Malaya Tribune, 10 April 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVI, No. 82 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, April 10, 1929.
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      172 1 I LIPTON'S CEYLON j TEA. fOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. .2F2SHSZSSSHS2S3ZSHSSSHSHSZSESSSaSSSHSaSZSSS ssfMs^sEs^s^s^s^^ A. Staub C0.,-Cognac. I j I Pure Grape-juice Brandies. jjh f i 13 Delightful and Mellow of taste with M I M a real Cognac Aroma. I\m 3■. iltll TRY Btaub's p&j I I 3 STARS or 5
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      197 1 FLORODOR Washing Suitings AT for Tror-eaJ AT Wear HIGH STREET, Singapore. 1 25 E£raS2SasaSZSISES2S2S2S2CHSES2SES2SESBS2S2SHI Crosse Blackwell's I_ J ifiill! WORLD-FAMOUS 1 j STRAWBERRY j JAM. j IfjlllSllflPl Now o }tainab e n elegant I glass-stoppered containers. I I Your Dealer Sells It f I r I** there is no firewood—no
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    The Duke s Visit.
    1624 2 CMIItESE LANTERN PROCESSION. How the Clubs Will March. The following are details of the Chinese Lantern Procession to be held at Singapore on April 20, on the occasion of the visit of the Duke of Gloucester: Mr. Lim Kee Cheok, the organising hon. Secretary, will lead
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      417 2 ll IrIC PORTABLC M b oth ta TOr w d «"AliK f§§ 55g VALUE the new Columbia in the lid Cg< £w Portable challenges the world. .gX \RS| The volume and quality of Tone are Ay amazing in so compact an instrument. 288» And as to price, there is no
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      329 2 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE On sal* at the following depots— SINGAPORE. Th- Federal Rabbet Stamp Co.. It, Place. A. P. Aliyar and Co., 70, Sooth Brldjr» Road. P Abdul Razak. PB, South Bndfe Road M. S. Dawood. 89. Upper Cross Street. off New Bridge Road, Singapore. M. Mohamed Dulfakir and Co.,
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      382 2 Its Field The Earth By every means of transportation Cuticura has reached the farthermost parts of the world, and for fifty years has been regarded by millions as unrivalled in the promotion of skin and hair health. Most of the nations of the earth that rejoice in the cleansing and
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    Tin Selection Trust.
    927 3 SIR WILLIAM HENRY'S SURVEY. Kapid urowth of Consumption. The annual general meeting of the Tin election Trust, Ltd., was held at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C., on January Z'j. Sir William D. Henry,' Kt. (chairman of the company), presided. thJ h renm a t ir T
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    17 3 Mr. J. A. Creswell, O.C.P.D., Kuala Pilah, is on leave, and Mr. Skinner is acting- for him.
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      466 3 'Phone 3463. I 1 1L Palmolive Soap arc the rich beautifiers of centuries. IWka* you mutt do notlll*o llwr In the morning, at noon and befoar lid I» HI CLll V gOmR t0 bed Wash y° ur an <* neck gently with soothing Palmolive, massaging 1 ts crcan, y lather
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      580 3 EDUCATIONAL.^ DAY COMMERCIAL CLASSES. NEW CLASSES FROM MAY 1. MORNING: for BOYS —All Subjects. AFTERNOON: for LADIES. Bookkeeping, Shorthand (Pitman an: S.IM. Typewriting. THE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 74-5, BRAS BASAH ROAD. BETHEL ENGLISH SCHOOL KATONG. Corner of Ceylon Road and Lorong C East Coast. Access through Lorong C from Joo
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      16 3 S better pill than MARTIN'S. You Vcan rely upon MARTIN'S PILLS. by all Chemists and Storetu^/
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      345 3 f OILY DRINK o ONE BOTTLE, Jjj| FRASER I HEAVE Aerated Waters I (j|B|l ■pi AND YOU WILL M I j DR,NK ONLY JJ I J TRASER NEAVE For the. Rest of yoor Life. T^^m7^ X Once 3 x f YOU were that Healthy Girl l J AKE stock of
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    Sports Review
    2047 4 RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP COMPLICATIONS. The Blue Riband of Coursing. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.') London, Mar. 11. <«« S -f Phili P Hunloke announces that Britannia" is unlikely to be fitted out before Cowes Week. The non-appearance of the famous cutter in the early part of the season will
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    68 4 Chinese miners, says the "Times of Malaya, complain that the Mines Department's new regulations regarding open cast mines are so that this form of mining is much hampered—so much so that an open cast mine cannot now be opened without big capital outlay. If this allegation be true, observes the
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      262 4 i Here's a real I I treat for you! J I P? S M has a taste all "s own, a delicious, mellow, J 1 «eh flavour unobtainable in any other beverage. I Postum is genuinely good for you too. Made only f I f who,esome skillfully blended and roasted
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      191 4 Women Need WINCARNIS restores the vitality of which the system is robbed by the ailments flm%\ peculiar to women. It is WtW hlmW ih a tonic, restorative, blood Wf\ Ml AY illllH/l ma ker and nerve food all P I m one. It builds up strength and vitality and f&
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    INVESTOR'S GUIDE.
    501 5 Xll.—Hearken to Haynes. (BY "SEARCHLIGHT.") Having persuaded you to listen to Langton, and other experts, I would now have you hearken to Haynes. Mr. 3. JIaynes is now District Officer of Lower Perak. He was formerly Secretary for Agriculand F.M.S. He is a Government Uiticer of sound judgment
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    MALACCA U.C.A.
    324 5 The Annual Meeting. The United Chinese Association, Malacca, held its seventh annual general meeting on Saturday, Mr. Lee Ewe Aik presiding. There was a good attendance, probably as a result of certain resolutions about members' accounts recommended by the retiring committee for adoption at the meeting. The minutes
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    MARKET PRICES.
    444 5 Singapore, April G. 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 72 Ducks, each 1.05 Pigeon, domestic,
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      313 5 Babies thrive 1 ff/zm fVz^ ObsiniLate tiie food j /Av;y 6w 171c77Z 8 j a raai #z#/ Jftgy aw 1 dtiext easily dial b wish and pure thai j I builds up bone and muscle- in shwrt" I'|n4sizesoFall J Chemists Stores I representative—Mr. H. M. HODGES, P. 0. Box 274,
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      108 5 MARVELLOUS GALVANIC ELECTRIC RINGS. itely euro? Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, SI plessness, Xerv us-weak-iess, Nervous-disorders, Tiredness, Impuriti* b of the blood, Back-ache Cramp. Pain and swelling! in the joints, shoulders, arms, wrists, .fingers and heels. Pain in the bones and body. Urinary diseases, etc.. The Galvanic Electric Ring 11 be found
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      238 5 KEEPING YOUNG. nf Y tw ai 0n l? youn onee but tfa e Hmit fndefinL °*f may b<? almost indefinitely if you take proper care of the boo> witt wnfci Nature endowed you. One of the chief facters in the preservation of youth is daily regularity. To prevent con--I?ifl lol
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      213 5 'Phone 3644 Tel: "GRANDOTEL." GRAND HOTEL 281-A, VICTORIA STREET Corner of Rochore Road, Singapore. Branch: INDIAN ROYAL HOTEL, 181, Queen Street, Singapore. Excellent meals can be supplied DAY OR NIGHT. Orders for meals will be executed for parties, and also can be sent to private residences on short notice. INDIAN
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      228 5 I DENTISTRY. Latest Method of Treatments without Pat* Teeth Replaced Natural-Like, VERY MODERATE CHARGES. 0. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist. 75, HILL STREET, SINGAPORE, let Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary. 'Phone 4057. CHEMICAL DIAMONDS. Guaranteed Hardness and Brlghl n c 8 s equaJ Genuine Diamonds. Rs. 5 to Rs. 10 per
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      172 6 PAVILION 1 PHONE 6903 I FROM THURSDAY, APRIL 4TO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. I AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. g Ihe Latest PATHE GAZETTE g 1 GEORGE SIDNEY and J. F. MacDGNALD I 5 or I The Cohens and 1 1 Kelly s in Paris." IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 P.M.
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      326 6 Amusements. IALHAMBRAI I THONE 6909 j| I (TAN CHENG KEE C«- Ltd, Pnprieton) I j PROGRAMME 1 1 Commencing Saturday, April 6 I and ending Thursday, April 11. X IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. j I "IDE SUNSET DERBY." j I A Human Drama
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      288 6 GAIETY CINEMAj Junction Albert and Eaacoolen Streets. FROM FRIDAY, APRIL 5 TO THURSDAY, APRIL 11. GRAND ATTRACTION I International News and Special Comedy. DOROTHY GISH and ANTONIO MORENO IN MADAME POMPADOUR. She ruled millions! Kings listened to her every word Armies took their orders from her. Nations tremoled at her
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      145 6 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. 'Phone No. t 2B| FROM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 TO TIESDA? APRIL 16. AT 9 P.M. SHARP. Latest Pathe Gazette. WILLIAM BOYD IN De Mille's New Super Special Production SKYSCRAPER. The Pinnacle of Fine Screen Entertainment Drama, Tragedy, Comedy, Munts and Thrilh on the dizzy heights
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    115 7 Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, April 10. Wfcarf (Entrance Gate 1). W<in Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Hakusan Maru 18; Kola 13; Kajang 11; Anchiaea 9; Eurylochus 'i. f*nire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). -Nam-ang 30; Ekma 36. fcrnpir* Ho<-k (Entrance Gate 4). An* a Maru 46; Padua 48. Wharf (Entrance
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    Mui-Tsai s Death.
    286 7 CORONER ON NEGLIGENCE OF ADOPTED PARENTS. Death from Natural Causes. The Coroner's enquiry into the death of the twelve-year-old Chinese girl who had been dumped in a back lane near Synagogue Street after beinfg concealed by her adopted parents in an unused lavatory was brought to a
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    152 7 Jack Carter's "Live Wire" Show. Jack Carter and his S-renadors entertained another large audience at th*- Moonlight Hall last night, when a change of programme was welcomed. Bo Did lley and Vlada Snow did not fail to delight the audience with their wit and clever srepdancing. The oth;r
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    222 7 The "Talamba" is due from Calcutta on Saturday, April 20. The "Halyard" and the "Lyee Moon" are expected to-morrow from Hong Kong, which port they left on the sth inst. with passengers. m The "Pronto" is due to-morrow frmn Hoihow with passengers. The "Anhui" is due from Hong
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    SACRIFICE NEEDED.
    144 7 Reparations Decision This Week. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, Apr 1 8. Th:- Paris press a reparation decision this week. The "ErenouveTe declares a solution is possible if the abandon illusions and realise hard facts while Germany must evidence more goodwill. The "Francaisa" maintains that it the Allies must
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    F.M.S. CHIEF JUSTICE.
    152 7 Newcomer on Keeping Young. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, April 9. The senior member of the Selangor Bar, Mr. E. A. S. Wagner, in the Supreme Court to-day welcomed th new Cnief Justice, Mr. L. H. Elphinstone K.C., who took h s seat for the first
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    SALVAGE DISPUTE.
    151 7 Over $10,000 Involved. The case was taken up to-day in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Dene in which Chop Chin Hock Chiang Sad nine others sued the owners of "Ban Teck Guan" for the recovery of $40,515>2. It -vould appear that tha plaintiffs shipped a certain amount
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    CLAIM FOR WAGES.
    100 7 Pla'ntiff Leaves the Colony. The care n which Mr. E. G. Osborne- ij c uing M. Sternberg ar 1 Co.. for the recovery of a sum of $1,C66.66 for arrears of salary and damages lor wrongful dismissal, was taken up yesterday o v .Mr. JusticeDeane in the
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    SELAT ROAD STABBING.
    119 7 Preliminary Enquiry. The affray that occurred at a coffee stall in Selat Road recently, in which on? of two Chinese was fatally stabbed, had a sequel in the Second Court yesterday, when Ah Kiat and Boon Koon. two of the alleged assailants, were charged with murder. In
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    EXCHANGES.
    74 7 British Official Wireless. London, April 9. Paris 124.225 New York 4.85* Brussels 34.35 Geneva 25.215 Amsterdam 12.09 H Milan 92.806 Berlin 20.470 Stockholm 18.18 Copenhagen 18.21 Oslo 18.23 Vienna 84 556* Prague ill Helsingfors 193 Madrid 32*75 Lisbon 108% Athens 375 Bucharest 817.5 Rio 5 27 32 Buenos Aires
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1474 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE. Singapore, April 10. Old Siam Rica No. 1 per Koyan 1840 Bo <, eHers OW l! am •I 820 White Pepper foo 00 OI m »J WO5 Muntok White Pepper 0100 New sIS« P m 4 i V P Ol Johore Black Pe PP" New lam Rice*
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      19 7 /wear a W\ V Truss w) Brooks Appliance Co., LU. Sole Agent*: M AYNARD CO., LTD 11, BATTERY ROAD,
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      641 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS CLIFFORD'S CUTS are so conspicoow they always demand admiration. Follow the best dressed men, and let us wxmk* your next suit at 139, Selegie Road. LOST—On 9th inst., a bunch of keys at Kandang Kerbau Market or along Selegie Road. Finder will be rewarded on returning it to
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      430 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 10. v ,1 Tides.—lo.49 a.m., 11.4 p.m. (Div. I), S.C.F.A. v. 1.C.F.A.. Stadium; S.C.C. practice, Whites v. Colours. n by Mrs. Lo Teo Soon Kirn, L.L.D., 5 \i.(';.A., BJO p.m. Kaa. Hawaiian Troubadours, Vie. Theatre, ;t> p.m. To-morrow, April 11. uijrh Tide.—ll.29 a.m. Ual iva Publishing
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      80 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. (By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) X AND ANG KERBAU STATION. For the 24 hours ending midnight, April 9. deg. Maximum shade temperature 88 F. Minimum shade temperature 75 F. Mean .shade temperature 80.3 F. Maximum sun radiation 158 F. Minimum grass radiation 72.2 F. Sea temperature
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    36 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths. DEATH. Mrs. Seah Eng Kun passed away at her residence No. 8, North Boat Quay, on Tuesday, the 9th instant at the age of 58. Funeral will be announced later.
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    FILM CENSORSHIP.
    732 8 There lias latterly been a slight revival of resentment against the film censorship in Singapore. We think that the critics scarcely realise the difficulties of the censor's job, or that though they feel that he exercises his authority unduly rigorously there are others who think that he is
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    1304 8 Members of the Singapore Shorthand Writers' Association are reminded of the general meeting this evening. The Police Band fixtures for April 12. 14 and 16 have been cancelled as the band \vill be in Malacca on those dates. Mr. J. H. M. Robson. C.8.E., arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning
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    CHINA WAR ENDED?
    225 8 Generalissimo Congratulated ("Sin Kuo Min ,s r Shanghai, April 9 The First Ccnirai Pa:t v meetii day elected Chiang Kai Shek a i su N lion Section Chief, Yeh Tio Publicity Chief, Tai Chi Tao V Chief and Chen Li Fu as Chic s and passed a
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    COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
    111 8 World Conference Opens. Reuter's Service. Geneva. r| 9. Thirty-four states, include l n on members of the League (the I ltfS Turkey, Soviet Russia and Equador) a t tended the opening conference means of suppressing counter:. Mr. Hayashi (Japan) declared I it anaY favoured the convention prepan i
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    AIR MAIL SERVICE.
    192 8 Facilities Nat Yet Available for Malaya. The Secretary for Postal A!! is *aus a copy of a notification regarding Air Mails which is to be published in the Post Office Daily List. It is as follows: Imperial Air Mail Service fcetween Great Britain and India.—The Secretary for
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    THE VOLUNTEER FORCE.
    71 8 Efficiency Percentages of Units. The following are the efficii ages of units, S.V.C., tor mat SR.A. (v) S.R.A. (v) Singal Section S.RE. (v) Ist Battalion Signal Section Intelligence Section "A" (M. G.) Company "C" (Scottish) Company "D" Eurasian Company "E" Chinese Company "F" Malay Company H i
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    60 8 From China and Japan Maru," due at Singapore to-mon From Holland and Gem rin9 der Nederlanden," due at S 1 p.m. to-morrow. From Indo-China by *G. G. R at Singapore daylight to-mon From Europe, (London mails Mar. 21) by "Raiula." dv a.m. on Friday, the 12th in-' From
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    32 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER, Lmdon:—ll*4d. New York:—22% cents (G.). Singapore:—3B%-38*4 cents. TIN. Lridon:—Spot. £208 (5s (down 14« I months buyers £2W (down sellers £209 Be Mown '50<>. Singapore:—slo6.7s. (200 law
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    BRITISH MERGER OF COMMUNICATIONS.
    174 9 Spanning the World. SIMILAR PLAN FORBIDDEN IN AMERICA. Reuter's Service. London, April 9. imperial wireless and cable merger m accomplished fact by the re- of the holding company entitled and Wireless, Ltd., with a nominal of £100 ncreasable to £53,700,000 lire the stocks, shares, obligations unties
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    BLOW TO GERMANY.
    131 9 Air Developments Stopped. Reuter's Service. Berlin. April 9. j As a result of budgetary cuts made in to ;< -cstaollsh harmony between the nment and the Parties, the Aerial Department of the Ministry cf lunications mffered severely. A sum mH)000 marks alheated for the buildi' a now
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    SAME ATTITUDE.
    105 9 America and Disarmament. Reuter's Service. New Yerk, April 9. According to the Washington correspond- Herald Tribune," replying to from Geneva that the British m to the Preliminary Disarmament Commission at Geneva would propose a ral of the discussions on the reduction armaments, "authoritative quarthe State Department stated that
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    MILLIONS FOR MUSEUM.
    33 9 Newspaper Magnate's Will. Reuter's Service. New York, April 9. The Metropolitan Museum of Art rei over $17,000,000 as the residuary tee in the will of the newspaper protor, Frank Munsey.
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    HUGE INVESTMENT TRUST.
    42 9 Reuter's Service. New York, April 9. American Founders' Corporation is X an organisation of three foreign faint companies for handling German, European and South American respectively. Together the n ompanics have in their control I resources of over $150,000,000.
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    MINERS' RELIEF FUND.
    50 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, April 9. The Lord Mayor of London's Fund for Relief of Distressed Mining Areas, h will be closed on April 13, now an jnts to £794,000. 1 ->e Government contribution of a like 1 unt will bs added to this total for distribution-
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    To-day's Feature.
    7 9 SPORTS REVIEW, on page 4.
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    Bomb Outrage.
    114 9 LINKED WITH MURDER OF POLICE OFFICER. Police Investigations. Reuter's Service. New Delhi, April 9. It is confirmed that Bhagat Singh, one of the two men arrested for throwing bombs and firing pistols in the Legislative Assembly, is the nephew of Ajit Singh, who is wanted by the Punjab
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    SEGRAVE RETURNS.
    356 9 Southampton En Fete. British Official Wireless. Rugby, April 9. Major Segrave has arrived at Southampton on the liner "Olympic" from the United States after regaining for Britain the world's land speed rteord. All the shipping in the harDOur was beflagged In London Major Segrave will be the &uest
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    LONDON PORT RECORDS.
    122 9 Largest Sheet of Dock Water. British Official Wireless. Rugby, April 9. Statistics issued by the Port of London Authority show that the trade of the port has grown enormously of recent years. In 1909 the value of foreign imports and exports were £722,000,000, while in 1927 it
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    "I'M ALONE" CREW FREE.
    65 9 Right to Fire Maintained. Reuter's Service. New Orleans, April 9. The resumed hearing of the charges against Randall and the crew of the I m Alone" ended in the discharge of all the accused at the request of the District Attorney who however, emphasised that th«
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    TALKING FILMS.
    43 9 Big German Production. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin April 10. Lar— scab production of German talking films is foreshadowed in an announcement "Ufa" Corporation, whkh i, erecung four special studios with the improvements, in which Germany s leading electric companies are co-operating.
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    MEXICAN REVOLT.
    22 9 Rebel Centre Captured. Reuter's Service. New York, April 10. The Mexican Government forces have occupied the rebel headquarters at Juarez.
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    Women's Intrigue.
    248 9 STATE SECRETARY DODGES DILEMMA. Social Precedence in U. S. Reuter's Service. Washington, April 10. At the end of a two hours' discussion of the diplomatic body. Sir Esme Howard as dean was visited by Mr. Stimson with reference to the social precedence of Mrs. Gann. Mr. Stimson subsequently
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    OIL RESTRICTION.
    84 9 Voluntary "Conservation." Reuter's Service. New York, Apiil 9. In an interview with til T inn-s" Sir Henri DeLrding a.am Ihe tne* sit., of eoaeerving ipplies of petroleum throughout th orld. He 'ays he does not, ask the oil industry to enter agreenients but to pledge themselves to effect
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    MARKETING OF COPPER.
    73 9 Smelters and Sellers Affiliate. Reuter's Service. New York, April 9. In order to meet the unusual prevailing market conditions the copper smelters' organisation has affiliated with Copper Exporters Incorporated and have received speci 1 permission to s 11 nearby copper abroad at 22 cents per lb. It
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    CHINA COMMAND.
    65 9 Now Centred at Hong Kong. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, April 9. Major General Wardrop left for Home aboard the "Naldera." i An earlier message said that the North China Command was being abolished and that in future all British forces in China would be under command of Hong Kong.
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    SAVINGS BANK CRASH.
    51 9 Swedish Workers Hard Hit. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Stockholm, April 8. Thousands of thrifty working class families are hard hit as a result of the crash of the Almasnna Savings Bank, whose deficit is estimated at 25,000,000 kronen. The crash is the biggest in the history of Swedish
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    NIGHT AIR SERVICE.
    51 9 Britain a?id the Continent. British Official Wireless. Rugby, April 9. The first regular night air service connecting Britain and the Continent was successfully inaugurated when a machine left the Labourget Aerodrome about 1.10 this morning and reached Croydon this morning about 4 o'clock, carrying a ten of
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    DUKE VISITS THE KING.
    55 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, April 9. The King to-day not only spent the morning in the grounds of Craigweil House but went out again after lunch. The Duke and Duchess of York went down from London to visit His Majesty, who walked with them for a
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    ANOTHER CONVICT CAPTURED.
    255 9 Battle with Police. FUGITIVE KILLED AND P. C. SHOT. One of the twelve remaining convicts who escaped from the Singapore Criminal Prison on the morning of March 24 was arrested at Kualai —a village 20 miles from Johore Bahru on the road to Batu Pahat at noon
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    GERMAN CRISIS.
    177 9 Socialists Desert Leaders. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, April 10. The Reichstag Leader of the People's scholz, has emphatically denied the tarsistant rumours that the party's cnu rma Stresemann, is contemplating the fbrnu tion of a new party because he is allegedly dissatisfied with the People's Party's pres.nt policy.
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    TWO MEN'S DEATH DUTIES.
    70 9 Half a Million Yielded. British Official Wireless. Rugby, April 9. More than .£593,000 will be yielded to the Treasury by death duties on two wiiU published to-day. Sir John Brunn?r, director of the Imperial Chemical Industries, left unsettled property of .S«7(;,10<s. in death duties on this
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    AFRICAN UNITY.
    65 9 Investigation on the Spot. British Official Wireless. Rugby, April 9. Sir Samuel Wilson, Permanent UnderSecretary for the Colonies, left London this afttmoon for East Africa to confer with the local Governments and representatives of non-official opinion on the Hilton Young report regarding closer co-operation between Kenya, Uganda and
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    U. S. 'PLANES IN ACTION.
    62 9 Border Town Set on Fire. Reuter's Service. Teguci Galpas. Honduras, April 9. The United States aeroplanes from Managua, which have h.?en bombing thi suspected rebel c: mps along the border, rre reported to have bombed La Slimas. Honduras. It is stated that the town was
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    REPARATIONS AUTHOR.
    30 9 Appointed Ambassador. Reuter's Service. Washington, April 9. Subject to the British Government's approval, General Dawes, the author of the famous reparations plan, has been appointed Ambassador to London.
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    Sports & Pastimes. A THRILLING FINISH.
    846 10 Sports Pastimes. A THRILLING FINISH. Full Tan University and S.C.F.A. Draw. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. At the Stadium yesterday afternoon, before an immense crowd, the Fuh Tan University footballers justified all that had been said and expected of them when they held the S.C.F.A. to a goalless draw. If the first half
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE.
    26 10 Result of Postponed Game. Reuter's Service. London, April 9. Yesterday's Northern Division game resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE—Div. 11l (Northern). Southport 3; Aceiington 1.
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    Two S.R.C. Friendlies.
    85 10 The following S.R.C. side will meet the St. Josephs' Institution team on the Padang to-morrow: Branson; C. Pennefather and K. Oehlers; F. Rozario, N. S. Hogan and b e ;C olivei ro, J. R. l'Angellier, w Morerra. X and N Jansen. On Friday, the following S R.C.
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    158 10 Chinese Beat Telephone Men. ANOTHER PLAYER SENT OFF. The S.C.F.A. "A" met the 'O.T.F.C. n the S:cond Division of the Singapore League on the former's ground yesterday evening. The result was a victcry of three goals to nil in favour of the Chinese. In the early exchanges the
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    A.P.C. Beat Y.M.C.A.
    33 10 In an evenly-contested game between th j A.P.C. and V.M C.A. in the Second DrvisicD of the Singapore League on the V.M.C A ground yesterday, the A.P.C. won by 5—4.
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    PLAYERS SENT OFF.
    76 10 Nd Actijn in First Case. We understand that the S.F.A. Committee have decided to take no action in regard to the incident in the opening match of the Singapore League, when Joy (S.C C was sent off the field. A Chinese player, as stated in the report
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    Singapore League Fixtures.
    122 10 TO-DAY. Division I. 8 C.F.A. v. 1.C.F.A., Stadium. S.C.F.A.: Ah Kow; Cheok Wah and Yeow Soon; Swee Chiang, Chee Lim and Boon Lay; Kwang Hang, Chan Kee, Boon Lm. Kwee Siang and Eng Fee. .C.F.A.: Govindasamy Chatter jee. >e;vadurai, Suppiah, A. Pereira D. K. >Amy; Peter Perciia,
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    First Division Table.
    59 10 Goals. c P W. L. D. F. A. VU, Scletur I 1 0 0 :i 1 2 Malaya 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 S.C.C. 1 1 0 0 2 1 2 Wck-h 10 10 12 II S.R.C. 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 K-**
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    Second Division Table.
    1378 10 m*J ||Jl* f II il Sports Pastimes I I I i In VI FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. 0 Chinese Beat Telephone Men. A THRILLING FINISH. ANOTHER PLAYER SENT OFF. j( S.C.F.A. "A" the O.T.F.C. 1 Fuh Tan University and j h|1 *1 J n l "c formers ground
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    Royal Engineers' Players.
    47 10 The following players are registered with the S.F A. by the Royal Engineers for league games: C. Tilford, W. Jenkins, IT. Galley, A. Carter. D. Byrne, W. Corke. W. Gam-man, A. Gilchiist, W. Churcher, G. S. Smith, W. Colvin, H. Hall and D. Dewey.
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    19 10 In the S C.C. Football Tournament yesterday, +he B.B.I, and Etes beat P.S. and Law by 4—9.
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    Garrison G. C.
    42 10 GOLF A four ball foursomes match, Civilhns v. the Army will be played at the Garrison Golf Club on Sunday April 28 instead of the Shanghai Foursomes. All members desirous of playing should enter their names at the Club.
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    K.G.C. Events.
    69 10 The play-off of the ties in the Bisque competition at the Keppel Golf Club between C. E. Winter and G. W. Hurt resulted in a win for G. W. Hurt. The play-off of the tie in the Ladies' Shanghai foursomes between Mrs. W P Douglas and Mrs. J.
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    S.U.C. v. N.S.C.
    693 10 CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, April 8. A twelve-a-side cricket match between the Sungei Ujong Ciuo and the Negri Sembilan Club was played at Seremban on Sunday and r;suited in a win for the former. Scores:— N.S. CLUB. S. Namasivayagam run out 1 R. Seneveratne c
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    THIS WEEK'S GAMES.
    160 10 S.C.C. v. United Services. The S.C.C. fin>t team will meet the United Seiviccs at cricket on the padang commencing at 5 p.m. on- Friday, and continuing at 2 p.m. on Saturday and 11 am. on Sunday. The Ur.ited Services should be abl? to field a strjng side,
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    S.C.C. II v. C.S.C.
    26 10 The S.C.C. second string will play the j Ceylcn Sport? Ciub on the latter's ground 1 on Saturday commencing at 2 p.m.
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    J.CJS.A. BEAT FORT CANNING.
    242 10 Low Scoring Match. The Junior Civil Service Association defeated the Fort Canning Sports Club by 7 runs on Sunday on the J.C.S.A. ground. Scores: FORT CANNING. Smith b Abdul Hamid 3 Pepper run out li Cannon b Abdul Hamid U Lupton c *Sequerah, b Chow Tat
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    Shanghai B.P. Meeting.
    504 10 BADMINTON. At the second annual general meeting of the Shanghai B P. the following were elected office-bearers for 1929: Patrons, Messrs. Tan Sip Chew and Lee Thian Hock; President, Mr. T. S. f Loo* M. B. T. (re-elected); Vice-Presidents, Messrs. Yeo Hock Hai and Tan Hood Khee;
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    Jovial B.P. Beat M.R.B.P.
    105 10 The Jovial B.P. narrowly defeated the Minto Road B.P. on Sunday by 3—2 at their court. Owing to Mr. Tarn Tuan Seah being ill and the non-appearance of another player the match was altered to one of five singles instead of seven, as arranged. The results
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    MUSKETRY COURSE.
    128 10 Highest Volunteer Scorers. RIFLE SHOOTING. Tn? following- members of the S V.C. obtained the highest score in their Units on the annual musketry course:— Scoie Corps Shot R. S. MH. E. Wootton 107 Company Shots S.R.A. (v) Sgt. H. J. Rae 65* S.R.E. (v) Spr. A. R. B.
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    M.V.C. B.R.A. Bisley.
    297 10 In spite of excellent weather the Malacca V.C., B.R A. Bisley meeting was not very well supported there being only 35 competitors, and the shooting generally, particularly on Sunday, was well below the average. Six visitors from Singapore and four from Muar competed. Major A. A. Lermit,
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    The Command Meeting.
    19 10 The Command Rifle Meeting will be held in Singapore on Aug. 30 and 31 and Sept.
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    SELANGOR T. C.
    265 10 Amateur Spring Meeting. THE TURF. The following are the weights for the first day's amateur races at kcab Lumpur on Friuay. Ponieat—Class lll_2nd Div.-(4 furs.). —Coquette 11.6, Gipsy Girl 11.6, Brown Laadie 115, Glenabay 11.3, Cobar 11.0, Lanercost 10.8, Burok 10.5, Old Bill 10.5, June II (lata
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    SINGAPORE T. C.
    46 10 Distances for Pony Races. The distances over which ponies in pony races, Class L will run at the forthcoming Spring moeting of the Singapore Turf Club, havo been altered as follows- l«t run 6 furlongs; 2nd run, 5 furlongs; 3rd" run 7 furlongs.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    331 10 Yesterday's Plav LAWN TENNIS. The following are th,. result. piayed yesterday m the S.C j (,f tie* tournament:— n 1ern lg Veterans Doubles Handicap F. Ruehwaldv and A. G < 1 beat R. M. Duff and H F ,.htt" Iek 0v 10—«, 6—4. ph ck owe I Godown
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    82 10 To-morrow's Ties. The following are the Hsa fixed f r *omorrow i n the S.R.C. Lawn Term s tournament: Doubles Handicap. E. W. de Cruz nd E. Ryan v. G. H. Krai and NT. S. Hogan. F. C. d Souza and G. Angus v. F. Norris and D.
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    FUH TAN UNIVERSITY v. SINGAPORE CHINESE.
    277 10 Attractive Fixture for Sunday. BASKET-BALL. Under the auspices of the S.C.F..*., an attractive basket-ball match ha> teen officially arranged between the Fuh Tan University team and a combined Singapore Chinese team. The latter will consist i f the best players from the following clu.s
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    S.K.C.'s Party v. P.B.B.P.
    97 10 BADMINTON. A frisndly match of three sine:! s n:\ double was played on Sunday between > Kim Cheng's Badminton Party and :n Pulau Bukom Badminton Partv *t *>'■ former's court at Lorong 28 off G<-'y' la! Road, in which Kim Chang's Party w .the four games.
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    Correspondence.
    81 11 lprs are invited to write to u* l° ur "is of public interest. It must be on that the "iMalaya Tribune" does tba opinlons expressed no: n^ c Letters should be as 5 r«7 ESS* p" fCTab 'y typebrief as P may be usee, out infc niun H addiesses
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    Sugestions to Traction Co.
    69 11 VlTthe Editor "Malaya Tribune.") A ill the Singapore Traction Co. be b:r irn to instruct its conductors and uU 11 not to allow passengers carrying to board the trolley ouses P° r causing annoyance to otner pasTn J it would also be highly appreciated i ,iic
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    The Film Censorship.
    84 11 fcjUiiur, Malaya inbune. s' r Nowadays the cinema films shown Omy once in a uiue we nave the opportunity to wi-ness .V -dure. Juuging by the praise oi f. aJne papers tne picture "led it to 1 .neb' is a really line picture, but i the Alhambra
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    Sikh Moneylenders.
    115 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir i agree that the Government should introduce legislation to protect impecunious cierks against money-lenders of the bi*h or uuu .ype. It wnl be argued that the fauit, in tue case of clerks wno nave resort to tnese men, lies with themseives, but
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    Trolley-bus Manners.
    199 11 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir,-On the subject, of "Trolley-bus Manners," there is no one who can reahy call himself a gentleman when he has no 1 uone hu utmost to pay every respect to either six, whether old or young, in public or at home. Good manners
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    Work at the Bases.
    92 11 "British Taxpayer" writes suggesting that much money is being wasted at the Air Base, and reverts to the grievance of unemployed Europeans resident here who cannot get work, either at the Naval Base or the At Base, when positions which -hey could fill are given to
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    MALACCA WEDDING.
    246 11 De Souza-Alves. i day at Ma acca Miss Mona de eldest daughter of Mr. H. M. d? J.P., a well-known sportsman, and Souza, was married to Mr. F. A.v s, fiuure in Serem an, a. S:. FranvM which was filled with relatives and f the famines from v.
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    AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
    85 11 New Amalgamation Plans. Reuter's Service. New Fork, April 9. The directors oi the Chase National Bank announce plans to absorb the American Expess Company with its extensive foreign banking organisation. Sin«s tne sa'e of its interest in the American Railwaj Express Co., to the Adams Express Co.,
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    1,000 HOMELESS.
    50 11 Australian Flood Disasters. Reuter's Service. Hobart, Aprii 9. In the course of inundations the Pioneer Tin Mine has been flooded, the dam at Maonarch Mine has been washed away and a landslide at the Lyell railway has isolated tjueenstown. Over 4,500 are homeless in the LaancesLon district alone.
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    CHEMICAL COMBINE.
    53 11 Increase of Capital. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. The Imperial Ch mical Industries, Ltd. hare notified their shareholders of a proposal to inc. ease the capital by £20,000,000 to a part of which is needed to complete the present constructional programme. The remainder will be placed in reserve
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    29 11 Pioneer Naturalist. [Reuters Service.] Bale, April 8. The death has occurred of the naturalist ethnographer, i aul Sarasin, famous for his researches in Sunda Strait, Ceylon. Reuter's Service.
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    HINDENBURG'S HEALTH.
    61 11 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berl'n, Api. 7. A r.as->uiing communique respecting Yon Hindenburcr's health states that the president, although h? suffered in the last few days from an attach of influenza combined with stomach disorders is now sufficiently recovered to attend to State matters. Neverthe'ess, a., tin- on doctor'
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    Y.W.C.A. APPEAL.
    173 11 The following ?übscriptions have been gratefully received in ans.ver to the appeals made by* the Y.W.C.A. for the support of its genera] work and for the extension of the Chin se department: Chinese Extension Appeal.—Mr I. C. H. Wang, Mrs. S. Q. Wong, S. J. Chan, Esq., each;
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    CAMBRIDGE RESULTS.
    1459 12 Successful Students. Last Mail Brings Names of wSlflS? 5P?w m3il the usual annual UaU of the successful students in ZL* %S Cambr '<tee examinations. We print those from Singapore only. Senior—Boys. CANDIDAIES UNDER 18 YE \RS OF AGE WHO HAVE OBTAINED HONOURS Anglo-Chinese School. A. W. S. Thwathasan.
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    Rubber Stocks.
    743 13 Agencies and "Parasite Directors." EFFECT OF FORWARD SALES. Mr. W. C E. Gibson writes to the "Financial Times":— With reference to MrW. H. Co*letter of Feb. 23 in connection with torwaru sales" Mr Cable does not to re-hsc that 'old-established companies cash reserves are. in a to recently
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