") The third Malaya Cup trial between Singapore and the I nited Services yesterday «as in the nature of a rubber, the Services having won the first and Singapore the second. An experiment was
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    SINGAPORE v. JOHORE.
    79 10 ARRANGEMENTS FOR FRIDAY'S CUP MATCH. Seats in the West stand and on the lawn may be reserved for Friday's Malaya Cup match between Johore and Singapore at Anscn ■Road Stadium at $1. booking at Messrs. Robinson and Co Ltd. Fifty cents will be the charge for unreserved
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    106 10 OPENING GAME TO-DAY. The qualifying round in the Singapore Cup competition commences to-day with the tie between the second teams of the Malays and Chinese at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon. The S.R.C. and the Medical College meet on Monday at Jalan Besar and the R.A. and
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    BOWLERS ON TOP AT COLCHESTER.
    59 10 ANOTHER WIN FOR ESSEX. CRICKET. Reuter. London, July 6. In the match commenced at Colchester on Saturday. Essex beat Hants by two wickets. Scores: Hampshire: 69 and 150 (Nichols 5 for 48). Essex: 69 and 151 for 8 wkts. (Baring 9 tor 26). The return
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    THE VARSITY MATCH.
    49 10 NEW RECORD BY CAMBRIDGE PLAYER. British Official. Rugby, July 6. A new record for University cricket was set up to-day in the Oxford v. Cambridge match at Lord's when Ratcliffe (Cambridge) scored 201 runs. At the close Cambridge had scored 385 in the first innings.—British Official.
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    PENANG BEAT KEDAH.
    56 10 ANOTHER CENTURY BY RODRIGO. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 6. Penang beat Kedah in a match played at Sungei Patani over the week-end by six wickets and 117 runs. Scores: Kedah: 78 (Rodrigo 4 for 17) and 122. Penang: 117 and 200 for 4 wkts. (Rodrigo
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    SELANGOR SIKH'S SUCCESS.
    75 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 5. Lall Singh, the Selangor State player, completed his 1.000 runs for the season, with a score of 127 in a home match. He accomplished this feat last year as well, when he also took 100 wickets. He has played
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    NEW AMERICAN CHAMPION.
    60 10 CLOSE STRUGGLE IN SECOND REPLAY. GOLF. Toledo (Ohio). July 6. Billy Burke won the American open championship, beating George Yon Elm by 148 to 149 in the second replay of the final.—Reuter Originally the two tied with a score of 292 for 72 holes and again tied
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    YESTERDAY'S INTER-CLUB GAMES.
    200 10 LAWN TENNIS. What was lacking in quality when the S.C.R.C. met the S.C.C. at tennis yesterday was certainly made up in interest, particularly as regards the principal game—that between Lim Bong Soo and John Lim ond D. H. Kleinman and Roy Smith. The matches were the second
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    COMPANY NEWS.
    63 10 PERAK HYDRO-ELECTRIC PROPOSAL. London, July 6. Bukit Nilai report shows a profit on revenue account of £1,077 and it is proposed to carryforward a credit of £7,254. Banir report shows a loss cf £2,082 and a credit of £285 is to be carted forward. Perak Hydro-electric propose issuing
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    75 10 London, July 6. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons n>tify today's tin prices as follows: Spot £118% (£ll7 13/16). Forward £119% (£ll9 9/16). The market is firm. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices as follows: Spot 3 3|l6d (3%d>. Forward 3%d (3 7|l6d). The market
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    RUBBER STOCKS SLIGHTLY INCREASE.
    56 10 London, July 6. Britain's rubber stocks are as follows: London 82,170, tons, Liverpool 54.522; total 136,692 tons. Last week's figures were: London 82,441 tons, Liverpool 54,086 tons. London thus shows a decrease of 271 tons and Liverpool an increase of 436 tons, and there is therefore
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    141 10 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT. July 7, noon Yesterday's quotations for local tin and rubber shares are fully maintained to-day, and this notwithstanding a drop of $1% in the local tin price. However, the political news ibetter and the price of the metal is expec Ud to firm
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT.
    289 10 July 7. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London. 3 3 15d., down 1 16d. New York. 6 >« cents, <G), unchanged. Shares: Steady. Allenbys 90 cents—»1.00, Ayer Moleks 60—70 cents, Ayer Panas 60—70 cents, Baskets 45—50 cents, Bro&as 40—4* cents, Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cents. Bukn Katils 20—25 cents.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    43 10 Singapore, Ju*> Buyer* R.S.S equal to London Standard, Spot 10 Standard R.S.S. on Tender July August September 11 August' September October /December lt% January/March U% Tone cf Market.—Dull. Latest Cable:—London Spot. Sheet 3 3:--lb. New York:—6% <G) cants.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    95 11 lQ U r readers are invited to write to us on rtW? c'J of public interest. It must be underwood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not teceiscirily endorse opinions expressed by corresLETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF jj s p. preferably typewritten (double ,pacv. and on one side of the
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    Distress Warrants.
    84 11 the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Su r .i« issuing of a distress warrant on the jj.,, of a land-owner on an occupier, ng the belongings of the occupier, and rilP of it, is utterly opposed to the fundaroel, principles of English law. This proredu tnd the summary dealing are
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    Cambridge Exam. Papers.
    326 11 > the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") nee Malaya took Cambridge Examinations. a single paper of any candidate has lnied. No-one knows the system of not even the principles, except the ired professors. That explains why uinot be returned; otherwise the secret ting would be known. It is said
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    Muslim Girls.
    361 11 fro the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir,—The admirable article by your learned Muslim Correspondent under the heading Muslim Affairs: Should Muslim Girls Drill a Public?" which was published in your issue of the 3rd inst., with the well-balanced arguments and the liberal-minded ideas it contains, lias to a considerable
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    DEFLECTION OF LIGHT.
    62 11 EINSTEIN REVISES HIS CALCULATIONS. Berlin. June 14. admission that his calculator of the *fcctkn of light rays needed slight revision. 45 a result of observations of the total eclipse Sumatra, was made by Professor Enstein. «*lrev:ng the Physics Society, announcing tne r *ult of the examination of
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    A.B.M. ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT.
    538 11 MR. JOE FISHER'S FILM TOUR. MALAYANS AT HOME. (By Air Mail: Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, June 12. Prince's, Sandwich, was the scene last Monday of the opening of the Association of British Malaya's annual golf tournament, for which all past and present Malayans are
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    33 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceykm to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India* and Ceylon is Ra. 15* for $100.
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    DISCOVERIES IN ROME.
    2080 12 Studying The Comfort Of Travellers. A Home For Foreign Students. AN ITALIAN LETTER. Rome (Mall Week). Within the last few months there have been some important results from the excavations which are directed by the Office of Antiquities and Fine Arts under the Government of Rome. In
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    596 12 The following Singapore properties were sold by auction by Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co. at their saleroom. No. 30 Chulia Street, on May 6, 13, 20 and 27. Freehold land and house No. 19 Blair Road, area 1,493 sq. ft., bought by Mr. Chan Jim Let for
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    77 12 Donations previously acknowledged $41,082.66 J. W. Gillman, Esq. 100.00 H. R. Watts, Esq. SUM "Just a Minute Co." Midnight Follies 107.72 Petaling Sports Club 23.00 E. D. Evans. Esq. 5.00 Ipoh Club 114.00 Straits Settlements Government 5.000.M) H. H. Robbins. Esq. (May/July* 60.00 Kampong Kuantan Club 27.00
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    DRAGON PROCESSION IN SINGAPORE.
    20 12 Dragon procession at the Great World during their "First Full Moon Celebration" a few days ago.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 13 [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 options 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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    The Boys' Brigade.
    61 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —In answer to your correspondent's enquiry, the following are the local addresses of the Boys' Brigade:— Ist. Singapore Company Boys' Brigade, c/o Rev. W. Murray, Chinese Presbyterian Mission, Singapore. 2nd. Singapore Company Boys' Brigade, c/o Rev. Goh Hood Keng, 3. Kampong
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    A Johore "Invasion."
    299 13 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I quite agree with "Republics remarks in your valuable paper of June 26 under the above caption. In such a small town as Kluang. where I reside. I notice that these "sly girls" are coming in one after another, and there
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    Muslim Girls.
    566 13 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, East is East and West is West. And never the twain shall meet. When I read the various articles on the above subject I cannot help but support the old narrow-minded idea. In doing so to-day I know I am fighting a
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    CHILDREN ARE OF THREE SHAPES.
    291 13 WINE-GLASS, BARREL, TESTTUBE. London (By Mail). tJ2£ aI*S f a cnild s a greater factoi in its success in life than Its brain development at school. This theory is one of the results of a remarkable series of experiments now being carried out by the
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    MARKET PRICES.
    448 13 SINGAPORE, JULY 3. MEAT. Beef steak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 42 Pork, lean kati 48 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 38 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl kati 40 Ducks each 70 Pigeons, domestic unfledged pair 58 Pigeons, fledged
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    ANOTHER TEST A CERTAINTY.
    370 14 COMMENTS ON COUNTY MATCHES. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. CRICKET. London, July 4. It is now regarded as certain that a second Test match between England and New Zealand will be payed and that Manchester will be the eround chosen, whilst the date will be Aug. 15. which
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    S.C.C. MATCHES.
    109 14 An S.C.C. XI visited Rengam on Sunday and won by 143 runs. Scores: S.C.C: 229 for 9 wkts and declared (Maxwell 20, Burn 26. Tarrant 56. Percy-Hardman 23. Ogbourne 30. Laverton 31 not out, Rowe four for 58). Rengam: 86 (Scott 30, Tufnel! six for 45. Jeans four
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    INTER COLLEGE MATCH.
    417 14 RAFFLES BEAT MEDICALS. Great enthusiasm was displayed by the students cf Raffles College and the Medical College in their annual cricket encounter, played at the SR C. on Saturday and Sunday. Raffles won a keenly fought game by 29 runs, bowlers having a better time than the
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    THE "BREAK BACK UNION."
    885 14 PETER PAN IN PADS. In an "Athletic News" interview RC: in Bailey said: "If a batsman uses five different strokes, in turn, to the same kind of ball and treats the poor helpless tramp of a long hop or innocent little half-volley with elaborate caution while
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    THREE SUSPENSIONS.
    58 14 A.A.A. ACTION. ATHLETICS. London, July 4. Following up their suspension a few months ago cf J. E. Webster, the famous British athlete, the A.A.A. have imposed a further period of suspension upon three members of the Birchi:eld Harriers (including Webster), the suspension operating until April. 1932. The other
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    EVERGREEN B.P.
    184 14 BADMINTON. At the monthly meeting of the Evergreen B.P. held at the residence of Mr. Quek Ban Hock, 522, Kampong Bahru. at 7.30 p.m. on Friday the election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: President Mr. Khoo Beng Cheok. Vice-President Mr. Koh Beng Swee hon.
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