Malaya Tribune, 20 April 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol. XIII. No. 90 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926
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      786 1 SPECIAL OFFER FOR DIANA BLUE AND GREEK PENCILS PRICE $2.15 per doz. FROM The Mdoya Tribune Press, Ltd. 208. Col Iyer Quay. Singapore. i ttk Revolving back, self masking and safety self T tie Rmette. capping Shutter. The Kinox Home Projector* c irr.era are similar to that of Model I.
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      43 1 COMFORT EYES ft NERVES The discomfort against which you try to shield your eyes may be caused by the invisible rays in sunlight. Wellsworth Cruxite and Sir Wm. Crookea lenses fully protect against this invisible danger". We Stock them. THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO.
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    TRAINING TO KILL
    1629 2 Writer Protests Against Brutality of War The Manual of Military Training, recently made conspicuous by the courageous stand against it by the students of the College of the City of New* York, covers courses in the R. 0. T. C, C. M. T. C. (to which the
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      854 2 w ■II 5.21 If N In Cases 1 ■urn ii *w \um of Sickness B there is no greater soothing M sprinkled on the pillow w |^'^'|Q give the sickroom a de- jfl iwV lightful fragrance. A little v WJ/ D diluted in water and used D to bathe the
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      442 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 chid is generally cross and irritable and unable to Bleep properly. Its gums become hot. swollen and tender. Sometimes there s feverishness; occasionally even convulsions
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    WHITE LADY OF DOORN
    591 3 Did Hohenzollem Ghost Presage Carlisle's Death? Was the death of the Bfc. Hg-* Carl sic, head of the great of Ha i land and Wolff,.pressed I at by the fateful qM*V**» of ths hlte of the Hohenzo.leans? CerUin St i. the and rtc man who designed
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    THE SAKAI IN SPECTACLES
    315 3 Progress at the Cameron Highlands A gentleman who has just come down from Cameron's Highlands states that the Sakais, who are employed as labourers and carriers on the Highlands, continue to be very useful and are so far entirely amen- I able to changing conditions, says
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      237 3 s Insist on I I i l j I The World's Best. I Sole Agents: g I DIETHELM Co., Ltd., H (Incorporated in Switzerland.) m Singapore—Penang—Bangkok. g J The food for Nc^shes*\vifibxmtLexcessiveheatuffi ...I— rrw***"*™*"— Nrrrr «ro to > i brforr wsshint if Mm yoar hec Md aMk /I Complexion Beauty
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      25 3 "Adolph is becoming quite mean. Yesterday he refused to buy me a new evening gown, and to-day he refused me the aame thin -.Kasper, Stockholm.
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      284 3 GREAT REDUCTION ON ALL MODELS I *>09 8 b,p. 2 seater de luxe $1,750 1 8 h.p. 4 seater de luxe $1,900 sj ftWfw*% 0% «>01 10/15 h.p. 4 5 seater de luxe $2,400 !&n\ W* 8 w\ 8 15/20 b p. 6/7 seater de luxe $3,600 jjj 8 1
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      628 4 I EMPIRE I g Tuesday, April N and Wednesday, April 21 g S 2nd Shew at 9-IS pm. H Lewis J. Selznick presents g CONWAY TEARLE in g A WIDE-OPEN TOWN g In 5 Reels. k S Personally stsged by B4LPQINCE g S An action picture full of adventure, thrills
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      360 4 Amusements. From Saturday, April 17 to Thursday, April 22 In the First Show at 7-30 I CLOSED DOORS J X In 5 Beels. X S A drama of life told in a soul-stirring manner and featuring charming g I ALICE CALHOUN 8 H In the Second Show at 9 p.m.
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      234 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert A Beaeoolen Struts To-night at 9-15 THE LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE CORNER Seeing this Warner Bros' classic of the Screen is worthwhile, for it is an entertainment that comes about once in a blue moon. FROM THE PLAY BY CHAS. E. BLANEY Claire Windsor, Kenneth Harlan,
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      174 4 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. To-night at 9 pm. THE HO3IS|SHOE j. G. &\XSVOtt£^roa*£tuax Exirjs: Cartoia. Gsztte, Western and Comedies At 7-30 lttO< M\N SE-HAL Albertmi. Chapter IS THE FIGHTING SKIPPER SERIAL With FRANCIS FORD AND I.\CK PESRiy Episodes 1 l 2 NEVER YET HAPPENED TO AMI OTHER MALAY COY.
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    5 5 untitled office the favourite summer
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    753 5 Too Small Pearl No. 1 Sago Flour Q Fair Sago Flour W Borneo Sago Floor *m !C* 2 Saeo Flour i .°w FaTsago Flour 04.00 Ptlomtang Jelotong 23.00 Banja Jelotong 22.01» Sarawak Jelotoaf Tin *137 150 tons Soiu. Business done. EXCHANGE Singapore, April 20 2s 4%d On
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    SHARE MARKET
    283 5 Penang, April 16. Rubber has had a further fall losing at in. 10% d. a loss of 4%d. ana although holders are quite <>P tim f tlc mgmtS* the future of the Commodity share rabies are somewhat easier in the more ,pecu-ative companies, the better cass maintaining recent
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    HOUR OF DEATH
    106 5 In a not? Compfore ht < "execution, Major my ciL'a«tte T e to m> frh?; ment'my miniature meda^to a n<l my w wause I believe Mm to be execute me, became the fact that a gentleman, and caxryin g out what I bear him no mailte duty,
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    6 5 More than 1,000 cats in Nickelsburg,
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      159 5 l^_J?*Jssta? office >X 0 OB AUtJI T«v.rvr 80-d. reaching one I the ,r r;?rcf such .viil be sent to tbr B*l"« at bk risk. uvrTCTF BEr Bonds can only Holders of REGIS oresentauiintlwpaak' TO-NIGHT 1! TO-NIGHT 1 Sr Sarav.'oa _«J THE FAMOUS BELIGIOLS at the Alexandra Hall, Sc-rth Bridge Road,
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      14 5 DENTISTRY 75, Hill Street, q* Mary's Dispensary Ist Floor of St. Mary* 'Phone IZ3.
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      44 5 §ro«tessa-Nettel Cameras I l C^ c THEIR KBPUTATIO. AS I I Peers ol the Camera World I I Construction, %|H9h supplied to all I Design and Models. I J EZEKIEI, SON«. M.nof.cturine 4 Raffles Chambers, 1 Sing*P° re m EZEKIEL, O.D. Optometrist: A. m.
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      161 5 M. HASSAN 3USCTRICAL CONTRACT©* t6, Braa Baaah R o SINGAPORE. All kinds of electrical Wjgj Wertaken. Philips X* !TrS? Ceiling Fan*. Wixa Supplied by United Engineers, Limited. CHARGES MODERATE, 'Phone 3411. DO YOU WANT BIGGER SALARY? TO-DAY is your OPPORTUNITY. nothing can keep you dow.' tt* up wm never niiss-can
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      173 5 siN gapoue diary I T»>-da>\ Ap n t L m> mail I ?*F* a.m., 8.9 p.m. HaU, .5.15 i'h»!. 0rch^ t t ;?tainmont, Victoria Theatre, Varied 1 «.♦.30 r- m Xnr 23 P- m V. ;">•!,° \vard mail leaves. n h ou installation. {'V Eur0I>c•t daVf April 24 t iG
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      67 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (B y Courtesy of the Government y Health Officer.) ending midnight April 19. deg 91* F. Max shade temperature 76 g F Min.' shade temperature g£J F. Mean shade temperature l60 p Max sun radiation n p. Min. grass radiation RU p. Sea temperature 78> g F. Mean
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    45 6 DEATH. Mrs. Chi Sun Cheng nee Choa Lim Neo passed away on Sunday the 18th instant at the age of 38 at her residence No. 121 Heeren Street, Malacca. Funeral on Saturday the '24th instant at the family burial ground Ching.
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    PROFITEERING IN ICE
    982 6 A few days ago we wrote a leading article condemning, in round terms and as profiteering, the preposterous prices charged by retailers for ice in Singapore. Since then prices have dropped somewhat and it is possible, in the early morning, when big supplies are available, to buy
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    1059 6 The Court of Appeal will sit at Ipoh on Monday, May 3. The round-the-world liner President Van Buren arrived from Manila, this morning, en rente 10 New York. The Germano-Japanese negotiations to conclude a commercial treaty have come to a deadlock over the question of dyestuffs. The somewhat belated March
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.
    780 6 Mr. M. C. Hay has been appointed Pu, Examiner in Tamil. *-M 3, JJr. C. C. Cooper, Locomotive F.M.S., has been grantad six men SPE* Dr. R. Dowden, Principal Medical n* FM.S., ha, been gran^l A society of the *iupporters of m Wakaisuki, the Japanese Premier Y-n
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    75 6 Irom Indo-China by a* Paul Least du« 6 a.m. to-morrow. rrom China and Japan by s.s. Delta, dv« Singapore 6 a.m. to-morrow. I rom China and Japan by s.s Devanha, due Singapore 5 a.m. on Thursday, the 22nd instant. From China and Japan by s.s. Taniba Maru, due
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      358 6 UTILITY AND REFINEMENT S GOLD SLEEVE LINKS 3 nj of every possible Variety, Shape and Price can be supplied for your requirements, Ln tfl and we commend these to your Special Notice. X 3 n<>. v-'- et. K^r^' ij 0 Carat gold Links Prico $13-50 9 Carat gold Links Price
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      91 6 jS252Sa525ZSagaSK3S?C»g3C3ca^pqpqpqp«fiifp I COMPARISON J gls the only infallible Test K of the relative value of g S Type writers. S By comparison the Royal S S proves its superiority. 5 I I S Ask for Booklet g Describing the 20 S S Reasons 3 JR°NL°j !jj LTD. Singapore. Penang, Kuala
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    FEAR OF WAR
    371 7 ITTIT UDE OF MUSSOLINI A QUESTIONED Peace Demands ivh Displease Rim Reuter's Service. Lionaon, Apru if.,..inK the Hue waters of the °*T** V.tu 4 .Von there being i n(1 west to-<lay by the in- open at Oujda in an French, Spanish and I the n Morocco. ;H
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    DRYS GIVE EVIDENCE
    116 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, April 20. When the third week of the prohibition < aierence opened this morning the drys fill produced figures showing that cona ons under the prohibition law grew from twenty thwnd fa 1922 to thirty- igbt thousand in 1925. Colonel .Jenkins, of the Salvation
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    WOULD BAN U. S. FILMS
    77 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 19. The Federation of British Industries has sailed the attention of the President of the Board of Trade to the monopoly obtained by foreign film-produc-ing concerns in the cinema programmes throughout the Empire ost *<<*^ n tal to British pivscige and
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    SILK PRODUCTION
    200 7 Ceylon Product of High Quality Promised British Official Press Service. London, April 19. L eu'enant-General Sir W£1 am Furse, Director of the Imperial Institute, lecturing before the Royal Socie.y of Arts, sa'.d that a strong advisory committee of the Imperial Instina'e was deailing with the subject of silk
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    GODDESS BRINGS RUIN
    215 7 Hawaiian Volcano Destroys Village Reuter's Service. New York, April 19. A cablegram from HUo, Hawaii, says that despite a dense cloud of steam over the sea, due to the eruption of Mauna Loa. airmen took a number of views and state that it was intcjisely hot mt
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    TREATY OF LOCARNO
    76 7 British Official Press Service. London, April 19. Sir Austen Chamberlain, replying to a question in the House of Commons, said that none of the contracting parties had so far deposited their ra ification of the Treaty of Locarno with the League of Nations at Geneva. A Labour
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    BOTVED SAFE
    55 7 Reuter's Service. Copenhagen, April 19. The Foreign Office has received word that Lieutenant Bdtved was forced to land at Ninghai, Ohekiang. Shanghai, April 19. The Banish airman, Lieutenant Botved, *"ho is flying from Copenhagen to Tokio, has been missing since he left Canton for Shanghai yesterday. He was
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    FRENCH WAR DEBT
    42 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, April 19. The French Ambassador, M. Henri Berenger, announces that he has been authorised to negotiate a settlement of the French debt and, therefore, the Finance Minister, M. Raoul Peret, will not visit the United States.
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    THE R. A. F. FLYERS
    39 7 Reuter's Service. Caipetown, April 19. The R A. F. flyers have started on their return flight to Cairo. They were seen off by a large crowd including the Earl ot AtWone and the Ministers.
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    COMMUNISTS ON TRIAL
    136 7 Sequel to an Attack on Fascisti Reuter's Service. Paris, April A trial which is expected to last a fortnight opened at the Seine Two Communists, M. Clerc and m» *er nadon are charged with wilful murder connection with a shooting affair, lhe cumstanccs pointed to a carefully
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    WORLD COURT
    166 7 United States Inclined to Back Out Reuter's Service. Washington, April 19. Secretary Kellogg has sent a formal notification that America will not participate in the World Court Conference at Geneva on September L Secretary Kellogg say he thought K would be a matter of regret if the Council
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    NO NEW TREATY
    110 7 British Rum-Running Policy Unchanged Reuter's Service. London, April 19. It is announced that there is no truth in the report emanatng from Washington j that Great Britain had entered into a newagreement in the United States' fight against rum-runners. The pres-nt treaty will be unaltered. The British
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    70 7 British Official Press Service. London, April Exchange rates: Paris 145%, New \ork 4.S6 3-16, Brussels 132, Geneva 2.5.19, Amsterdam 12.1225, Mi an 120.85, Ber'in 20.42, Stockholm 18.15, Copenhagen 18.6, Oslo 22.16, Vienna 34.5, Prague 164, Helsingfors 193, Madrid 33.66, Lisbon 2.5, Rio 6 7 Buatfos Aires 45, Bombay
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    MOSUL FRONTIER
    43 7 British Official Press Service. London, Aj>ril 19. Sir Austen Chamberlain stated that the British Ambassador left Constantinople on April 16 for Angora where he would resume negotiations with the Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs on the subject of the Mosul frontier.
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    SENTENCE REMITTED
    95 7 Mr. Chow Sek Woo, son of the late Towkay Chow Kai, of Ipoh, W sentenced at the last Singapore.Awjzee to four months' simple mipusonmen. ior causing death by a rdh act, returned to hi., hometown, Ipoh, last week, his having been remitted by the Governor init will be
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    WU AND FENG
    89 7 MARSHAL CALLS GENERAL A TRAITOR Foreign Aggression Menace Must be Removed Reuter's Service. Hankow, April W. Marshal Wu Pei Fu has telegraphed various peace delegations at Peking appreciating their intenjions ibut pointing out that "certain foieign aggression caused a grave position at home unless the root of
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    ESTEVEZ TO RETURN
    110 7 Aviator Ordered Home by King of Spain Reuter's Service. Madrid, April 19. The M nister of War has telegraphed Attracting Captain EsJcvez and hi* mechanic to return to Madrid as soon as their heath permits. Therefore Captain Esievcs will be unable to continue his flight. Spanish gratitude
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    ENGINEERS MAY STRIKE
    44 7 Reuter's Service. London, AprU 20. The Joint Eng neering Trades Committee has decided to hM ballot papers returnable May 31 on the question of a stnke to enforce in London the application of the increase of wages to a pound weekly.
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    STRIKERS RESUME
    31 7 Reuter's Service. Calcutta, April 19. The operatives at Gouripore have resumed work. Thirty-five thousand operaof live differently owned ju.e nulb here had struck at a proposed reduoUcn of wages.
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    AGRICULTURISTS MEET
    138 7 (From Our Own OWW"**) Penang, April iy. The Mo•« for IMS a -id that ri„, to Indian totallsd the arrivals wre state-aided f I TafsatUfactory to not; ably w.th IBS* a* "y* j 19 .>4 by no last fewer than cd w ith 7,675 m gar totalled all
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    ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL
    100 7 On 8-day next, vce, 'here wiU be a rendered by the cho»r. The e^^^ x to the organ fund. B» n r Cafch edral far some time now that t is organ will not last much longer as it arrd lately the signs have become more> a
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    THE "SORCERER"
    24 7 Members of fl* that, owing to the b, no test St George WIwISImm on thai rehearsal for principal o~ norus on afternoon.
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      272 7 ISOCIETY'S1 SOCIETY'S LATEST DECREE i "THE JADE JEWELLERY" I is not only delightful and fashionable jjj bit exceedingly becoming for old and young al»ke. Speciality:— 3 EM RALD JADE BEAD NECKLACE evenly matched o! eovUWe colour. The 0,1, one io ihe Ha.ket a AT B. P. De SILVA f THE
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    LITTLES vs. DAVIES
    370 8 Claim Against Singapore Solicitor mo"ta2X2s ™.c°mn,enced this tht recovery V of a£m 'o! r>any d£ *™dant by the plaintiff comhtSU °V he Bar tables w a S loaded with books and papers of the plaints company ■nddJ C^ ett for the plaintiffs Mr? tt f< l nfiant
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    12 8 The Empire Cinema "We are all wanters and incapable of
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    12 8 M. Robertson, the Norwegian Minister 'l"lti°5 ae to' 3"-" ldo o./xt lorei^,
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    ROBBERY OF BANK
    274 8 Dates Fixed for Trial and Preliminary Enquiry were* &nd the Woman w ho were arrested in connection with the SftS^lSTi 8 fr m th Baneful Mr. Bail, the Second Police Magistrate, this S 1 trial dtfinite dateS for Out of the nine accused only five are so
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    PILLION RIDING
    217 8 ■vi^i" COrre s ond£rat sen ds to the M.1., sport pSSf: r"^ r in this form of tranthis country <-**v, tr man .t .\s m b «rrespoad.-nt thXTlr4 ffo n rt 4 s are media, to enfo„ y e a "ESS? J?" Practice of pauon ri*«*r"S ban on
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    SIOUX POLICEMAN
    109 8 Krst Indian Appointed to Washington Force chief of the Iran* Mfc an Indian first Indran appointed *I He s the Capitol police/S W h the the reaommenda H on Senator from North Dakota McMast «r, tnJS32T3 S"!»» ft Post the grandfather, ffitfsXtSdft.? whi <* combined wi h the
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    76 8 A scientist furnishes' some information to the pine tree 100 to ™T He •"«w max mum, 425 years to fS° y ears M the T4i,9re wenp on March 0 fires at the Kin-s V ne Partially «her involving a Cma ™a and th* ™ooer stored in tons of at .this
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    COMPANY MEETING
    493 8 The New Serendah Rubber Co., Ltd. The sixteenth annual general New Serendah Rubber Co Ltd tin at the mfctuS office i *tM Kuala Lumpur, on Say chairman, Mr. D. H HaSn^^ 1 12 the SK the notice "c^Sh£W W j!* -»a been rear by a g r fj?«
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    LATE MR. CHEONG QUEE TIAM.
    137 8 iZ*K*7 W&L'22& Chief who are the trusted f the and premised iSTS wJ°T y the W for an order for theJfc> o7 lo °3 r€et a *d and for the conduct 3mw£ f 6 sha it came ou* in -al SDCh sa,ethat and under his
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    18 8 NOTIC E TO MARINERS s.s Roeandr* report\ hmtL sfi2 th floating spar about 60 fos 52* a Iar
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    56 8 What is probably the longest court document colect on of 55,00? pae- h»?\ in Tokyo Court n carn P S n l, besn Mention of H'detoke %T^K lth obtained upward"of MS Sln* baya i shi h **>». people supplyingr th-m wi h oa^Js Em P»*e by which he claimed Us
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    217 8 FOOTBALL Home League Positions Division I Huddersfield 2 7tl ftA ArsenaJ 8 5 »7 *J 90 »6 57 Sunderland SSi H 782 «0 49 Leeds f| 20 14 6 92 74 46 Manchester C gB£Bs» 73 34 Burnley g fj Jg }1 85 96 33 Notts County
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    S.C.C.'s Poor Form
    208 8 °aten by Chinese Terim i*n Friendly Match Seldom have the Sfr c u form a. they dJj SUch Poor wet the S.C.F.A, on *h? p*J when they the run of the play Fr »V ff e des erved to 'win hi the ri\- e> onJ >' r
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    League Matches
    29 8 Reuter's Service. The following are 0 pri 19 matches played to esultfi of the sSftiW ft" B^£ y U 1 ,,ited Iae:?£SS»^L Abe*.™? RotherW "l, 3 Northern
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    GOLF
    96 8 Kace Coiirse Golf Club C,ub wil^be^pj^ 5 the ce Course Golf Sunday the 24th and 25th and April Medal Win equar to 70 nett? soore of The f U „Z'T Ph Cup dr p W T' f r as ""der™ quallfl d and are p J,' v. G. Cullen
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    CRICKET
    35 8 Australians on behalf of Ico 'ned the He said the.r visit woul ove ".n.ent. en good cricket but wou ld\ rJ, ll tr™K«n<*rengthening of the to the Empire together bonds thft t tied the
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    HOCKEY
    64 8 O.K. vs. R.A.M.C JJ affl esiaris a"* H^ckey^ti?* 6 the 0ld v c w* 7 1 S e Ham sch«3f°S ,w wva- U E. o iuJ oo f P0u i d:Kiohard fi; K. Yew Hock r and C. G Towers R°c °A h h n ?L®® ck <Capt.) C.
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    ATHLETICS
    27 8 boston Marathon Reuter's Service. John Mile, of Sydn.y jf°* t n April 19 *on the Boston AWfLn 0Va Sc f ia. I ta 2 houra "ZnTiO^J^
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    BOXING
    308 8 Mmager **r Archer Bout Wialley Why Tawide Lo st W aX Pion the fly Many J have Sed SInSK »<*«» try, Pedettai Lt Cve^aMe^° Ck him off h His mast reoent rivX"^" 16 Ver y Filipinos, Vera and h» tWo V«%%X C oute 9 Happy **er~ fe d \yX
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    Flyweight Championship
    114 8 Reuter's Service. At 'he Nation-] Apr 19 twenty rou„ds corL: r lub in a weight championsh n 0!*rL c r; tish fly. the twentieth the rS beat Sooks fight. he reftr stopping the d «Mri" fil?!n t Clark ffood variety of bW s H P pid, y with
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    YACHTING
    671 8 A Busy Week-end Race for GuiHemard Cup The week-end was a Katsly. The handicapJ? y but for an MeSntte nT*' 6 Sealed and wottJd have Sed o ut CUt er s they did out €Ye n closer than the E] a and they raced a w?v V c Cup,
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    LAWN TENNIS
    157 8 lournament YESTERDAY'S RESULTS T A. Singles <*• ch W) SiO 3 *~t Teo Kenf Chong- Thutt Pitt ow'uh., Leng- owe 6, 6—2, 6—l. Scow M B. Singles Sun'oweTs.fe 2 8 beat I- H«« 3 Ta 'ASt n 3 b ~< Tan Che. Hea°rnowe c 5 be <" *rt
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    DULL PLACE FOR SAILORS
    177 8 DULL PL ACE FOR SAILORS to. the «Strai* ant at the Jack if Sf p, c are **dkgm~ of the offered tothe <ceneon FrSav S^ arships aimlessly ab out TH*?*** men wandered dana ng, j©j[ to W?re grained from no fom of discussion as to why tor them f t
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    187 8 The house servants omployed at the Canton te c Sei T> ants employed at the Si^ed t,,€ Sw—f the Cnlin- nW S *>y representatives of 'hevn T the WOrkers For one furnish t^ nffer C an expect master to f th soap for their own use. edTh v° f the
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    RUBBER PROBLEM
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