Malaya Tribune, 6 April 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol. XIII •No. 79 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926
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    FASCISM IN TYROL
    1256 2 Native Discretion Waiting Upon Latin Ardour "There is no curbing the warlike ardour of these Italians since the Armistice," a famous French statesman is reported to have said; and the two racemt outbursts of Signor Mussolini certainly suggest that he is well versed in the Commedia dell'Arte,
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    MR. FIRESTONE JUNIOR
    229 2 Postpones His Visit to Singapore Indicative of his interest in the Philippines as a potential rubber supply base and of the plans for extending the activities of the Firestone Rubber and Tire company here, Mr. Harvey Firestone, Jr., son of the American rubber magnate, is now devoting
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      458 2 At the End of A Strenuous Set. J^pl All trace of fatigue flies before the gentle refreshing fragrance of 4711 Eau de Cologne. Dab it on the temples or inhale from -;.".f£srjjJ your handkerchief. Dainty, fragrant, refreshing. S^^^^^^l The genuine 4711 '—made from a recipe over 130 years old—is B^^'y//^^
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      407 2 WHEN BABY'S TEETH ARE COMING THROUGH. How Baby's Own Tablets Help. Teething time is a period of anxiety and worry to the devoted mother. The child is generally cross and irritable and unable to sleep properly. Its gums become hot. swollen and tender. Sometime® there feverishness; occasionally even convulsions set
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    BOLSHEVIST MENACE
    559 3 M*jor-Ge*erttl Sir Ernest Swinton's Warning Major-General Sir Ernest Swinton, < hkhele Professor of Military History." l the University of Oxford, giving: his. inaugural lecture at Oxford in mail week on '•The Study of War." said the law of selfpreservation demanded that our first care i-hould be tho continued
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    AIR SERVICE TO EAST
    298 3 Work on "R 101" to Start in April The work of build ng the new airship 'R 101," which trill be employed on the air service to India, will start in the first week in April at Howden, Yorks. Preparations for the work of construction are
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    TAKAU RUBBER ESTATE
    464 3 Dividend of 25 Per Cent Declared The second annual general meeting of the Takau (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates was held on February 26 at the offices, Lloyd's avenue, E.C. Mr. W. C. E. Gibson, who presided, said that the items in the Iralazwje-slieet differed considerably from those presented
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    THE CROCODILE TAMER
    195 3 Captain H. Wall, a former German seacaptain, claims that he is the only living person who has the distinction of taming crocodiles. Captain Wall states that crocodiles are not really as savage as the popular novel would make them appear, in reality, he adds, they are as
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      401 3 ITuuU ct hi wHm You See Them Always Together She, poised —confident j W3KXU checks and slim shoulders; the woman clever enough to Palm and olive oils—noth- stay youn g w j t h her husband. He, with pride in? else—v nature s %reen ra/««r /a FaJmeM* Soap. of possession
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      311 3 THE MOSQUITO MENACE. A METHOD TO OVERCOME IT. It is poor consolation ro the sufferer from Malarial Fever to know that some anopheles mosquito caused the trouble. India is full of mosquitoes, and the malaria figures show he wide prevalacce of the anopheles variety. While mosquito enthusiasts may be left
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    JAPANESE LIRE MEXICO
    157 5 Tv pcs «vnt of the Japanese who gc to Mexic., marry M xicar> women and learn to speak Spaa**, according to Juko Fu~ Japanese minister to Mexico. "v.V have no racial discrimination in Mexico," the Amba,sodor saia\ The f ara nese who 90 there learn to speak
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    57 5 MARRIAGE EtOBKBTS—STUBBB. On April 5. 19'2G at B. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, bj Vcn.ArchJeacoa F. G. Swindell, Sidney Herbert Roberts, weond ft a oi Mr. ft Mrs. C. >V. P.- Roberts of I,• London to Esther Lilian e'dest laoght- roi Mr. T. W. Stabhs, J.P. and Mrs.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1013 5 i»RODUCE Singapore, April 6 Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $365 Rice, S am 2 $348 Rice, Siam U $33.> Rice-, Saigon 1 *8W Riec, Saigon i WW Rice, Saigi.n 3 Roe, Rangoon 1 $290 Kiev, Rangoon 2 ?285 Rice, far Boiled No 1 per bag Rice,
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    CANADA A U.S. STATE
    231 5 American Booster Has a Pipe Dream 99 "The tendency of the world to-day i=toward the consolidation of weaker states into larger units for put poses of mutual co-operation, consequently the desire of the Philippines to break ioosc from America, to shift for herse f, alone and
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    REBEL BOY SCOUTS
    169 5 The "rebellion" of East End Boy Scouts has given a definite organ sat ion by Lord Alington's acceptance of the Presi- dencv of the Independent Boy SCouts or Shoreditch, says the "Times.' Another Vice-President and former Commissioner, Mr. Ireson, haa joined the revolt. me 'rebellion' originated in
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      132 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Arrived Arrived ihe New Tamil Theatrical Co. KHOWH AS Sri Saravana Manohara Dramatic Co. will ttagi ON THURSDAY. APRIL B. Tb»; religious play entitle "TALLI THI«iJ}S*ISAM" at the Alexand a Hall, North Bridge Bead, B ngapoee. Miss V. P Jauaki Animal Subramamar SrimatM Vjralhambai V Ui Nayagi Mr.
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      29 5 DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES 0. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, Hill Street, Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary Thone 123.
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      18 5 M. EZEKIEL ft SONS, Manufacturing Ophthalmic Optician*. 4, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. Optometrist: A. M. EZEKIEL, O.D.
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      248 5 M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 3«, Bras Basah Road. SINGAPORE. All kinds of electrical works undertaken. Philips y% Watt Lamps, Ceiling Fans, Wira Etc. Supplied by United Engineers, Limited. CHARGES MODERATE. 'Phone 3411. MORE MONEY! it take<^^rt^^ career of your choice, sign your g name, and the attached coupon co the.
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      274 5 A SINGAPORE DIARY To day, April B H.ph Tid«*s. —2.54 a.m., 5.14 p.m. v' OSirijspAssociation, <> p.m. To-morrow, April 7 High Tides. —4.9 a.m., 7.24 p.m. M. M. homeward mail leaves. Thursday, April 8 High Tides.—5.45 a.m., 8-36 p.m. Friday, April 9 High Tides.—7.28 a.m., 9.19 p.m. Uob nson and
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      70 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Kan<ian;r Kerbau Station for the 24 hours ending mfunight April 5 1926. deg. Maximum shade temperature 90 F. Minimum shade temperature 75 F. Mean shade temperature 81.1 F. Maximum sun radiation 145 F. Minimum grass radiation 70 F. Sea temperature 80
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      122 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, APRIL 6 Penang, Colombo, and Bombay *Toyooka Maru 2 p.m. P. Suettenham, Penang, Colombo, Suez, Port Said, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Rhesus 2 p.m. China. Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia, Philippine Islands, Western Canada and Western States of U. S. A. Talamba 2 p.m. North, North-East
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    Brokering
    896 6 There *are two or three big firms of brokers in Singapore who ought to take the lead in this matter of establishing a local Exchange. Your little man cannat force the pace against them, nor is he very willing to set himself out to evolve such an organisation unless
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    1217 6 The Bank robbery case was mentioned this morning and postponed until the 13.'h instant. Canton's vaccination campaign has ended. In all, over 31,000 people have been inoculated. The Tenyo Maru arriving at Hongkong from San Francisco and Yokohama, reported the loss of a steward at sea after leaving the latter
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    790 6 Mr. F. E. Smith of the "Malacca Oh server" is paying a brief visit to Singapore. Mr. O. A. Aacanius, General Manager of Teluk Merbau Plantations, goes on leav* in June. Mr. C. D. Patterson, of the An.lo-Chi nese, left for Penang yesterda.. I y the steamer
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    CASE AGAINST DR.W. BIRNIE
    177 6 The case in which Mr. Tay Lian T *ek and others sued Dr. W. Birnie and others was taken up this moimiin the Supreme Court befora the Chief Justice. Sir William Iforiaon, K.C. Mr. Roland Bradd< 11 appeared for the plaintiffs and Mr. Stevvrrs anpeared for
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    PROHIBITION
    202 7 OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION COMMENCES To Examine Measures Relaxing the Law Reuter's Service. Washington, April 5. The first official investigation -of prohibition has Iteen begun by a sub-committee of th> Senate Judiciary Cormri/ittee which is charged to examine not only several measures designed to ameliorate the present "aridity" by permitting the
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    CALCUTTA QUIETER
    44 7 Three Hundred Arrests: Military Patrols Reuter's Service. Calcutta, April 5. The situation is greatly improved. The presence of the military patrolling streets has a calming effect. Must of the shops have reopened. Up to the present time twee hundred have been arrested.
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    BIG CAIRO FIRE
    49 7 Four Thousand Persons Rendered Homeless Reuter's Service. Cairo. April 5. A great fire has broken out at Tantah and has been raging now for twenty-four hours. Thirty-two have baea killed and four thousand are home leap. Six (hundred 4-nd tTelve dwellings have been d strove J.
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    DISEASE-INFESTED PORTS
    220 7 Small-Pox, Cholera and Plague Epidemics Many of tne p its of Asia in constant communication with Singapore are heavily infested with contagious diseases, .but we keep remarkably clear. The Van Overjstraten i.rr.ved trom Amoy, this morning, with one ca.-e of small-pox on board. Botn Amoy and Swatow are
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    PILLS THAT VACCINATES
    142 7 A sensational discovery which, it is Claimed, may possibly revolutionise medical »C er.ee, has been made public by M Besreddca, the successor of Professor Metehnikoff at the Pasteur InstKute at Paris. It is declare(i that by swallowing capsules containing a virus, the warls of the stomach are
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    SPAIN'S AIR PIONEERS
    154 7 Major Franco's Party Back from S. America Reuter's Service. Huelva, Spain, April 5. The return of Major Franco and his companions from their flight to South America was marked by an outburst of immense eTSthu.iasm. His Majesty the King, who participatad in the national welcome, journeyed hither
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    GREEK ELECTIONS
    80 7 Pangalos Receives Ninety Per Cent Majority Reuter's Service. Athens, April J. The results of the president.al'elections as yet announced from twelve departments give Premier Pangalos ninety per .ceut of the votes cast. The remaining districts will poll later in the week. The elections are due to the resignation
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    NEW GIRL IN BERLIN
    516 7 Americanising Tendencies Prevalent in Germany A deputation of the managers of big German stores is being organised a* the present moment, wEicu, after a prolonged tour, will set about Ajnerioanising* the big .->hop< ctf Berlin and provinces. It will stay a few days in London ow
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    THEATRES LIFT SMOKING BAN
    101 7 London theatres arc rapidly abandoning the ban against smoking. The latest to discard the prohibit on Is the famous old Gaieiy, whose name is linked with the histories of several of the brightest luminaries of English theatricals and whos" choruses have produced many brides for the
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    BEATING THE EXPRESS
    165 7 Singapore Motor-Cyclists Ride to Penang Four Singapore motor cyclists headed by Mr. A. W. Hay have attempted to cycle the length of the Peniiisram—iSingapore to Penang—in fewer hours than it takes the mail train to run that distance, says the "Pinang Gazette" of Saturday. Leaving Singapore at
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    MUSICALE
    112 7 Splendid Programme Presented by Church Workers Ihe auditorium of the V.M.C.A. was well nlled last night when the St. Peter's Church presented an interesting programme of music, songs and recitations, in aid of the funds. All those who took part rendered their 55 ,n an manner makuu? the evening
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    ENGLAND TO AID U.S.
    227 7 Smuggling; of Intoxicants to be Stopped t o A h^l niil d breaching movement practical nu-'hod for the suppr!^3 that originates British linked Kfngtfom Alliance is a comprehensive organization -for the total sun im people. has a en thousand peraonb, incfodine many rf If" 1 -"Pirn
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    BEAUTIES IN LONDON
    139 7 There are many more beautiful women m England to-day than in Victorian t mes, and one reason is the number of American beauties who have married British titles. Ihe authority for this judgment h the court photographer, whose op nion is almost universally respocted. He says that
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    NAVAL BASE
    952 7 SOLUTION OF ITS PROBLEMS Causeway's Effects on the Channel From a study of maps the reason for the choice of Singapore as the site of a British Naval Base in the East is abundantly clear, since it is situated almost exactly midway between India and Australia, and twice
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    924 8 Val dOr Rubber Estates, Limited The sixteenth annual ordinary general meeting of Val dOr Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on March 3 at the office of the company, 45 Leadenhall-street, E.C., Mr. V. R. Wiokwar (chairman of the company) presiding. The Representative of the Secretaries and Agents (Messrs-.
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    Central Perak Rubber Co., Limited
    941 8 The statutory meeting of Central Perak Rubber Company, Ltd., was h-ld in London on March 5 at Winchester House, E.C.. Mr. R. F/ McNair Scott (the Chairman) presiding, Mr.. R. E. Dawe, A.C.A., representing the Secretaries (Eastern Industries, Ltd.). having'read the no ice convening the
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    ANOTHER NAVAL BASE!
    157 8 The suggestion is being made that the recent vi.it of Sir Alexander Muddiman to the An'damans was in connection with a scheme for the construction of a base for the new Royal Indian Navy somewhere in the vicinhy cf Port Blair. It is quite possible that in
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    THINGANDON TIN
    93 8 Thingandon Tin Dredg'ng Company was registered as a public comoany on February 24, with a capital of £70,000 in 5s shares. To acquire and turn to account any concessions, leases options, rights or privileges for any tin dredging or other mm ng objects, and to adopt an agreement
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    200 8 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET S.R.C. Severely Beaten (From Our 0»vn Correspondent.) Penang, April 5. The matfeh between the Penang Recreation Club and the S. R. C. disastrously for the S. R. C. Penang batted first and k necked up 216. The performance was a surprise and is a record for the
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    Perak Defeats Penang
    375 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, April 6. The BBtor-state match between Perak and Penang was resumed yesterday and ended in a victory for Perak by 8 wickets, thus breaking the series of ten defeats. The following are the scores and bowling analyses: Penang.—lst Innings J. W. Haddon
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    Y.M.C.A. beat Police
    266 8 The Police and the V.M.C.A. met in a whole-day match yesterday on the V.M.C.A ground. The V.M.C.A. batted first and brought their innings to a close at 3.30 p.m. for 201, C. A. Pennefather scoring 36, Gibson 35, Igna ius 28, Shah 28, Jumathoy 17, and S.
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    L A. Defeat St. J. L
    204 8 The above match was played on Saturd. V nn the School ground and ended m a victory for the I. A- A, The following are the scores and bowling analyses:— INDIAN ASSOCIATION P S. Raja c Ess b Paul 15 R. Aatony c Cropiey
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    THE TURF
    243 8 Ipoh Sky Meet (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, April 5. The first day's racing in the Ipoh Sky meet was held in favourable weather condit ons. The fields were small and the dividends poor. The big sweep was held on the la t root the drawing resulJ.ng as
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    LAWN TENNIS
    49 8 S.R.C. Beaten (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, April 5. The S.R.C. lost to the P.R.C. both in the singles and doubles matches. In the singles Balhetchet lost to Reutens by 6 4 f 6 2. In the doubles Wheatley and de Souza lost to Volbarg and Orr.
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    Singapore Annexes Honours
    90 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, April 5. Ths challenge round in the Chintise tennis championship was invested with much uncertainty after the honours (had been dividod in the doubles, but Hooi -Hye and John Lim won th?ir respective singles and secured the trophy, which was presented am'.dst
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    RUGBY
    184 8 Wales beat France Reuter's Service. Paris, April 5. In fine weather and in the presence of 45,000 spectators Wales met France at rugger and defeated them by 7 to 5. Ir was a hard and fast game and halfway through the first half, following a couple of Welsh attacks,
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    FOOTBALL
    248 8 Home League Results Reuters Service.] April 5. The following arc the results of the Home League matches played io-day:— Division I Arsenal 2, Aston Villa 0. Bury 0, Huddersheid T. 0. Cardff C. o, Sheffield. U. h Leicester C. 1. West Ham. U. 1. Liverpool 2, Bolton W. 2.
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    "Tan Kee Chor Cup"
    101 8 Mr. Tan Kee Chor, J.P., the P re dent of the Aston Athletic Club, has lundb consented to give a- handsome Cup for Soccjr to be competed for among its members The Cup will be named after him as the "Tan Kee Chor Cup." Medals will
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    Merrilads vs. B.A.C.
    18 8 The Merrilads will meet Ihe Bendemeer Athletic Club at soccer to-morrow on the S.C.F.A. ground.
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    GOLF
    106 8 Gibb Beats Hardie in Final (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, April 5. In the golf championship semi-finals Gibb beat E. P. Kyle by one up, and Hardie beat R. B. Kyle by 3 and two to follow. In the final Gibb beat Hardie by I up and 1
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    Keppel Golf Club
    250 8 The results of tha matches played 'or, Sunday, April 4. 1926, between Keppel Golf Club a.jd the China Squadron, are as follows MORNING —FOUR BALL FORESOMES Keppel vs. China Squadron Kennedy and Barron 1 vs. Lt. Car. Armitage and Pay Cdr. Woodward 0. Smith and Bald 0
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    36 8 From Indo-China by s.s. Andre Lebon, due Singapore 6 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by &.s. Morea, due Singapore noon to-morrow. From Ch na and Japan by s.s. Morioka Maru, due Singapore to-morrow.
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    52 8 Marathon dances will not be permitted again in Manila, the* Mayor having signed the ordinance passed by the Municipal board to this effect. The marathon dance held fci the Fam ly Pavilion last Carnival, which caused the collapse of some of the couples, prompted the body to take action upon
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    THE B.A.C. TOUR
    570 8 Matches at Kuala Lumpur During Easter Tl. fc Bendemeer Ath.let.ie Club which visitc7kuaU Lumpur curing the Easier holtJays arrived back yesterday morning with the following rt-suks in soccer matcnes biWards and ping-pong matched against various clubs there: Or Friday, 2nd ins.ant the B.A.C. met the Victoria Institution
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    119 8 The New World Radiamas, The Princess of Egypt, wa-> presented at The N?w City Opftixv Halla at night and had a very good reoeption. As Radiamas, Syed Alley v.-as a graat free ess. Several new songs were introduced and the G. Brayer's entertainment was deservedly applauded, as were
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    RUBBER ROADS
    198 8 Lt.-Colonel F. W. Hardy writes an interesting letter to the "Financial Times" n which he s says that in a previous letter he "was in error as to the cost of rubber paving blocks, which at the present prn of rubber are about Is. dearer than the ordinary
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    HOW TO IMPROVE BUSINESS
    110 8 Addressing the Newcastle Advert sim: Club, Mr. D. C Cuthbert-cn, the well-know" Scottish advertising nun and Piesident o. the Glasgow Publicity Club, said: "Of the advertising channels I know, newspaper advertising m best, in so far as it can ot national or intensive. "The append can
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    OUR CHINA LETTER
    1279 9 <From Our South China Correspondent.) Hongkong, March 24. Referring to the coup d'etat of March 20 in Canton, when General Chiang Kai-shek, dictator of the Kuomintang Army, succeeded in ridding Canton of all anti-Reds, for the present at least, the Kuomintang has issued the following manifesto: "According
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    HEROIC JAPANESE
    289 9 Dying Chinese Rescued from Icy Water Not a year passes without some careless or foolhardy people falling victims to their indiscretion in stepping on the thin ice in the Yalu and :n the Liao. About 8.30 on the evening of March 7, piteous appeals for help were heard
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