Malaya Tribune, 27 March 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XV.- •No. 70 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1928
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      12 1 TLORODOR" A> Washing Suiting S V jL\ T VNear HIGH STREET, Singapore.
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    Chang Hsueh-liang
    616 2 THE CHINESE PRINCE OF WALES I Popularity of Chang Tso-lin's Son The "Young General" Chang Hsueh-liang, son of Marshal Chang Tlso-lin, is being made the "spokesman" for the North China military Government. The powers-to-be apparently have decided that young Chang is more likely than anybody else to make
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    15 2 Miss H. D. Leith, of the Education Department, Kuala Lumpur, has resigned from Government service.
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      140 2 THE CHILDREN LIKE THEM. There is no difficulty about administering Baby's Own Tablets, the little laxatives specially devised for infants and little children, because they have no drug taste, are pleasant to look at, and can be eaten like sweets. Furtnermore they are so mild in action that no nausea,
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    Cosmetics
    475 3 NOT A MODERN LUXURY Used by the Idle Rich in Ancient Times -eHkC is Greek word which means Pn Jui m decorat ing" from which the exit n\Z° rd TT etic is derived th Stn nmg u of the ad is "to impart or to improve beauty." •Phryne, she
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    96 3 A "concert" ukulele whose resonant tones may be heard a half a mile away has been perfected by George P. Mossman, master ukulele maktr of Honolulu. The instrument is smaller than a "taro patch" ukulele and has been designed for use on the stage in large audiences. Mossman, th» "Stradivarius
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      295 3 j HARD COU?.T j TENNIS BALL; I (STITCHLESS) I Constructed of the j highest quality materials j and covered with a hard j wearing cloth, the j Slazenger Hard Court' Ball (STITCHLESS) j is unrivalled for lasting and playing properties. This Ball complies in every way with the re- j
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION STATISTICS
    519 4 SIXTH RESTRICTION YEAR British Malayan Exports and Imports of Rubber Trade Figures. Dry Total Total Imports Rubber Latex Exports Foreign Rubber November, .1927 28,277 151 28,428 19,860 December, 1927 32,185 142 32,327 17,865 January, 1928 27,731 165 27,896 16,618 Totals 88,193 458 88,651 54,343 February, 1928 28,813
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      940 5 AUCTION SALE Settlement of Syed Mohamed bin Ahmed Alsagoff, (deceased) Important Auction Sale Of The valuable freehold property known as "Bukit Tunggal" three modern European residences, sixteen shophouses and nineteen building sites situate at THOMSON ROAD, CHANCERY LANE GENTLE ROAD, SINGAPORE. TO BE HELD AT Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and
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      541 5 AUCTION SALE Auction sale of One 2 sealer A. (ACEDES) Motor Car 6-cylinder 1928 model almost new (only run about 500 miles) with spare wheel, tools, etc., To be held at the Saleroom of Messrs. POWELL Co., Ltd., No. 17, Raffles Place, on Wednesday, March 28, at 11 a.m. POWELL
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      316 5 Rapid Advancement and Success What a marvellous change it maKes in life when a poorly paid man suddenly finds a simple and straightforward means of increasing his income! Days of constant self-denial and dread of the future are changed to a bright and happy outlook. To every man this means
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      285 6 B BBSS 15? KSBZSZ2 5225Z5Z**********25? c?5££2J25H5? EMPIRE CSNENAf I From Sunday, March 25. jjj I TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY. g I SUPER PRODUCTION I Miss BOX KWEE ENG. THE GENERAL" jjj (Tai Pho Tian Boon Tin) I The most famous historical picture ever screened. See the tg mysterious
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      213 6 Amusements, ALHAMBRA gj 'PHONE 909 G] J (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd.. Proprietors.> I FROM SUNDAY, MARCH 25. a AT 9 P.M. Jj I 1 A WE TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING jj "Good and Naughty" I A Paramount Super Production S FEATURING 3] POLA NEGRI I WITH 3 I TOM
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      507 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert Bencoolen Street* From Friday, March 23 to Thursday, March 29. First Show at 7.30 Sharp FOREST WEALTH Presented by the New Zeaknd Perpetual Forests Ltd. An Exceptional Super-feature! THE MIRACLE OF TO-MORROW Featuring an invention that will revolutionise the world. THE; ELECTRO-MAN, AN IRONCLAD AUTOMATON. See!
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    134 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, March 27. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Silverspruce 22; Talma 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Hakozaki Maru 18; Kajang 14; Promerh' us 13; Achilles 7. Umpire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Kumsang 30: Azumasan Maru 32; Ansgir {•">; Dortmund
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    43 7 untitled Mayflower Badminton Party is hold first and maiden concert on account shortage of its funds which will not the Party to send a team to Penang g the Easter holidays. The concert held at St. Andrew's School Hall Saturday at 8 p.m.
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    Rubber Association
    931 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Gradual Removal of Restriction Favoured The annual general meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association was held in the Auction Room, New Post Office Buildings, yesterday at 2:15 p.m. Mr. H. S. Godwin presided. There was a fair attendance. The Chairman said:—
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    Pass List
    207 7 KING EDWARD VII COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Final Examination for the Diploma of L.sf .S. Abdul Samat and V. J. Seevaratnam were awarded the L.M.S. Diploma. Fourth Professional Examination C. Arumugam, Lim Eng Cheang, E. S. Monteiro (Dist. Hygiene and Forensic Medicine), Nizamuddin Ahmad. B. 11. Sheares (Dist. Bacteriology).
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    312 7 The following passengers arrived at Singapore per s.s. "Melchior Treub" yesterday:— From Soerabaia.—Mr. Tjio Poo Tbioe, Mr. Ankersmit, Mr. van Bossche, Mr. and Mrs. Meegeren and child, Mr. H. v. d. Maul, Mr. W. Dommering, Mr. A. M. Birchall, Mr Joshio Yoshii, Mr. O. E. Nelson, Mr. Khoo
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    171 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, March 25. Japan's total estimates for the new fiscal year will amount to the sum of Y1,704,000,000. The occasion of the opening ceremony of the Great Commemoration Exhibition for the forthcoming Coronation this autumn was honoured with the presence of H.I.H.
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    EXCHANGES
    71 7 [British Official Wireless] London, March 26. Paris 124 New York 4.8825 Brussels 35 Geneva 25.34 Amsterdam 12.12 Milan 92.40 Berlin 20.41 Stockholm 18.18 Copenhagen 18.21 Oslo 18-285 Vienna 34.69 Prague 164.75 Helsingfors 193.75 Madrid 29.085 Lisbon J 2.125 Athens 368.5 Bucharest 785.5 Rio 5 ***** Buenos Aires 47 *****
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    Bankruptcy Court
    507 7 CHIEF JUSTICE MOTION TO REVIEW Engagement of Auctioneers by Official Assignee In the Supreme Court yesterday the Chief Justice, (Sir William Murison) delivered an important judgment affecting the interests of auctioneers with regard to judgments made by the Bankruptcy Court. The Official Assignee asked for the review of
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    NOTABLE VISITOR
    176 7 Sir Kynaston Studd in Ceylon (From Our Own Correspondent) Colombo, March 18. Just now there is in Ceylon one of the famous members of the Studd family, Sir J. E. Kynaston Studd, the eldest of the three brothers of whom C. T. Studd was the greatest as a
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    NEW RIVER GUNBOATS
    332 7 In connexion with Reuters telegram from Hong Kong which appeared in Saturday's issue of "The Malaya Tribune," stating that H.M.S. "Tern" and "Gannet'' had been assembled at the Navy Yard there and had already departed from Hong Kong for Shanghai for service on the Yangtsze river, it
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    REFUGEES FROM SWATOW
    295 7 Sudden Descent on Singapore CATHOLIC CONVERTS ARRIVE Still More Waiting in China for Passages As mentioned yesterday in our shipping report of the arrival of the British steamer Apoey from Swatow with a number of Chinese refugees consigned to one of the Roman Catholic Missions in the
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    The City Opera
    326 7 THE GARDEN OF KAMA TO-NIGHT Powerful Drama to be Staged For the First Time An Arabian- drama of exceptional merit and significance entitled "The Garden of Kama" will be staged at The City Opera to-night. The management has spent much time and money in the preparation of
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    VICTORIA THEATRE
    207 7 Splendid Presentation by Wilbur Players Last evening at the Victoria Theatre there was another splendid exhibition of acting by the Wilbur Players when they presented that old Singapore favourite, Abie's Irish Rose." The caste was somewhat different from that when it was previously played by the Players in
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    Assizes
    256 7 COUNTERFEITING TRADE MARKS Chinese Shopkeeper SmartlyDealt With Before Mr. Justice Deane at the Assizes yesterday Khoo Kay Chuan was charged with being in possession of instrumenta for counterfeiting trade marks, namely that of John Exshaw No. 1 brandy and of making use of a false trade mark. Mr. T.
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    108 7 Committee No. 6 took the following action at a meeting held on March 20: On the recommendation of the C.P.0., agreed to erect a public lamp in Van Kit Road, a private street, Mr. Dunman dissenting on principle. Agreed to renew the lease, for the period of one
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      320 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT** WANTED Second hand Tipping Waggon*, rails 4,500 feet and a Fordson Engine. Please reply to S. H. T. 31, Kampong Bahru Road. Singapore. SITUATION VACANT. Applications are invited from young ladies who have passed the 7th Standard to fill vacancies in the operating department at the Central Telephone
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      422 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, March 27 ligh Tides.—l:26 a.m., 2:33 p.m. Race Course Golf Club meeting, 6 p.m. Alias the Deacon," Victoria Theatre, 9:30 p.m. To-morrow, March 28 ligh Tides.—2:6 a.m., 3:38 p.m. ralian mail closes, 11 a.m. ving Club annual meeting, Europe Hotel, 5:30 p.m. Rain," Victoria Theatre, 9:30 p.m.
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    31 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mr. A. Pinto and family thank their relatives and friends who kindly attended the funeral of the late Martha Pinto and to those who sent wreaths.
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    CHINESE IMMIGRATION
    924 8 On the second reading of the Immigration Bill, at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council, Mr. S. J. Chan made an excellent maiden speech throwing some doubt on the wisdom of vesting complete authority over immigration in the Governor-in-Council. Mr. Chan went into the question very thoroughly. Unemployment
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    168 8 We have much pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of the Winter Oriental Travelogue emanating from the American Express Company. Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng beg to announce that the sale cf "Bukit Tunggal Estate,'' advertised to be held on Wednesday (to-morrow), has been postponed and will be held at a date
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    JAPANESE BISHOP HERE
    225 8 Earnest Addresses Delivered Bishop Nakata of the Japanese Holiness Church has been making a tour of the South Seas and arrived here on Saturday morning on his return trip to Japan. On Sunday <he spoke at five different sirvice-s and last night addressed a full house at
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    ALHAMBRA THEATRE
    92 8 Pola Negri in "Good and Naughty An excellent programme to suit all taste.s is being given at the Alhambra Theatre this week. The top-notcher is "Good and Naughty," a charming film starring that even more charming actress, Pola Negri. This film is somewhat different from the ordinary run
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    MR. DALY'S CONDITION
    79 8 European Still Unconscious in Hospital Latest reports state that Mr. W. H. Daly, the Ejrop an who was found lying unconscious be-ide his motor-car in New Keppel Road on thi afternoon cf March 23. is still unconscious, in the General Hospital. It is stat.d that Mr. Daly
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    DUEL IN A VILLA
    49 8 Reuter's Service. Geneva, March 26. In the course of a quarrel at the villa of the Hungarian representative to the League of Nations, M. Szabo, a Hungarian valet, attacked with a cudgel an American chauffeur, John Coates, who shot his opponent dead with a revolver.
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    JUGO SLAV TREATY
    39 8 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Belgrade, March 26. The Jugo-Slav Press forecasts that immediately after the ratification of the Nettuno Pact Italy will provoke a breach of Italo-Jugo-Slav relations and proclaim a customs union between Italy and Albania.
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    WHALERS LOST
    44 8 Reuter's Service. Moscow, March 27. Ten Norwegian whaling vessels were lost in a recent gale in the White Sea. Forty five members of their crews were saved but the fate of the remainder is unknown. Soviet lifeboats were sent to their rescue.
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    WARSHIP DAMAGED
    52 8 Reuter's Service. Balboa, March 26. The aircraft carrier Lexington has arrived here after having traversed the Panama Canal in twelve hours. Several heavy concrete lamp-posts and a strong guard rail beside some of the locks were demolished by the warship whose sides, owing to her enormous size, were
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    ANOTHER PLANE CARRIER
    156 8 H. M. Aircraft Carrier Captain A. R. Palmer, R.N., arrived at Singapore or. Sunday from the China Station (Hong Kong) and proceeded to the oil wharf at Keppel Harbour. The "Argm" left Hong Kong on the 20th inst., and is bound to the United Kingdom via Colombo.
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    71 8 The small steamer "Min" formerly belonging to the Sarawak Steam Navigation Company, arrived at Singapore on Sunday from Miri. She has been bought by the Straits Steamship Company and will go into dock for a thorough overhaul before starting on her new work. On the way across to Miri on
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    162 8 The office bearers of the Eo Ho H Club for the year 1928 are as follows Honorary President, Mr. Tan Kah K. President, Mr. Lim Nee Soon; Vice-P dent, Poh Poo Yong; Hon. Secretary. 6< Ek Inn; Asst. Hon. Secretary. Snj? Ch< Yee; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Lim
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    THE BISHOP FETED
    45 8 (From Our Own Corresponds Ipoh, March 27. Bishop and Mrs. Roberts have at a series of functions in herak. Bishop officiated before CTOWOj gations on Sunday, confirming gui candidates. He wil: be given a reception at the Town Hall here t -m
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    CHUA BANKRUPTCY
    82 8 (From Our Own Correspon Ipoh, March 27. An echo of the bankruptcy of Company, sharebrok.rs, nu Supreme Court yesterday v. Anchant, of Ipoh, applied f r a order against Oh Geng H a alleged senior partner of th debt of $9,331 borrowed against shar* securities of which Mr.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    77 8 From China and Japan by s.s. [nasi Maru, due at Singapore to-nvrrow. From Holland and Germany m Christiaan Huygens, due at >intr a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by 5..-. X due at Singapore at 6 p.m. fco-atorr From China and Japan by s.s. Kashima Maru, due at
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    438 8 Sunday, March L& The following had the hone jr of din Government House:— The Hon. Dr. R. O. Win-tedt and Mrs. Winstedt, Flight Lieut. Carnegie, F Lkut. WiggLsworth, Mr. a: d Mrs. Gard Commander Notley and Mr. and Mrs. A v Stokes. After dinner His Excellency and Lady
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    DISTRESS IN MINING AREAS
    284 9 Permanent Loss Of Work OVER 200,000 MEN IN JEOPARDY Sfiious Admission by Minister of Health [British Official Wireless] London. March 26. I: he House of Commons, Mr. Ramsay M raised the question of the dis;r, II the mining areas of South Wales. >! Neville Chamberlain, Minister
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    "EMPIRE" DEFINED BY HERTZOG
    159 9 Neutrality a Breach Of Faith DOMINION'S POSITION IN FABRIC Reuter's Service. Capetown, March 26. Th» Assembly continued the debate on the report of the Imperial Conference. General Hertzug replying to General Smut declared that he merely desired to emphasize that 3 rth Africa had a right
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    Airplane wireless
    125 9 LONG DISTANCE FLYING EQUIPMENT Regulations Not Desirable [British Official Wireless] London, March 26. The Secretary for Air was asked in the House of Commons when he would confer the introduction of legislation makit compulsory for all aeroplanes tak,n? r from Great Britain with the ob- rt flying any
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    THE "BIGGEST" MAN
    47 9 Reuter's Service. New Haven, March Zb. T ale University Seniors in a vote 'biggest man" in the world ar first place to Colonel Lindbergh -olini a close second, undergraduates, by a vote of 143 a r 114, resolved that prohibition Rarrr> -i college life.
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    LIEUT. KINKEAD'S DEATH
    269 9 Not Due To Fumes of Fuel SPECIAL REPORT TO CORONER Reuter's Service. [British Official Wireless] London, March 26. The suggestion that Flight Lieutenant Kinkead, who met his death while making a speed test at Calshot, might have been overcome by fumes from a special fuel which he
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    EMPIRE TRADE TO AUSTRALIA
    168 9 Commission Of Inquiry THE DEVELOPMENT OF MIGRATION [British Official Wireless] London, March 26. Mr. Amery, Secretary for the Dominions,, announced in the House of Commcns that at the request of the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia arrangements had now been made for a Commission consisting
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    EXECUTIONS IN CHINA
    90 9 More Atrocities Committed in Changsha Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Hankow, March 27. The military authorities continue their wholesale executions of alleged Communists. The executions between March 15 and 21 totalled fifty-six. A similar state of affairs exists at Changsha. In the meantime the Reds continue their terrorism
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    GERMAN ELECTIONS
    37 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, March 26. The Cabinet proposed to President yon Hindenburg to hold the elections on May 20 Berlin, March 26. Duesseldorf Democrats have offered exChancellor Wirth a place in their candidates' list.
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    WAR-DEBT PAYMENTS
    48 9 [Ilavas Age-cy] Paris, March 24. L'Echo de Paris announces that negotiations have started between France and Great Britain and France and the United States with view to the repayments respectively of £8.000,000, and $30,000,000. out of war debts during the fiscal year of 1928 and 1929.
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    GERMAN BIRTH RATE
    25 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, March 26. The fall of the birth rate in Germany will form the subject of a scientific investigation.
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    SENDING ARMS TO CHINA
    322 9 Soviet Refuses To Prohibit PURELY A MATTER FOR THE CHINESE Reuter's Service. Moscow, March 27. The Soviet Government, replying to a Japanese proposal, that the Soviet join in the decision of the Powers as regards the banning of the import of arms into China, says that
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    LORD CUSHENDUN'S PROPOSALS
    143 9 Washington Keeps Silent DISADVANTAGES TO AMERICA Reuter's Service. Washington, March 26. No official comment is forthcoming on Lord Cushendun's latest naval plan but it is pointed out that a reduction in the size of capital ships would weaken the strategic value of the American fleet. It is
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    Big Shipping Scheme
    132 9 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AGREEMENT Co-operation With Famous Hansa [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, March 26. A big Bremen shipping co-operation scheme came to fruition at yesterday's general meeting of the Hansa concern when the two million marks of shares remaining after the shareholders' allotment of new stock were handed
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    GENERAL MOTORS BOOM
    71 9 Reuter's Service. New York, March 26. Another day's frenzied dealing occurred on the Stock Market, in which all records were brojcen over four and a quarter million shares changing hands. General Motors soared to a new peak at a price of 199. Numerous other substantial increases were
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    TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT
    390 9 German Airmen Begin SECRET DASH TO IRELAND Bremen Ready for the Big Attempt Reuter's Service. Berlin, March 26. The Junkers monoplane, "Bremen," piloted by Koehl with a mechanic named Spindler and carrying as a passenger Baron Yon Huenefeld, left Tempelhofer Aerodrome for Baldonnel, Ireland, from -which it will
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    STOCK EXCHANGE SUICIDE
    90 9 Rubber Merchant Dies WIFE IN A CRITICAL CONDITION Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, March 26. A great sensation in Stock Exchange and society circles was caused by the news that Madame Van Eeghen, niece of Sir Henri Deterding, rubber magnate, who was the only woman member of the Stock
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    Telegrams in Brief
    188 9 Reuter's Service. London, March 26. The death of Mr- Bertram Giles, former Consul-General at Nanking, is announced. Washington, March 26. The Brazilian Government has paid the United States Navy Department $4,113,000 for the reconstruction of the Brazaiian battleships Minas Geraes and Sao Paulo. New York, March 26.
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      172 9 GILBEY'S a GINS jft I I are j s Ln Ml ionmi» UK "1 1 GUARANTEED 1 PURE llfjf I I OLD TOM I A and DRY I For Guaranteed I Goodness. Say 1 I |J Gilbeys S SOLE AGENTS: S I GUTHRIE CO., LTD. I ,C (Incorporated in the
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    THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    1836 10 Immigration Bill Discussed MR. CHAN'S MAIDEN SPEECH Dignified Criticism o r Present Proposals When the second reading of the Bill to restrict, in certain circumstances, the immigration of labourers into the Colony and to provide for the removal from the Colony of prohibited immigrant labourers was brought
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    Mr. Guy Clarke
    931 10 .INTERESTS OF SHIPPING COMPANIES Responsibility for the Return of Passengers Mr. G. C. Clarke said he quite agreed with the necessity for having this Bill ready in cast it was required, but he would like to support Mr. Chan in what he had said as to the
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    ORCHARD ROAD SMASH
    79 10 European Accused Before Second Magistrate The fatal motor accident which occurred in Orchard Road on the night of March 18, involving the death of a European named W. Balfour, was re-called this morning when W. Mann, the European who is alleged to have been driving the Buick
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    OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLES
    136 10 Solution of Number 64 The following is the solution of Crossword No. 64, entries for, which closed at 12 noon to-day. In Thursday's issue of The "Malaga Tribune" the results and the solution with Crossword No. 66 will be published. Across:—2. My; 3. Low; 6. EC; 8.
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    Sporting News
    220 10 Football HUDDERSFIELD AND SHEFFIELD Another Drawn Game at Goodison Park Reuter's Service. London, March 26. The Semi-final replay between Sheffield United and Huddersfield Town resulted in a goalless draw after extra time had been played. The match was played on the Everton ground. The great struggle between these
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    BAREFOOTED PLAYERS FOR SINGAPORE
    184 10 Ceylonese Team to Visit Malaya (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, March 18. Mr. P. G. de Silva is making arrangements for the long postponed visit of a team of barefooted football players to Singapore. It is expected that a team of 14 will leave Colombo en
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    Yahya's XI Defeat A Dias* XI
    147 10 A good crowd witnessed Sunday's match at the J.C.S A. ground between Yahya's XI and Anthony Dias' XI hi which the former emerged winners by five goals to two. From the start Yahya's XI was clearly the better side, and it was not more
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    Mr. Kirn's Selections to Play St. Joseph's
    53 10 The following have been chosesn to represent Mr. Kim's eleven in a friendly match with the St. Joseph's Institution to-day at the latter's ground:—vAh Kow; Teng Seng, Thet Siong; Ah Hwe?, Swee Chiang, Ah Chew; Ah Theoh, Ah Bee, Kwee Liang, Yong Quee
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    Thomson Road B.P.s Junior Championship
    39 10 The following is the result of the Junior Tournament of the Thomson Road Badminton Party. Champion: Tan Quee Leng. Runner-up: Tay Paul. The medals were presented by M. Syed, the Captain of the Party.
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    Hull City and Southend Get Away Points
    45 10 [Reuters Service] London, March 26. The following are the results of matches played to-day. Second Division Fulham 0, Hull City 2. Third Division (S.S.) Charlton Ath. 1, Southend Utd. 2. Third Division (NJ.) Halifax Town 1, Southport 0.
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    Juveniles to Play Against S.R.C.
    78 10 The following players have been selected to represent the Juvenile Badminton Party against the S.R.C. in a friendly game of r.occer at their Club's ground on Wednesday (to-morrow), at 5 p.m. sharp: Teo Ban Teck, Ho Tow Pew, Wong Ah Chan, Tan Kim Hock, Yeo
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    A. A. Dias’ XI vs. Aston Athletic Club
    75 10 The following have been selected to represent A. A. Dias' XI in a friendly game of soccer against the Aston Athletic Club at the S.C.F.A. ground, to-morrow:—Ng Cheng Koon; Peter Dias, Ratnam; Yeo Chwee Song, S. G. Samy (Capt.), Ng Peng Kiang;
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    Bendemeer A.C. to Play Raffles Institution
    74 10 The following have been chosen to represent the Bendemeer Athletic Club against the Raffles Institution in a friendly soccer game this afternoon on the latter's ground:—Choo Quee; Way Kow, Boon Hup; Gek Soo, Swee Thye, Swee Chiang; Peng Swee, Kay Poh, Kwee Liang, Gim
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    BADMINTON
    154 10 Siew Sin Sia Defeated by Rangers in Close Contest In a friendly match at the Siew Sin Sia's court yesterday afternoon, the Rangers defeated the homeside by a narrow margin of 3 games to 2. The following are the results (Rangers' names mentioned first): Singles: Yeo Thiam Soon lost
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    Chinese Friendly Association Defeat Novices
    114 10 The results of the friendly match between the Chinese Friendly Association and the Novice Badminton Party, played at the former's courts on Sunday last, are as follows:— Doubles Lim Bah Lee and Choo Lye Huat (C.F.A.) beat Cho Tan Jong and Voon Thiam Joon (N.8.P.),
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    J.B.P. Singles Championship's Results
    99 10 The following were the results in the first rcund of th° S-'ngles Championship of the Juvenile Badminton Party, which was played la»t week: Tan Swee Wah beat Lim Yew Wee, 15—1, 15—1. Teo Ban Teck beat Chiang Kow Kia, 15—6, 15—13. Tan P *ng Cheow beat
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    HOCKEY
    81 10 R.A.M.C. Soundly Trounced at Anson Road A good and keenly contested game was the outcome of the meeting of the V.M.C.A. and the R.A.M.C. yesterday at the Association's ground. After a hard fought game, the V.M.C.A. ran out winners by five clear goals. At half time the Association led
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    Last Game of V.M.C.A. This Season
    71 10 The last game of the »oason w jh De played on Thursday at the V.M.C.A. ground between the V.M.C.A. and the Police. The following will represent the V.M.C.A.:— A. G. Foote, R. Lyne, E. G. Wheatley; V. Xavier, G. W. Carlyle, D. K. Samy;
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION
    88 10 Results of Various Sports Competitions The results of the 1927 tournaments of j the Chinese Association are as follows:— Championship Ping Pong:—l, Mr. Kiong Woon Kiew; 2, Mr. Tan Ah Hung. Ping-Pong Handicap:—l, Mr. Lim Kee Leng; 2, Mr. Chua Cheng Lim. Billiards Handicap:—l, Dr. Loh Poon Lip;
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    TENNIS
    176 10 Yesterday's Results at S.( Tournament Profession Pairs C. E. Hudson and A. T. We gv R. B. Gotch and G. F. Stringf' finished. G. Johnstone and A. G. Hay vs. p tishill and H. W. St. George, w.o. R. B. B. Donnell and A. A. A. vs. M. Wardell
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    Yesterdays Results al Tatiglin Club
    57 10 Mixed Doubles Open Green and Mrs. Freyberg b.a* U„ r Mrs. Gardner, 6—4, fr—1. Hall and Mrs. Laing beat Mr. a d ,\J Salmond, 6—1, 6 —1. Bateman and Mrs. Franklin beat .M ii-. n and Mrs. Cullem, 6—1, 6—2. Mr. and Mrs. Hansell beat
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    ROWING
    237 10 S.Y.C. Arrangements For 192S Season Mr. T. H. Stone, Captain of Boats, presided at a meeting at the Singaj V. Club yesterday to discuss arrangements f rowing during the coming season. The programme for 1928 provides for regattas on May 5, June 23. August 4, Oi-tohtr 13 and December
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING
    338 10 Championship Tourney For Singapore Titles A weight-lifting competition to tie ide th" champions for the various classes s .-t., 9 St., 10 St., list, and 12s»t. was held the residence of Mr. Lee Peck Hoon. N wt< Road, on Friday and Saturday. A crowd of over two huundred spectators.
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    25 10 The Peking papers report untitled leading merchants in Tientsin and Sh: are planning the establish!,, nt ol a tion service between Shanghai an 1 tsin.
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    Company Meeting
    1009 11 X W>ELLA RUBBER ESTATE, LIMITED The Prime Minister's Bomb Shell eighteenth ordinary annual general of Radella Rubber Estate, Ltd., eld at 4 Fort Road, Malacca, on Mr. T. F. Anderson Pole presidr the usual preliminaries the Chairman said: U men, report and accounts have been in ands for
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    60 11 According to the "Hankow Herald," the Kuominchun Headquarters in Hankow has received an order from Marshal Feng Yuhsiang forbidding all Kuominchun soldiers to smoke cigarettes. The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders
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      326 11 TO-NIGHT! TUESDAY, MARCH 27. I TO-NIGHT! B NEW WOULD SHOW p VARIED ATTRACTIONS—KELANTAN MAX YONG THE CITY OPERA Presents To-night GARDEN OF KAMA" A super production of extraordinary interest. Special Scenes—Costly Arabian Costumes —Appropriate Music. BE AT YOUR SEATS EARLY—CURTAIN 9 P.M. SHARP. N.B.—Thursday March 29, One whole Vaudeville Night
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      160 11 I The Karikal Trading Company, I 5 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I 9 )j 88, North Bridge Road, (Adelpbi Hotel Building) cj 1 SUPPLIERS OF GENT'S AND I j LADIES OUTFITS. I I Goods of latest fashion in stock. I New shipments received regularly. Guaranteed for a Lifetime KREMENTZ BUTTONS will
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      113 11 NOC PILLS For your BODY MIND A REAL, SAFE AND SURE HELP AND CURE for Neurasthenia, Anaemia, Debility Weakness, Overwork and Impotency. Obtainable at all Chemists. AGENTS: G. H. SLOT Co., Ltd., PENANG SINGAPORE. HARI RAYA PUASA We have just unpacked special goods only for Hari Raya Puasa consisting of:
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    UNFAITHFUL HUSBANDS
    257 12 To Divorce or Not is the Question British women arc ranged in two campo on the question whether the unfaithful husband should be divorced or held by the suffering wife. The division is the outcome of an article in a prominent Sunday paper in which Miss Mary Bordeh,
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    25 12 Orders for week ending Sunday, April 1, 1928. Thursday, March 29,—Band Practice, Headquarters 5:15 p.m. Friday, March SO.—Ambulance Class. Headquarters 5:15 p.m.
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    "On This Day___"
    310 12 "On This Day John Bright died of Bright's Disease on March 27. 188!«. The coincidence in name of the statesman and disease is curious, but no more. Bright's Disease was not named after John Bright any more than Addison's Disease was after Dr. Christopher Addison, the former Minister of Health.
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      189 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for April 1, 1928. To-day, March 27 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "A" (M.G.) Company, Meeting—Officers and N.C.O.'s. 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall, No. 9 Platoon "C" Scottish Coy., Platoon Parade. 5:15 p.m.—Malay Drill Hall, Malay Coy. Recruits Parade. To-morrow, March 28 5:15 p.m.—Drill Hall. S.
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    Generosity Monument
    447 13 FRATERNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Japan Invests U.S. Red Cross Relief Fund A lasting monument to the generosity of the American people in coming to the aid of stricken Japan following the great earthquake of 1923 is nearing completion in tne slums of Tokyo. It is the Fraternity Memorial Hospital
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      236 13 I HUDSON WAGONS AKEttBRITISHjMADE BORNEO CO., I Penang. Teluk Anson Alor Star I/ Miles i>t r Dollar j FIRESTOAM TIRE RUBBER Co. (S.S.) LTD. Hon g Ko„ g Bunk Chambers SINGAPORE 'Ph.ne37 4 (>/errava//ot > tonic I I 00mmmmkWkwmmm (Bark and Iron Wine) Stimulates the appetite. Strengthens the Nerves. j=
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      622 14 PUBLIC NOTICES TENDERS. Tenders are invited for reconstruction of Retaining Wall in Reinforced Concrete at Chettv Temple at Keong Siak Road. Tenders close at noon on Thursday, otn A The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Messrs. SWAN MACLAREN, Architects, Hong Kong Bank Chambers. TENDERS. Tenders will be received
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      384 14 SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—Competent Asiatic Building Overseer. Apply stating salary required to Superintending Civil Engineer, H. M. Naval Base, Singapore. TO LET TO LET—A shophouse, 18 market Street. Apply 17 Market Street. TO LET—From Ist March, 1928, terrace houses Nos. 8, 9 and 10 Chapel Road. Water laid on. Apply to
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      453 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109. Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Hir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9,
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      538 14 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,545,666 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J.
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      547 14 insurance the SCUTR S3lm? BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Finlayson Green. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Established 1907. HEAD OFFICE: 58, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. Paid-up Capital $2,000,00( Surplus
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      164 14 Vmm \scr THE EASTERN UNITEP ASSURANCE CORPORATION LOHTED. (Incorporated in the S s HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. 2nd Floor of No. 3, Malacra Street, Singapore. Thone Nos. 3046 and 3047. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. See Teong Wah, Esq. (Chairman). Gaw Khek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman). Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Koh San Hin,
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      423 15 I STEAMER SAILINGS P, 0. BRITISH INDIA AND AOOA R LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM N WIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) OUTWARDS from LONDON For China Japan Tonnage Singapore 1928 <£ar 9,000 Apr 6
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      422 15 __STEAMER SAILINGS I THE STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING COMPANY. REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE Singapore, Soerabaia Bandjermasin S.S. HOCK SENG Ist April. Sailing 4th April 1928. STRAITS BORNEO TRADING CO., 12 13, Boat Quay, Singapore. 'Phone 3373 562. HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Including HUGO STINNES LINTEN and DAMPFSCHIFFS— GESELLSCHAFT (Companies Incorporated in Germany) Passenger and
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      753 15 STEAMER SAILINGS N <MU>DEUTSCHEfi Vl Jfc j (Incorporated 1\ in Germany.) The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI I AND JAPAN. t ANSGIR due Spore Mar 27 t ALSTER due Spore Apr 19 FOR MANILA, JAPAN AND NORTH CHINA PORTS. t HAI MON due Spore
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      472 15 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO MARSEILLES LONDON Tonnage Destination m.« a.v Kashima Mara 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp HakoneM.ru 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, London?A'«rs SuwaM.ru 11,000 Naples, Marseilles, FushuniM.ru 11,000 Naples, Marseilles, M 7 Hakozaki Maru 10,500 Naples, Marseille,, HakusanMarn 10,000 Naples, Marseilles, fSSSl'te B o M-seilles, London, tZ 21
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