Malaya Tribune, 5 May 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune v#l xv.- —No. 103 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune SATURDAY, MAY 5. 1928
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      223 1 TRY 10KEA MISSION CLOTH IE rfOM not FADE. docs not SHRINK, tn LONGER. jn Products Co. :<r«i Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Phone 324. j I j rj 6 "THE MAKE WHICH PREDOMINATES IN EVERY CLASS" PERFORMANCE APPEARANCE S SPEED Ln ENDURANCE COMFORT g I LOW FIRST COST LOW CONSUMPTION li t
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      444 1 "FLORODOR" f Washing Suitings /"*vv" Wenr HIGH STREET, j <y Sinjg&pora. j S 1/ A. Jl VUU »UlNimn, l „„l l ll t:,| .1 l;,lM. l l l ri l H l ill11,,.M.,.,i.n.nl l,,.M.,.,i.n.n riTTlTHlllNini S I I Guinness I I 8016 Agents for s,s FM S I Sime, Darby
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    Company Meeting
    2161 2 GULA-KALUMPONG R. E., LTD. Unbroken Record of Dividends The eighteenth annual general meeting of the Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on April 4 in the Council Room of the London Chamber of Commerce, 97, Cannon Street, E.C., Mr. Frederick Anderson (the Chairman) presiding. The representative of the
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      252 2 I T> ROTECT yourself from the M I tpilf ness, light the way in safety with 3 i% 1 an Eveready Flashlight...The I fl -Cjj* flashlight made. B I Ask to see our special focus- I j| they last longer I in MuuV ''"v the manufacturers of the famous Ex-ercady
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      175 2 Swolleo joints, baekai -In-, the muscles, the c<»n and night, are all .ign. full of poison. That in Forty years of meeessfo] r< there is no quicker way thlt matic conditions than a shi WITT'S KIDNEY AND Bl u Doctors use and iwcoaan remedy. Get a bottle from, r^** Tlllht
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    Tristan Da Cunha
    827 4 LATEST NEWS FROM THE LONELY ISLAND Connexions With the Outer World Few A letter to the Editor to the London Times recently from Mr. Douglas M. Gane (Tristan da Cunha Fund) says:— The mail brought by the C.P.R. impress of France to Capetown, which has now arrived,
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    "On This Day—"
    228 4 Napoleon died 107 years ago, about sunset, in a darkened room at Longwood, St. Helena. At the autopsy the surgeons quarrelled over the cause of his death, and the quarrel is not composed even yet. B\it they were also thrown into wonder at the beauty of his
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      413 4 s Foods The 4 Allenburys' Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies in hot climates. They are germ free, and being simply and easily prepared by the addition of boiling water, their use gives complete independence of doubtful milk supply, and is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhoea
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      196 4 THE DANGER OF INDIGESTION few people realise that danger lurks behind that seemingly unimportant discomfort after eating. Nevertheless, it is true. Many things may derange the digestion but, whatever the cause, a condition develops which in nearly all cases is identical. Too much acid collects in the stomach and makes
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    COMPANY MEETING
    456 5 Thorny Croft (Singapore) Limited The first annual general meeting of Thornycroft (Singapore), Limited, was held at the Company's Office, Orchard Road, Singapore, yesterday at noon. Those present were:— Mr. Merton H. Brown (in the Chair), Mr. H. C. Atkin-Berry, Mr. Arthur Harris and Mr. F. B. Crabtree (Secretary).
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      354 5 NURSING MOTHERS be careful to avoid constipation, for ondition lets loose poisons into the huh rob the baby's food of purity igth. The most efhcient laxative •nan's use is Pinkettes, which act as FinketteS OA nature, and being purely vegett harm even the most delicate. or post free, at 60
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      601 5 Church Services FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER S. Andrew's Cathedral May 6, 1928 j 1 a.m. Holy Communion. 7:45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon. 9:15 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5:30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week at the Cathedral.—Monday; 7:40 a.m. Matins;
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      313 5 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Penang Lane Sabbath School (Saturday) 3:30 p.m. Preaching Service (Saturday) 5 p.m. Subject: "The Inspira.ion of the Bible or Is the Higher Criticism Scholarly?" Speaker: Mr. W. W. R. Lake. Sunday Lecture 8:30 p.m. Subject: "Upon This Rock Shall I Build My Church." Speaker: Mr. W. W.
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      349 5 Trained men are required for the development of Malaya The Governments of Malaya are prepared to spend millions of dollars on new undertakings. They realize, however, only too well, the impossibility of developing the various industries of the country unless they can obtain men with the necessary ability and training
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      357 6 ai-££*s-s__^^_sc>_,c__^ I EMPIRE CINEMA j FROM FRIDAY, MAY 4 TO TUESDAY, MAY 8. I g TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY jj 1 C D jjj Another Great China Special jj THE FAMOUS BABY PEARL KOO I "The Little Hero" I c Cj See Miss Pearl Kg in her most
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      267 6 Amusements. !l ALHAMBRA C] 'PHONE 909 S jj jjj (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd.. Proprietor*.) jfl 81 I I I From Wednesday, May 2. 3 3 I AT 9 P.M. cj I Publicity Madness j t X WITH g jj EDMUND LOWE and LOIS MORAN. fl m ft 1 I
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      442 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert Bencoolen Streets ROM FRIDAY, MAY 4 TO THURSDAY, MAY 10. NIGHTLY AT 9 P.M The Latest Gaumont Graphic DEATH "VALLEY Epic of America's Hell The most advertised graveyard of the world. 276 feet below sea level. Youth laughs at Struggle—but not in Death Valley America's hottest,
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      118 6 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Read. T|m» No 2gJ FROM WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 TO Tl ESbAY MAY 8. NIGHTLY AT 9.00 P.M REGINALD DENNY in OUT ALL NIGHT Denny's Best Yet! Twenty-four bom of the fastest moving comedy packed one solid hour of entertainment. RICHARD TALMADGE The Sultan of Speed! The
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    128 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, May 5. fca<t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Marudu 16; City of Newcastle 15; rs 13; Kumsang i»; Hampholm 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Durban Maru 30; Nagato Maru 32; Ben--35; Minderoo
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    55 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 equal 100. The rate of payment of Money lers from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 < to $100. teneral Feng has recently purchased motor lorries from Hankow for the .uation of four transportation corps arrying
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    Lacrosse
    3078 7 17 S ORIGIN, HISTORY AND ROMANTIC STORY tort Lulled, Rushed Captured Through its Agency The famous, energetic and splendid game of Lacrosse has at last, after all these years, shown itself in Singapore, as we nave already mentioned in these columns a short time ago. A new Lacrosse Club
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    18 7 Communists in Canton last month killed twelve people with bombs and, in so doing-, blew up five houses.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    276 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, May 5 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $315 Buyers Seller* Rice, Siam 2 $285 Mixed Black Pepper 75.00 Rice, Siam 3 $280 Sundried Copra 11.40 Rice, Saigon 1 n $251 Mixed Copra 11.20 Rue, Saigon 2 $244 Kayong Copra Rice, Saigon 3 $224 Small Flake
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    THE CITY OPERA
    166 7 Russians' Wonderful Skating And Dancing The newly engaged Russian artists fully justified all that has been said of them when they thrilled the spectators of the City Opera with their wonderful skating and dancing last night. Tomy, described as the wizard on wheels, performed many dazzling stunts
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      397 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore Marine Insurance Association. WANTED—An experienced typewriter Fire Insurance Association of Singapore. g^ nic and re P airer A 137 Motor Insurance Association of Malaya. The offices of members of the above HOW TO MAKE MONEY. We can Associations will be closed for the tran- show how you
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      395 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, May 5 les. 11:9 a.m., 10:55 p.m. outward mail due. Club regatta. R -es, First Day. 3XJ.C, \s. Duke's, S.C.C. To-morrow, May 6 des. 11 41 a.m., 11:18 p.m. r Polo: Swimming Club vs. Chines* IS. 11 a.m. it Gardens, 9:15 p.m. Monday, May 7 idea.—o:l4 a.m.,
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      79 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By courtesy of the Government Health Office) Kandang Kerbau Station For the 24 hours ending midnight May 4 deg. Maximum shade temperature 89.5 F. Minimum shade temperature 75.5 F. Mean shade temperature 81.2 F. Maximum sun radiation 162 F. Minimum grass radiation 72 F. Sea temperature (maximum) 84
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      103 7 THE WEATHER Meteorological Weekly Report Hill Station records for the seven days endmg at midnight on Saturday, April 28: Penang Hill Altitude of observation (feet above M. S. L.) 2,100. Average mean shade temperature (deg. F.) 72.38. Total evaporation (in inches) .45. Total rainfall (in inches) 2.09. Taiping Hill Altitude
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    55 8 ENGAGEMENT KOH—TAN. The engagement is announced between Mr. Koh Keng Siang, eldest son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Koh Cho Beng of Mercantile Bank Ltd., Singapore, and Miss Tan Cheng Guat Neo, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Hong Eng of Singapore Harbour Board,
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    FINANCIAL DISTRESS
    833 8 Public attention has been so centred on the present and future of the Rubber Industry and the disastrous consequences which have resulted therefrom and are likely to ensue in the near future unless of course something is done" that one is apt to overlook the possibility that the
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    1338 8 The P. and 0. s.s. Mantua arrived at London at 3 p.m. on Thursday. The Lok Si Lai Ong Tong Society of Penang has been registered. The Government has ordered the dissolution of the Siang Wu Piat Su Society. Sixteen quarters for subordinates are to be erected at McNair Road
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    213 8 r }^a n Mr. Frank A. Pledger ha V to the Legislative Council O. S. Carver. \i. Th L C^? n iaL Auxiliary Fore i Home early next year. ?oi ntr The appointment cf Mr H y v as Senior Executive Engineer PuVtv o vince Wellesley, is
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    14 8 From China and Japan by s.s Binjrt Maru, due at Singapore to-morrow.
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    INVENTOR KILLED
    27 8 Reuter's Service Curtiss Field, New York. May n. Mr. Bonney, inventor of the "Sea Gull' aeroplane with moving win-'-- crashed and was killed while exiperimenting.
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    JAPANESE PLANE CRASH
    31 8 Reuter's Service Tokyo, May 4. Japan's largest passenger plane, built for the Department of Communications, crashed on its trial flight killing the pilot and seven passengers, mostly mechanics.
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    SWISS-GERMAN PACT
    43 8 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, May 4. The German Foreign Office has exchanged ratification documents to the GermaneSwiss Agreement, signed at Berne on February 4, on unemployment insurance for border workmen. The treaty is to come ii to force on June 4.
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    DYE STRIKE PROBABLE
    47 8 Reuter's Service Lcndon. May 4. The Trade Unions of the dyeing industry have issued an ultimatum to "the employers, declaring that failing a satisfactory settlement of the wage dispute by the second pay day in June they will instract then members to cease work.
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    NOBILE AT VALDSOE
    49 8 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, May 4. General Nobile landed at Yaldsoe shortly after nine o'clock. On touching the ground the Italia's cover pot slightly damaged. It is reported that the continuation of the flight will be put off for two days Arctic observers report uncertain weather
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    GERMAN COUNT DIES
    48 8 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, May 4. Count Pourtales, Germrn Amkvs'ntir at Petrograd at the outbreak of the war, has died at Badnauheini. The Berliji Pn\-s comments on his long- and distin.ruishod services for Germany and his finai ri r >>rtr to avert the great war.
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    SWEEPER IN TROUBLE
    70 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, M:.v A Tamil named Lengayah, employ* sweeper at the King Carnival Circu charged in the Police Court witn the i" of $773, th? •jnperty of Harry Eiiiidy prcnrietor. He pleaded guilty and was defcried. It was stated that he tft> a t
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      289 8 BEDSTEADS. 1 I Strongly Constructed. Finished Black. Fitted With Best Quality Galvanised Diamond i g Mesh Mattress. X 3 ft. 0 ins. x 6 ft. 6 ins. 3 ft. 6 ins. x C ft. 6 ins. jfl 1 Price $13.90 Price $15.50 I [n tr Fitted with Mosquito Net Poles.
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      82 8 SPECIAL SALE Commences May f. AT NAMSEN'S No. 54, High Street. STANLEY'S World Renowned SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS PRISMATIC COMPASSES, THEODOLITES, ROAD TRACERS, LEVELS, Etc., Etc. SOLE AGENTS: MOTION, SVIITH SON, LTD. 15, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. HOW To BUY PUMONPS~" Buy diamonds from such an importer who absolutely guarantees your purchase on
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    FIGHTING AT TSINAN CONTINUES
    86 9 Prearrangement Is Alleged IIINESE VERSION OF CLASH Heroic Stand of Islanders Against Great Odds Reuter's Far Eastern Service Tokio, May 5. a I ukuda declares that the Nation- rranged the disturbances at the looting started in various am ously. Grenades were sup- the trocps entering the
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    JAPENESE ISOLATED
    210 9 Shanghai, May 5. se Commissioner for Foreign received a message from Mr. Nationalist Toreign Minister at antu. instructing him a pron Tanaka concerning the killing Comraiasioner for Foreign Tsinanfu and the whole of his tnese troops this morning, •on is pregnant with diffi--1 neral Fukuda's forces, who d
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    CHINESE VERSION
    149 9 Reuter's Service Shanghai, May 4. The following is the Chinese version of the Tsinantu affair: The trouble was ths lamination uf a series of incidents, includthe shooting of a Nationalist officer on Wednesday and the detention of Nationalist »treet lecturers, both being by Japanese, news of which was
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    HOW IT STARTED
    158 9 Peking, May 4. it transpires, following General Chiang s assurances that order would be Maintained, that General Fukuda yesterday ordered that the Japanese troops u ardin<r Japanese properties should be *'tnarawn and concentrated on the ant-s*' school premises. Immediately a -erwar:* the Nationalists began looting, •< r
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    CHINESE EXPLANATION
    27 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service Shanghai, May 4. th;/" rt 'Ports from Tsinanfu indicate th r r h inese casualties were largely of Japanese machine-jrun fire.
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    CHANG WOULD HELP
    50 9 Tientsin, May 4. -<r: >:inese military authorities are m». r ,V ir ™oured trains -with reinforceIsinanfu. 1 hr.np Tso-lin, in expressing to Tsinanfu affair, has offered the Japanese -with arms and irn °ff er w as declined on the Piv iat the Japanese intend to supoutrages unaided.
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    LIGHTING RESUMED
    74 9 Tientsin, May 4. hi|, k 'hti n K at Tsinan broke out again <lij, arrr were attempting: to 1 'he Southerners who, allegedly <r>. contrary to agreement, failed to evacuate I the Japanese section of the city. As a 1 result of the fighting telephonic communications between the
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    CIVILIANS KILLED
    74 9 British Official Wireless London, May 4. Telegrams from China report that following the occupation of Tsinanfu, the Shantung capital, by Southern troops the Japanese garrison had a serious encounter with Chinese soldiers who looted Japanese property. The report states that several Japanese civilians were killed and there were
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    NAVY BEING SENT
    94 9 Reuter's Service I Tokyo, May 4. As a precautionary measure in the case of anti-Japanese outbreaks elsewhere the Navy Office has ordered warships to proceed to various ports in the Yangtsze and in South China where Japanese are residing, while four additional destroyers are going to Tsingtao.
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    HERMES EN ROUTE
    14 9 Peking, May 5. H.M.S. Hermes has left Hong Kong for Chefoo.
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    U.S. FLEET AT TSINGTAO
    18 9 Tsingtao, May 4. The American submarine tender Beaver and six submarines have arrived here.
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    U.S. HOUSE PASSES FARM BILL
    106 9 Agricultural Relief Proposed MEASURE IS SIMILAR TO STEVENSON SCHEME Reuter's Service Washington, May 4. io The HoUse of Representatives, by 204 to I 2 the McNary-HaugenFarm Relief Bill. The Republicans did not succeed fa securing the omission of the equalisation fee. 4 President Coolidge last
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    PROPOSED COTTON WAGE CUT
    129 9 Resolution Passed by Committee THREAT TO CLOSE MILLS FAILING APPROVAL Reuter's Service London, May 4. A proposal to reduce the wage of cotton workers by lt% per cent is contained in a resolution passed by the General Committee of the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' Associations
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    U. S. FILMS IN FRANCE
    127 9 Tempest Over New French Decree Reuter's Service Paris, May I. The decree of February 18 laying down a quota that one French film must be sold in the United States for every four American films shown in France has given rise to considerable acerbity la
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    EUROPEAN SKY OBSCURED
    109 9 Great Fen Fires in Holland SMOKE CLOUDS VISIBLE FOR MILES Reuter's Service Amsterdam, May 4. There are extensive fen fires in the province of Drenthe and it is feared that only a cessation of the wind with heavy rain can end the conflagration, which is spreading owing
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    PEACE PLANS
    105 9 Conference of Jurists Suggested Reuter's Service London, May 4. With reference to the report that the British Government proposed a conference of jurists to study the American Peace Pact proposals, Reuter understands that in the course of conversations through the usual diplomatic channels an opportunity has been taken
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    WITHDRAWS FROM RACE
    54 9 Senator Welsh Abandons His Campaign for Presidency Reuter's Service Washington, May 5. The Democrats are agog because Senator Walsh has practically withdrawn from the campaign for tne Presidential nomination in favour of Mr. Smith, Governor of New York State. Senator Walsh bases his action on Mr. Smith's
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    SOVIET OFFICIAL SHOT
    61 9 Crime by Russian Emigre at Warsaw Reuter's Service Berlin, May 5. A telegram from Warsaw says that a Russian emigre fired a revolver at a car in which were M. Lizareff and another of the Soviet Legation. M. Lizareff was wounded in the hand by the bullet
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    NEXT LEAGUE ASSEMBLY
    52 9 New Council Members to Be Chosen Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Geneva, May 4. The President of the League Council has convoked the League Assembly for September 3. The programme includes the election of three new Council members in place of China, Holland and Columbia. Persia, Spain and Argentina
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    M. SARRAUT'S PLANS
    51 9 Says He Will Not Return to Indo-China Reuter's Service Paris, May 4. M. Sarraut. interviewed by the Petit Parisien," emphatically denied that he intended to return to Indo-China and said that as lcng as he enjoyed the confidence of M. Poineare he will remain entirely at his
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    AMERICAN WEALTH
    43 9 Proposal to Reduce Taxes for Next Year Reuter's Service Washington, May 5. The Democrats in the Senate are fighting to secure a tax reduction for 1929 as ■$325,000,000 instead of $210,000,000 are in sight, it has been announced by the Treasury.
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    MINE DISASTER
    41 9 Thirteen Killed in South Africa Reuter's Service Johannesburg, May 5. Thirteen natives were killed and five seriously injured at Skip in a disaster in the East Rand Proprietary Mines. The cage got out cf control and crashed lftv feet.
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    SHIPS COLLIDE IN CHANNEL
    102 9 Greek Steamer Goes Down NAVY STORESHIPS NARROW ESCAPE Ten Greeks Drowned and Two Dead from Injuries Reuter's Service London, May 4. The Bacchus, a storeship of the Mediterranean fleet, collided m the Channel with a Greek steamer, the Joannis Fafnlios. The latter sank. Her crew of
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    GRAVE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST CLERK
    553 9 Complainant Once a Rich Man REJOICES THAT COUNSEL GRIEVES FOR HIM The case in which Cumary Sanmugam, Chief Clerk employed by Mr. M. V. Pillai is charged with (1) criminal breach of trust in respect of a dwelling house vaiued at $25,000 and (2) cheating by
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    PLANS ANOTHER FLIGHT
    67 9 Captain Courtney Anxious to Fly Across Atlantic Reuter's Service London, May 5. Captain Courtney, who attempted an east to west Atlantic flight in September and gave up, is attemnting it aqrain this month in a Dornier-Napier flying boat which he is testing at Pisa. She is of
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    Sporting News
    137 10 Racing KING'S FIRST CLASSIC WINNER Scuttle Successful in Thousand Guineas British Official Wireless London, May 4. H M the King won his first classic race to-dav when his filly, Scuttle, was successful in the One Thousand Guineas, distance Of one mile, at Newmarket. Scuttle beat Lord Dewar's Jurisdiction
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    Scratching for First Day of Singapore Races
    103 10 Race No. 1. —Bess. Race No. 2.—Cocoa Nib. Race No. 4.—Limber Lost. Race No. 5.—Junine, Alowroi and Jinah. Race No. 6. —Therma. Race No. 8.—Nargis. Race No. 9. —Romala. Ozone and Swastika. Our Tipster's Selections For To-day Race 1.—FIROOZ. KWAHIRI. MELGEO. Race 2.—KOSCIOSKO
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    SAILING
    222 10 Singapore Yacht Club Regatta The following are the entries and times for the races at the R.S.Y.C. Regatta to-day:— 4:30 p.m. Rodesse Cup (Club Sculling Championship). Course, one mile. Red, J. C. H. Booth; Green, T. H. Stove. 4:45 p.m. Light Clinker Fours, Course, mile. Red Yellow Bow. W.
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    HOCKEY
    85 10 Indian Side's Successful English Tour The Indian hockey team played ten matches in England. They won nine matches and lost one scoring 68 goals to 15! A tabulated list of matches played is as follows: Combined Services XI, (2-1, lost). London XI, (2-5. won.) Anglo-Scottish Internationals, (3-7, won). Old
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    LAST NIGHT'S BOXING
    646 10 Amin Rusher's Fine Form A PROGRAMME OF THRILLS (By "K. O.") Amin Rusher, better known as Mohamed Amin, completely upset the critics last night by defeating the classy mitt-wielder from the "Pearl of the Orient Seas". Not a single spectator in that large crowd gave the Malay
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    WATER-POLO
    73 10 Chinese S. C. Team to Meet Europeans The Chinese Swimming Club team to meet the Singtapore Swimming Club at water polo on Sunday, commencing at 11 a.m., has been selected as follows:— Goh Buan Cheok, J. E. Tan, Ng Mong Guan, Seah Teng Ann, Wong Siong Heng, Chia Poh
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    Tennis
    43 10 SOUTH AFRICAN BEATS COCHET All England Champion Falls After Hard Struggle Reuter's Service Bournemouth, May 4. In the semi-final of the British Hard Courts Championships here to-day, Spence, the South African, beat the All-England Champion, Cochet, 5—7, 4—6, 6—2 6 3 9—7.
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    DAVIS CUP .
    37 10 DAVIS CUP Britain on Top Against Argentine Reuter's Service London, May 4. In the Davis Cup competition, first round, between Britain and the Argentine. Crole-Rees and Eames (Britain) defeated Boyd and Roboon, 6—4, 6—l, 9—ll, l—6, 7—5.
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    Roumania Proves Too Good For Belgium
    29 10 Reuter's Service Bucharest, May 4. Roumania eliminated Belgium in the first round of the Davis Cup competition by winning all three matches played.
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    BENDEMEER ATHLETES
    173 10 At the seventh annual general meeting of the Bendemeer Athletic Club held at the Club's premises, No. 121, North Bridge Road, the following gentlemen were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year:—President, Goh Teck Swee (re-elected); Vice-Presidents, L. Y. Hiang, (re-elected) and Tan Luhuang (ree ected); Hon. Secretary, Sim
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    POLO
    100 10 Mr. Onraet's Side Wins Barnes Cup The final of the Barnes Cup was played at the Singapore Polo Club's ground. Balestier Road. yesterday, when Mr. Onraet's team proved the winners, beating Lieut. Wood's side by four goals to one. In the first chukker the winners scored two goals, and
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    24 10 Inter-Port Shoot Practice To-morrow An inter-port shoot practice is to be held at the Bukit Timah Range to-morrow, commencing nt 8 a.m.
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    FOOTBALL
    96 10 Pulau Brani Please on First Appearance Pulau Brani did very well in their first League game last evening when they met the Duke's at the Stadium and, after losing only one goal in the first half, eventually lost the game by three clear goals. The newcomers pleased by their
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    121 10 Katong Club Activities For May In connection with the Weiding Cup, members of the Katong Golf Club should take notice that this competition will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 12 and 13. Full particulars can be ascertained from the Club's notice board. Attention is also drawn to
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    35 10 M. D'Oisy Plans Commercial FKght Havas Agency Paris, May 4. "Le Journal" says that M. Pelletier iyOisy contemplates a commercial flight from Paris to Tokio at a rate of 1,000 kilometres daily.
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    CRICKET
    309 10 Opening of County Championship Reuter's Service London, May 4. The following are the results of first'class matches which commenced on Wednesday, May 2: Gloucester vs. Worcester Gloucester commenced the season well by defeating Worcester, at the latter's headquarters, by nine wickets. The home county had first knock and were
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    Duke's Poor Start At Padang
    77 10 The match between an S.C.C. XI and the Duke of Wellington's Regiment was commenced on the Padang yesterday afternoon,. The match will be continued to-day at 2 p.m. Last evening's score is as follows: Duke's Pte. Alsop c Wigglesworth b Palmer 5 Pte. Whitfield not
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    A Pleasant Function
    324 10 PRIZE DISTRIBUTION OF S.R.C. TOURNAMENT Interesting Doubles Match Played The S.R C. Pavilion was the scene of a pleasant function yesterday afternoon, the occasion beinff the prize distribution and the final match of the Double Handicap between W. A. Balhetchet and V. H. Norris and R. C
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    TRAFFIC AT RACES
    173 10 New Traffic Regulations to be Enforced We have received the following letter from the Assistant Superintendent of Traffic, Central Police "Station, with reference to the Traffic Regulations that are to be put into force during the Singapore Races between the sth and 19th instants:— "I should be
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    Mr. Benn Committed
    244 10 INSP. MEREDITH RAISES IMPORTANT QUERY Echo of Fatal Geylang Smash Prosecuting in the continued hearing in which a European named W. J. 'Benn is charged with causing the death of a Chinese nonia by a rash act, Mr. R. Meredith raised an important point concerning the lights
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    INDIAN MASS MEETING
    151 10 Names Suggested for the Vacant Seat on the Council Under the auspices of the local Indian Association a mass meeting of the Indiat» Community was convened yesterday evening at the Association premises, with Mr. Neelankavil in the Chair. The special purpose of the meeting was the consideration
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    CAR PARKING
    132 10 Enlarged Area Available in Post Office Square Motorists will hear with relief that at last a little more parkins: space is to be allowed in the centre of the town, and there now only needs the cancellation of the "one-hour" rule to make the owner driver perfectly happy.
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    BAG SNATCHER NABBED
    79 10 Culprit Arrested After an Exciting Chase While Mrs. Pini was seated in her motorcar with her husband in North Bridge Road, yesterday afternoon, a Chinese came up and snatched her handbaj away. The bag contained $147. Mrs. Pini raised an alarm and after an exciting chase, the
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    ENGINE-DRIVERS' SONS
    158 10 Their Marked Distinction in The Civil Service Mr. R. G. Howe, First Secretary at the British Legation in Bucharest, to whom reference was made in the House of Commons recently, is not the only enginedriver's son who has achieved distinction in the civil service. Sir Charles T. Davis,
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    S. GEORGE'S SOCIETY DINNER
    1047 10 Address by H. E. the Governor PLEASING CELEISIUTION AT EUROPE HOTEL With the usual ceremony th. Si n Society held a dinner in celebra Patron Saint at the Eur- 1 their An excellent repast *a roast beef and Vork,h, music being played by the dm mm.
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    399 11 IX KE'S VISIT NOT SUCCESSFUL Australian Players' Tour in July our Own Correspondent.) Pasoeroean, April 23. U r of the Duke of WellingI nt, Singapore, attracted much in the first match at defeated the Hercules cham- —o. This glory, however, i<,ng for on the following day, Acre
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    WEEKLY SHARE REPORT
    617 11 Singapore. May 2. Hang: After showing signs of further fa gti al the beginning of the week, Red steadily and the closing quotaf£2 > 15s spot and £231 2s 6d three ises of £1 15s and £1 7s 6d pectively. The share market tly steady with a
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    76 11 British Official Wireless London. May 4. Paris 124 New York 4.88 1 16 Brussels 34.94 Geneva 25.34 Amsterdam 12.10 Milan 92.65 Berlin 20.40 Stockholm 18.185 Copenhagen 18.20 Oslo 18.225 Vienna 34.675 Prague 164.75 Helsingfors 193.75 Madrid 29.311 Lisbon 2.125 Athens 372 Bucharest 785 Rio 5 59|64 Buenos Aires 47
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    53 11 Practically all the official organs in Peking have published the full lists of the officials who have recently been discharged. The new Budget for the administrative fund in Peking does not exceed $1,000,000. Hence, the Governmental authorities believe that the payments for the next three months are not likely to
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    752 12 Singapore, May 3. The local market has been quiet to dull during the past week, but after minor fluctuations closes one cent better at 29 cents. Both London and New York also show improvements on balance, the former %d, and the latter cent gold. To-day's cables quote
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    94 12 On the morning of April 8, Mr. Wang Pei-wu, President of the Yang Jen Mode] Hospital at Hankow, was arrested and shot by order of the garrison authorities, immediately after his arrest. Ln the proclamation of this doctor's guilt, issued by the authorities, it is stated that he used the
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    223 12 Zoo Needed (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir,—I have read with interest your editorial column on Saturday last headed "A Public Need". I readily agree with you, Mr. Editor, that it is high time for Singapore to have a public zoo and an aquarium.
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    COMPANY REPORT
    604 12 The Changkat Serdang Estates, Limited The Directors' report to the shareholders of the Changkat Serdang Estates, Ltd., is as follows: Gentlemen, Your Directors submit herewith a duly audited statement of accounts of the Company for the year ended January 31. Accounts:—The net profit for the year amounts to
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    106 12 Committee No. 1 took the following action at a meeting held on May 1: Approved renaming of certain streets as follows:— Kirn Seng Place to be renamed Beng Swee Place. Paya Lane to be renamed Exetor Road. Fish Court to be renamed Swatow Street. Alexandra Place to be
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      53 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for May 6: To-day, May 5 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, Motor Cycle Platoon, Musketry Classification. 2 p.m.—Farrer Range, S. R. E. (v) Signals, Musketry Classification. To-morrow, May 6 8 a.m.—Bukit Timah Range, S. V. R. A., Spoon Shoot. 8 a.m.—Farrer Range, Eurasian
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    WHALING IN THE SOUTH
    381 13 Tlje Discovery Expedition's Work An account of "Whaling Research and the Work of the Discovery Expedition" was given by Dr. Stanley W. Kemp, chief of the scientific staff of the Discovery, before the Linnean Society of London at Burlington House recently. Dr. Kemp said the history
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    97 13 The Aviation Association of the Kuomm-chun is making remarkable progress and is daily gaining more enthusiastic supporters. According to an estimate the Association has at present a membership of 800 persons. All these members are devoting their time and energy to the study of aviation. A library containing all kinds
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