Malaya Tribune, 2 June 1926

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune. XIII.- No. 127 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1926
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      233 1 BPECIAL OFFER FOR DIANA BLUE AND GREEN PENCILS i PRICE $2.15 per doz. FROM ,n rihunp Press, Ltd. 30ft OMfm Quay Singapore. it FIAT 509 _L_T__ JL ON MONZA TRACK |1 WINS THE MILAN FAIR CUP 11 Competing Against DIATTO— LANCIA— CITROEN— PEUGEOT I I 11 I IIRtLLL I THE
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    MISSIONARIES LEAVE
    252 2 Due to Lack of Funds Not Japanese Enmity Congregational missionaries are beW thetr :r JaPa at th€ of their present terms, but not because of opposition from the Japanese or Sara turns by na:ionalist B that their presence fn C Tu y a an impl ed instil tarv
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    414 2 In addition to a selection of new fiction the-underac ced works have been added to Karnes Library and will be available for issue on Saturday. June 5, at 9 a.m Atkins (F. A.) The durable satisfactions of life. 1926. Each of the sixteen chapters is an essay on
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    78 2 Sir Samuel Scoit who presided at the annual meeing of Queen ::arJotte'e a', said there wa» stili a do of £9,000. The Commit cc was considering what si.eps cotrid be taken to .v.).,. the need for additional aceommodati- n. There were cny SQO be is m maerniv hospitaia and tho
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      154 2 M| fc fid* L8KD0K FOR VOU V fvft And the y reach ycv as fresh as if liSISteK 2 y U bOUght hem at cur Lond jftXQM 8hop 'i&W Ficcadil Virginia Cigarettes will -ZT?fZ~ma bring you joy for they are cool rjDCZ and fragrant. yOFW 1 I Pure oIden ™<*es
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      209 2 MANY A GOOD DINNER. is wasted on a Door ■—..in need to waste your? >c feel b.'lious, iiverish n i 0\ 631 Poor? Pinkettes, the daTn y' UtW* 5$ liver regulators, are i axa tlv es matters risrUfc. J to* Try Pinkettes to-nVV to in the morning T? pZ }U
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    SHARE MARKET
    682 3 Penang, May 28. WbdJe conditions at Home continue MMwhat .stagnant owing to the deadlock in the Coal situation the local market is firm "ith a fafr business passing in all sections thoagto the week shows little change in tea*. Rubber has displayed a consLs-.ent Weefcnese at Is 9d,
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      32 3 WBJffti FRENCH REMEDY. THERaPJON No. 1 ItJERAPIONNo.2 THERAPION No 3 J£"£if he, i oreither No returnbmMCS r V v E»*.Co Harer»tock Rri.N.U '.S.Loodoa »t i E bOMSt c n....... EE to EUiUbIUtT.
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      398 4 Ammsements» I EMPIRE I I Tuesday, Jane 1 and Wednesday, June 2 2nd Show at 9.15 p.n>. g WILLIAM FOX presen s S Z PEARL WHITE 1 g In Henri Bunsten'* Greatest play entitled I THIEFt£--| X i or,r, i« mm full of action as it X I THE HELL
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      302 4 I From Saturday, May 29 to Thursday, June 3. S At the ALHAMBRA (jj (Tan Chenf Kee ft Co, Ltd. Proprietor*.) ffl I In the Second Show at 9 p.m. I An Irvin Willat Paramount Super Production jjj 3 Adapted from the Novel by jj| EMERSON HOUGH g jj} Author
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      489 4 GAIETY CINEMA j Junction Albert A Beoeooleo Streets i To-night at 9-15 I Aesop's Fable of "The Mysterious Hat" (Cartoon), The National Raah (Sportlight) REGINALD DENNY in The biggest, fastest, funniest, thrill-chocked oomedy-drama ever screened California Straight Ahead A Universal-Jewel from the story by Byron j Morgan. Directed by Harry
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      164 4 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road.\ To-oUM at |i| cartoon ft nmjA QA2Rm EMORY JOHNSO J'S Giant Epic of the «ree n The Mailman Unfolding in swift an4|speeu CuUr succession a veritable [pageant of scenic wonderi! See See I Bc4 The entire Pacific Fleet it full bomK. ment, aeroplanes atteckug (from
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    SINGAPORE DIARY.
    142 5 To-day, .Tune 2 mmh Tidw.—l.32 a.m., 3.32 p.m. M M homeward mail leaves, nh I: Duke's vs. R.A. Sfcket: Hongkong vs. F.M.S., K.L. To-morrow, June 3 flat Tides.—2.29 a.m., 4.46 p.m. "o issue of "The Malaya Tribune." birthday Parade, Esplanade, 7.30 a.m. vdham Hall School Sports. 2.30 p.m.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1078 5 PRODUCF Singapore, June 2 Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $41*! Rice, Siam 2 $377 j Ri:e. Siam 3 $357 j Rice, Saigon 1 .5330 Wee, Saigon 2 $315 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 M ?301 Rice, Rangoon 2 $2H5 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    114 5 SURINA THEATRE Surma Theatre has a super-special attraction to-night in "The Ma lman," Emory Johnson's giant epic of the screen—a masterstroke of modern showmanship and entertainment, portraying not one big spectacular scene, but dozens, all ahlaze with colour and thrilling drama. The entire Pacific Fleet will be seen
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    93 5 To-day, June 2 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S.V.F. Ambulance, Practice King's Birthday Parade-Drill Order-Helmets. To-morrow, Juno 3 G. 45 a.m.—Drill Hall, Singapore Volunteer Corps, King's Birthday Parade. Friday, June 4 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Non-European Units, Extra Arms I>rill Parade. 5 p.m.—Malay Drill Hall, Malay Company, Open Order Instruction. Saturday,
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    MAILS CLOSE
    125 5 TO-DAY, JUNE 2 Penang, Suez, Port Said, Genoa, Havre, Liverpool and Glasgow (*Eurylochofl) 2 p.m. Rhio. Billiton, Java, South-West Sumatra, South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timer Dilly (Moasel) 2 p.m, Kemaman, Krebay, Trengganu Bandon and Kelantan (Prachatipok) 2 p.m. Java, South-Wast Sumatra, SouthEast Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor
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    BOY SCOUTS
    18 5 Thursday, June 3.—King's Birthday Parade. See Special Orders. Saturday, June 5. —Wireless Class, Headquarters, 6 p.m.
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    137 5 The rate of of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equa to $100. The rate of payment of Mone% Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 ?«r.:al to $100. Unclaimed letteits are lying at the General Post Office, Singapore, for the following:—Alcabes, Mons. F. Leri;
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      17 5 M. EZEKIEL SONS, Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticians, 4, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. Optometrist: A. M. EZEKIEL, OJ>.
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      86 5 1 OUR ESTABLISHMENT I WILL BE OPEN AS USUAL jjj on THURSDAY, JUNE 3] I White away, Laidlaw Go. Ltd., I Singapore. H ,********************5***********^^ I "Ny Carlsberg Beer" I MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK "1 Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs w| I and Rest-Houses all-over |J|| j I in S.S. and the Malay
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      247 5 USEFUL TO PLANTERS. Our Groundnut Cake is of the highest quality, and will prove very beneficial for Rubber trees, Fruit trees and Plants in wringing them to a very healthy and productive state. Free sample supplied on application. We also manufacture best quality Groundnut and Cocoanut Oils and Oocoaaut Cake
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      70 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Randan? Kerbau Station for the 24 hears ending midnight June 1, 1928. deg. Max. shade temperature 87.5 F. Min. shade temperature 78.6 F. Mean shade temperature 82.2 F. Max. sun radiation 132 F. Min. grass radiation 72.5 F. Sea temperature 82
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    40 6 J ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mr. Naravanasim? and family beg to tender tlnir sine »re thanks to frionds and relatives who sent floral wreUhs ani letters of condolence in their *ad bereavement and others who 1 attended the funeral.
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    ENGAGEMENT
    42 6 Mr. Lim 8wee Gim is engaged to Madam Tan Chik Nva eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tan Wan Boon, and widow of the late Mr Wee Mah Teck. The marriage will take 1 place ou the 9th instant.
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    DEATH
    27 6 3 WONG.—On Vfay 24, 1926. at 78, Amoy Street. Singapore. Mr. Wong Joon Fee (Ah Theam) J" Aged 58 years. Funeral will be announced later. u
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    RUBBER PRICES
    1006 6 The argument ueed by Mr. W. D. Camebell in London recently as a means of refuting American charges of rubber profiteering on the part of Britain is interesting, but it carries its dangers. An averaging process in almost any highly fluctuatimg market, such as the rubber market is,
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    1018 6 The Danish aeroplane arrived at Osaka Mm Jay at noon. The price of bread in London has :een advanced by l *;d. per quartern. Eleven. persons were ki IoJ by a landslide in Hiroshima Prefeo ure, Japan. At present over forty or fifty cartloads of pineapples are being exported Co
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.
    839 6 Mr. J. D. Dadley, Assisiant Cc* of Police, FM.&, has service m the State of Jokei*. Mr. A. Van der Holt, the in 11 George's Cathedral, Madras, ™£L* short holiday with his relative ft 1 Lumpur. lU &i*k Mr H Weisberg, acting State Perak, has been appo.nted
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    26 6 From China ami Japan by s> duo Singapore noon to-day. {f ijai From Europe, (London mail* May IS) by s.s. Karmala. tea P to-day.
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    COAL STRIKE
    563 7 House of Commons Debate PREMIER REFUSES ANY INTERFERENCE Government's Hands Freed by the Deadlock British Official Press Service. Reuter's Service. j British Official Press Service.] London, June L he House of Commons, Mr. MacLabour Leader, asked what was B 1 notion in regard to the coal jhe Premier
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    D'OISY TOKIO FLIGHT
    24 7 [Havas Agency.] Paris, June 1. The flight of M. Peiletier D'Oisy to Tokio will probably be resumed after •'une 7. I
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    MADRAS RECRUITING
    35 7 Recruiting has been generally resumed Madras Presidency but the fo lowing taluks are closed to recruiting owing to prevalence of disease:— Tinnevelly District: Strivaigundam, 'hruchandur and Nammneiry. Trichy District: Odayarpalayam. Sakm District: Sa!em.
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    INDIAN RIOTS
    58 7 SLIGHT INCIDENT ENDS DISASTROUSLY Twenty Injured in Affray Near Calcutta Reuter's Service. Calcutta, June 1. A very trifling incident arising from a Mohammedan touching a Hindu's waterpot led to a communal riot at Halishahar, twenty-five miles from Calcutta. Mill hands belonging to both communities indulged in free fighting
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    PORTUGUESE REVOLT
    102 7 Labour Opposed to Military Dictatorship Reuter's Service. Lisbon, June 1. The Portuguese President has resigned. The precise reason is not at present announced, but the situation recently has been complicated by the action of the Confederation of Labour preparing to oppose any attempt to establish a military dictatorship.
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY
    98 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, June 1. An important step to foster Franco-Ger-man friendship and remove the causes of mutual distrust has been taken by the formation of a body styled the Committee of Information and Documentation, comprising numerous influential commercial and industrial personalities of both countries, also the
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    TRADE UNION LOAN
    67 7 Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, June 1. The raising of a loan of £1,000,000 is the object of a flying visit of three delegates of the T.U.C. to consult the headquarters of the International Federation of Trade Unions. The proceeds are to be devoted to the British Trade Unions
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    74 7 British Official Press Service. [British Official Press Service.] London, June 1. Exchange rates: Paris 150.75, New York 4.86 7|16, Brussels 154.5, Geneva 25.12, Amsterdam 12.10, Milan 12 8, Berlin 20.4, Stockholm 1817, Copenhagen 18.445, Oslo 22.115, Vienna 32 415, Prague 164.125, Helsingfons 193.125, Madrid 32 285, Lisbon 2
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    ATTEMPT ON EX-WITNESS
    55 7 Reuter's Service. Bridgewater, Massachusetts, June L The house of Mr. Samuel Johnson, brother-in-law of one of the principal State witnesses in the trial of the Italians, Sacco and Vanzetti, sentenced to death for the murder of a cashier in 1924, was blown up by dynamite this morning.
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    A REBEL GOVERNMENT
    38 7 Reuter's Service. Co'mbra, Portugal, June 2. The revolutionary provisional Government is made up as follows:— Major Ochoa, Interior, Commercte and Foreign portfolios; General Gomes Costa, War. Colonies and Agriculture; Major Sabescadas, Marine, Finance and Justice.
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    PILSUDSKI'S NOMINEE
    34 7 Reuter's Service. Warsaw, June 1. Professor Moszicki, an engineer industrialist and Pilsudski's nominee, has been elected President. The two other candidates, one of whom ll a Socialist, received a solitary vote each.
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    BRITAIN'S DRUGS
    144 7 YOU ARE POISONING THE WORLD" Chinese Delegate's Impassioned Outburst Reuter's Service. Geneva, June 1- "Great Britain is poisoning the world with its drugs," exclaimed Mr. Chu, Chinese representative on the League's Advisory Committee on Opium. Sir Malcolm Delevingne of Great Britain had complained that two hundred kilograms of
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    THOSE WAR DEBTS
    118 7 New York Publisher's Views on a Cancellation New York, June 2. Mr. Adolphe Ochs, principal owner and publisher of :the New York Times, who has just returned from a three-weeks' visit to Europe, interviewed said .hat he advocated the cancellation of war debts and uhe dedicaftion of
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    THE MOROCCO TROUBLE
    92 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, June 1. There still remains some c.caning up to be done at Morocco now that the dangerous pocket formed by the Beni Zerual has been practically eliminated. The French and Spaniards have to clear up the district north-east of Wezzan. This means joint action
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    STEAMER SUNK IN CRASH
    75 7 Reuter's Service. New York, June 1. A tanker rammed and sank the steamer Washington Irving, running between Albany and New York City. Six hundred passengers were rescued without serious injuries though a number of women fainted. The crew td the steamer very c*oliy formed a b*total
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    ANOTHER OIL DEAL
    83 7 Reuter's Service. Berlin, June L At a general meeting of the Erdoel Co., Germany's biggest oil organisation, the Chairman announced that the Company's buying, se ling and distributing organisations had been turned over to a separate company called the Olex, which had signed a several years' delivery
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    BOTVED IN JAPAN
    19 7 Reuter's Service. Tokio, June 1. The Danish airman, Lieutenant Botve«\ has arrived here, completing his flight.
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    34 7 The weight of fish delivered at Billingsgate Market for sale in March was 19,921 tons. Of this quantity 136 tons, principally piaice, herrings, and "witches," was pn 7«d and condemned as unfit.for human food.
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    THE BANK CASE
    634 7 ACCOUNTS WITH INDIAN MONEY CHANGERS Stewards Contribution to Church Funds After an adjournment of one week the notorious case concerning the theft of $357,000 from the Banque de 1'Indo Chine, in October of 1922, was resumed before Mr. P. A. F. David, the District Judge, this morning.
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    SUNGEI TUKANG RUBBER
    115 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 1. At the annual meeting of the Sungei Tukang Rubber Company the chaiiman, Mr. A. R. Thornton, stated that they had harvested 215,770 lbs. of rubber against 135 659 during the previous year, resulting in a j reduction of cost of
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    TAIPING TIN CO., LTD.
    103 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, June L An extraordinary mooting of the Taiping Tin Dredging Company, Ltd., was railed with reference to a proposal for establishing a London register and securing a quotation on the offur al list of the London Stock Exchange. The motion, which
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    48 7 While Britain is evidently inclined to allow; Sunday football, Canada is being roused against the introduction of it. The UritH Church Presbytery of Montreal is strongly opposed to its legalisation. Montreal has generally been regarded by other provinces- as having a Continental Sunday, with the picture theatres open.
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    Sporting News
    311 8 CRICKET F.M.S. vs. Hongkong Visitors Collapse for 41 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 1. In the mat.h aga'nst the F.M.S. to-day Hongkong w<m the toss and battled first. The wicket was perfect and there was a large attendance. Henne-sey and Bostcock-Hill, who opened th." 1 bowling,
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    County Match Results
    199 8 Reuter's Service. Lonion, June L At Xo--injrham: Nottinghamshire beat Warw'eksh :e by four wickets. Warwick 136 and 234 Nn ts 182 and 189 for 6 Wyatt made 64 in Warwick's second inDings. In he winners' first innings Lil'ey Compiled 54, and Carr made 76 in the iocorr
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    Australians vs. Middlesex
    72 8 ■«r- lj? nia^ between the Australians and s'licdlesex was resumed to-day and ended in a draw. M.dd.e.ex compiled 349, Stevens con sributing 149. He was at the w.c.ite 5 for hcurs and his score included 12 foiurs. Murrell p aying a dashing inning3 of 54. Gregory caoturei
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    GOLF
    173 8 Singapore Golf Club Gu3!emard Challenge Cup The Guillemard Challenge Cup was completed on Sunday. The results were a* follows:— 1st. Round D. J. Ward beat C. H. G. Clarke at 19th hole. H. R. Nicoll beat G. Cu'len 5 and 4. J. D. P. Ntebet beat H. Rogers 3
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    BILLIARDS
    93 8 Army vs. Y.M.CA. Cue and ivory ball enthus asts spent an, entertaining evening at the Y.M.CA. ,< y hen a bil ia-d team from the Duke of Wellingtons Regiment played the Asaociat on's team J" ere 200 v and some interesting strokes were geen. The fo lowing are the
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    FOOTBALL
    801 8 High School Beat U.C.A. m. it. Plom «TV. Last Friday, on the Kumi riain d ground, Malacca, kind.y lent by the Malacca Chinese Football Club, the United Chinese Association who were almost at run strength played the High School at soccer. The Association played a very poor game with
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    THE TURF
    125 8 Latest Derby News Reuter's Service. ranIftt London, June 1. yesterday Scratcned a 12.45 p m. London. June 1. The fo'lowng alterations have been Om1" F fl P v r °T ab^ S Cadt y and Thwai e Omit Gay U> hano and Hercules. fl r^ eSt Der by
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    CHINESE WILL CASE
    532 8 Undue Influence by Mother-in-Law Alleged An interesting Chinese Will case was commenced this morning in the Supreme Court, boforc Mr. Justice Deane, when Scow Lek Kee. the eldest son of tlje deceased, Scow Ewe Lin, sued his maternal grandmother, Low Tuan Neo, and Mr. H. R. S.
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    MOSLEM ASSOCIATION
    402 8 Farewell Party in Honour of Mr. Jumabhoy In honour of Mr. R. Jumabhoy, import and export merchant of Ma acca Street, Singapore, who is leaving shortly on furlough fcr India, the Moslem Association gave a ea-party on Monday evening. There wts a large number of members present. Mr.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    47 8 L.L.T.C. Tournament RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S PLAY Ladles Open Doub es r Mrs Rule and Miss David Mr* Chambers and Mrs. Cul en, 6-_ 0 "f-o Open Mixei Doubles Ab:d M s Set «d Ladies Handicap Singles Isaacs beat Miss C umeck, 6-4, Men's Handicap Doubles
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    j Letters to the Editor {
    296 8 j Letters to the Editor MUNICIPAL POSTS To The Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir,—In the early part of this month there appeared in your paper an advertisement inviting Candidates—irrespective of race—for a number of Inspectors in the Registration Vehicle Department and a week or so after the advertisement we
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    SCHOOLS AND FEES
    200 8 To The Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir,—Permit me to ask the Board of Education if it is fair for the parents of scholars of the Anglo-Chinese School and Suydam Girls' School. Malacca, and other schools, to pay the coming increase of school f.es? Ihe Missionaries, especial.y
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    COLOUR AND CRICKET
    95 8 To The Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir, —One can quite well forgive Mr. Leijssius—who I believe is a cricketer— tor the vexation he in common with other sportsmen must naturaily suffer. The simp est way of marking disapproval of the attitude of h- Selection Committee would
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    GRANT-IN-AID SCHOOLS
    203 8 To The Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir,—Your leader of yesterday has not on y suggested but opened up the only eoursc for the managers of the various A.d.d Schools to adopt: "An Organisation to represent ail ;he aided schools, so as to get a definite answer from
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    MOTOR FATALITY
    56 8 Coroner's Verdict in Tanjong Pagar Road Smash ronoi ''s inquest into the death of Mr. P. N Lowndes and Mr. W. H. K-rni k who were ki led "n a motoring a.vid?nt at Tanjong Pagar Road last week, was concluded this morning, Mr. Bourne the Lity Coroner, returning
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    1163 8 (By George Cetii) Although the really sporting j an with a rod and line, and in an Z adroit manner, his catch does not table suppl.ed—especially w h; T e i*? concerned. So the trained requisitioned, and in such request efforts held that the Mikado (who iU the
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    611 9 Tambira Rubber Estates, Limited i annual ordinary general meet■hc Tandbira Rubber Estates, Ltd, on Aor i 22, at 59, Eastcheep, \1 r Prank Cop. man presiding, representative of the Secretaries -J Rabb r Estate Agency, Ltd.) read the ning the meeting and the i;eport J tr.e auditors. m,..
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    1022 9 annua] irdiaary general i Rantau Rubber Estates ny hold on April 22 at the of Commerce, Oxford- IMn<n < reel, E.C.. Mr. A. A. ,1; 'an »»f the company, pre* The' r -nf.. Sl .r- r *v v... trie Secretaries and Co.) hay ng
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