Malaya Tribune, 11 July 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVIII. -No. 162 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, July 11. 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1931.
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      190 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, "o.ia:." CEMENT besides being the best obtainable is by far the most economical. You can buy slightly cheaper X Cement is a Eur °P ean brancl nient but you cannot buy better famed throughout the world for luality. tS Superior <!llallty Perhaps its
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    Woman's Corner. THE FUTURE OF MALAYA.
    1646 2 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. There Is Hope Without New Enterprises. (By "G. J. P."). I was fired with great enthusiasm on reading Miss Elsie Wong's article in your issue of June 27. and before going into any further detail, 1 wish it first
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    WOMAN'S GREATEST DESIRE.
    572 2  -  How To Get A Beautiful Complexion. (By "Brigadier." One of the most ardent desires of a woman is to be beautiful and to possess a good complexion, but few in this world have lived the correct lives to bring about this result. It is not uncommon to
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      430 2 NOW TRY I ANDREWS The climate is beginning to tell on I "jy you, isn't it > The morning head." J Sfe|nSgB M the dizziness, and general lassitude j need prompt attention. Take a cool i and bubbling glass of liquid health— W I I r* n word—Andrews. Andrews rids
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      253 2 In the tropics, can anything stop a cold? YES! Listerine Antiseptic, used full fl strength. It attacks bacteria M prevents their spread thus removing M the cause of colds, sore throat, influenza M and many other infections of germ m <,ar»i«- uit h Listerine, undiluted, -Cr night and morning during
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    THE MUI TSAI OF HONG KONG.
    1051 3 Scandal That Must Be Ended. John Simon writes to the "Times":— r Kong has been a Crown Colony within itish Empire for ninety years. Lying as o*T the coast of China, with a strip of md territory included within its boundmd inhabited as it
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    A NEWLY-WED MAN'S QUESTIONS.
    402 3  -  Cave Man Asks About Women. (By "Ecee Homo." I earnestly hope your contributors of the "Woman's Corner" will forgive my writing a letter of this nature to their "Corner." Allow me to introduce myself first: Well, to be brief, I am a real he-man of the
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    WOMEN IN THE EAST.
    680 3 Growth Of Social Group In Singapore. (By Mrs. E. V. Davis, M.A., in the Indian: Women's organisations are of comparatively recent growth in the East. In India, China, Japan. Persia, etc., there are national and organised groups of women for the improvement cf social and educational
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    WASH YOUR HAIR OFTEN.
    282 3 Tokyo Beauty Specialist's Advice. Hair that has an unpleasant odour would make even the most attractive girl undesirable as the companion of her most attentive boy friend, and now is the season when a girl's hair—or any woman's hair, for that matter— gets easily soiled with
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    Malay. Girls And Modernism.
    561 3 (By a Non-Muslim Friend.) It is a pity that most people, including Malays, when speaking of the Malays, think s multaneously of Mchamedanism. It is true that some centuries back almost all those of the Malay race were converted to and adapted Mohamedanism as their religion;
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      739 3 GREAT SUCCESS OF NEW 1 0 Cent PACK m>~pHE success of the new 10 cent 'ASPRO' pack has t ACPDfI < WfIPK S J succeeded all anticipations. This new packing now puts <ASPRO\ the world's master medicine'tablet, WONDERS FOR within the reach of all. Just think of it. Here is
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    ELECTION STATISTICS.
    1810 4 Position Of The Parties. NOTES FROM CEYLON. The total number of voters on the register of the fifty electoral districts of the State Council is 1,577,952. In nine districts candidates were returned unopposed, so there was no poll in those areas. In the four districts of the Northern
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    THE CASTING OF LOTS.
    360 4 IS IT A MEANS OF ARRIVING AT DIVINE WILL? "Tne Manchester Guardian" states: Sir William Daviscn asked leave on May 19 under the ten-minutes rule to introduce the Hospital Lotteries Bill. The Bill was intended, not to alter the law but to make possible, notwithstanding anything
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    MOUNT PLEASANT.
    94 4 A scheme has been prepared for developing the Crown Land at Mount Pleasant which is available, and to be used, for building of quarters for senior officers. This development com prises roads, water-mains, electric light cables, sewers and septic tank installation, the total cost being estimated at $59,000.
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    GENERAL PURPOSES COMMITTEE.
    605 4 EXTENDING ITS SCOPE. AND U.M.S. TO BE REPRESENTED? The following has been received by 'Malay Mail" for publication from Mr w j A Mallcn, hon. secretary of the recentlj I mm General Purposes Committee The Committee has Deen brought in Kuala Lumpur, and the follow::, for general
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    MONTE'S DECLINE.
    256 4 IS THE WORLD LEARNING SENSE? Living on the cascade of gold of the rooms in the world-famous Casino. Mon* Carlo for years has known nothing but tin glitter of prosperity. Yet now it appears that not only Mon* Carlo, but the whole of the Riviera. :< iac3» a
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    GOVERNMENT PRINTING WORKS
    65 4 A vote of $26,000 has the Finance Commit the new Government printi: The extension of $26,000 qrired in order to provide meters in place of the din at present in use at the The electric supply at S- fUr alternating current so th:r £P meters at present
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      172 4 CIGARETTES Famous stars on stage and screen insist on LUX f^^fe^j\ Jr &ee/>s lovelinessrl beautiful J /It 'Sf; of If f&*r I London's most UTCSSCS k L) I brilliant dance I J I stars, lovely StOCkingS maidusing Lux for all my stockings." I Do you know that the leading stage
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    MARKET PRICES.
    456 5 SINGAPORE, JULY 10. MEAT. Beef steak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 42 Pork, lean kati 47 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 38 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 65 Fowl kati 39 Hens (Locally reared) 47 Ducks each 6g Pigeons, domestic unfledged
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1571 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, July 11, 10 a.m. Issue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. Buyers. Sellers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 C 0.18.6 £1. |J 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. 31 0.19.0 1. i.o 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin June 30 0.13.0
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      614 5 CHURCH SERVICES. SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL JULY 12, 1931. 6 50 a.m. Holy Communion. 30 a.m. Matins. .i m Holy Communion (Choral). 10 a.m. Children's Service. b 30 pm. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
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      121 5 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE,'' of course rmmm mm Jit SOUNDEST I HE and only HiEine NEWS 5 CENTS DAILY. '■J* Its Circulation is Continually increasing—that is Clear Proof of its Sustained Popularity. Be sure you get it regularly by becoming a Subscriber. The Subscription Form below may be
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      248 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JULY It, High Tides.— 7.02 am., 6.32 pm Johore Bahru Assizes Begin Football League: Glosters v. P. Branl (Dlv I) Anson Road. iC e or,? Ceteras V B B and «n S.C.C.; b.CR.C. v. Merchants, S.C.R.C.; SRC v Mvmlcipal XI, S.R.C. TO-MORROW, JULY 12. High Tides.—
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    93 7 I Our readers are invited to write to us on sSrf th°l PUbliC interest lt must *>e underood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessanZy endorse opi.ions expressed by corresTs po%m E r ER f SHOVLD BE AS BRIEF tlSnn f' pre/erabZ f typewritten (double JPacmp,. and on one
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    A Johore "Invasion."
    279 7 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") withtZ il &gTe l With ,<Notts who writes the intention that the Government should take severe action against the "sly girls" and lodging-houses of Kluang. Many evils are said be M C t USed girls." The one stated DJ Notts is the
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    WHY TOURISTS AVOID MALAYA.
    265 7 LESSON OF NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES. Malaya's day as tourist centre and holiday resort may dawn, but (says the "Malay Mail") there is work to do, very much work, before we are ready for it. Nobody wishes to deny that Malaya has great natural beauty, that its roads
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    DECENTRALISATION.
    231 7 "MOVING FORWARD AGAIN" IN MALAYA. Judging from the Supplementary Orders of the Day for the Federal Council meeting next week, decentralisation, at long last, begins to move forward again, says the "Malay Mail." Five years ago there was a general consensus of opinion that the individual States of the
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    88 7 London. July 10, 5.38 p.m. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus aid Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Spot £114 6 16 (£ll2 lO Forward £116 2 16 <£1H 2 16). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubbter prices as fol'ows: Spot 3»*d. (3
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    123 7 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT. July 11, noon. Local markets are very quiet to-day and business negligible. A firmer tin market is reported from London and New York, but not unexpectedly, the local market has declined $1%. Rubber is steady to dull, market stagnant. Rubbers; No
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT.
    311 7 July 11. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London. 3H<d.. unchanged. New York. 6' 2 cents. (G) up rtnt. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 90 cents—sl.oo, Ayer Moleks 60—70 cents, Ayer Panas 60—7§ cents, Bai-aets 45—50 cents, Brogas 40 —45 -ents. Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cents. Bukit Katils 20—25 cents, Connemaras 75—
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    PRODUCE.
    134 7 Singapore. July 11. Rice, Siam 1 per Koyan $213 Rice, Sam 2 $178 Rice, Siam 3 $150 Rice, Siam 4 $140 Rice, Saigcn A-l $152 Rice. S:tigbn 1 $145 Rice, fiaigoon 2 $140 Rice, Saigon 3 $135 Rice. Rangoon 1 $125 Rice. Rangoon 2 $122 Rice, Par Boiled No.
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    119 7 JUNE RETURNS. June rubber outputs reported to us are: Alor Gajuh 29.000 lb. Ayer Molek 18,588 lb. Ayer Panas 74,000 lb. Bukit Katil 12.542 lb. Bukit Kubu 18.500 lb. Buloh Kasap 52,000 lb. Brueseh 40,200 lb. Djembe' (Jerantat) 11.600 !b. Gadek 64 850 lb. Glenealy 50,800 lb. Jalan
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    57 7 Singapore, July 11. Buyer* Batten R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 9 10 Standard R.S.S. on Tender July fl% 10'„ August. 10 10'« September 10 August/September 10% 10 October/December 10 10 January/March 19% 11 Tone of Market: —Sttady Quiet. Latest Cable: —London Spot Sheet 3%
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    318 7 British Official. Singapore, July 11. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Selling.—London 4 months' slgnt 2a. j i7/Mo_. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d.. London CO days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s. 4 23/32 d.. London
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    121 7 Singapore. July 11. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). ML Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Nieuw Holland 18; Manila Mara 14; Havre Maru 11: Marudu 9; Silverbelle 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Shirala 37. I Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Silvercypress 46; Medusa 48;
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      520 7 HUNGARY'S GREATEbT VIOLINIST SZIGETI TO-DAY A WORLD SENSATION. Recent English Press. 1929-30. Times. He played with a touch of the diablerie which one imagines must havejbean Paganini's secret. Daily Telegraph. A more brilliant performance than this it would be hard to imagine. Liverpool Post and Mercury. vioHni 8 8 t
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      312 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright. STATIONS. ture. Rainfall. Sun Max. Min. shine Alor Star 89 73 Nil 10.1 Kota Bharu 91 72 Nil 10.2 K. Trengganu 91 73 Nil 7 5 Kroh 87 66 Nil 9.7 Sitiawan 90 70 Nil 8.9 Ipoh 90 73 Nil 10.2 Butterworth
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    F.M.S. FINANCES.
    750 8 Mr. Cochrane retires this month, and by his departure the F.M.S. Government 'will lose a very gifted Chief Secretary. But happily it has secured an equally able man, with the advantage of an appreciable period of service left to him, in Mr. Caldecott. In submitting his last Annual
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    477 8 Additional untitled of the Singapore untitled Court will be held on Oct. 6 and Dec. 1. Mr H Ephick has been appointed to be a Municipal Commissioner. Singapore, in place of Mr. C. C. Dunman. res'gned. Messrs. Stark and McNeill, architects, of Ipoh. are calling for tenders for the erection
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    SELF-GOVERNMENT IN CEYLON.
    108 8 Opening Of New State Council. Reuter. Coiombo. July lv. The new State Counc 1. th? biggest experiment in Colonial administration since the nception of the Dominions, was opened by the Governor. The Council, elected under the new system of universal suffrage, has seven Ministers, cf fthem five
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    EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
    115 8 APPOINTMENT OF HON. INCHE EUNOS. A Government Gazette Extraordinary, issued this morning, not fies the appointment, proviand subject to the approval of H.M. the King, of the Hon. Inche Mohamed Eunos bin Abdullah as an Unofficial Member of the Executive Council. This is the first time that an
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    39 8 From France by the "Angers" due a r Singapore at 6 a.m. From Holland by the Dempo" due at Singapore on 1\ esday mcrning. From China and Japan by the Mirazapore due at Singapore noon on Thursday.
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    72 8 During the absence en leave from the 12th to 31st inst. of Lieut -Colonel A. F. Chapman, ti duties of O.C. Troops, langiin. wall be a un d b> Major F. H. McL. Ycu ig 1/Glo-tcr liepimen' liereaßft Wire! Si Telegraph Co.. Ltd. o hare be n authorised to file
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    584 8 (BY LOOKER-ON Gallant little Johore faced a proposition yesterday. My prophecy of a 4-1 vict r, tor Singapore was scouted by people. That 7 —o was moi anyone could have anlicipated. As a matter of fact, Joh r« a little unlucky. They shouit r tamly have had
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    42 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER London —3V»d. New York: —6Vb <G) cents. Singapore:—9\—10 cents. T,N tf< London: —Spot £114 0s. Od. .up 2 5 Three Months Buyers £115 15s Cd.). Sellers £116 Os. Od. (Up 2. «> S^a^w-t: —$58.37',-. <1C0 tc:-> Ji
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      518 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Radio-Saigon (49.05 metres) 6 30 pm. Annamite programme: 8.15 p.m. recorded music; 9.15 p.m. concert by the orchestra under the direction of M. Andre «Soyer March. Yaca, Izeyl, Pierne; 'cello solo. Kol Nedrei, Max Bruch. Mme. Simone Chef ray; Cat nival Suite. Gabriel-Marie; Th White Doctor. Piernĕ; Fantasy
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    Immediate Credit For Germany. FRENCH DEMAND CONDITIONS.
    755 9 NO MORE WARSHIP CONSTRUCTION. CUSTOxMS UNION TO RE RENOUNCED. WOULD CAUSE REVOLUTION IN GERMANY. Reuter. British Official. Invitations to the conference to settle technical points of the Hoover Moratorium have been sent out. A Reuter message from New York states that Wall Street
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    RECOGNITION OF WORLD FLIGHT.
    53 9 Reuter. Nome (Alaska). July 10. and Robbins announce a plan to mane r attempt en the Seattle-Tokyo flight, intend to fit a larger engine in their i lane before the attempt. Oklahama. July 10. Militia Colonelcies have been ccn--1 rred on Post and Gatty in recognition
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    28 9 ROMAN'S CORNER, on pages 2 and 3. N( TES FROM CEYLON, on page 4. r<>M"S OF TO-DAY. on page 8. < RRF.SPCNDENCE. on pages 7 and 12.
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    WEAK AND INSIPID POLICY.
    234 9 China's Negotiations With Japan. Reuter. Shanghai, July 11. Public organizations in Peiping have expressed dissatisfaction with the weak and insipid way m which the Chinese Foreign Office has been conducting negotiations with Tokyo on the Wan Pao Shan outrages. They urge a nationwide stand against Japan.
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    KING AND QUEEN IN GLASGOW.
    201 9 GREAT RECORD NOT YET ENDED. British Official. Rugby. July 10. The King and Queen visited Glasgow today and had a great welcome from tens of thousands who linea the streets along which they drove fiom the Central Station to Bridge Wnari. They proceeded by steamer
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    MR. HOOVER'S PLAIN SPEAKING.
    87 9 SPECULATORS IN WHEAT UNPATRIOTIC. Reuter. Washington. July 11. The Government's anxiety over the continued fall of wheat prices is indicated by Mr. Hoover issuing a sensational call to a "limited number of speculators" to cease short seLmg in the wheat market with the object of depressing
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    IMPORTANT WITNESS KILLED.
    87 9 ADMITTED BRIBERY. Reuter. New York, July IL The investigation into the affairs of che New York Dock Department was marked by the tragic death of Mr. J F. Keller, the Craef Engineer, who was killed by an unde; ground train this morning. Mr. Keller was a very
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    AUSTRALIAN DEFICIT.
    60 9 Reuter. Canberra. July 10. An accumulated Federal d~.k:it of sevenst and a quarter million pounds was announced by the Federal Treasurer. Mr. Theodore, in introducing the Budget. He also announced an increase in taxation, including in one t:x Canberra, July 10 The Senate, by 21 votes to six.
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    A GRUESOME DISCOVERY.
    66 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 10. A Tamil rubber tapper on h s way to tap trees at a plantation near the fourth mile. Ulu K ang. made a gruesome discovery this morning. He noticed the fully-clothed body of a male Chinese lying on the
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    INVITATION TO ARMS CONFERENCE.
    235 9 United States To Be Fully Represented. Rugby, July 10. The Prime Minister, who has been taking a short reft at Chequers, returns to London to-morrow to speak in company with the Conservative and Liberal leaders, Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Lloyd George, at the great demonstration in
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    "NO RIGHT TO POISON THE PEOPLE." DR. WU ON DRUG SUPPRESSION.
    1786 9 HIS EXPERIENCES AT GENEVA. INTERVIEWED IN SINGAPORE TO-DAY. "Any Government has the right to manufacture drugs, but no Government has the right to poison the people," declared Dr. Wu Lien Teh, Director and C.MO. of the Manchurian Plague Prevention
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    ON THE ROAD TO THE FINAL. MALAYA CUP SOCCER TIE.
    1075 10  -  SINGAPORE OUTCLASS JOHORE. SHARPSHOOTERS* MERRY DAY. (By "Reynard." Johore s Malaya Cup team and followers came over to Singapore with high hopes yesterday The Sultanate had conquered Malacca and trounced Negri Sembilan, the team which gave Singapore such a fright.
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    COMMENTS ON THE PLAY.
    472 10  -  INSIDE FORWARDS' TRIUMPH (By "Echo." The runaway victory was surprising. But there was never any doubt about it. Save for a spurt or two early on «when they might have scored twice with a little coolness) Johore were just a keen but crude collection of plodders,
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    SELANGOR v. PERAK EUROPEANS.
    67 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 11. The Selangor-Perak European football return match will take place in Ipoh next Saturday, in view of the goalless draw with Kuala Lumpur last month. Perak is keenly preparing for the event and the team will be selected from the
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    G.O.C. IN PERAK.
    58 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July IL General Oldfield yesterday arrived from Singapore lor the annual inspection of the Burma Rifles. The Taiping Regiment turned out under Major Strover with one British and 15 Burman Officers of 560 men. The G.OC expressed his admiration at their efficiency
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    SOUTH CHINA TEAM COMING.
    31 10 A team from South China is due in Singapore on Friday and will play at Anson Road on the following Sunday and Wednesday before leaving for Medan.
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    WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP?
    68 10 Embracing practically every country except England, a world "soccer" championship is being organised by the International Football Federation. This will be held every fourth year, and play will extend over a whole year. Amateur and professionals will play together. G. S. is probably grateful now that we didn't
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    THE CANADIAN OPEN.
    96 10 ELEVEN BRITISHERS QUALIFY. GOLF. Reuter. Mtssissauga. (Toronto), July J! All Britons were well to the front in the attack on the Canadian open tiLe and spectators were aroused to great enthusiasm by the display of Percy Alliss in returning 67 in the first round after Hagen and
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    66 10 BRITAIN WIN EUROPEAN ZONE FINAL. LAWN TENNIS. Prague, July 10. Perry and Hughes (Britain) beat Menzel and Marsalek (Czecho-Slovakia)), 6—4. 4 —6, 5 4, 6—2 in the doubles of the European zone cf the Davis Cup competition—Reuter. [Britain has thus qualified to meet America in the inter-zone
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    49 10 At the second annual meeting of the British Boxing Board of Control at London, Col. R. E. Myddelton presiding, several suggestions and technical alterations to the rules were passed. The Board decided to issue contract forms in future, and that licenses should be issued or withheld at their discretion.
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES.
    679 10 ANOTHER BIG HOBBSSANDHAM PARTNERSHIP. GEARY ROUTS NOTTS BATSMEN. CRICKET. Reuter. London, July 11. County championship matches commenced en Wednesday were not productive of so many centuries as in prev.ous weeks, and bowl r- have again returned good figures. Three centuries were scored in the match at Manchester,
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    174 10 Position* in the County championship tod*te: (lit Inni P W. L. W L D. Pis Polntt awarded 15 0 S 3 4 Notts «4» 14 8 I I 4 0 137 yorblUff ill 14 7 1 2 0 4 IS1 Gloucester <2» 15 6 3 5 1 011B
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    169 10 8.8. AND L v. ETCETERAS. 8.8. and L did well to score 91 runs for the loss of 4 wkts. in an hour in the tournament game begun at the S.C.C. yesterday. King and Dew giving the side a good start, and there being many extras. Having got
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    IPOH SUMMER RACES.
    85 10 THE TURF To-day's scratchlngs from events at the Ipoh summer races are. Race i—Round Table, Black Hawk, Scotch Tartan. Race 2.—Cold Blast, Love Dale, Alwar. Race 3—Merry Monarch, Monte Carlo, Bobtail. Race 4—Alpha, Mount Annas, Miss Midd j. Merry Christmas, Amooroob. Race s.—Olympic Jinks Armide Race 6
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    PRIMO CARNERA AGAIN.
    70 10 BOXING. Primo Camera resumed his one round knock-out series to-day, says a New York message of June 15, when he knocked out Pat Redmond known as "the Irish Camera." in the first round of a 10 round fight. The Italian attacked viciously and soon had Redmond helpless.
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    LINDRUM BEATS NEWMAN.
    249 10 BILLIARDS. Sydney, June 15. In a 11 days' time limit billiards match. Lindrum beat Tom Newman by 707 points. The closing scores were: Lindrum 23.297. Newman (received 5,500) 22,590. Cecil Parkin, the old England and Lancashire cricketer, who played In October. 1920. in Colombo for the M.
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    PEDESTRIAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
    97 10 RUN DOWN BY MOTOR LORRY. Terrible injuries were sustained by a Chinese pedestrian when he was run down by a motor lorry in Victoria Street at about 7 o'clock this morning. The ambulance was promptly on the scene. The victim was picked up unconscious in a pool
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    TRIBUTE FROM BAR.
    42 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 10. This morning in the Police Court Mr. Veerasamy. on behalf of the Bar, expressed regret at the departure of Mr. de Moubray. Police Magistrate, who is leaving to-morrow for Batang Padang.
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    RUBBER AND COPRA DUTIES.
    43 10 The Chief Secretary to Government, F M.S.. has fixed the price of rubber and copra for assessment of export duty for the period July 10 to 16, inclusive, as under: Rubber 10% cents per pound Copra $5.10 per pikul.
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    41 10 The Rural Board, Labuan has untitled a rate of .10 of a cent to be paid in respeci of each pound of rubber removed during the second quarter of 1931 from all rubbrr lands situate within the area of the Board.
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    39 10 Under the Rubber Lands Assessment (Amendment) Ordinance it is notified in the Government Gazette that the average ■oNni price of No. 1 latex rubber at the Singapore auctions during the quarter ended June 30, was 10 cents per lb.
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    BANKRUPTS GIVEN A FRIGHT.
    566 10 TEST CASE BROUGHT BEFORE ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE. DISCHARGED WITH REAL CAUTIONING. Two Government servants, recently adjudicated bankrupt, were given what his lordship, Acting Chief Justice, characterised as a fright" when they were summoned before his lordship under Section 114 of the Bankruptcy Ordinance to show cause
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    COST OF LIVING IN PENANG.
    219 10 SHARP DECLINE IN LAST FEW MONTHS. There is a sharp decline in Penang in the price of *he foodstuffs and other necessities of life and the cost of living of the poorer classes especially has dropped to an appreciable degree during the last few months,
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    ARMS FOR CANTON.
    55 10 CELEBRATION OF AN ANNIVERSARY. Hong Kong, July It. The cruiser Fook On" arrived Hong Kong yesterday with a large quantity of ammunition and arms for Canton.—"Sin Kuo Mm." Shanghai, July LL The foreign and Chinese communities jointly celebrated the 50th anniversary of Mr. Yu Ya Ching's public
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    DR. JAZZ AT THE SOLAR CAFE.
    121 10 There is at present in Singapore and performing every evening at the Solar Cafe, Stamford Road, a pianist of no mean order. A youthful American Negro, Dr. Jazz, to give him his professional name, displays wonderful mastery over his instrument. His technique Is perfect,
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    LLOYD'S DIVIDEND.
    19 10 "S.F.P." Service. London. July 10. Lloyds have declared a half-yearly dividend of 6 213 per cent.—"S.F.P." Service.
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    OUTBOARD RACING.
    74 10 PRINCE INTERESTED. PURCHASE OF FASTEST ENGINE. British Official. Rugby. July lv The Prince of Wales has purchase; n •iUtbotrd racing hydroplane from Messi Sharland, of Birmingham, who have product what is claimed as the fastest ra'inc enthi for its size In the country. The Prince has recently become
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    A SUCCESSFUL CRIMINAL APPEAL.
    134 10 CONVICTION OF FIREMEN QUASHED. Three firemen, who were charge m th* Police Courts with assaulting the manner of the Palace Gay Cinema for refusing one of their number to attend the show without paying for admission, and who were convicted and fined $25 each or one
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    LOCAL AMATEURS' NEXT PLAY.
    80 10 "THE FIRST MRS. FRASER." Mrs. G. M. Alford is producing St John Irvine's new play. "The First Mrs. Fraser," a "lever modern comedy, at the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 8 and four subsequent nights. Wellknown local amateurs will be in the caste. This play has been
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    THE HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    195 10 The follow.ng is the Health Bulletin of th: League cf Nations' Eastern Bureau, Singapore lor the week ended July 4. Alexandria: 1 plague case and 1 death. Port Said: 1 plague death. Baghdad: 1 plague case and 1 death Ba-sein: 1 plague case and 1
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    VIOLINISTS ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
    84 10 A Chinese living in Rowell Road, who I alleged to be suffering from mental fctffe attempted to commit suicide yesterday. Ht seized a sharp knife and inflicted a deep gash across his throat. The other inmates the house were quickly on the scent, and. seeing the
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    "MOSQUITO" BUSES IN COLLISION.
    43 10 As a result of a collision between two mosquito" buses in Geylang Road early this morning, the conductor of one of the buses an passenger, both Chinese, are inmates of i Tcck Seng's Hospital, having sustained ma severe bruises.
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    THE ST. CLAIR ORGAN.
    68 10 The music for the big concert to be JJ» the opening of the organ in the M< m r:a has arrived from Home. Choir and «caw* are reminded of the following dates Monday, July 13:—First pract <<■ for Wednesday. July 15:—Fu l orri; P ra Tuesday,
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    131 10 Members of the Lunar untitled Party will regret to learn of th< Tan Eng Chye, an energetic party, who passed away at th G yesterday. Funeral at Bukit B to-day. The Rev. Stephen Band ai on holiday by the "Alsia" on Jul -,7 December. In the interval th< ni r:
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    CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES.
    1234 11 DIRECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT. Mr R. Boyd, the Acting Director of Cocp(.ration, in his annual report on the working pj co-operative Societies in the Straits Settlefor 1929-1930 states:— total cost of the Department including a c"ootribution of $10,000 towards the cost of .td charges" was as follows: Personal menta
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    174 11 The "Pcntianak" arrived yesterday from Rhio, towing the "Mersing." It appears that the "Mersing" had engine troubles. The Chinese steamer "Yuan Jeng," which arrived yesterday from Saigon, brought 400 pigs. The M.M. mail steamer "Angers" is due tomorrow morning from Colombo and is sailing the same day at
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    33 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India, and Ceylon is Rs. 1M for $iot.
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      282 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending July 12, 1931: TO-DAY, JULY 11. 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "E" (Chinese) Coy., Table "A." 2 p.m.—Farrer Range, M.G.P1. (Eurasian), Table "M.G." 2.15 p.m.—Drill Kail, Intelligence PI., Practical Map and Compass Work—Judging distance. 3 p.m.—Siglap, G.V.F.A., 2nd Camp. 3.30 p.m.—Officers
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 12 [Our reader* arc 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. LITTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    Muslim Girls.
    1285 12 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —The objections put forward by some of your Muslim correspondents against the drilling of Muslim girls in public are far too anaemic and silly to merit any consideration whatsoever from right-minded people and on'y serve to provoke cheap laughter. One could go
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    Asiatic Unemployment.
    274 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—The Straits Settlements Government has given a further $5,000 to the European Unemployment Fund. I have not seen anything of this kind as received by the Asiatic Unemployment Fund. Why not? Can you. Mr. Editor, or any of your readers, kindly explain? Further,
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    Cinema Intervals.
    370 12 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—A recent correspondent of the "Malaya Tribune" touched, perhaps unwittingly, on the age-old controversy of whether picture theatres should have intervals, and put forward the suggestion that the Alhambra should make a break in the programme. We regret that we are not able
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    Ceylon Old Arrack.
    489 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—The dialectics of "Ceylonese" are both amusing and unconvincing. To charge "Reader" with making the correspondence columns of your paper an Instrument of adver tisement for the Importers of Ceylon Arrack in this country is an allegation that will not go unchallenged.
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    Slump Problem Solved!
    272 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—Many people are suffering from want of money. I wonder why there should be such difficulty ln Malaya. The currency notes which are used in Malaya are printed and issued by His Majesty's Government. Is there any limit to the printing of
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    Temporary Allowances.
    195 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."; Sir, —An outstanding principle which is emphasised by the almost unanimous finding of the Commission on Temporary Allowances in the Colony and F.M.3. is that Government should not fo.low the example of commercial houses and estates in the matter of whittling down employees'
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    Muslim Clubs.
    149 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —About a couple of weeks ago, a few of my co-religionlsts launched a vigorous campaign in your paper for the organisatidn of a Muslim Club. In spits of your generous encouragement in keeping the columns of your journal wide open to us,
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    ROMANCE OF INDUSTRY.
    558 13 REVOLUTION IN THREE DECADES. The temporary recession in business, which has existed not only In America but throughout the civilised world during the last two years, is seen in its true perspective as to its relative unimportance and insignificance when one looks at the status of industrial
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    SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB.
    216 13 GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTION. The Finance Committee have recommended the grant of $9,000 to the Singapore Flying Club. The Government has since the inception of the Singapore Flying Club made an annual grant to cover the salary on an instructor. It was hoped that the Club might find it
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    60 13 A large crate of boxing gloves was among the luggage taken by Sir James O'Grady when he left England to take up his appointment as Governor of the Falkland islands. "I love boxing.'' said the new Governor, "and I hope to make the islanders just as keen. lam coing to
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    S. AFRICAN VISIT TO AUSTRALIA.
    119 13 PLAYERS DECLINING INVITATIONS. CRICKET. The South African cricket tour of Australia seems doomed (according to a Cape Town message to The Manchester Guardian Money Is dear in Australia, and this fact held up the tour for some time until the Australian Board decided to pay
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    S.A.W.L.A. TOURNAMENT.
    517 13 WEIGHT-LIFTING. The third series cf the Singapore Amateur Weight Lifter's Association inter-team weightlifting league tournament was held on Saturday and Sunday last and no one can deny the fact that the standard of lifting was greatly improved and again several records were being excelled. Ahmad bin Jamal and
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    152 13 "Patsy Hendren recalls the final Test match Of last season, thus in "The Cricketer": Herbert Sutcliffe. who had appeared at Manchester after his accident at Trent Bridge with 161 proved what a sheet anchor he is, and in the second innings he made 54. R. E. S. Wyatt certainly justified
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    173 13 Talking of snobbery in cricket Parkin says: The "Times" gets my dander up when I chance to be reading it. Why does "The Times" refer to "Mr. Fender" and then to "Hobbs." Why does it persist in such outmodel distinctons in its excellent reports as this: "Hobbs played beautifully but
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    WHAT NATURE WASTES.
    565 14 PROVISION AGAINST EXTINCTION. OTHER METHODS OF PRESERVATION. If all the oysters that are born continued to live all the oceans of the earth would soon be solid with oysters. If all the egg laid by flying insects reached maturity the winds of the world would be nothing
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    RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE.
    125 14 COLONY'S CONTRIBUTION FOR 1931. At a meetiii" held no June 8, the Finance Committee recommended the grant of $76,591. 20 as the Colony's contribution to the Rubber Research Institute for 1931. In order to secure a regular monthly payment to the Institute it lias been agreed that
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    133 14 FURTHER DONATION BY GOVT. The Finance Committee have recommended the grant of a further $5,000 to the European Unemployment Relief Fund. A central fund for the relief of European unemployment was opened in September, 1930. By the end of April, 1931, a sum of $34.086 had been
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    ANTWERP EXHIBITION.
    155 14 CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS EXPENSES. The Colony agreed to make a contribution of $8,000 towards the expenses of participation by the Malayan Governments in the International Colonial Marine and Flemish Art Exhibition at Antwerp in 1930. Provision for this amount was entered in the Colonial Estimates, 1929. The promised contribution
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    AN M. P.'S RELATIONS WITH VOTERS
    1036 14 MAJOR GRAHAM POLE'S EXPERIENCES. Major D. Graham Pole (M. P. for South Derbyshire) writes in "The Star":— Three times a year I render a detailed account of my Parliamentary stewardship and that of Lhe Government, which I support, to my constituents. I find that
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    51 14 JUNE RETURNS. June tin outputs reported to us are: Ipoh 330 pikuls. Katu 513 pikuls. K-nta 1,250 pikuls. Kuchai COO pikuls. Lukut 365 pikuls. Pahang Consol. 3.629 pikuls. Renong 592 pikuls. Renong Consol 1,101 pikuls. Semenyih 300 pickuls. Sungei Kinta 690 pikuls. Teja Malaya 415 pikuls. Temoh G65
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    PROBLEMS OF UPPER AIR.
    1023 14 PROF. PICCARD'S GREAT EXPLOIT. MYSTERY OF THE COSMIC RAYS. "All I saw was blue air," Professor Piccard said when he landed on a glacier on the Austrp-Italain frontier from his wonderful balloon adventure nearly ten miles up above ..ha earth. The significance of this remark and
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