Malaya Tribune, 22 April 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVIII.- No. 94 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1931 FIVE CENTS CThr HJalaija ulrtbuup Singapore: Wednesday, Apr. 22, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1931.
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      138 1 TIPTON'S CEYLON TEA. TOT CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, "SWAN" BRAND MILK Sweetened Condensed. "Swan" Brand Milk is scientifically «»*»«o prepared from pure unskimmed Cowam s guaranteed absolutely pure c anc sa^e rv a n t() ;iv Sole /mportcrs: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Incorporated in Denmark.) Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur.
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      226 1 1 y U V V WW V VX WWw WW*' i n H Mum V' I fll Bn II SB jt amf »dB ■1 igr*. 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9,15 EDGAR WALLACE'S famous novel and play, "THE SQUEAKER" WITH Percy Marmont. 'PHONE S2SI-S2S2. X ing Safe has EVER had its li' contents
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    USES AND ABUSES OF RADIO.
    1106 2 SOME AMUSING AND AWKWARD OCCURRENCES. Trans-Ocean Service. (Special to the Malaya Tribune.") Radio in its all conquering march throughout the world has brought many blessings, has linked up peoples and continents, has enabled music and culture of the cities to penetrate into the furthermost corners
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      198 2 'T*RY the new "quickX cooking" Quaker I Oats. Now cooks in 1-5 I the time formerly re- I quired! Save time, labor, Serve it as porridge I for breakfast... thicken I soups and gravies with I it. use it in fritters, I cakes, biscuits. 5 Try p tin today. I
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      161 2 fPi/Z wo one feer? HALITOSIS (unpleasant breath) is an unforgivable social fault unforgivable because it can be so easi/y overcome with Listerine Antiseptic. HfIHHH Many suppose they never have Halitosis. I K(f""J The fad is: Not one in ten <scajK's! Even I W*=fj| the victim may not know he lias
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      393 2 TRY A TIN OF LIBBY'S MILK TO-DAY. j Libby's Sterilized Unsweetened Evapora- More than half the moisture is .ken ted Milk is full cream cow's milk of the finest awav > but its richness in the vital body-build- j j ing elements of milk is more than d ed rJ
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    LONDON'S CURIOUS CREEDS.
    1163 3 A BUDDHIST SERVICE DESCRIBED. Mr. Horace Thorogood contributes articles in the "Evening Standard" on London's Curious Creeds. Here Is tne fourth article which appears under the headings:—"There is no n?ed for .Suffering say Buddhas London followers, who believe man can become perfect." He writes: The Buddhist service
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    LATE CHANCELLOR MUELLER.
    947 3 STATESMAN WHO SIGNED PEACE TREATY. Trans-Ocean Service. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Death has claimed another of the German politicians who rose to world prominence aftei the collapse of the German Empire and guided the first tottering steps of the young Republic. Moreover, Hermann Mueller, Chairman of
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      243 3 PHOTO OF NERVE CELLS SEEN THROUGH MICROSCOPE (Irritability, listlessness, stomach trouble.) Nerve-weakness causes bad transmission of the nerve impulses and may result in the irregular functioning of almost every organ of the body. Irritable nerves,digestive troubles, stomach pains, sleeplessness all these different complaints are due to one and the same
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      260 3 EsZsZSr2S2sr2Sc^rlsc3rlsd3ZsZsr]sc^^ I A DELICIOUS 1 DHINK I I SEE THAT YOU GET "Fraser NeaveV I ALWAYS. I kHflfc&S IVlost of us, no doubt, over-indulge in our BDHH usual mealtime drink, which contains the drug fIBHHm Moderate amounts are not so harmful. But too much does cause headaches, indigestion and nervousness.
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    SECRET CORNERS OF THE MIND.
    900 4 IGNORING THE PAST. Hcwever close the relationship that exists between two people their knowledge of one another can never be complete.The human mind may be compared to a series of small rocrn- each with its own separate doo/. some cf which open freely to*U and
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    CHINA'S OWN RADIO COMMUNICATIONS.
    791 4 NANKING GOVERNMENT S ACHIEVEMENT. "Far Eastern Review." The completion of the Chen-ju Radio Transmitting Stat, on in December last is a distinct achievement of the Ministry of Communications of the National Government the result of plans formulated by Minister Wang Pe-chun immediately after he assumed office.
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      427 4 SPOIL-SPORT! Sorry you'll have to count me out of the party yes .another of my beastly bilious attacks So that will mean an odd man out at the dance. And however much they sympathise with her. the feeling that she has spoiled the evening will remain. Yet, if only she
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      275 4 Dr. RICHARD WEISS' Syphilis This cure consists of small tablets, containing Di-lod-Paraphenol Sulfonle acid-Mercury I lomersyl) for the internal treatment, and Kal. 'Chlorat-Tablets for gargling. The cure requires about 385 tablets to be taken within a period of 6 weeks. Mercury and lodine are recognized to be the most reliable
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      278 4 BsSfrM mm- ::^vjf WW •■•■•3l 0^ beautiful stars to k their skins smooth. Its sotr. white lather will keep your life; Jjf skin just as lovely—and its M perfume is enchanting. t jf perfumed with lovely flower. f 64 A smooth skin is most important to every girl, whether sne
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    MARKET PRICES.
    450 5 SINGAPORE. APRIL 17. .MEAT. Beef, steax (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 56 Port lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 46 Mutton Indian lb. 65 Mutton Australian lb 50 Fowl kati 50 Hens (Locally reared) kati 55 Ducks each 70 Pigeons, domestic
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1547 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASEK A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK bKOMJSRS. Singapore, April 22, 10 a.m. Issue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. buyers. Sellers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 Cl. 0.0 £1. 3.6 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. 31 0.19.0 1. 10 0.5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin June 30
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      163 5 I j NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO* mgh Stroot, BlngMWi. Manafactnrln*- Opticians mmĕ Proscription Works. GurtDlM for boat «amUtr oo< J moderate prion. LEPROSY Diabetes, V.D M Consumption, Asthma, Piles, Impotency, Leucorrhoea, Women's Complaints, and numerous other Chronit Diseases are cured. CONSULT THE SPECIALISTS AT THE HIMALAYAN PHARMACY, Head Office: 62,
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      276 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, APRIL 22. TIdL .«__0.05 ajn., 1.14 pan. h League: Manaflelda v. OJELC. (Div. fo0t rfr VM.C.A.; Warders v. S. Cattle Co. Jpi; ID. Warders; R.A. v. I.C.P.A. (R.D.), SRCJ K.nd Botanical Gardens, 5.15 p.m. police TO-MO/2J20W, APRIL 23. Ti < —o.34 ajn.. 2 p.m. 1 Malacca
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      266 6 io.ie TO-NIGHT Oioj LAST NIGHT of the Splendid BRITISH Production THE SQUEAKER From the famous novel and play by gj I EDGAR WALLACE I S -For sheer acting and character delineation it is probably the best of its kiod in qJ 5 Singapore" "STRAITS TIMES" April It, 1931. 1 3
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      161 6 Amusements. i I LANDI I She Worshipped by I ca W A EUROPE! I I searching Acciatmcd by I for her hu«-% AMEKJCA frond bur found TO-Ilil£llt a lover and «n« at B countered q woman\ 615£ 9 t5 i who imperiled both cf their lives. CHARLES I FARRELL I
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      334 6 I KIFFANY'S all-thrilling epic of I ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION THE LOST ZEPPELIN X WITH I —Conway Tearle, Virginia Valli I RICARDO CORTEZ I Join the crew of the mighty I airship on their death defying I flight!— Fight with them the fury of tropical storms the j g frozen wastes of
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    SUEZ CANAL DUES.
    391 7 STATEMENT SHORTLY IN THE COMMONS. SHIPPING NEWS. Reuter. Rugby. April 21. In reply to a question-In the House of Commons, the President of the Board of Trade Mr. W. Graham, said that the complaint of the British ship-owners against the scale of the Suez canal dues was
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    124 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, April 22. Kaat Wharf (Entrance Gate If. Anshun 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate l|. Gleniffer 18; Bulan 16; Angers 12; Hector 9; Tantalus 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S|. Steel Scientist 30; Egra 35; Benrinnes 37; Kola 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gat* 41
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    AN ILL-FATED CAR.
    456 7 RUNS INTO SEA AND THEN GETS BURNT. The story of how a Nash car ran into the sea and. on being salved and repaired, caught tire and oeeame n total wreck was told in the Supreme Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Sproule. when Yap Ann Plow, contractor
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    THREATS AND ABUSE.
    194 7 4 i WILL CUT YOUR HEAD OUT.' Harry Thisdale a European employed at the R.A.F. Base, appeared before the District Judge (Mr. O. C. Dodd) yesterday on charges of criminal intimidation and using abusive language. He was found guilty on both charges but. taking into consideration the
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    ELISSA LANDI.
    92 7 NEW ACTRESS AT THE ALHAMBHA. Elissa Landi. the brilliant young Italian actress, who has made such tn impression in Europe and America, appears at the Alhambra to-night in her first talking picture. "Body and Soul." in which she is supported by Charles Farrell. This Initial effort has caused
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    SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL TO DRIVE AGAIN.
    77 7 British Official. Rugby. April 21. Sir Malcolm Campbell, who created a world s land speed record at 245.7 m.p.h. at Daytona in February, has decided to attempt to drive his Blue Bird again. Before this the car. including its Napier Lion engine, will undergo
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    305 7 ETLIN AND CO/S REPORT i j Apiil 22. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London.—2 7 5 d., down 1 16d. New York.—5 T cents (G). down cent. Shares:—Easier. Allenbys 85—95 cents. Ayer Moleks 60—70 cents, Ayer Panas 70—80 cents, Bassetts 40—45 cents, Brogas 40—45 cents. Bukit Jelotongs
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    331 7 British Official. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Singapore, April 22. Selling.—Loudon 4 months'sight 2s. 3 27, 32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d., London SO days' tight 2s. S 25/32 d, London SO days' tight 2s. 3%d.. London demand 3» 3 23/32 d.. London
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    PRODUCE.
    137 7 Singapore, April 22. Rice. New 1 per Koyan $210 Rice. New 2 $187 Rice, New 3 $168 Rice, New 4 $153 Rice, Saigon A-l $163 Rice. Saigon 1 $155 Rice. Saigon 2 $143 Rice. Saigon 3 $122 Rice, Rangoon 1 $136 Rice, Rangoon 2 $130 Rice. Par Boiled No.
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    PETALING TIN DIVIDEND.
    27 7 -"S.F.P Servlcc London, April 21. Petaling Tin are paying an interim dividend of 2% per cent, for the year ended October 1931—"5. F.P." Service.
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    SYNTHETIC PETROL.
    144 7 TO BE PRODUCED ON COMMERCIAL SCALE? British Official. Rugby, April 21. As was recently announced, the Government is devoting careful attention to the possibillttt> of manufacturing synthetic petrol from coal on a practical footing. Satisfactory tests have been made, and the main difficulty is the co»i of production,
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    U. S. WHEAT PRICES.
    100 7 NOT TO DUMP IN EUROPE. Reuter. New Ycrk. April 21. The Chairman of the Farm Board denies a report that hi-s caused a sensation In the grain markets, namely, that the Board has decided to dumD in Europe 275,000,000 bushels of wheat which has accumulated, in
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    54 7 Singapore. April 22 Bayers Seller* R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 8 T s 9 Standard R.S.S. on Tender, May 9'* 9 June 9% 9% July/September 10 October/December i0*4 IM4 Tent of Market:—Steady. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 2'nd. per lb. Nfw Ycrk:—Spot Sheet G. cents
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    84 7 S.F.P Service. London. April 21. Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Spot £110 15|16 (£ll3 3|16) Forward £112 5 16 Tll2 9 16). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubbvr prices as follows: Spot 2 *****. (2
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    TRACTION COMPANY TO PAY.
    241 7 "ONE OF THOSE UNFORTUNATE CASES.' '•This is one of those unfortunate cases 11 which one of two innocent parties has to suffer for the misdeeds of another" said Mr. Justice Whitley in the Supreme Court to-c in awarding judgment to Ho Van Chin in elk against
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    EX-POLICE INSPECTOR'S APPEAL.
    184 7 SENTENCE REDUCED TO A FINE. Upholding the conviction of L. G. Aeria, the Eurasian ex-Inspector of Police who was recently sentenced to a month's rigorous imprisonment in the Police Court, Mr. Justice Whitley, in the Supreme Court to-day. Tar ed the sentence, giving the accused the option
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money orders for India and Ceylon to-day ls Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India md Ceylon ts Rs. 157 for $100
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      785 7 VICTORIA THEATRE 8 nJ r FOR ONE CONCERT ONLY I Victoria Memorial Hall S Thursday, April 23, a at 0.30 p.m. Under the Patronage of S ise Consul General for France Hons. P. A. BALLEREAU MAURICE 1 MAHTENOT I Will give a Concert demonstration of the most extraordinary g gj
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      127 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. We beg to inform our customers that we have moved to No. 7 B/l, Malacca Street. K. SULTAN MARICAR BROS. CO. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 252 of 1931. Re SUPPIAH GOVIND4SAMY
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      150 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, APRIL 22. Djambi (Tobelo) 3 p.m. Banka Island. Pladjoe and Palembang (Thedens) 3 p.m. Japan and Korea (Tirpitz) 3 p.m. Pontianak (Khoen Hoea) 4 p.m. North. N-East and NiWest Sumatra (Swartenhoudt) 4 p.m. TO-MORROW, APRIL 23. Anamba and* Natuna Islands (Scott Harleyi 9 a.m. Penang Province Wellesley,
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    UNDER THREEPENCE!
    768 8 One of the nastiest jibes in colloquial English is to describe anything as "twopenny-'apenny." It implies contemptible worthlessness. Well, that is what is coming over rubber. It is selling in London now for under threepence a pound, which figure includes freight and handling charges; and there seems absolutely
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    352 8 Captain T. P. Coe has been appointed to act as General Adviser. Jchore, with effect from the 20th inst. A lecture on "God* will be given at the Theosophcal Socie:y. 3. F<nlayson Green, tomorrow at 730 pm. Mr. W. Nelson Walter, Agent. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, is proon
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    DAILY BREAKING RECORDS!
    545 8 Rubber's Lowest Price Quotation. Rugby, April 21. Rubber to-day touches a new low record of 2 13 |16<L per lb. on the London exchange. This is one-sixteenth lower than yesterday's low record. A month ago the price was 3 7 d. and a year ago lV>d. The
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    HARBOUR POLICY IN MALAYA.
    114 8 QUESTIONS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. "S.F.P" Service. London. April 21. The Malayan Government's policy in regard to harbour development, with particular reference to Penang wharf extensions and the Prai experiment, is to come before Parliament at the instance of Lieut.-Col. Howard Bury, the Conservative member for
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    73 8 Prom Holland and Germany by "Johan de Witt," due Singapore at 1 p.m. tomorrow. Prom China and Japan by Muroran Maru.'" due Singapore to-morrow. From China by Pilsna." due Singapore daylight on Friday. From China and Japan by "Talma," due Singapore on Saturday. From China and Japan by
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    619 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON., This rubber business is r more than a joke. On caSrS congratulate Robinson cv effort to boost the pri (< an n pound this morning. penny I Tin also is sliding s t< dilv a wards, despite the quol A > has to rise to
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    36 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER l^ndrn: —2 7 vd Hrw York:—5 7 v cent- < Singapore:—8 7 v-9 cents I -«kn:—Spot £U0 r' I 3 months, buvers £112 DC Pd): sellers £112 7* Sirgapti?:—$56.00 «150 ton
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      252 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Prom information available and reception experiences, a list is made, and amended daily, of those stations most likely to be received in Malaya on the loudspeaker. Owing to the paucity of advance information from shortwave stations, accuracy in regard to v.avelengths and times of transmission cannot be guaranteed,
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    Heroic Rescue Efforts In Train Wreck. DEMAND FOR TRIAL OF KING ALFONSO.
    944 9 GRAVE OFFENCES ALLEGED. THE ARRIVAL IN LONDON. TAIN RECOGNISES NEW SPANISH GOVT. Madrid, April 21. light from the capital continues. Banks •.trwhelmed with applications for the j, of stocks and shares and the mortgagU 1 property. Sen. Stio,
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    19 9 'ones OF TO-DAY, on page 8. < <>RRESPONDENCE. on page 1L MIXA NOTES AND NEWS, on page 12.
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    CHINA AND CAPTURED MISSIONARIES.
    279 9 Reward For Arrest Of Red Leader. Sin Kuo Min Shanghai, April 22. The All-Country Air Conference was formally opened yesterday with Mr. Chao Hao Sen as chairman. About 200 proposals relating to military and civil aviation in the country were brought up for discussion. The sessions
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    FORCED LABOUR IN COLONIES.
    61 9 LEAGUE CONVENTION TO BE APPLIED. Reuter. London, April 21. A White Paper issued in London states that the British Government proposes to apply in all its self-governing Colonies, Protectorates and mandated territories, without any modification, the draft Convention and recommendations concerning forced or compulsory labour which
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    AUSTRALIA'S FINANCE.
    107 9 RUMOURS OF A BANK FAILURE. Canberra, April 21. It is rumoured that a New South Wales savings bank, w th deposits of £85,000 000. has failed. There was a heated debate in the House of Representatives, the Members urging Mr. J. Scullin (Premier) to declare that the stability
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    BANK OF ENGLAND GOVERNOR.
    44 9 Reuter. Lcndon, April 21. For the eleventh time, Mr. Montagu Norman, who arrived in London to-night from the United States where he has been secretly conferring with Amer can financiers, has been reelected Governor of the Bank of England.— Reuter.
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    MAYOR WALKER REPLIES.
    83 9 CHARGES FALSE AND RECKLESS. Reuter. Albany, April 21. "I have adequately and consistently done my duty. I ask that the charges be dismissed as they are unwarranted, false and reckless" y made." sa<d Mayor Walker, of New York, in a 15,000 word reply to the report of
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    TWO AMERICANS KILLED.
    67 9 NICARAGUAN REVOLT DYING DOWN. British Official. Rugby. April 21. In addition to Messrs. Roper and Manning, two British West Indian subjects, who lost their lives in the Nicaraguan disturbances, two more Americans, named Luccan Day and Oddey, are now reported killed. American official information states that the
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    INQUIRY INTO TEMPORARY ALLOWANCES.
    71 9 The Commiss on of Inquiry into Temporary Allowances in the S.S. and F.M.S. will be travelling to Kuala Lumpur on Saturday to s:t there- a 1 day Sunday. They will return on Sunday evening. There are several points regarding the P.M.S. which must be considered on
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    PINNED IN TRAIN WRECKAGE.
    190 9 Legs Amputated For Release. Sin Kuo Min. Hong Kong. Apr.l 21. So tar eleven dead have been extricated from the train wreck and it is believed that 20 more are still in the ruins of the badly telescoped coaches. This morning rescuers found two young boys
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS' NEW PLANES
    131 9 LARGER AND MORE COMFORTABLE. British Official. Rugby, Apri 21. The first of the new Kent four-engined flying-boats, which are shortly being taken into service on the Mediterranean sect'on of the Imperial air route, has successfully completed its acceptance trials The Kent type, produced by Messrs Short
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    TORTURING A LORRY DRIVER.
    131 9 JACK DIAMOND FACES SERIOI S CHARGE. Reuter. Catskill (New York State*. April 11. The notorious gangster. Jack Diamond, has b.en arrested, and it is believed that he will be charged with tortur ng a lorry-driver, who was transporting liquor belonging to a rival. The arrest was
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    PRINCESS ELIZABETH'S FIFTH BIRTHDAY.
    33 9 British Official. Rugby. April 21. Princess Elizabeth, elder daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, is to-day spending her fifth birthday with her grandparents at Windsor Castle—British Official.
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    WOMAN PUSHED OUT OF MOTOR-CAR.
    1422 9 THE CORONER'S VERDICT. GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST TWO MEN. DRIVER'S STORY OF MISSING TAXI. The final stages of the midnight drama that occurred near the Museum on April 4, in which a Javanese woman named Fatimah is alleged to have died from injuries received when pushed
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    Sports & Pastimes. GUNNERS CAN'T SHOOT.
    614 10  - Sports Pastimes. GUNNERS CAN'T SHOOT. S.C.C. Victory In S.AJF.A. League. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (By "Reynard") By defeating the R.A. at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday the S.C.C. equalled the leaders of the Singapore League, Div. I. in points, but the Chinese retain the lead by a -lightly better goal average. There
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    B.A.T. Trounce Wearnes In Second Division.
    27 10 The B.A.T. beat Wearne Bros, by 9—2 yesterday on the Harbour Board ground, in the Second Division of the Singapore League.
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    K. L. Stadium Dispute.
    66 10 'Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, April 21. The "Express" understands that the Malayan Amateur Football Association are negotiating with the residents of Circular Road for an amicable settlement of the Stadium dispute. The re-hearing of the suit should have come up a fortnight ago but
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    The Home Leagues.
    35 10 Reuter. London, April 21. To-day's League games resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. 11l (Northern). Rochdale 1, Darlington 2. Southport 3, Wigan t SCOTTISH LEAGUE, DIV. L Queen's Park 2. Kilmarnock o—Reuter.
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    Malacca A.F.A. Extraordinary Meeting.
    176 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, April 19. An extraordinary general meeting of the Malacca Amateur Football Association was held on Sunday at the Seng Cheong Club premises at 10.30 a.m., Mr. F. D. Sime presiding. There was a fa:r attendance and the new rules were confirmed.
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    Saturday's F. A. Cup Final.
    373 10 The captains who will meet at Wembley on Saturday say: Glidden (West Bromwich): "The team spririt cf the Albion is wonderful. We shall go to Wembley determined to win. and we hope to achieve that purpose because we play together and last out the 90
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    Gleefuls Beat Indian Association.
    98 10 BADMINTON. On Sunday the Gleeful B.P. beat the Indian Association on the former's court by 3—2. Results: Low Liang Quee lost to G. V. Santhou 15—12, 13—13 (o—s), 7—15: Tan Huat Seng lost to B. K. Menon 6—15. 15—13, 4—15; Koh Beng Swee beat C. R.
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    Xray B. P. Beat S.H.B.J.S.C.
    69 10 The Xray B.P. beat S.H.B.J.S.C. last Sunday by s—o. Results (Xray players mentioned first): Koh Yew Keng beat Tay Keng Wan 1&-13 (5—2), 5—15. 15—4; Chew Keow Chin beat Tan Khai Seng 15—7, 15—2: B t ng Tian Yew beat Koh Kirn Yean 15—6. 15—2;
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    Cantonese Beat Colts Team.
    140 10 The Cantonese Sporting Association defeated the Colts team by nine games to nil on Sunday at the former's courts at 2 Banda Sah Road, Malacca. Results (C.S.A 's players mentioned first), Singles: Chan Ah Chye beat Yong Pack Kong 15—4, 15—4; Leong Tah Chee beat V.
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    27 10 Oxford, the holders, beat Manchester, champions of the North, by 7 goals to 2 in the final for the Universities Athletic Union Lacrosse Challenge Cup at Rugby.
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    34 10 Albert Bennett, the young New South Wales all-rounder, has decided to try his luck in English League cricket. Bennett, who was born in Lancashire in 1911, will probably play for the St. Helens Club.
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    32 10 The Oxford hockey club officers for next season have been elected as follow: Captain. H. J. Linnell (St. Lawrence and Trinity); secretary, M. L. Docker (Gresham and Oriel), treasurer, J. C. Masterman.
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    46 10 The annual shoulder-to-shoulder smallbore rifle-shooting match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities for the Heslop Challenge Cup, which took place on the Strand House Range, Portugal Street, London, recently, resulted in the first victory for Oxford for seven years with 768 points out of a possible 800.
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    50 10 J. F. Devlin figured in three finals of the All-England Badminton championships at the Horticultural Hall, London. He won the men's singles and partnered by G. S. B. Mack, won the men's doubles. In the mixed doubles H. S. Über and Mrs. Über beat Devlin and Mrs. R. L Horsley.
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    67 10 Stanley Worthington, the England and Derbyshire cricketer, was recently ordered to pay £250 breach of promise damages. He was sued at Derbyshire Assizes by Miss Annie Conway Jowett. a professional singer. It was stated that after a whirlwind courtship Worthington proposed marriage and was accepted. Then he went on a
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    C.S.C. v. Glosters.
    202 10 CRICKET. The Ceylon S.C. drew with the Glosters in the game played on Saturday at Balestier Road. Scores: C.S.C: M. Ignatius b Hardman 5; B. Dudley c Brough b Hardman 11; T. E. K. Ret nam c Brownrigg b Hardman 4; J. Casiechetty b Hale 42; A.
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    S.R.C. Beat S.C.R.C.
    195 10 Scores in the match played at the S.R.C. on Saturday, which the Club won by 117 runs: S.R.C: W. Ess run out 1, C. A. Peterson c Koh Leong b Talk Ec 5, P. d Almeida lbw. b Slow Hum 13. W. Keyt b Talk Ec 7,
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. Beat C.S.C.II.
    179 10 The S.H.B.J.S.C. beat the Ceylon S.C. II on Saturday by 60 runs at Cantonment Road. Scores: 5.H.8.J.5.C.: M. A. K. Hamied not out 88; Nicholson c Johnson b Ambiavagar 1; Willis c Singam b Dudley 6; Armstrong b Martinus 12; Singam c Kanagaratnam b Retnasabapathy 14; S.
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    LA. Beat St. Joseph's.
    196 10 On Saturday, on the School ground, the Indian Association beat St. Joseph's Institution by 50 runs. Scores: S f Joseph's: C. Mosbrrgen c Fernandez b Varma 22; D. Ess lbw b Baskaran 5; T. Cordeiro b Fernandez 1; K. Morrando c Varma b Fernandez 6; G.
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    "A" Co., Glosters Beat R.I.
    182 10 "A" Co., Glosters defeated a team from Raffles Institution yesterday by two wicket**. Scores: Raffles Institution: J. Lovick b Mudway 0 S. M. Ally b Mudway 6: S. Ross b Mudway 2; M. Haniff c Wa'ker b Bryant 12; L. Alvis b Bryant 47; L.
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    74 10 Jules Ladoumegue, holder of several world running records, was recently invited to run aga*nst Dr. Otto Peltzer. Germany's champion, over 1,000 metres it Frankfort. He replied from Pans that he was very willing to do so, but on conditions viz: First-class sleeper from Paris to Frankfort, first-class hotel in Frankfort
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    57 10 Here is another example of American ideas of boxing legislation says a writer in the "Englishman:" The referee declared a draw between Tommy Loughran and Jack Gross, but after a long discussion the Philadelphia AC. awarded the light to Loughran, the recent welter champion. It ls explained that the referee
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    28 10 The name of Mr. Koh Joo Meng, the President, was wrongly inserted as Mr. Lim Peng Tuck, in the list of Jovial B. P. officers published last week.
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    R.C.G.C. April Medal.
    55 10 GOLF. Twenty-five cards were taken out for the April medal (bogey) at the Race Course G.C. on Saturday and Sunday. The following weie the best cards returned: A. J. Lim 1 down A. L. Lim 2 H. L. Lim 2 E. Yean Bee 2 K. C. Eu
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    S.G.C. England v. The Rest Match.
    23 10 A four-ball match will be played at Bukit Timah on Sunday morning between England and The Rest.
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    Women's Internationals.
    328 10 British women golfers will in future play international matches against the United States, Canada, South Africa, and probably other countries, says a "Sporting Life" report. This was resolved at the annual general meeting of the Ladies' Golf Union in London Invitations from these countries had been received on
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    Sultan's $5 Pony.
    78 10 THE TURF After the racing on Saturday at Kuala Lumpur, one horse and two ponies were put up for sale. They were Mr. E. S. Housley's Firefly and Fortalone. and Mrs. V. G. Hbldbrook's Why Shy The pony Firefly was sold to H.H. the Suit an of
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    360 10 DATES PLAYERS. Cricket. S.C.C. team v. Ceylon S.C. on Friday at 5 p.m. and on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the S.C.C. ground: R. A. Ar.hworth. P. H. Stewart-Brown, Lt. G. J. Bryan, D. C. Burn, Fit. Lt. Croome, Capt. D. V. Hill, R. Jarvis. H. B. Noon. A. L.
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    60 10 When he was acting as umpire in a junior cricket match at National Park, Yarra Bend (near Melbourne) Prank Smith was struck on the head by the ball. Although he appeared to be dazed, he continued to umpire until the game ended. He then collapsed suddenly, and became unconscious. An
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    42 10 T.A.D. Hewan (Marlborough and Clare) has been elected captain of the Cambridge University Hockey Club for next season, J. W. Hardie (St. Lawrence and Trinity) has been appointed honorary secretary, and R G. E. Dodson (St. Lawrence and Emmanuel) assistant honorary treasurer.
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    S.C.C. Tournament
    148 10 LAWN TENNIS. Results and ties in the B.C.C. tournament are as follows: YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Singles Semi-finals: D. H. Kleinman beat Dr. H. O Hopkins 6—2, 7—5: Roy Smith beat N. A. Sedwick 6—l, 6—4. Championship Doubles (Semi-final): J. A. Dean and A. D. Anderson beat W. C. Hill
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    171 10 Results and ties in the S.R.C. tournament: Championship Singles: A. Marshall beat F. Scully 6—4. 6—l. Championship Doubles: C. A. Peterson and G. de Souza beat J .S. de Souza and P. Norris 6—l. 6—3. "A" Singles: N. E. Ess v. W. A. Aeria (unfinished). "B" Singles: P
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    "A Forcing Shot."
    267 10 "What 's a 'forcing shot' is a quest on that is asked again and again. We know of no better definition, says American Lawn Tennis." than the one given by the former doubles Champion. Raymond D. Little, in his excellent book 'Tennis Tactics.' "Before going further into
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    104 10 Phar Lap. Australia's wonder horse, who has won more stake money than any other horse on the Australian Turf, was sensationally beaten by Water Line in the C. M. Lloyd Stakes, a weight-for-age event over a mile at Flemington race course recently. Water Line won an exciting race by a
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    25 10 The Ards Circuit, near Belfast, has again been chosen by the committee of the R. A. C. for their International Tourist Trophy race in August.
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    WOMAN SENTENCED TO DEATH.
    87 10 END OF SPECTACULAR SOVIET TRIAL. Reuter. Riga. April 22. One woman and five men have been sentenced to death by the Soviet Court of Yefremov at the conclusion of the spectacular five days' trial of 13 men and three women charged with counter-revolutionary activities and attempting
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    PATIENT STUDY NEEDED.
    112 10 FUTURE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA. British Official. Rugby, April 21. Sir John Simon, speaking at London University to-night, said it was the paramount duty of the British people to make a close study of the Indian problem. Pledges had been given to the Indian people, to which every
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    CLERICAL SERVICE INQUIRY.
    63 10 FINDING WORK FOR SONS op THE SOIL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. April 2l It is understood that the Q appointing a committee to inqu re bZ" general Clerical Service and report o proposal to replace foreigners with Her «5 years' service by Malays. This poh<
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    AUSTRALIAN AIR MAIL.
    266 10 SECOND 'PLANE TO START FROM LONDON. Rugby, April 21. The Post-Master General annom -s that u* Indian air mail leaving London or. :i i 25 J* again be extended experimentally to Port Darwin, Australia, and c- -< po ri0r t for the Straits Settlements, Australia and New
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    SINGAPORE'S G.O.M.
    16 10 Mr. Jacob Carapiet. doyen oi the loca* Armenian community, whose death was announced yesterday.
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    MALAYAN MEDICAL SERVICES.
    120 10 NO CHANGE AT PRESENT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. April 21 The following official communique was H* to-night: In connection with Mr Baileys request, made at the Federal Council on April 13 for a statement from Government with regard to the discussion on the proposed amalgamation
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    BANQUET TO PRINCE IN LISBON!
    54 10 British Official. Rugby Apni -j The Prince of Wales, who is tray Uinj Home; from America in the reach Lisbon on Saturday. H and pay an official visit \?m banquet in his honour to Portuguese President. The join H. M. cruiser -Kent." whici to Lisbon
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    46 10 Members of the Forget-M untitled Members of the Forget-M.-N s minded of the invitation I S lX t t bĕ Young People's Guild to rend< reTheatre Royal to-morrow a quested to bring their instrui n f assemble at 650. North Br; Badges are to be worn.
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    77 10 At the annual general untitled Juvenile Union (Boon Wah X offiff 2nd. inst., the following I Jon r. bearers for the year 1931 :—Pn lt L*Z'oss G. Kong, Vice-Presidents. Messri Kt ewr j. Boon and Chew Cheng Liam: hen sec Mr. Choo Ah Thye; hon. treasure r _J*. m Swee;
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    83 11 ret ders are invited to write to us on o) public interest. It must be under- }hc Me "Maiaya Tribune" does not ftood rn dorse opinions expressed by corres- TETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF preferably typewritten (double a aid on one side of the paper only. mat be used,
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    The Cost Of Living.
    130 11 <t.r Editor, Malaya Tribune.") i ring to the letter written by $100 very much interested in h s exclt rks and comn-ents on those who to live w thin their incomes. He r ,"V ht in giving his full reasons for mical. and has pointed out
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    Dress Reform.
    194 11 lT o the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.'*) c T'lf correspondent who wrote the article TQ r the above heading in your issue of the l8t h inst is one of .h'js- willy persons who .V and ;i-ain make suggestions in the newspapers for the good of the general public.
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    Girls In Coffee-Shops.
    284 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—I have to thank Mr. E. R. Behrs.n for t replying to Mr. Vincent Heng's complaint in your issue of the 19th. inst. I quite agree with Mr. Behrsin about girls in restaurants and public-houses in England and the U.S.A. as well
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    "Chinese Made Easy."
    476 11 'To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—I happen to be one of the Straits Chinese and I have not been abroad. If you *ill pardon a little candour. I may say the Malava Tribune" is wonderful value and Piactica! people like the Straits Chinese never kil to appreciate
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    Mansoor Street.
    148 11 ('To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir, —Th3 residents of Singapore who have not seen an Indian countryside road and wish to see one should walk along the street which is closely situated to the Municipal headquarters, and leading silk and curio stores, named appropriately, after an Indian name,
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    Water Meter Rent.
    228 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Your correspondent Vox Populi" expresses surprise at the vast multitudes of Singapore pay ng the water meter rent of 50 cents month after month without a murmur or raising a voice of protest. That the imposition of this rent is as
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    Concerning Accountants.
    336 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —It will be an interesting item of news to some of your readers to know that several Municipal authorities in England have deposited Bills in Parliament asking for certain powers, and the majority of those Bills include an audit clause naming the
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    FAREWELL TO A POPULAR HEADMISTRESS.
    152 11 At the Capitol Restaurant on Friday about 60 teachers from the three divisions of the Anglo-Chinese School and the Continuation School assembled at tiffin to bid farewell to Miss C Norton, headmistress of the Primary School who left by the "Comorin" on Sunday on retirement.
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    1676 12 BANDITS SPOIL TRADE AND TRAFFIC. BOXER INDEMNITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES. CHINA NOTES AND NEWS. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") In China mushrooms are a popular delicacy and are served at almost every banquet. These edible fungi belong to the family Hymenomycetineae, especially the species of Agaricus
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    EAGLES AS FLYING TEACHERS.
    413 13 NOVEL IDEA IN GERMANY. TransOcean Service. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") The Germans led the way in gliding, which is due partly to a spirit of initiative, partly to the fact that for some years after the war German production and use of motorplanes was strictly
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    EXPORT OF DRUGS.
    151 13 MANY TIMES MORE THAN LEGITIMATE WANTS. Reuter Cairo. April 20. In view of the announced intention of the Turkish Government to establish a monopoly of the manufacture of drugs, and to take over the three existing factories in Constantinople from September next, the opium figures published by
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    136 13 PERIODIC EXAMINATION ADVOCATED. Periodic examination of the human organs as a means of lengthening life is advocated by Dr. Jose P. Bantug, chief of the publicity division of the Philippine health service. In a circular issued recently by the Philippine health service, the Bantug formula is recommended
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    104 13 GOVERNMENT OFFER OF ASSISTANCE. Reuter. London, April 20. Mr. G. M. Gillett «Parliamentary secretary for Overseas Trade» told a meeting of the Joint Committee of Cotton Trade Organisations at Manchester who are considering the report of the Cotton Mission which has returned from the Far East that
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    1046 14 Sports Pastimes. A CHAMPION'S PLEA. Athenian Ideal In Life. BOXING. TUNNEY ON RECREATIONAL FACILITIF' Gene Tunney, the retired undefeated heavyweight boxing champion of the world, who is on a visit to Egypt, addressed a meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association, Cairo, recently. I had an interview with him. writes
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    75 14 COSTLY SCHEME IN U. S. Reuter. Washington. Aprfl. 21. Hundreds of thousands of acres of barren desert will be converted into smiling orchards and farms by the construction of a giant boulder dam on the Colore de River, for which Mr. Wilbur. Secretary of the Interior, signed
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    762 14 ASSN. FOOTBALL. BUYING TICKETS FOR THE FINAL. Birmingham and its environs are at present suffering from ticket fever in a very acute form, says "Athletic News." No matter what may be said of the Cup Final its purely local consummation, us lack of promise of spectacular interest
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      487 16 Le zZMercier's School ESTABLISHED 1906. SCHOOL RE OPENED ON APRIL IS. 218, QUEEN ST. 61, WATERLOO ST. Morning Classes only—Primary to Commercial. NO AGE LIMIT! Ptincipah-F. I. MILES. EDUCATIONAL. CLASSICAL. BALLET, AND CHARACTER DANCING. Lady, former pupil of Maestro Cecchetti, La Scala, Milan, is prepared to teach beginners or advanced
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      311 16 FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Fiat 509, two-seater, in excellent mechanical condition, new tyres, battery and very smart appearance. Apply No. 17, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. RADIO CHART of Short-Wave Transmissions. Printed on white card with eyelets far banging over your receiver. Ten cents per copy. Outstatlons 15 cents. Send cash with order
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      433 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. SALONIKA ARMY BLACK SEA FORCES. Will all those who served in either of above forces kindly send postcard giving their present address and unit with which they served, to Lieutenant-Colonel M. J. T. REILLY. M.C., S.S.VJ., Drill Hall. Beach Road, Singapore. It is proposed to hold a Re-Union
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      472 16 "Tribune" Small Ads. Bring Results Because They Reach the Permanent Population. SITUATIONS VACANT. CANVASSERS WANTED—SaIary $25 to $30. Any nation. Only influential ladies between 20 and 30 need apply personally to the Lady Physician, 135, Serangoon Road. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. On tale at the following depots— SINGAPORE. The Federal Rubber
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