Malaya Tribune, 1 April 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XX- -No. 74 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday, April 1, 1929.
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    HOME FOR ZEPPELINS.
    508 2 Goodyear Enterprise in America. Work is now under way at the Goodyear j Akron Airport, .in the United Stages, pre- i liminary to construction of the hogt Good- I year hangar—to be the biggest building in the world—and which, when completed, wi.i be used for the construction
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    JOHORE JOTTINGS.
    837 3 A Moribund Club. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Mar. 28. •About 20 ago, the Penghulus of the State, under the leadership of H ji Ismail bin -Haji Suleiman, subscribed for and erected an attap pavilion on the old padang, firstly in order to provide a resihouse for
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    R.R.I. DEFENDED.
    217 3 A Planter's Tribute. «tJ 1 6 S ,lc ?M im? letter appears in the Malay Mail": Sir, —I cannot express too strongly my agreemen; with your admirable leader in Z% J. y i, M ,f ,ay Mail und ?r the heading Fair Play. I should imagine there has
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      183 3 Tl,« o/ llS«litv p»« tltty MONK TNAN A "?l(^l(. Ancl Lack l.»8tin3 An6 Vitality. Xo <>ne constant <leman,l« «n .hvs'cal strength w.lhout nolh.n,' "te hecomes 2 ,enan.e ,n«tead „f n i> no ")(.VM..nt w t... people w... h"r l« ..r <,ue.,.V.n«.. 7»7« lhe>- may have a emporarilv exhllarutin? eave the
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      187 3 SS I*««nnni r ONLY BRINK jfl ONE BOTTLE" ftffl FRASER i NEAVE Aerated Waters I l ill ■Il iAND YOU WiLL 1111 Rl ONLY IJ ji FRASER NEAVE For the Rest of yoor Life. —the invariable verdict of those who favour N. J. Club. Therefore show your appreciation, too, of
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    NEW CHINA-XXXIV
    1759 4 Firs! President of the Republic. BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT OF DR. SUN. Fighting Chaos and Civil War. I (By L.M.—Our Special Correspondent.) j TALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] At length the dream of more than twenty years had become reality. Naturally great hopes arose in the hero's breast, as he hurriedly left
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      318 4 Foods The 'Allenburys* Foods are particularly suited to feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free from harmful germs, and are readily prepared by the simple addition of boiling water, thus giving complete independence of doubtful milk supplies. Moreover, they are practically identical in composition with mother's milk, since
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      37 4 JUST ARRIVED Few sets of, 60 lb. complete Trevor _Barbell. Price $22 per set including Muscle Building Course, Table of Increase and Training for Great Strength. Send your order early with cash to Leaderman/' c/o Malaya Tribune.
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      336 4 I NOTICE H^a^ Wk T«ab£ KMX Jf Ifl^hughtl W^lv\No. 1511 v.-. /aIHB«i tSjejfc rRADE MARK .-Jkl rLASHLICHT 1 /J^k NOTICE is hereby given that the Trade Mark depicted abofts the l ■■>!■!M I property of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company a corporatorsnised under the laws of the State of Conecticut
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    MARKET PRICES.
    435 5 Singapore, Mar. 23. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 50 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 52 Mutton Indian lb. 65 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 68 Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks, each 1.04 Pigeon, domestic,
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      163 6 Amusements, alhambra! C 'PHONE 6909 B I (TAN CHENG KEE ft C«, Ltd, Pnprieton) g I PROGRAMME I I I Commencing Sunday, March 31 I and ending Friday, April 5. f S i SIN THE SECOND SHOW AT t PM. g THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I !lon chancy j 9
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      329 6 j GAIETY CINEMA 1 Junction Albert mod Eancoolen Streets. c 1 From Thursday, March 28 to Thursday, April 4. Grand Easter Programme. AT 9 P.M. Latest International News and Gumps Comedy. HOME JAMES! Starring LAURA LA PLANTE. The funniest, most entertaining and all-round amusing picture ever produced. Don't miss it!
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      119 6 SURINA HEA.TRE North Bridge Road 'Phone No. 628». FROM WEDNESDAY, M CH 27 TO TUESDAY APR] 2. Easter Attraction Txtra-ordinary! AT 9 P.» SHARP. WILD r IRE." Starring AILEH PHINGLE. The greatest racing dßaa ever written and the greatest racing pic tiM ever made Packed to the guards with thrwg
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    118 7 Ships Alongsid the Wharves. Singapore, April 1. Ea«t Wharf (Entrane Gate 1). Brouwer East lisin; Duris E.E.E. Wharf; Hong Peg 22. W*\n Wharf (Entrare Gate 3). Antung 18; Schle en 14; Coblenz 13; Pres. Johnson 11; Demodocus 9; Katong 7. Empire Dock (Entrace Gate 3). Azumasan Maru 3.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    210 7 SHIPPIN G NEWS. The "Takliwa" arr.ed from Calcutta T'.-tiay. Tho '"Suez Maiu"!i expected on April from Bombay, and sailing for Japan same day. The "Tottori Mam' is due on April 4 ::i Heng Kong and > sailing for Bom- >. y on the following?* ay. The N.Y.K. steamer.' Nagato Maru,"
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    89 7 A local astrologer untitled worked it all >\\ s us sa.s the ''Times of Malaya,' A i: '"X upward spurt in prfc mxt month. We i oi, however, adds tl Ipoh paper, buyB tin "forward." Sungei Siput is sfcttly to have a -urch ~f its own. For SO me time
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    Indian Labour.
    1435 7 XIII.-SOCIAL SERVICE AMONG LABOURERS. Need for Preliminary Inquiry. "Truth" (Klang) writes further as follows: In my second letter on Indian labour, published in your columns in November last I made the following statement:— "As I proceeded with my persona enquiries the conviction gradually gainec strength in me that
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    EASTWARD HO!
    227 7 From Drury Lane. It is a far cry from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to the Federated States. Nevertheless, the massive central electric lighting electrolier installed in this theatre has so excited the admiration of a wealthy Chinese Towkay of Kuala Lumpur that he has ordered a replica
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    PENANG S.P.C.A.
    194 7 Proposed Formation. Th? need fee a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has (says tht "Stiaits Echo") long been appaient if Penan?;, but for various reasons, including the peculiar local difficulties and the absence of any well defined public (pinion in th? matter, snch a Society
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    MERCHANT'S HUGE LOSS.
    155 7 Fine Collection of Coins Stolen. "Hot Ni'euws Van den Dap" of Mtr. 20 contains news of a serious theft in eoarahaya A British-Indian merchant Mated Yoosof alleged that a gang of five »r men gained access into his room am. stole a la.ge collection of antique gold
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    KUALA PILAH-BAHAU PLANTERS.
    502 7 The Annual Meeting. n f ral ,"»*tin,c of the Kuala rilah-Bahaj Planters' Association was held thY 1 I*"* 1 ?iiah C u lub n Tuesday, when tne following members weie ores at-— S?u Ji G P £,kins A A. Brown, G BurnCallander, A. L. Sands, B. G
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    BOVRIL, LIMITED.
    556 7 Continued Growth of Bovril Exports. The thirty-second annual general meeting of bovnl, Lta, was helu on Feb. 26, at River Plate House, Finsbury-circus, London. Sir George- Laweson Johnston (chairman of the company) said the net profit for the year's trading, at £366,897, is a little more than i'
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    CIVIL AVIATION.
    426 7 Sir Eric's "Pontifical" Attitude. Reviewing the proceedings at last week's meeting of the Legislative Council, the "Malay Mai!" says that th- motion tor the i acquisition of land for a civil aer<.dronu« in the neighbourhood of Singapore', though a simple enough matter in itself, rais.d issues which are
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    TAMPIN CLUB.
    237 7 Extensions Formally Opened. The President of the Tampin Club and Mrs. Woods received th e guests at the entrance to the new dance hail en Saturday evening when the extensions were formally opened by Mrs. Simmons, wife cf the British Resident of Negri Sembilan. The attendance included over
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    JAPAN'S TRADE.
    260 7 Apprentices to be Trained. Osaka, Mar. 27. To expand Japan's trade to the countries in the South Seas, the South-Seas Sec ety decided, at the recent mee'ing of its directors, to send ten business apprentices to Sumatra and Java this year, to train them to become retail merchants
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    CIVIL PROCEDURE.
    129 7 Proposed New Code for F.M.S. It is understood that the F.M.S. Government proposes to introduce a new code of civil procedure, based partly on the English and partly on the Indian procedure. The majority of the members of the bar in Perak, including the three members of the
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    MALAYAN FOREST RECORDS.
    237 7 Treatise on Mangrove Forests. Volume No. 6 of Malayan Forest Records compiled by Mr. J. G. Watson, Deputy Conservator of Forests, F.M.S., is just out Records are issued by the Forest Department, Federated Malay States, at irregular intervals. No. 1 was issued in 1921 and dealt with
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      399 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT* WANTED—Smart Dispenser. Apply, with credentials, Central Pharmacy. Stamford Road. WANTED—Capable compounder for local Dispensary. Apply stating salary required to Box 848, c/o Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE—Used car Cleveland "—in very good running order—full set tyres almost new—May be seen at Lyons Motors, Ltd. H. M. NAVAL B4SE SINGAPORE.
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      209 7 SL\GAPOIE_ DIARY. To-day. April 1. jJ^Tidos—l.s4 a 319 p.m. pSster Monday, Bar: Holiday. Football: Malayan Chinese v. Services, Stadium. Football: St. John' O. B. v. St. Joseph's O. 8., St. Joseph ricket. S.C.C. XI Johore, S.C.C, 11 a.m. ft Kanvard Company: "The Ringer," Vie. Theatre, 9.30 p.r To-morro*. April 2.
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    KOENIG THE COURAGEOUS.
    828 8 Fashions in adventure change with the passing years, but the spirit remains the same. The world has become Loo small fjr Columbuses and Crusoes, but dcivmg-do is not yet obsolete. So much is demonstrated by the exploit of a young German when Singapore is at present proud
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    304 8 Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee have left Singapore for Bukit Fraser and will be away f>r a fortnight. Mr. Frank Bailey, travelling correspon dent for the Egyptian Gazette," is stay ing for a month at Raffles Hotel. The Hon. Mr. S. Veerasamy and Mr. J. R. Vetha Venam, both of
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    A JOHORE FAREWELL.
    285 8 Tribute to Tungku Temenggong Ahmad. A farewell tea party was given by the members of the Johore Volunteer Foic:s. J<hore Bah'u Detachment, and Johore Club at the Rjsc House, Joho c Bih:u, on Thursday last, on the occasion of the departu c of H. H. th 3
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    492 8 Sunday, M r. 24. His Excellency and Lady Clifford attended High Mass at the Cathedral cf the Good Shepherd. His Excellency and Lady Clifford, attended by Mr. Chick, A.D.C.. had luncheon with the Hon. Mr. G. E. Shaw, Gen.ral Adviser to the Regents, at Johore. There were preaen!
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    216 8 M. Bodard, French Consul-General in Batavia, is now making preparations for the coming visit of M. Pasquier. the Gov-ernor-General of French Indo-China, who will leave Saigon on beard the Jul s lfachelet n on Thursday. His suite will include Vice-Admiral Stotz, the Director of Political Affairs in French Indo-China, and
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    Flight to Singapore.
    259 8 AUSTRALIANS THE AIR? Forced Down Near Wyndham. Reuter's Service. "Syuney, Mar. ML Capt. Kingsford Smith and Mr. Ulm, aboa.d the 'bouinem truss, who u w on' from Sydney oji Sa urday for a non-stop flight across Australia, made a forced landing n.ar V\ ynunam o WUkg iac:
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    THAT AIR SERVICE.
    269 8 Penang Claims Preference Over Sing ipore. On the subject of Singapore as the key. base for air comm anieation to the Far East and the pr< po?al made by Sir Eric Geddes of a C overnment subsidy of £50,000 a year for fiv p years, another aspect
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    NEWSPAPER PRESS DIRECTORY.
    227 8 Guide foi Advertisers. The Newspaper hess Directory for 192H has just been publ Mcd and is the Eight v fourth Annual Ing It comprises 67! pages and cont I complete record ot ths newspapers, a sines and periodic publications of I Britain ano Irelam the B;iti nions
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    MAIL EXPECTED.
    12 8 From China hi "Van Heutsz," dot Singapore this ilq on.
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    90 8 The wedding will untitled at the Chines- Library assa Hall, Ai nian Street, m i *r\>la] Tian Lim. third of dam Ane Slew N T eo and the lat fur Cl if Kirn Thiat ol 007, Havdo. E kftd, si I brother «fj" Chua Tian Khen .to M Wee PJ
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    REBELS IN CHINA SURPRISED.
    602 9 Tf 1 Hankow Evacuated. VIGOROUS NATIONALIST CAMPAIGN preparations for Biff Battle. Reuter's Service. Nan' ig, Mar. 30. cording to an official military com,:,ye the- Ninth Nank K Division is ing Hwangchow, 30 mi east of HanI: is understood that'General Chiang Shck has issued owl- 3 from
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    CHIANG'S ADVANCE ONHANKOW.
    166 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service] Mar. 31. <' neral Chiang Kai Shek' headquarters Kuikiang report that Gove nment troops lh" North bank of the angtsze have i ied the Kichow and Kwi-tgsi districts, nuh's northwest of Wusuel while on the '•i bank the Government»'>rces are adv tm-ing on
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    EFFORTS TO
    165 9 [Sin Kuo Min Press S<- V ice.] Hon? Kon s% Mar. 31. Nanking Plenary S.ss n of Overseas Representatives has issu j a circular uram disfavouring: Kwanttig despatch- tioops to headquarters. They held a k- ting yesterday at which it was decided (1 ':'f e or ani Se
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    Bitter Criticism.
    180 9 JAPANESE AND TSINAN AGREEMENT, Withdrawal from Shantung. ["Japanese News" Service.] Tokyo, Mar. 29. The General Staff Office has issued an order to charter 30,000 tons of shipping in order to transport home the troops from Shantung. It is expected that the. withdrawal of the troops will be commenced
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    THE HONOUR TO FOCH.
    136 9 Fre:ich Warriors' Reply. Reuter's Service. London, Mar. .51. Most impressive scenes were witnessed at Westminster on the occasion ot the visit of .M)0 French ex-Service men, headed by General Gouraud. Governor of Paris. Th<>y were officially received at Westminster 'Hall, in the presence of Government, Naval
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    NAVY DISCIPLINE.
    109 9 Right of Appeal for Every Man. Reuter's Service. London, April L In consequence of the "Royal Oak" Court Martial, new rules governing naval discipline have been issued to the Fleet, wherein every man, irrespective of rank, is given the right to appeal to the Admiralty as a final
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    OBITUARIES.
    73 9 Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. [Reuters Service.] London, Mar. 30. Lord Montagu of Beauiieu is dead. [John Walter Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu, K.C.1.E., C.S.U C.C., v.D., D.L., J.P., second Baion of Beaulieu, b June 10, 1866, educ. Eton and Oxford, stroked winning eight 1887. Prominent in athletics, engineering and science, especially automobilism.
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    CARDINAL LUCIDI.
    61 9 Rome, Mar. 31. The death of Cardinal Lucidi reduces the Sacred College to only 59 members, of whom 26 are Italian and 33 non-Italian. As a quorum or "plenum" is seventy, although customarily one or two places aie vacant, the Pope now has light or nine "red hats"
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    AMERICAN AMBASSADOR.
    46 9 Paris, Mar. 31. The death is announced of the American Ambassador, Mr. Myron Herrick. Mr. Herrick succumbed to a heart attack. His health had been very grave for some time. He intended to attend Marshal Foch's funcra. but hac! an atiaek the day D.foie.
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    By Air to India.
    108 9 INAUGURATION OF NEW SERVICE. Big 'Plane Leaves on Time. Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 30. The Armstrong-SiddeLy air lin?r, inaugurating the Imperial Airways Service to India, left Croydon at 10 a.m. to-day, en route to Basl?, th? first of the 5,000 miles flight. The pilot is Captain
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    A NEW ADVENTURE.
    114 9 By Submarine to North Pole. Reuter's Service. New York, Mar. 30. Sir Hubert Wilkins has foreshadowed the possibility of crossing the North Pole by submarine inside a month. The actual Arctic voyage will be 2,000 miles, of which one-fifth will be on the surface, as breaks in
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA.
    84 9 Favourable Factors. Reuter's Service. Moscow, Mar. 31. A statement issued by the Soviet press on behalf of the British trade delegation declares that the visit already promises to bear fruit, for the enormous potential resources of Russia, when brought into proper co-operation with Britain's industrial and financial
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    BRITISH SURPLUS.
    58 9 Estimate Exceeded. Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 30. The national financial year closed with a surplus of over £18,000,000 which, added to last year's surplus of over £4,000,000, has been carried to the suspensory fund for relief of local rates. Mr. Churchill had budgeted for a surplus of £14,500,000.
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    OIL PROSPECTING.
    50 9 Many Permits Cancelled. Reuter's Service. Washington. Mar. 31. The Department of the Interior has cancelled 350 permits for prospecting Government oil lands and a similar number of holders have been called on to show causewhy their permits should m>t be cancelled. Nearly a thousand applications have been refused.
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    'PLANE CATCHES FIRE.
    33 9 Five Occupants Killed. Reuter's Service. Riverside, Cal., Mar. 31. The petrol tank of an aeroplane flying over Beaumont exploded; the 'plane caught fire and crashed, the five occupants being killed.
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    ALL ELECTED.
    20 9 Mussolini's Triumi&h. Reuter's Service. Rome, Mar. 30. All candidates on the Government li have been proclaimed duly elected.
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    FRENCH PARLIAMENT.
    20 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, Mar. 31 Parliament has gone into recess till M 23. Supplementary credits have been pasl
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    To-day's Features.
    23 9 JOHORE JOTTINGS, on page 3. NEW CHINA—XXXIV, on page 4. INDIAN LABOUR—XIII, on page 7 MALAYANS AT HOME, on page 10
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    FRENCH SHIP BADLY HOLED.
    104 9 Collision in lie Bay. PASSENGERS SAFE ON BRITISH STEAMER. Quick Respond to S. 0. S. Reuter's Service. I London, Mar. 31. The Charseurs Ref's liner "Ceylan" is sinking in the Bay t Biscay. The crew and passengers ha\| taken to the boats. Help is being dispjhed.
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    MUSLIM UPROAR.
    171 9 Unity Conlrence Breaks Up. Reuter's Service. I New Delhi, Mar. 31. The sessional the All-India Muslim League, calle#ere for the express purpose of bring* about unity of the Muslim political partJnas broken up amid scenes of dissension*id disorder. A crisis was only Mr. Jinnah, President of the League,
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    KING TALKS TO PEOPLE.
    147 9 Reaves Holy Communion. Reuter's Service. .London, Mar. 30. Thepagnificent summer-like weather envelclg the country for the Easter holidays bled the King to spend much time out «oors listening to the Kneller Hall Fandlaying on the lawn at Craigweil HouJ Hillajesty instructed the police to allow! crowds
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    VICE-PRESIDENT.
    17 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, Mar. 30. l'r. Heniy J. Allen, a noted "dry," sueIs Vice-President Charles Curtis.
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    THE R.R.I.
    265 9 [What is Going to Happen? Way we speculate as to what is going happen to the Rubber Research Insti- from which, we would again emphae. so very much is expected, asks the imes of Malaya" Is the F M.S. Govern*nt going to take over rubber research >rk again
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    Sports & Pastimes HOME LEAGUE MATCHES.
    276 10 Sports Pastimes HOME LEAGUE MATCHES. 8un6erl2no"8 ll,2p8e. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. l Neuter'» 8ervice.] 1. London. Mar. 30. l >> llay s matches in .he Lnpllsh an<l 8cot. Leagues resulted as follows: r:x«Q,»n lH4s!1'I3—t>lVl8I0X l. 8w,mp Bury. 7. Bury 1. Nirwinjrham 0. K'ewcl'stle 0. Nlaclldurn 2. >V»ton Vill» 5. Bolton
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    FJL& CHINESE WIN.
    413 10 Too Good for Weak Colony XI. The match between th- Colony Chinese and the F.M.S. Chinese at the Stadium on Saturday was not as good a s expected owin- to the Colony tesm bein weakened by late changes. It was not a Colony team, as a matter
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    60 10 This Week's Fixtures. TO-MORROW. (Division II). OTP rIp D Mala >' rou nd. S.C.F.A. "A" v. S.C.C, S.C.F.A. grd. WEDNESDAY. (Division I). S.C.C. v. Welch, Stadium. (Division II). A p ß c ar v Wp^°l. iCe A&o ßoard round Welch, A.P.C. ground. FRIDAY. (Division I). Seletar v. R.A.,
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    SHANGHAI PLAYERS HERE.
    76 10 Fixtures Postponed. "PriL Shangha J footb a»ers arrived by the irty Will stay at the residence of Mr Aw Beon Haw dur.ng the'r srav i„ c;„ T-i i-ui. r scay in Singapore the company numbers 22 s-P^re. VVe Uderstand that, owing to other local fixtures m hand,
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    Malayan Chinese v. S.F.A.
    263 10 Fo^n el A Yen P Cked by the Singapore th i Aviation proved no match for the Malay■ Chinese a, the Sodium yesterand »fL r m the penin ««hiastt in m,n uces "ear the end the play was all m favour of the visitors. The teams
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    1.R.1. Trounce Merrilads.
    95 10 When the Merrilads met the Ipoh Railway institute in a fr endly game on the S.C.F A ground on Saturday the visiting team had all the game, ana the match was one-sided, before half-time the visiting team led by ihree goals to one. On resumption the visitors
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    To-day's Mashes.
    22 10 Malayan C/iinese v. Services at the btadium. St. John's Old Boys v. St. Joseph's Old at St. Jcs?ph s ground.
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    To-morrow's Matches.
    23 10 Singapore le: gue, 2nd Div: I.C.F.A v K.A.O.D., Mrlny ground: O.T.F.C. v. RobinnM'on'P ground; S.C.F.A. II v. o.L.C. II, S.C.F.A. grcund
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    ACROSS AMERICA.
    75 10 Start of 3,500 Mile Run. ATHLETICS. Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] New York, April 1 the disastrous f u c e of last >' ear when he lost £20,000 the sporting- promoter, Mr. Pyl e to-day fired' P j ?tCl endin S off a hundred rac" of folei ners
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    THE RYDER CUP.
    45 10 United States Team. GOLF. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] New York, Mar. 31. The Ryder Cup team sails on April 10 Smith' nf' Ge T ne Sarazen > Golden ffv dlGy J e Tu mesa, John They w«, SPm Sa and Al Watrous. Open
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    MALAYAN TITLE.
    1567 10 Craik's brilliant Virtn,,, GOLF. vlu ry. ELKINS BEATLN IN TO-DAY'S piv The S.S. and fM.S Cham™ INaLing at Bukit Tuah Meetproduced seme unxp-cted ie uit Wee c en d a runaway victoi, tcr Upton form a r champion nd a "dark hof se Pi°n in Ciaik. whqplayed surprising
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    PERAK AMATEUR MEETING.
    382 10 A Favourites' Day. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Mar. 30 There was a record crowd for the amateur meeting to-day, although a shower early in the afternoon was followed by threatening weather. H.H. the Sultan and suite were present. Th: going was good and the
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    S.C.C. v. SELANGOR.
    290 10 Singapore Fare Badly. CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 31. In the Easter match at Kuala Lumpur, the Singapore Ciicket Club took first knock and were disposed of tor 138. Selangor replied with 247. Going in a second time, the nad scored 20 runs for
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    S.C.C. "A" v. S.R.C. "A."
    226 10 In the all-day match between an S.C.C. XI and the S.R.C. "A" on the Padang on Saturday, the former were all out for 248, towards which Littlehales and Beli contributed 50 and 57 respectively, and their opponents lost one wicket for thirteen runs when ran
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    S.R.C. v. 2nd Welch Regt.
    56 10 Rain interfered with the game between the 2nd Welch and the S.R.C. which was commenced on the Parinng on Saturday morning. Taking fiist knock, the S.R C compiled 76 for 6 wkts (Hope 36 anl Bartels 18) when rain intervened. The game will b e
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    26 10 Monaco Beat Switzerland. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. Monte Carlo, Mar. 31. In the Davis Cun Monaco beat Switzerland by 3 sets to 2.
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    144 10 The King and Queen of Siam will proceed to Hua Hin, leaving Bangkok by the royal yacht "Maha Chakri" on Friday next H. M. the Emperor of Japan will vist Osaka for three days, May 24—26, for the first time since his ascension to the Throne. Mr. Goh Kirn Swee,
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    Malayans at Borne.
    999 10 INCREASED in OIL PALM. Ijse of Rubber Gains Ground. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune. London, Mar. 7 The British Industries Fair finished u-ith eclat oil Friday last, and 1 hear that Malay, House is more than gratified with the >'' suits of us participation on behaif o"
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    Correspondence.
    82 11 9 fOur readers are invited to write to us L nbiects of public interest. It must be nnJcrstood that the "Malaya Triton*" does necessarily endorse opinions expressed correspondents. Letters si be as ■'•J as possible, and preferably type-Pen-names may be but the is and addresses of cor espondents n
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    Our Water Supply.
    174 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya jSTnbune.") v r With all the given the engineering .works at Gunong y i, it seems extraordinary* that the un of supply is not referred to. know that the island .-upply is 11 on gallons while Pulai is ?iven as GVfe ii gallons.
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    $200 Building Sites.
    193 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Re the advertisement of an "Extraordinary Offer" from Mr. K in, in your paper of the 21st inst., I ha 1 visited the land, which is a mountain. Will you be good enough to let the middl class clerks know whether
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    Connemara United.
    590 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Various letters in the ress on the above subject, signed J.H.," vajang, contain misleading statements jvhich, as a shareholder in the existing Gc nemara Co., I shall be glad if you willf lllow me to correct. "J.H." states:—"The Bang Division of Balgownie
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    Education in
    28 11 lttusr corrcttpondent writ» ,<>,„ ernintr ill the Education Department in /ohore. nnd especially criticises the appointment ol a particular lady teacher, lliis '<» u matter lor newspaper discussion.
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    SEREMBAN SANITARY BOARD.
    486 11 Market Stall Problems. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Mar. 27. A meeting of the Seremban Sanitary Board was held to-day in the Negri Sembila» State Council Chamber, with Mr. O. E. V r enables in the chair, the others present being Mr. G. Simpson (Chief Police Officer),
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    JOHAN TIN DREDGING.
    352 11 Dividend of 35 Per Cent. Recommended. The directors of the Johan Tin Dredging, Ltd., in their annual report to be presented at the meeting to be held on Saturday next at Ipoh, state: The nett profit available for distribution is $51,344.G6 which your directors recommend be dealt
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    16 11 Mr S R. S. M. Supramaniam Chettiar, of Seremban, has returned after a holiday in India.
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    Education in Malaya.
    596 12 WHAT STUDENTS SHOULD BE TAUGHT. The Queen's Scholarship. Mr. G. C. Davies, the Hea<taa s t" 4 ,"'tf h Excellency the High i judiciously avoidec savin* anvtt, v ry Hon. Mr. S. J. Cian, himself 0 n c Scholar, however, t ok the bull by 3 and
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    THE CIVIL SERVICE.
    372 12 Rumours of Impendiit Changes. Dame Rumour, says the "StraitslCcho," is just now at her busiest filling in tssible vacancies in the Government of «Uaya. While there is no question of Sir Hugh Clifford leaving Malaya yet awhile there are whispers in well-informed cm s as to the
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    41 12 The rate of issue of Money Orders for to i a iOo nd TK eylon T to l ay is "qua! cLaI The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon ia Ra i 3 equal to $100. 156
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    Ayer Molek Rubber.
    780 13 ANNUAL MEETING AT MALACCA. Satisfactory Financial Position. The nineteenth annual ordinary general meeting of the Ayer Molek Rubber Co., j Ltd., presided ovci by Mr. Loh Kirn Swi, I was held at the company's office, 137, Heeren Street, Malacca, on Tuesday. There were also present Messrs. Tan
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    212 13 The following Singapore properties were sold by auction at Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co.'s saleroom, 30, Chulia Street, on the 20th inst.: Freehold land at 5% milestone, Changi Road, area 2,000 sq. ft., bought by Mr. Lee Cheng Wan at 50 cents per sq. ft.=sl,ooo. 999 years'
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      585 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. THE SZE HAI TONG BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Second Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Registered Office of the Bank, at Nos. 56, 57 and 58, Chulia Street, Singapore, on Saturday, the 6th April, 1929, at
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      677 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 2nd April, 1929, for the following works:— 1. Erection of Quarters for Kebuns at Malcolm Road; 2. Erection of one Class 111 Quarters in Malcolm Road; 3. Erection of four Class 111
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      467 14 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. i London, ™der the Companies Aett of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised capital ftnn raid-up Capital *i nKn nnn Reserve Fund a»- Rest gjgjgj HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 8. I BOARD OF DIRECTORS; I J. M.
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