Malaya Tribune, 26 April 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVI. No. 96 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday, April 26, 1929.
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      134 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. yOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. "Ny Carlsberg Beer" MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs M Rest Houses throughout I I Straits Settlements and the y|R S Malay States. Said by all First Class dealers I 1 I I J in Singapore. ijwlt I s Dj I
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      214 1 "FLORODOR" Washing: Suitings /W F °r Tropical Wear HIGH STREET, v Singapore. j Crosse 8 Blackwell's I in a tin of Crosse Blackwell's j 1 Essence or Chicken you get just the real, 1 Il2|il[S&'J R ut rem ember that when buying I I invalid foods, it is most important
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    The Social Evil in Malaya.
    1251 2 ATTITUDE OF THE MASSES. Further Comments of Bishop Ferguson-Davie. In a fuTther letter to the Editor of "British Malaya" (London), the Rt. Rev. Bishop C. G. Ferguson-Davie says: Sir—l feel that you will not wish another long letter in answer to the reply by the
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      148 2 |f WIMM A Gold Medal awarded at the Medical Examination in Cairo 1928. OF ALL CHEMISTS STORES. S. Ft. SASSOON, No 98, Robinson Road Sole Agent :—S.S. F.M.S 1 THE ROBINSON PIANO S I COMPANY, LIMITED. CALL AT OUR SHOWROOM FOR A DEMONSTRATION. S g THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD.
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      229 2 Cure Sore Throat and prevent dangerout infectious diseases by taking Formamint. Give Formamint to your family too. It will destroy the germs in mouth and throat before they can do any harm. FORMAMINT lONLYI ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER AVAILABLE i HURRY UP TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Buy Now "ODEON" Brown Label
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    535 3 Fraser's Report. Messrs. Fraser Co., Singapore, in their weekly report dated April 23, state: The price of Tin during the has declined further and although the Bull group at home are reported to be supporting prices at the lower level, the market appears to have very little
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    Lyall and Evatt's Report.
    434 3 Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Singapore, in their weekly report dated April 24, state: The metal market has been very uninteresting and quiet, with values easing still further. The tin market has been extremely weak, prices touching new low levels at under £200 though a substantial recovery
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    68 3 Under the auspices of Bahau "Dunlon" Club, a dance and social evning will be held on Saturday, May 4. Besides danciner thTe w ll be bridsre and billiards, and supper will be served. It is proposed March 10. the 21th anniversary of tho Battle of Mukden in the Russo-Japanese War.
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      244 3 'Vvxxte^o 'Phone 3463. Imperial THE an« leading Comnercial Firms. Sole Agents DUNCAN ROBERTS, LTD (Dept. M.T.), 137. Cecil Street, Singapore. ARRIVED 10 INCH DOUBLE SIDFD "BANNER" RECORDS 6097. A. My lilue Heaven. Fox-Trot, Vocal. B. I Wonder How You're Spending Your Evenings Now. H2OO. A. Sally Of My Dreams. (Mother
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      496 3 EDUCATIONAL THE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 74 5, BRAS BASAH ROAD. NEW DAY CLASSES FROM MAY 1. for London Chamber of Commerce, Institute of dook-keepers deg. F. 8.1. Institute of Commerce, deg. F.C.I Corporation of Accountants, deg. A.C.R.A CCS f Certified Secretaries deg. 'Academical Dress for Fellows of I.C. .-own, Hood
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    TRAVESTY OF MALAYA.
    1243 4 "The Chinese Bungalow." Thank goodness that someone hai had the gumption to protest against the travesty of Malayan life given in "The Chinese Bungalow," a story by Maria Osmond that seems popular at Home both as a play and a film. It was first published as a
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    22 4 This incongruity, together with one or two others to which our contributor refers, has been rectified since this article was written. —Editor.
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      373 4 Bring out UK bidden hmm f Charm I T 0611 y° u y° ur best if J X X not nn g out A* best I I Beautiful hair is simply healthy, we//- I nourished hair. The roots rr tit not I I be starved. If you want your nair
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      114 4 TO HELP YOU f Lr in the Intelligent Selection of a Motor that will pro- perly Fit your Boat and Best Serve your Boating 1 Needs, Write or Ring us up. E I We. are the Agents for j>. I KERMATH MARINE MOTORS I And can Furnish you with Full
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      306 4 When Your Child is Feverish. Among the anixieties which worry mothers are those spells of feverishne3S that come every now and then to upset the normal healthy life of almoet every child. Obviously the little one is unwell; but what precisely is the matter?—that is the problem. The answer almost
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      184 4 I GUARD AM.VS, c AILMENTS 1 a COLD, DAMP ana f 1 m *f nguttt use of 3 11VALDA 1 J 1 PASTILLES I j C BOn Sale at all Ch, I Er Druggists M ffi INSIST en the box, M I ft the name VALOA M Q Sole Agent*.
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    INDIAN NEW YEAR.
    230 5 Celebration in Miri. (Contributed.) The Indian community in Miri, Sarawak, celebrated their New Year's day (Sukiia Year) on April 13 in quite a fitting manner. The Sarawak Oilfields having granted half-a-day's holiday, the celebrations, heralded by the outburst of crackers, began at midday. At 8.30 p.m. a
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    MARKET PRICES.
    444 5 Singapore, April 22. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 50 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist qnality) kati 52 Mutton Indian lb. 65 Mutton Australian lb. 56 Fowl, kati 64 Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks, each 1.15 Pigeon, domestic,
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    40 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for d a ,nA nd m? eylon to da y is 153 equal to $100 The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon i s Rs 156 equal to $100.
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      279 5 BEAUTY CULTURE. Nobody need be ugly any longer can mould your face according V your liking. Apply Professor c|o Malay Tribune. I Mllenbnrgs I I Foods j I Made from the purest milk I S of cows pastured in the home I I counties, the 'AUenburys* 1 k Foods are
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      564 5 WET ECZEMA ON mm In Pimples, Hair Had to Be Cut. Cuticura Healed. "My little girl was troubled with wet eczema. It broke out in pimples behind her ears and on her scalp and caused her to scratch. The pain was so bad that it kept her awake at night.
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      310 6 Ml. in use m ents. ALHAMBRAI I 'PHONE 6909 (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) 1 PROGRAMME S g Commencing Wednesday, April 24 I and ending Monday, April 29. g s D IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. fl I I I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I I "ANNIE
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      537 6 GAIETY CINEMA SURINA THEITRF Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets. North Bridge Road. 'Phon N mf m (181. FROM FRIDAY. APRIL 26 TO THURSDAY, FROM WEDNESDAY APRIL 24 Tt MAY 2. APfalL 33 S AT 9 P. M. AT 9 P.M. SHARP. International News. pathe g*zetit TOW SERVICE (Gumps Comedy.) BILL
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    124 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, April 26. ■eel Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). M. Troub 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). karmala IS; G. G. Roume 14; Larut 10; Anchises—Astyanax 6. Hmpire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). of Khartoum 31; Chifuku Maru 34: aertosono 37. Empire lWk (Entrance Gate 4).
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    91 7 untitled took place in Bangkok on ol Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Edema, lady vv d N Ede™*- The deceased her 10 "angkok from Singapore with to a over a year ago, with a view return n T* 4, but was never aDI to Her husband arrived in November Mrs X,? Wa>
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    KAMASAN RUBBER.
    801 7 Paying Out a Little More. of i£. T Cnth nnual eneral meeting of the Kamasan Rubber Company, Ltd was held at the registered office cf the company, No 1 Embankment? Kuala Lumpur, on April 23, the chairman, Mr At Kennawa y. presiding. h a ?i k the j
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    BOAT QUAY ASSAULT.
    86 7 Four Sikh Jagas Involved. One of three Sikhs who were charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a compatriot was fined $200 by the District Judge (Mr. C. H. G. Clarke) yesterday. The second accused was bound over for six months, and the third accused was discharged.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1463 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. Singapore, April 26. Old Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $345 Old Siam Rice 2 White Pepper 103 0 0 Old Siam Rice 3 JgJ Muntok White Pepper 109.00 Old Siam Rice 4 J3°6 Johore Black Pepper New Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $310 Mixed Black
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    147 7 The City Opera. Commencing from to-morrow night the City Opera will be seen in an entirely new when an Arabian play, "The Grand Vizier of Baghdad," produced by Noonmim-Ainmim and Syed Junied bin Ahmad Aljunied, will be staged, new scenery, stage settings and beautiful costumes having been promised.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    87 7 The Japanese steamer Morioka Maru had 300 sheep and goats when she arrived from Calcutta yesterday. The O.S.K. steamer "La Plata Maru" is due on Sunday from Kobe, Yokkaichi, Yokohama and Hong Kong, and as sailing for Colombo, Durban, Cape Town, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo and Buenos
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    ARRIVALS.
    197 7 Karmala," Brit., 5,679 tons. Capt. Siggens, from Yokohama, 25-4; for London, 26-4. Sibajak," Dut, 7,086 tons, Capt. Boon, from Sourabaya, Semarang and Batavia, 26-4; for Rotterdam, 26-4. "Lipis," Brit., 460 tons, Capt. Lefem, from Kuantan, 25-4; for Kuantan, date uncertain. Sado Maru," Jap., 3,628 tons, Capt. Chino, from Bombay,
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      885 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE—Steel Cooking Range. In good condition. Any reasonable offer accepted. Inspection invited. V.M.C.A., Orchard Road. WANTED—Students to take up individual tuition in the afternoons in Bookkeeping and Shorthand under an experienced commercial teacher. Apply m person to Mr. Nair, 10, Kirk Terrace. This week's issue of The
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      431 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day. April 26. Tjdes.—o.l9 pm. 11.51 p.m. S&.H: (Div. I), S.C.F.A. v. S.R.C, Stadium. iVarfKk Co.: Airy Noth,n S s > Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, April 27. H, e h Tide -0.53 p.m. 55 Leon* Kok, Visitors Day 4 p.m. Rob..-™ and Co. annual meeting noon. w
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      80 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. (By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) KANDANG KERBAU STATION. For the 24 hours ending midnight, April 25. detr. Maximum shade temperature 85 F, Minimum shade temperature 75 F. Mean shade temperature 79.1 F. Maximum c un radiation 122 F. Minimum grass radiation 73 F. Soa temperature (maximum)
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    DEATH.
    44 8 LOW—Mrs. Low Puay Kirn, nĕe Teo Shanghai, age 31, at her residence No. 7, Lorong B, St. George's Road, Singapore, on Tuesday, April 23, 1929. Funeral will take place on Sunday, April 28, 1929, at 10 a.m. to Bukit Brown Cemetery. Deeply regretted.
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    THE CONNEMARA COMEDY.
    801 8 Is it comedy or tragedy? Whichever it may be, it is not yet finished. A substantial element among the shareholders in Connemara, Ltd., having defeated the merger scheme by which their property was to ba incorporated with Allenby, Kundong and Balgownie as one undertaking, with a London
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    135 8 The usual cinema performance will be held at the V.M.C.A. this evening at 8.30 when "Chang" will be screened. The three new Cadets for Malacca are Messrs. A. D. York (stationed at Malacca Town), L. S. Freer (Jasin) and L. Boyd (Alor Gajah). His colleagues of the General Hospital and
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    JOHORE JOTTINGS.
    1045 8 Judge's Strictures Arouse Resentment. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, April 24. I hear that the strictures of Mr. Justice McCabe Reay at the opening of the Law Courts, and the comments of the local press following their publication, have been badly received in high official circles, and
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    Rubber Magnates Meet.
    122 8 R.G.A. CHAIRMAN'S VlE\y s 1.R.1, and Plantation Research. (Reuter's Service.) London, Apri] 21 At the annual general meet ng of Rubber Growers' Association the v.naim** Mr. William Duncan, doubted *4»etaertZ abolition of Restriction would check diminish the increased produe' f 1 Dutch East Indies. tbe Rubber road-ways
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    PRINCE HENRY’S VISIT TO HONG KONG.
    168 8 Chinese and Japanese Gifts. (Reuter's Service.) Hong Kong, April S After luncheon at Government Mouse the Japanese Consul, on behalf of Marauis Okuma, proprietor of a Tokyo new<n a L presented H.R H. the Duke or Gloolm*s with an album containing pictures of place?
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    "THE MERRY GO-ROUND."
    68 8 Warwick Revue Company. "The Merry Go-Round" presented by ihe Warwick Revue Company at the Vieton Theatre last night proved another of those light-hearted revues which Singapore audiences seem to enjoy. In Selwyn Driver, Gladys Voile, Rex Burchell, Eileen Dawn, Edgar Warwick, Enid Nicholson, etc., the company possesses
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    73 8 From Europe, (London mails despatched April 4), ex B. I. "Rohna" will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 9.45 a.m. to-morrow. From France by "Sphinx," duo at Singapore at 7 a.m. on Sunday, tho 28th infant From China and Japan
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    212 8 It is officially announced in Batavia that the King of Siam and his so ing of fifty-five persons, wfll an in -lava in July. His many friends will regret to hear of the death on Wednesday of Mr Ong Guan Hock, youngest brother of Mr. Ore Guan Chye, at the
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    34 8 Latest Quotation-. RUBFER. London:—9 13/16d. New York:—19Vz cents (0 Singapore:—cents. TIN. x): London: —Spot £201 5s .I'j 45?)3 months! buyers £203 «f < do sellers £203 5s (down Singapore:—$101.25. (175 ton* so»
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    AMERICA’S NAVAL PROPOSALS.
    55 9 France Objects. FRICTION OF TONNAGE F ONLY? (Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.) Geneva, April 26. the United States mittod to the deleP v detailed proposals j -rotiations. based the total tonnage a.tnay be filled by It is understood ..urably inclined to f**\:\, h objecting because 1 ted States would
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    NAVAL DISARMAMENT.
    41 9 Geneva, April 26. I, in iroent Committee some ii ross the chapter on effectives, i :»chnieal memorj b\ the American deletes (daw P r, P;' States naval disarma6** i v h on the lines of Mr. (Bt P y,"
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    BRITAIN WILL SUPPORT.
    44 9 London, April 25. <* »i n ed Mr. Gibson s ,t Geneva in favour not merely reduction of armaments, Sit war vessels of every class. "We S t derate cordially with the United *s to secure its general acceptance, a Mr. Baldwin.
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    CHINA AND AIR WAR.
    41 9 (Reuter's Service.) Geneva, April 25. I» the course of discussion in the Dis-Ime-t 0 mmittee on air armaments the C«eg.te declared China favoured Cm of aerial forces because she was rUnded by the colonies of foreign MS
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    NEW REICHBANK RATE.
    81 9 Sequel to Gold Exports. (Reuter's Service.) I London, April 25. raisin? of tb< Reichsbank rate of at from 6h to T 1 per cent, is a f the sold export situation Ito Paris newspapers, Mr. t-General for Reparaof the committe3 urged take urgent measures to French newspapers
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    ONLY A FAINT HOPE.
    98 9 London, April 25. imnary draft of the reparations report will be ready to-morrow, it tit German experts, both in Paris and I vrsam only a faint ho r ie of unRtandin?. Berlin financial circles are of inion that the date when the transfer otlem beeoa s
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    ROYAL HONEYMOON.
    74 9 Pair Recognised by British Public. (British Official Wireless.) Rugby, April 25. Crown Prince and Princess of Norat Sandringham during their to England, went for a V Tv! Ve trough district this -.n i e Were recognised by several Aere greeted with respectful P' av v as orn Sandringker?.
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    "WASTE NOT, WANT NOT?"
    47 9 aer Glistens New Cruiser. (Reuter's Service.) fAfc* f N e w York A P ril m Vl< was broken over the nir X of the "Perrsanited States cruiser, it Brooklyn. It disd is armed with ten 1 W equipped with a "Bitching aeroplanes.
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    ZEPPELIN’S RETURN.
    33 9 Third r Flight. (Reuter's Service.) V jraf Fr H-hshafen, April 26. Jj£t tf f.PP; landed to-night after Tv thus completing a iM S th J- he Mediterranean and urd i'Jng-distance flight.
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    The Oldest Race?
    99 9 GERMAN'S DISCOVERY IN INDIA. Untouched By Modern Civilisation. (Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.) Leipzig, April 25. Professor Van Eickstedt, interviewed on his return to Germany after conducting the first German scientific expedition to India, declared that the investigation revealed that India's original inhabitants, the Weddas, are of Mongolian descent.
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    AMERICAN POLITICS.
    104 9 Attitude to World Court. (Reuter's Service.) Washington, April 25. Ex-Secretary of State, Mr. Hughes, i n a n address at the annual meeting of the Society of International Law, of which he is president, said it was the duty of the United States to enter the World Court.
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    SALE OF STATE SHIPS.
    30 9 Washington, April 25. The Shipping Board has authorised the sale of its last five tankers to the Antietam Steamship Corporation, which is offering $2,650,000 for them.
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    FIGHTING THE CITRUS FLY.
    54 9 Washington, April 25. Mr. Hoover recommended to Congress that $4,250,000, out of $5,000,000 appropriated for the eradication of the boll-weevil in Texas, be employed to fight the citrus fly which is threatening the fruit crop over an area of 100 square miles round Orlando, on the
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    SOCIALIST ADVANCE.
    108 9 Result of Danish Elections. (Reuter's Service.) Copenhagen, April 25. The elections to the Folketing have resulted in strengthening the position of the Socialists, who have now 61 seats out of 149, while the Conservatives and Left Party have lost ground, having now 24 and 43 seats respectively, the
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    LABOUR'S APPEAL TO WOMEN.
    96 9 Mr. MacDonakTs Promises. (Reuter's Service.) London, April 25. Labour's policy, as it affects the vast army of women voters, was expounded by Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald at a meeting at Buxton under the auspices of the National Labour Women's Conference. He pledjed a Labour Government to
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    DISASTROUS STORMS.
    65 9 Mississippi Flood Menace. (Reuter's Service.) New York, April 25. Much damage was done to farms and several people were injured in tornadoes which swept Nebraska. Wyoming suffered the worst blizzard in the season Cattlebreeders are threatened with severe losses owing to snowdrifts and there is grave menace of
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    BOMBAY MILL STRIKE.
    60 9 Alleged Victimisation. (Reuter's Service.) Bombay, April 25. The Textile Workers' Union called on workers in all mills in Bombay to strike at noon on April 26. The crisis arose from the failure of the conference on April 24 between representatives of the Union and the mill-owners with
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    Train Hits Rock.
    132 9 ENGINE FOUR COACHES DERAILED. Result of Earthquake in Russia. (Reuter's Service.) Moscow, April 26. Details of the rail smash on Wednesday show that it was the result of a landslide, believed to be due to earthquakes in the Baikal region. A rock rolled down from the mountain
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    ARMS EMBARGO RAISED.
    122 9 Diplomatic Body at Peking. (Reuter's Service.) (British Official Wireless.) London, April 25. The Foreign Office announces that the Diplomatic Body in Peking has unanimously agreed to cancel the agreement of 191'J whereby leading Powers undertook to restrain their nationals from exporting arms to China. A communique points
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    NEW COINAGE.
    69 9 Vatican's Separate Mint. (Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.) Rome, April 26. The Holy See has definitely decided to establish its own mint and issue twenty lire gold pieces and five lire slyer coins, whose metal value will correspond to international regulations. However it has been decided that Vatican employees will
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    PERSIAN-IRAQ PEACE.
    33 9 (Reuter's Service.) Teheran, April 26. The prolonged period of friction between Persia and Iraq has ended with the presentation to th. Iraq Mission of a document recording Persia's recognition of Iraq.
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    CHAMBER OF MINES.
    185 9 1928 Year Book Issued. The miner in Malaya does not appear to be badly served in tne matter of publications cont j.ning information and statistical data relating to the activities of and current developments in the industry. Not long ago we reviewed a monthly bulletin issued by
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    SHOTS IN CEMETERY.
    148 9 Alleged Unlawful Assembly. The shooting that occurred durintr the burial recently of a Cantonese woman in the Bukit Brown Cemetery had a sequel in the Second Court this morning, when twenty Chinese were charged with unlawful assembly. A constable duty in the vicini'y of the cemetery heard
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    FINAL STAND OF REBELS.
    311 9 Kwongsi Battle. A SINGAPORE TOWKAY'S ACTIVITIES. ("Sin Kuo Min" Press Service.) Shanghai, April 25. Hu Tsung Tao and Tao Chun have formally declared that they are retiring to-day to Shasi, saying that they have decided to end the recent war and at once hand all power
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    SINKING OF "I’M ALONE."
    246 9 Arbitration Agreed Upon. (Reuter's Service.) Washington, April 26. Canada and the United States have agreed to submit the case of the sinking of the "I'm Aloru to arbitration to decide whether Canada is entitled to redress. [The "I'm Alone" was sunk by the American coastguard service
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    A FAST LIFE-SAVER.
    180 9 Lifeboat to Rescue Flyers. (British Official Wireless.) Rugby, April 25A new type of fast motor life-boat capable of a sp:«d of 17 or 18 knots, for use in the English Channel, is announced by the Royal National Life-Boat Institution. The life-boat will cost between £17,000 and £18,000
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    To-day's Features.
    18 9 JOHORE JOTTINGS, on page 8. RADIO IN MALAYA, on pasre 10. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page 12.
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    Sports & Pastimes. WEEK-END FIXTURES.
    558 10 Sports Pastimes. WEEK-END FIXTURES. S.C.C. TRIAL. CRICKET. The S.C.C. seniors will play a Probables v.' Possibles match commencing at 5 p.m. to-day and continuing at 2 p.m. to-morrow. Probables: R. L. L Braddell (Capt.), Capt. Duncan, W. S. G. Edgecombe, R. G. Gibson, R. B. Gotch, W. N. Hansell, A.
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    S.C.R.C. HOME AND HOME.
    108 10 The new cricket laid down at the S.C.R.C. will be brought into use on Sunday when the following two home teams will meet under the captaincy of Dr. Chaong Chee Hai, the President, and Mr. Tay Lian Teck, the Chairman! of Sports Committee, respectively. President's team:
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    Evergreen B.P. v. Horlicks B.P.
    54 10 BADMINTON. The following will represent the Evergreen B. P. against the Holicks B. P. on the former's court at 3.30 p.m. to-morrow: Singles.—Koh Beng Swee, Tan Chooi Leong, Chiang Tiong Wah and Chua Geok Lin. Doubles.—Khoo Cheok and Wee Kirn Choon. Reserves. —Ang Seng Chwee
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    Novices v. H. and S.L.U.
    61 10 (A return math of six Nftgles will be played between the Novices B.P. and the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union to-morrow, at 3.30 p.m., on the latter's court in Moulmein Road. The following will represent the Novices: Lim Boon Guan, Wee Eng Siang, Teo Soo
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    C.V.R.C. Spoon Shoot.
    38 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. The Chinese Volunteer Rifle Club's monthly spoor shoot for Aoril will tak" place on Sunday, at Bukit Timah Road, at 2.30 p.m. Members are reminded that buses will leave the Club at 2 p.m.
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    S.F.A. League Tables.
    182 10 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. FIRST DIVISION. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. S.C.C. 3 2 0 1 4 2 5 Seletar 3 2 1 0 6 3 4 R.A. 3 1115 4 3 S.C.F.A. 1 1 0 0 7 0 2 Malays 1 1 0 0 2
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    Singapore League Fixtures.
    64 10 TO-DAY, APRIL 26. Division 1. S.R.C. v. S.C.F.A. at Stadium. S.R.C: F. Alberquerque; L. M. Penneather, P. Dias; W. Ess, A. B. Collie, L. Moller; C. A. Norris, W. Johnson, N. Hay, R. C. Oehlers and A. Oliveiro. S.C.F.A.:—Ah Row; Yeow Soon, Cheok Wah; Boon Lay, Chee
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    TO-MORROW, APRIL 27.
    97 10 Division 11. R.E. v. S.H.B. at P. Brani. Robins v. S.C.F.A. "A" at Stadium. S.C.F.A. "A": Peng Hock; Gim Seek, Guan Yam; Kit Ho, Ah Hin, Gim Lock; Y. C. Song, Cheng Chuan, Boon Lim, Kwee Liang and Gek Siah. Robin's:—E. C. Cherrington; Makmang, Thian Hock; Khiam
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    INTERPORT EVENT.
    86 10 Wire from South China Team. A wire received from Hong Kong to-day states that the South China team will leave on May 5 by s.s. "Tukliwa." The team is under the joint management of Mr. Mok Ying Kwai, chairman of the Hong Kong Chinese National Amateur Athletic Federation
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    FUH-TAN TRIUMPHANT.
    270 10 Clever Exhibition by The Visitors. BASKET-BALL. The Fuh Tan University basketball cracks gave a fine exhibition at the Stadium yesterday afternoon, when they defeated the Singapore Chinese basketball team for the second time. The Chinese ConsulGeneral (Mr. T. Lao) and Mrs. Tong Lao were among the large crowd
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    Y.M.C.A. Carnival.
    64 10 SWIMMING. The preliminary heats in connection with the V.M.C.A. Swimming- Carnival to be held on May 4 will be conducted as follows: To-day.—Senior, 120 yards free style handicap, 5.15 p.m. To -morrow.—Junior, 40 yards novices race, 5.15 p.m.; junior, 40 yards back stroke handicap, 5.20 p.m.; senior, 440
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    THE DERBY SWEEP.
    181 10 Calcutta Club's New Arrangements. i THE TURF. Interesting information of the altered conditions regarding the division of the Calcutta Sweep prize-money is now available. Applications for tickets will close on May 25 and the draw is fixed to take place at 9.30 p.m. on Saturday, June L
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    STOCK EXCHANGE SWEEP.
    198 10 "Jix" Won't Interfere. (Reuter's Service.) London, April 25. Replying" to questions in the Commons, Sir Wm. Joynson Hicks refused to interfere with a private lottery like the Stock Exchange sweep which involved no breach of the law. DERBY ENTRIES. The.following is a list of first acceptances for
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    463 10 Entries for Spring Meeting. The following are the entries for the Singapore Turf Club's Spring Meeting which commences on May 4: Horses Class I: First run 5 furlong* second run 7 furlongs, third run IV4 Miles or 9 furlongs:—Millicent, Park Mill, Veracity, Battle Creek, Onward, Martin Ash, Lambero, Athgarvan,
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    THE RYDER CUP.
    169 10 Competitors Boastful. GOLF. (Reuter's Service.) London, April 26. Never was there such a stir over a golf match in England as over the 1929 Ryder Cup games to be played on Saturday. An unprecedented feature has been the publication in the newspapers of articles signed by the
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    SURREY LADIES' CONTEST.
    45 10 Former Open Champion's Come-Back. (Reuter's Service.) London, April 25. Miss Joyce Wethered, the former open champion, who has played little competitive golf in the last few years, won the Surrey Ladies' Championship at Worplesdon, beating Mrs. Latham Hall in the final 7—6.
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    ENGLISH AMATEURS.
    61 10 The Gosforth Park Matches. (Reuter's Service.) Gosforth Park, April 25. The following are left in at the end of the fifth round of the English Amateur Golf Championship meeting now being played at Gosforth Park:—R. Thompson (Gosforth), W. Sutton (West Cheshire), C. Ollerhead (Fulwell), Tolley (Liverpool), T. Thirsk
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    Htater-Club Match at Keppel.
    118 10 The following are the teams for the match to be played over the Keppel links on Sunday, between Keppel Golf Club and the Sepoy Lines Golf Club: (Sepoy Lines players mentioned first). 8.45 English and Lowson v. Barron and Meldrum 8.50 Cowap and Hillay v. Gibson
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    G.G.C. Events.
    43 10 A four ball foursomes match between Civilians and the Army will be played at the Garrison Golf Club on Sunday. The replayed tie for the ladies' monthly April medal resulted as follows: Mrs. Perkins, 3 up Swindell. 2up Barlow, 1 down.
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    162 10 LAWN TENNIS. The following are the results of yesterday's ties in the S.C.C. Lawn Tennis tournament: Veterans Doubles Handicap.—Final. Sir William Murison and C. V. Miles owe 1 beat Dr. P. S. Hunter and D. M. Doig owe 2, 7—5, 6—2. Profession Pairs.—Semi-Final. P., Clerc and D. H.
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    84 10 The annual fire-walking ceremony dear to the heart of the Goddess Mariaman took place at Butterworth yesterday evening, 'in the presence of a large, interested and curious crowd, says Tuesday's "Straits Echo." Altogether 33 devotees, headed by a priest and including one woman, performed the ceremony, many bearing signs of
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    Non-Stop to India
    87 10 BAGDAD REACHED IN GOOD TIME. More Than Half the Journey Accomplished. (Reuter's Service.) Bag-dad, April 25. The Air Force long-distance monoplane passed at 2 p.m. Greenwich time, fiyine very high. 6 [The plane left Cranwell at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday on a flight to Bangalore (India) via
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    BUSHIRE REACHED.
    205 10 (British Official Wireless.) Bushire, April 25. The Air force monoplane was sighted at 6.45 Greenwich mean time. Rugby, April 25. The Air Ministry have received an official report that the Royal Air Force Fairey monoplane, which is attempting to fly nonstop to India, passed over Bagdad at 1.50
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    UNPRECEDENTED RAIN.
    87 10 Danger of Floods in Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, April 26Exceptionally wet weatheT prevailed in March and April, unprecedented for this time of the year, and is expected to cause flood trouble if it does not break soon. Yesterday several minor roads at Kinta were under water
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    196 10 Sarkies Bros/ Case Adjourned. In connection with the applications for receiving and adjudicating orders against A. M. Sarkies and X.A.M. Sarkies, in the Bankruptcy Couit this morning jefore Mr. Justice Deane, Mr. Williamson, on behalf of the debtors, applied for a thre? months' adjournment. He asked the court's
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    CORONERS COURT.
    110 10 Suspected Poisoning. An Indian who died on the 8.1. "Santhia'' when that vessel was in Singapore on April 23 was the subject of an inquiry in the Coroner's Court yesterday. The case was one of Suspected poisoning. Dr. Gosh, the ship's doctor, said that he found the deceased
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    95 10 At the instance of Inspector Byrde six Chinese were each fined $5 by the Fourth Magistrate this morning for playing "Pi Kow" in a common gaming house. Half the fines were ordered to be paid to the informer, and the $9 found on the mat was confiscated. A charge of
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    Radio in Malaya
    765 10 NOTES ON RECEPTION, TRANSMISSION Overhaul the One of the worst tnmkU m this part of the world??! f ous noises. Shortwave tive that they pi, k up not wanted. Atmosph eric. \V r £r 5 of dynamos or of homing of other all matters for which ther*
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    Correspondence.
    60 11 vited to write to us I «fader* a T1 eres t. It must be Tribune" does fcod t h3t pinions expressed TO should be as L preferably typeJ5 f•» b< used, but the .-pondents i s' a f i a guarantee of good L<* ebate should be c no
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    Malay Youths.
    68 11 IrtnpioMu i a Tribune.") ttH r »eal for the reaJffcerr 1 Thousands of F-* ***>,, hoys are wanderp in. nt. but respecially the kr ever are no vac ancies, j. :a Jaffna boys can i me« nt,m their cousins or or sta ff clerks. P arf l '"Z'
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    The Salary Question.
    723 11 lthe Editor, "Malaya Tribune. the nice way J!,. n off in your 5 k 1 want t y..u for having .'i. r doing so 1 can f r write' at!, r. giving you a lp ,L lf-r argument's sake) to we ckrk, an justified in givthi? grievance
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    MALACCA ASSIZES.
    430 11 Armed Robbers Severely Punished. The second Malacca Assizes of the year opened on Tuesday, before Mr. Justice Burton, with Mr. N. H. P. Whitley DPP in attendance. The calendar was a very short one comprising only three criminal cases, involving charges of armed robbery attempted murder, and causing
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    312 11 Ant-Japanese Movement. ("Japanese News" Service.) Tokyo, April 23. The Chinese ag'tators contemplate continuing the anti-Japanese movement until the question of the unequal treaties has been solved. CHINA DESIRES JAPAN TO POSTPONE EVACUATION. The Nanking Government has not yet ordered the Chinese committee to take over Shantung, and
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    EXCHANGES.
    73 11 (British Official Wireless.) London, Apri 25. Paris 124.175 New York 4.85 11/32 Brussels 34.94 Geneva 25.21 Amsterdam 12.08 Milan 92.625 Berlin 20.46 Stockholm 18.165 Copenhagen 18.205 Oslo 18.195 Vienna 34.55 Prague 164 Helsingfors 193 Madrid 33.545 Lisbon 108% Athens 375 Bucharest 818 Rio 5 57/64 Buenos Aires 47 5/16
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    431 13 March Returns. The following rubber crop return* for the month of March are reported to us: Alor Gajah, 16,457 lb. Australasia, 16,750 lb. Ayer Molek Ltd., 41,109 lb. Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.), Ltd., 80,000 lb. Ayer Panas, 48,000 lb. Batu Village 1,258 lb. Badek Ltd., (Staffield Estate), 26,000 lb.
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    58 13 March Returns. The following are the tin outputs for the month of March: Ipoh Ltd., 853 pis. Katu Dredging Ltd., 500 pis. Kinta Tin, 425 pis. Kuchai Ltd., 1,000 pis. Pahang Consolidated Ltd., 3,741.36 pis. Rononjr Ltd., 849 pis. Semenyih, 126 pis. Sungei Kinta Ltd., 520 pis. Teja
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