Malaya Tribune, 3 April 1928

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    20 1 The Malaya Tribune XV.- -No. 76 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY. APRIL 3, 1928
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    A Talk About Teeth
    605 2 SHOULD BE BRUSHED WELL AND OFTEN Importance of Using Right Cleaning Materials Current in Sheffield, Wakefield and in the north of Derbyshire, not so many years ago there was an old superstition "that one mv: t find all his teeth at the day of judgment!" That
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    " On This Day___ "
    335 2 On This Day___ There is a resemblance in the lives of Fra Lippo Lippi, the Italian painter of religious subjects and Bartolome Murillo, the Spanish painter of saints and Virgins. Both are distinguished among great painters for what a plain man would call naturalness. The first impression their works give
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    Islam Womanhood
    503 3 MEDICAL STUDENT IN AMERICA Countrywomen to Discard Veil S. Haboob is the first Mohammedan ;n to enter an American college. She nt- all the way from Beirut, Syria, idy medicine at the Woman's Medical t of Pennsylvania, where she is ied as a freshman. m hardly believe," Miss
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    JAPANESE OUTRAGE
    223 3 Massacre Hundred Chinese Salving Wrecked Ship The apparent peace existing between the Nationalist Government and Japan may be 1 roken anew as a result of the shooting of 100 Chinese non-combatants by the marines of a Japanese gunboat near Pingtin, a suburb of Fuchow, on March 3, without
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      172 3 i 7incarnis makes the years weigh lightly TO ta'<e Wincarnis re£u»3rly is to take a new lease cf life. It enriches the blocd stream and helps to Lcep the arteries young. The man or woman \*bo takes WfrvratTOJ is thxioc fcrtiiicc! agrinst both vcrtJi and physical ills. chills, influenza, weakness,
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    Rubber Oil
    860 4 POTENTIALITIES OF NEW PRODUCT Valuable Properties Discovered In Latex "Minyah Getah" writes as follows to "The Times of Malaya" How many people are aware of the fact that rubber is composed of at least 95 per cent oil. The writer puts the percentage at 97 per cent, although
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    38 4 An inspector of the Excise Department »n Bangkok is being prosecuted fcr running a lottery in which a motor-car was the prize, without having received authority to do so. The tickets were on sale at the spirit shop*.
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      215 4 (L| CIGARETTES I 555 I m\ un *4 ue 555 can LI produce cigarettes of suck \w( outstanding excellence as State jUI JKa Express No. 555 Virginia /df Njji Cigarettes. So valuable a /h!' y material demands the care and M gentle preparation wkick kand~ snaking alone can give. IML
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      292 4 AUCTION CHEONG KOOjTsENC^CO AUCTION OF SINGAPORE TOWN PROPERTIES To be held at Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co.'s Saleroom No. 30 Chulia Street On Wednesday, April 4, at 2.30 p.m. ,o J& J c Valuab,e 99 years' leasehold land and shophouse business premises known as No 40 Hokien Street, Singapore,
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      154 4 Ihe Latest Records of I "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" I issued in LONDON for I .j MARCH 1928 have arrived and are now on sale 3 I Electric Recordings Lis's sent on application. j S. MOUTRIE CO., LTD. I RAFFLES PLACE. j I STARVATION I I FACES I I WHITE ANTS
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    253 5 Sunday, March 25. The Hon. Mr. Meadows. Frost and Mrs. Meadows Frost arrived to stay. Monday, March 26. His Excellency the Governor, attended by Mr. A. G. Hiddingh, A.D.G., and Mr. Churchill, Private Secretary, presided at the Legislative Council meeting. Tuesday, March 27. The Hon. Mr. Meadows Frost
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    103 5 February this year had thirty days for some who happened to be going eastward across the 180 th meridian somewhere near the midway point b twoen Japan and America. The date actually o.iurred in 190,1, when the Pacific Mail Company's steamer "Siberia was n a voyage from Yokohama to Francisco.
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      410 5 tfg l Method of Treatments without Pali Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. EKY MODERATE CHARGES. 0 JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, HILL STREET. SINGAPORE, Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary. 'Phone 4U57. 3 LT M. EZEKIEL SONS ..•during Ophthalmic Opticians), flet Chambers, Raffles Place, it: A. M. Ezekiel, 0.D., F.P.O.C. HAW RAYA PUASA unpacked
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      365 5 Is your Salary Going to be Raised this Next year? If not, you will doubtless blame your employer, but here you are wrong, for ninety nine out of a hundred are only too pleased when they feel justified in raising an employee's salary. In your own home, in the odd
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    134 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore. April 3. Wharl 1 ntrance Gate 1) 1 tpellen East Basin; H.M.S. (3 Submarines) Inside E.E.E. bmarines) Outside E.E.E. ir 22; Rohna 20. Main Wharf < I.ntrance Gate 3) 18; Giuseppe Verdi and Pres. Adams 11; Kedah 10; Anhui
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    LAWYER'S 'CLERK IN TROUBLE
    487 7 Alleged Breach of Trust DEEDS IN FAVOUR OF WRONG PERSON An Indian named N. Sanmugam appeared aft?™ he T J hir u d Ma^is trate, yesterday afternoon, the charge against him being w♦£ cnminal bre »ch of trust concerning the purchase of a house. The comCathTraval"
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    A FRUITFUL RAID
    144 7 Mr. Oakeshott Arrests Eighteen Chinese Eighteen Chinese were produced before the Third Magistrate, Mr. C. H. Dakers, yesterday afternoon, charged with attending an initiation ceremony of the Sin Gee Hin Society in 7 Club Street. Mr. B. F. Oakeshott, head of the Detective Branch, raided the premises
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    EXCHANGES
    77 7 British Official Wireless London, April 2. Paris 124 New York 4.88 532 Brussels 3jL69 Geneva 25.33 Amsterdam 12.12 Milan 9£4S Berlin 20.41 Stockholm 18.18 Copenhagen 18.21 Oslo l g 28 Vienna 34.695 Prague 1G4.75 Helsingfors 93 "Tr Madrid 29.025 Lisbon 2.125 Athens 368.5 Bucharest ''2.5 Rio 5 59 64
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    95 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 equal to $100. Among Government work for which tenders are being called are the widening of the Cameron's
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    FIFTY YEARS AS A VOLUNTEER
    554 7 Mr. Gosling s Fine Example ECHOES OF SINGAPORE LONG AGO One of our representatives called upon the oldest Volunteer in the Colony this morning in, the person of Mr. T. L. Gosling, who first set foot in Singapore or June 15, 1875. The genesis of
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    39 7 Mrs. S. Codrington is the latest recruit to Malayan propaganda at Home and recently gave an interesting lecture on the Malay States, with lantern views, at a meeting of the Women's Branch of the Chalfofit St. Giles Conservative Association.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1555 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE p,„ Q c XT Singapore, April 3 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $320 r„,™ cii Rice, Siam I Buyers Sellers Rice Siam 3 IoS s'*? 1 ck Pepper 68 00 Rice Saigon 1 U( Sundj>ied Copra 11.40 Rice, Saifo£ 2 UA M X d C T
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    Cholera on Ship
    212 7 JAPANESE LINER PUTS BACK HERE i Fifteen Cases and Six Deaths Reported The Osaka Shosen Kaisha s.s. "Hawaii Maru," of 9,500 tons gross, which arrived at Singapore on Friday last from .Japan with about 700 Japanese emigrants on board for South America, and left on Sunday, wirelessed
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    57 7 The first violator of Modesto's (California) new ordinance prohibiting smoking in theatres proved to be a 19-year-old girl. A cigarette light penetrated the darkness in the balcony of a local theatre, and led an official observer to a bobbed-head flapper nonchalantly puffing the weed. "I didn't know that you couldn't
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      326 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT WANTE >—Violin tuition, teacher's residence for child 8 years. Hembrow Pulau Brani. Gentleman in the United States, interested in philately, wishes to exchange stamps with collector in the Straits Settlements. Reply to A. G. Adams, 22 Eliot Road, Lexington, Mass., U. S. A, NOTICE. S. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL, Singapore.
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      391 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, April 3 :>:3B a.m., 10:31 p.m. Rubber —Evatt and Co., noon. Muslim I. C. vs. Lanka Union. S.C.C. vs. Bendemeer. To-morrow, April 4 ,1 s. -10:16 a.m., 10:54 p.m. Annual Meeting, Sime Darby's office, S p.m. Practice Match. Padang. Thursday, April 5 Tides. —10:50 a.m., 11:15 p.m.
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      235 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for April 9, 1928. H To-day. April 3 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v) F. Sect., Recruits Parade. 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Chinese Company, Lewis Gun Class. 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. F. Ambulance, Lecture. 5:15 p.m.—Malay Drill Hall. Malay Coy., Recruits
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  • Obituary
    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    35 8 ANNOUNCEMENT The funeral of the late Tan Sian Chin who passed away on January 31, will take place on Sunday, the 8th instant from No. 218, Orchard Road at 10 a.m.
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    DEATH
    67 8 FOO—Madame Foo Geok Eng. age 71 years, passed away at her residence Nos. 46 and 47 Bukit Timah Road, milestone, on April 3, at 3:30 a.m. She leaves behind two sons, Messrs. Lee Teck Siong and Chono- Faow Chong, two daughters-in-law, two daughters, two sons-in-law and 15 grandchildren to
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    THE IMPECCABLE BENCH
    908 8 Newspaper editors seem to have been saddled with a new, and responsibility by the recent decision in the case of Rex vs. Sharp, in which the editor of an Indian newspaper was convicted in London of contempt of court. He had commented on the verdict in the
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    1205 8 There will be no issue of "The Malaya Tribune" on Good Friday, the 6th instant. The annual Parochial general meeting in connexion with St. Andrew's Cathedral will be held on April 16 at 5 p.m. A Bill is about to be introduced in the Federal Council to compel pawnbrokers to
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    388 8 Second Lieutenant R. V. Morris, Mala) Volunteer Iniantry, has resigned. Lieut. J. H. V. Clarke, Malayan Vol Infantry, has been promoted to the of Captain. Hadji Hohamed Noor bin Kainudh been appointed Secretary. Town Jthore Bahru. Lieutenant Alan Loko. Malayan V. teer Infantry, has been transferred to
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    MR. JUSTICE STEVENS
    47 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.Penang, April 2. The Penang Bar welcomed Mr. J Sievens this morning, Mr. Palgrave S son. President of the Bar Committee, ing that it was a particular pleasure to welcome a Judge who had practised at the Bar of the Colony.
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    PENANG MUNICIPALITY
    38 8 (From Our Own Correspondent, t Penang. April Mr. E. Xewbold has been Dominated fiV the vacancy caused by the absent Mr. C. D. Hogan on the Municipal I mission to represent the Straits r.sents (Penang) Association.
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    BENGALIS REMANDED
    37 8 (From Our Own Correspondent Penang, April 2. Three Bengalis were to-d;.y reana ded, h April 10 on a charge of the murder "f a woman in Green Lane. Chief Deta spector Lucy objected to bail.
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    ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL
    72 8 A Grand Carnival Dance is to the Memorial Hall on Fri lav. K\ ril 27, in aid of the St V Cathedral Funds. Every effort made by the Committee to sur great success of last year's Da;i> is hoped that all those who act. an that occasion
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    THE DAWES PAYMENTS
    42 8 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-A Berlin. A| M. Poincare's admission r revision of the Dawes plan in sonne speech attracts much Germany, where general sat shown that M. Poineare at his tin up the economic rather than tl and political standpoint.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    66 8 Frim Australia by s.s. Centa Singapore at 3 p.m. to-da From China and Japin by due at Singapore at 8 a.m. I From Indo-China by s.s. Porth Singapore on Thursday, the sth From Holland by s.s. Tabanai Singapore on Friday morning, instant. From Europe, (London ma Is <i<
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    "ROYAL OAK" INQUIRY
    1056 9 IT'S A LIE" TALK RECALLED Getting Out of A "Nasty Hole" V.iOR OF MARINES INCENSED DANIEL'S LETTER Reuter's Service [Renter's Service] Gibraltar, April 2. Royal Oak court-martial was day, Comdr. Daniel, the first lilted the alleged dance int. i»aid that j;t the conclusion of a c he
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    COTTON INDUSTRY DEPRESSION
    185 9 Official Inquiry Demanded MILL CAPITALISATION QUERIED Reuter's Service [Router's Service] London, April 2. In the House of Commons Mr. Shawpent a discussion on the depressed position of the Lancashire cotton trade and moved a resolution for an exhaustive Government inquiry from the capitalisation °i to the merchanting
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    JAPANESE HONOURS
    45 9 Awards Cause Indignation in Russia [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Moscow, April 2. The Russian Press manifests much illhumour owing to the report that fifty high Japanese military and naval officers have been given decorations for their "services in the World War and Russo-Jara"ese War."
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    BARONESS KILLED
    34 9 Reuter's Service Grenoble, April 3. Baroness de Lenneps. wife of Doctor Guerreduval. Brazilian Minister at Berlin, was killed when a taxi in which she was driving from Cannes to Paris was overturned.
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    THE DONETZ AFFAIR
    30 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, Anril 2. A German diplomat, Herr Irschliep, has been sent from the Moscow Emcassy to Rostov and visited the jailed German engineers to-day.
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    MOTORING SMASH IN FRANCE
    101 9 English Party Injured VISCOUNT TREMATON INVOLVED Reuter's Service [Reuter's Service] Belleville-sur-Saone, April 2. Viscount Trematon and two companions were injured in a motor accident near here on the Paris-Lyons road. The car crashed against a tree. The Viscount is in a hospital here and is believed
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    BALTIC DISCUSSIONS
    142 9 Poland and Lithuania Still Not Agreed Reuter's Service [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Koenigsberg, April 2. The negotiations between Lithuania and Poland closed down to-day. Three commissions have been appointed which may sit respectively at Berlir. Kovno and Warsaw to examine the various points in detail. The Lithuanian refusal to
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    "HERMES" SEAPLANE TRAGEDY
    106 9 Flying-Officer Hale Killed EXPLOSION OF ENGINE IN HONG KONG Reuter's Far Eastern Service [Reuters Far Eastern Service] Hong Kong. April 3. The engine exploded in a Hermes seaplane while it was returning to the Aircraft-Carrier Hermes after a practice flight. The Hermes is anchored in the Harbour.
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    THE NANKING INCIDENT
    69 9 Reuter's Service Washington. April 3. Coincident with the State Department's announcement of a settlement of the Nanking incident satisfactory to the United States, Secretary Kellogg has issued a statement renewing the pledge made in January 1927, that the United States is willing to open negotiations for new
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    NEW DANISH LOAN
    55 9 Reuter's Service Copenhagen, April 3. A new Danish Government loan of fiftyfive million dollars at four and a half per cent has been taken over at a price of 93.037 by an American syndicate consisting of the Guaranty Trust Company, International Acceptance Bank; Dillon, Read and Company
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    DIPLOMATIC POSTS
    40 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Moscow, April 2. General Count Galen is being appointed Russian Military Attache at Berlin. General Galen was previously an Austro-Hungarian officer who joined the Soviets and acted as Chief Military Advisor to General Chiang Kai-shek.
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    PREMIER'S HOLIDAY
    42 9 British Official Wireless London, April 2. The Premier has expressed his intentioH of visiting the battlefields on the Western fronts during; the Whitsun holiday. Accompanied by Mrs. Baldwin he hopes to leave London for France on Whit Tuesday, May 29.
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    RESTRICTION INQUIRY
    254 9 MALAYAN DELEGATE IN CEYLON Important Exchange Of Views BOTH COUNTRIES TO CO-OPERATE MR. ARTER'S VISIT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, April 3. A meeting to-day of Members of the Planters' Association Emergency Committee Attended by the Hon'ble Mr. J. S. Arter, a Member of the F.M.S. Council, discussed
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    AFGHAN KING AT WINDSOR
    105 9 Luncheon With King George TRIBUTE TO LATE RULER British Official Wireless London, April 2. The King and Queen of Afghanistan motored from London this morning to Windsor Castle. They were received by King George and Queen Mary, with whom they lunched after a tour of the
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    R.G.A. CONSULTS DUTCH
    42 9 London Meeting Reported FURTHER DISCUSSION ARRANGED Reuter's Service [Reuters Service] London, April 2. The Rubber Growers' Association met the committee from the Dutch Rubber Producers after which the Association appointed a committee to confer further with the Dutch Committee.
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    "OLIVET TO CALVARY "
    122 9 "OLIVET TO CALVARY We have become so accustomed m Holy Week to having"The Crucifixion" rendered by one or other of the choirs in our district, that it is interesting to find the Presbyterian Church making a departure from the usual routine. The Sacred Cantata, "Olivet to Calvary," will be given
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    GOODS STOLEN BY CHINESE
    268 10 Produce Removed and Sold EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR AT HONAN British Government Making Inquiries Reuter's Service [Reuters Service] London, April 2. In the House of Commons Sir Nicholas Grattan Doyle asked the For: ign Secretary whether he was aware that the Chinese authorities of Honan had taken from
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    VICTORIA THEATRE
    196 10 Return Visit of Dick Norton's Company The Dick Norton Revue Company, better known as the Globe Trotters, will open their season at the ictoria Theatre on Tuesday next, April 10. This company can be recommended for its first-class entertainment for they created a wonderful impression on their last
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    LANKA UNION
    95 10 Easter Programme With K. L. Tamil P.C.A. The Lanka Union are to entertain the T.P.C.A., Kuala Lumpur, during the Easter holidays, and games have been arranged at cricket, football, tennis and billiards. This will be the first visit of an up-coumry team to the Lanka Union grounds and
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    DOCTOR ENTERTAINED
    108 10 Dr. K. Damodaram. M.8.8.5., Assistant Surgeon, Government Hospital, Muar, was entertained to a farewell dinner by the Indo-Ceylonese community on Thursday, the 29th instant, at the Nam Yang Hotel, on the eve of his transfer to Cucob. There was a fairly large attendance, including Dr. Gwynne, District Health
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    INQUEST ON GEYLANG SMASH
    1194 10 Hearing Continued This Morning BENN GIVES EIS STATEMENT Essex Travelling at Thirty-Two M.P.H. After the evidence of a Chinese was recorded in yesterday's inquest into the death of an aged Chinese nonia who was killed in an accident between a Rugby taxi, and an Essex driven
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    Sporting News
    424 10 FOOTBALL Huddersfield Towd In Cup Final BEAT SHEFFIELD UTD. BY SINGLE GOAL Chance of Yorkshire's Cup and League Reuter's Service [Reuter's Service] London, April 2. At the Manchester City ground, Maine Road Moss Side, Huddersfield town defeated Sheffield United after two drawn games, in the replayed Semi-final of
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    MALAYS' WONDERFUL PROGRESS
    192 10 iMuch Too Good For R.A. And Win Easily The remarkable progress in Association football amongst the Malays was very evident at the Stadium last evening when they played the R. A. and teat them by three clear goals. The winners were particularly smart on the ball and
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    Rangers Held by Raith Rovers
    29 10 Reuter's Service [Reuters Service] London. April 2. In he first division of the Scottish League, Raith Rovers and Glasgow Rangers fought a goalless draw.
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    Hakka Eleven to the Fore
    144 10 On Friday last the Hakka eleven met the P.W.D. team at scc:er at the Kubu ground, Malacca, before a large crowd. The game was last and interesting, end to end rlay taking place almost throughout. Both teams fought hard but the final whistle went with
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    Whites Defeat the Colours by Three to One
    128 10 An interesting practice match between th? Colours and the Whites took place on the Padang yesterdav afternoon, the lattei running out the winners bv three goabto one after a eramo which th(.uerh not brilliant, provided plenty of practice for the men. The
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    BADMINTON
    200 10 Particulars of J.B.P. Easter Tour Up-Country The Juvenile Badminton Party are to visit Kuala Lumpur, Klang and Port Swet'.enham during the Easter holidays and have arranged to play the Klang Chinese on Sunday and the Port Swettenham Chinese on Monday. With regard to Kuala Lumpur they hope to fix
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    Austin Party to Meet Thomson Road Side
    52 10 The foll< wing have been chosen to re- resent the Austin Badminton Party against the Thomson Road Badminton Party in Five Singles at their court on Good Friday at 3:30 p.m.:—Lee Kirn Seek, Hendrick Tan. Tan Hong Ho;>n, Phua Tian Loh and John
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    GOLF
    96 10 Singapore G.C/s Ladies' Bogey Competition The LadL s' monthly bogey competition of the Singapore Golf Club for April was played yesterday afternoon, and resulted in a win for Mrs. R. N. Hamilton, who returned "all square." Thirty-four cards were tak.n out and the folb wing were amongst those returned:
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    Malayan Fersonalities—2.
    24 10 Sir Hayes Marriott, our Colonial Secretary, drawn by the "Tribune" artist. Sir Hayes has had a long and distinguished career in Malaya.
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    Tennis
    450 10 AUSTRALIAN DAVIS CUP *TEAM Visit Colombo on Way to Wimbledon (From Our Own Correspondent) Colombo, March The Australian Davis Cup Team, c ing cf Gerald Paterson, Jack Crawf r Harry Hopman, arrived in Colomb I s.s. "Otranto" on their way to Wimb Accompanying the team is Mr. N Brookes,
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    Yesterday's Results at the S.C.C. Tournament
    211 10 Yesterday's results in the S.C.C. tennis tournament were:— Championship Preliminary R. H. Wild beat E. Cherriaffton. 7 5 O —6. E. J. Caasela beat G. H. Daly 6 R. B. Gotch beat C. P. Burke.' 7—5. 6 h. F. Goodman beat R. H. MaUinson.
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    Yesterday's Tanglin Club Results
    44 10 Mixed Doubles Open Hall and Mrs. Laingfi beat FH Mrs. Harrington, 6—3, 6—l. Mi. and Mrs. Hansell beat I Mrs. Price, 7—5, «> —7. TO-DAY'S TIES Ladies' Doubles Handicap Mrs. Xewell and Mrs. W. L I ra, Mrs. Harrington and Mrs. <
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    S.R.C. Tournament
    55 10 TIES FOR TO-MOKKOW Double Handicap E. W. de Cruz and E. E. 1 S R. C. and S. L. Oehlers. Mixed DoubleC. A. Norris and Miss (bom- Mi Mrs. X. S. Hogan. Single Handicap "l»" C. B. Webb vs. E. S. KonteifO. J. R. Brown vs. Winner of
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    838 11 HOME FOOTBALL LEAGUES Including Matches up to Saturday, March 31 in the English and Scottish -date are as follow: igme. —Division I Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. 39 19 8 6 78 52 44 35 II 9 n 80 55 41 35 15 11 9
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    RUSSIANS SACKED
    99 11 leral Chang Chung-Chang eposes ol .Mercenaries bite Russian soldiers, for < hang Chung-chang, one mcipaJ Generals of Chang Tso--11 were formally dismis- <"< March, 7 and were itn Manchuria. fay for more than a year often in danger from jealous 1 rs. (he R are leaving to how
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    470 11 me Io "°wing passengers arrived at Singapore per s.s. "Plancius" yesterday morning:— From Soerabaia:—Mr. Bok, Mrs. Wodehouse, Mr. T. P. Root, Mr. Maagdenberg, Mr. Said bin Awat Amin, Mr. Fuh Moh Sian Mr. K. Mguyhn, Mr. H. L. Yopg Mr Ong kiauw Bok. PK C J™" T. Dilly:—Mr.
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    378 12 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, March 30. Rubber f.a.q. spot was quoted to-day at 59 sen at which business was done (middle price). Chinese stowaways to the number of two hundred fifty were discovered at the seaside of Kure. Opposition has arisen among the Social People's
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    100 12 The Government of India have taken steps to provide an army on Dominion lines, which may bring Indianizat ion nearer than by scattering Indian cadets throughout the army." is the opinion expressed by The Times." in upholding Field-Mar-shal Sir William Birdwood's criticisms of the Skeen Committee's report. The paper concludes:
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    "Big Bill" Thompson
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      418 14 TO LET OFFICE TO LET—First Floor. Apply Hai Hsin Film Co., Ltd., 116, Robinson Road. TO LET—From Ist March, 1928, terrace houses Nos. 8, 9 and 10 Chapel Road. Water laid on. Apply to Rahamin Perthas, 86 Robinson Road, Singapore. TO LET—Raffles Chambers, three sections 2nd floor, area 2,680 square
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