Malaya Tribune, 25 March 1930

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune XVII. -No. 71 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Mar. ;»>. 1 :)30.
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    Our London Letter.
    3267 2 THEIR MAJESTIES' PLANS. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Feb. 27. The King and Queen had hardly arrived at Buckingham Palace when visitors began to call and sign the books which are kept at the Southern wing of the Palace, just inside the •visitors' door." There is
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      30 2 r- Rich! Nut-like! JjHJLL flavoured, delicious, Quaker Oats contains the nutritive elements which build strength, create energy and keep the body in health. Eat it every day. Quaker Oats 26-14
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      237 2 I Protection a a a I Security, j I No RATNER fire-resisting safe has 1 ever had its contents destroyed by fire, i and no RATNER thief-resisting safe i has ever been opened by burglars. I j I AGENTS: jjj SIME, DARBY CO., LTD., S (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*.j
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    Malayans At Home.
    1272 3 FORMER LOCAL CHAPLAIN'S TRAGIC DEATH. British Industries Fair. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Feb. 27. The Malaya Stand at the British Industries Fair continues to flourish, and I was informed to-day by Mr. Banner, who is in charge there, that the volume of business done has
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      416 3 troubled with j j|S NERVES fr I ANAEMIA- W I took Dr.CASSELL'S r^g^W^ TABLETS, and am Mtt f now a different M T."'^ says Mrs. FORD <XWm\ anaemia, associated with fits. When W* WW Tablets the results wer*> astonf M 1 am novv n different I woman altotretlier. and have
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      566 3 THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE lies in the arms of every nursing mother t.. >> >? are occasion- when, do what you V r y*~ J 1 will, the Mother's milk remains scanty, weak and unsuitable. In these cases Sun>hine Glaxo has proved helpful to the Mother, 1 remedying the-
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES. Riff Raffs Beat Welch II.
    261 4 CRICKET. The S.C.C. Rilf-Ratfs team won their game against the Welch II at Tanglin on Saturday by 30 runs. Bromley-Davenport rcored 10". for the winners anl L/Cpl. Bon.: ;»7 not out for the Regt. The scores were:— Riff-Raffs:—A. R. Bromley-Davenport c Lt.
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    C.S.C. Beat Welch Regt.
    209 4 The Ceylon Sports Club beat the Welch Regt. on the Balestier plain on Saturday In a low scoring match. Scores. Welch Regt.:—Lt. Coleman c and b R tnam 8. Ivimey b Ignatius 0. Burnard b Muthucumaru 1, Capt. Quin c Dudley b Arunachlam 26. Baglow c
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    S.C.R.C. Beat S.C.C.
    254 4 The S.C R.C. defeated a fairly strong S.C.C. XI on the former's ground yesterday. Scores: I S.C.R.C. —Evan Wong lbw. b Hill 22; Keng Hock b Vine 6; Siow Hian st. Laverton b Bog i ley 26; Jitt Siang b MacFarlane '29; I. Hoahir r st. Laverton
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    Indians v. Chinese.
    228 4 Chit-fly due to the good bowling of Fernandez <6 for 36» and a score of 48 by N A. Mallal, the Indian Association were within an ace of victory when time intervened in their match against the S.C.R.C. on Saturday. The Chinese scored 136 runs and the
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    P.C.C. Beat "Non-Benders."
    232 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. March 23. The Penang C. C. defeated the Non-Benders by six wickets in a twelve-a-side match yesterday. The feature of the Non-Benders' innings was the third wicket partnership between T. C. Green and Bostock Hill who added 96 in one and a
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    HOME LEAGUE TABLES.
    1024 4 Wednesday Regain Lead. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The following Home league tables include Saturday's results; ENGLISH LEAGUE.—DIV. I. Newcastle's Gallant Fight. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Sheffield W. 30 18 6 6 78 39 42 Derby County 34 18 10 6 69 60 42 Manchester C.
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    THE STRAITS CHINESE DRAMATISTS.
    143 5 Voice Recordings Taken. The members of the Straits Chinese Amateur Dramatic and Musical Society spent nearly the whole of Sunday at 34, Cairnhill Road for the purpose of making gramophone records for Messrs. Mong Huat, who are the sole agents for the "Pagoda" brand in the
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    MOTORING NOTES.
    289 5 Ford's Mission. Mr. Henry Ford announced at Fort Myers, Florida, recently, says the New York correspondent of "The Times." that he intended to devote the re.it of his life to the education of youth and the fitting of young men for their part in the world. He will
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      736 5 TRUTH IV ADVERTISING PROMOTES CONFIDENCE. AH! SAUSAGES!! FRESHFOOD SAUSAGE per lb. 70 cts. WINDSOR SAUSAGE 70 GARLIC SAUSAGE 70 HAM CHICKEN SAUSAGE 70 FRANKFURT SAUSAGE 65 BLACK PUDDING SAUSAGE 60 WHITE PUDDING SAUSAGE 60 PORK BRAWN SAUSAGE M 65 SAVELOYS each 5 "THE BEST BY TEST." REFRIGERATING Co LTD Onhard
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      222 5 DOCTORS SAY THIS CURES RHEUMATISM If yon are tortured by the daily misery }f Rheumatic Runs, chronic pains at nitfht-time when trying to rent, pain ■'hen about your work or pleasures, wili yon tost this dooP r-nvoin-meftded remedy- De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. They give instant relief mhl their
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      76 5 FOR ALL DEFECTS OF VISION. CONSULT: M. EZEKIEL A SONS. Manufacturing Ophthalmic Optician*. 4, Raffles Chambers. Raffles Place. Optometrists: A. M. Ezekiel. 0.D.. F.P.0.0 WE HAVE HELP D THOUSANDS of people to qualify for and obtain good positions. If you therefore wish to Learn a Trade cr Profession, select a
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      258 5 7 Want My Tablets Mummy!" Why Give Castor Oil? When Baby's Own Tablets, The Medicine Children Like, Will Keep Your Little One Happy And Weil. Castor oil is a terror to most children. The very thought of lt fills them with dread. Once upon a time there seemed to be
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      332 5 I PIANOS CAREFULLY TUNED 1 ||f|| AND REPAIRED f I AT REASONABLE jj I 9 I NANG HENG CO., I S 'Phone 6958. Xos 103 and 105. Selegie Road. Singapore. S IMPORTANT NOTICE. Re TYE GUAN TONG. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No.
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      200 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week ending March 30, 1930. TO-DAY, MARCH 25. 5.15 p.m.--Drill Hall. S. R. E. (v), Infantry training. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. M. G. Plat. Eurasian. Elementary Gun drill. 5.15 p.m.—Malay Drill Hall. 'F" (Malay; Coy., Weapon training. TO-MORROW, MARCH 26. 5.11 p.m.—Drill
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    3810 7 Condition Of Malacca River And Harbour. RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE. Round Table Conference To Be Called. same of yesterday's Legislative Council (Lnga, including full reports of the OO the Kuomintang and the freedom Press, appeared in yesterday's "Malaya we." A report of the rest of the proceedppean below: yesterday*!
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    304 7 Tin's Substantial Rise. Messrs. Ellin and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-day: RUBBER. London 7-\d.. unchanged. New York 15£ cents <G>, up cent. Shares:—Steady. Allenbys $1.65—5! 75, Ayer Moleks $1.50—51.60. Ayer Panas $1.40—$1.50, Bassetts 80—85 cents, Brogas $1.05—$1.10, Bukit Jelotongs 60—64 cents, Bukit Katils 75 —79
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    EXCHANGES.
    82 7 British Official Wireless. London. March 24. Paris 124.25 X New York 4.86 25/32 Brussels 34.88 1 Geneva 25.12 1 Amsterdam 12.12 T^ Milan 92.9 1 Berlin 20.39 Stockholm 18.10 Copenhagen 18.16 Oslo 18.17 Vienna 34.52 1 Prague 164^, Helsingfor.s 193' v Madrid 38.8 1 J Lisbon 108.30 Athens 375
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    FREIGHT ON RUBBER.
    32 7 The rate of freight on rubber from Straits to Conference basis ports in Europe is reduced to 57 6d. per ton of 50 c. ft., effective from March 22.
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    72 7 The local branch secretary of the Oriental Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd.. informs us that the amount of new life assurance business written by the company last year was 31.128 policies assuring Rs. 6.50.04.539. as compared with 27.258 policies assuring Rs. 5.85.52.201 in 1928, an increase of 3,870 in
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    60 7 The Norwegian vessel •Produce" arrived yesterday from Saigon with 500 pigs on board The M.M. "Azay Le Rideau" will leave on Thursday at 11 a.m. for Saigon. Tourane and Haiphong from the roads. A telegraphic advice has been received to the effect that the P. and O. "Karmala"
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    ARRIVALS.
    179 7 "Alting." Dut. 795 tons, Capt. Hes. from Djambi. 24-3; for Djambi. 29-3. "Van Heutsz." Dut. 749 tons. Capt. GrothorT from Belawan-Deli. 24-3; for Amoy. 27-3. "Raub." Brit. 578 tons. Capt. Eades. from Pontianak. 24-3; for Pontianak. 26-3. "Hakone Maru." Jap. 6,306 tons. Cap*. Ohumo, from Colombo. 24-3; for Hong
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    MALACCA COMPETITIONS.
    154 7 The tournament for the year 1929 of the Malacca Chinese Football Club. Malacca, resulted as follows:— Billiards: —English game, championship. Teo Chwee Hoe: runner-up. Ong Kirn Pong; handicap, Chan Soo Kirn: Handicap runner-up. H. W. Cheam; American championship, Teo Chwee Hoe; runner-up. Ong Kirn Pong; handicap. Teo Chwee
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    77 7 Inventive gentus is unlimited. The latest cloutttc invention is to find out how ripe a peach is. Professor M. A. Blake, horticulturist for the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, has invented a simple meclianism by which he can give an exact answer. This is dene by measuring the number of
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      234 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. MARCH 25 North, N-E;tst and N-West Sumatra tSelangor» I p.m. BolOt Pandjang. Siak. Pakan Baroe •nd Paiakombo (Hong Thong» 3 p.m. Bagan Si Api Api (Esmeralda I 3 p.m. Bengkalis. Labocsn Bilik. and Tandiong Bale! «Duymaer van Twist) 3 p.m. Malacca iKelantan» 3 p.m BlieS, Boston and
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    53 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATH. Miss Ling (the beloved daughter of Mr. and Mis. Lim Poh Chin*, passed away un Monday. March 24. 1930. at 10.30 p.m. Funeral will take place this evening, the 25th. March at 5 p.m. sharp to Bidadari Christian Cemetery frcm Geylang Methodist Church
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    COUNCIL TOPICS.
    646 8 As so often occurs, the most interesting matters at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council cropped up in the Speeches on the Adjournment. These provide the Unofficial Members with an opportui v to unburden themselves of views and suggestions unconcerned with resolutions and Bills actually on the agenda,
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    336 8 Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Topham. of Kuala L; m arc leaving i r Borne b the "hemm." HH itv R Irh of Sarawak i< going Home by the BHn runnel steamer "Aeneas." which leaves Singapore to-day. Mr. W. Reynolds, of Messrs. Whiteaway. Laidlaw and Co. Ltd.. Bangkok, is leaving
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    45 8 I ron China and Japan by "Sumatra Maru. due Singapore tO-moRVW. t From Western Australia by "Centaur." due Singapore on Ehnmdcy, the 27th instant. Fio:.. LuiOpc, (London mails despatched March C». by Rohna," due Penang a) 6 a.m. on Friday, the 23th instant.
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    SUCCESS OF THE QUAINTS.
    45 8 Salisbury's Quaintl ave an excellent repeat performance of that h-ghly romantic two-act Play. -Mr. Cinders." at the Victoria Theatre last night to a big audience. "Mr. Cinders" will be repeated to-night and to-morrow the play will be "When Knights are bold."
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    STATE OF AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.
    114 8 Figures Omitted From Official Report. Reuter's Service. Washington. March 24. Mr. Julius Barnes, chairman of Pre idem Hoover's business survey conference, has published an estimate of the state of American business. The report, which is based on data supplied by almost every important business and industry,
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    CRASH NEAR PARIS.
    166 8 New Zealander's Attempt To Beat Hinkier. Reuter's Service. Sydney. Marcn 24. Th» twenty-year-old airman. Mr. D. Smith, flying to England, has arrived at Blaekall. Queensland, and hopes to reach Calcut'a, vii Batavia. Singapore and Bangkok, in three days. fOn inquiry at the Air Base at noon we
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    SAVAGE BATTLE FOR FILM CONTROL.
    99 8 Court Order Against Mr. Fox. Reuter's Service. New York. March 24. Mr. W. R. Shechan. vice-president of the Fox Film Corporation, has obtained an order of court requiring Mr. William Fox to show cause why he should not be prevented from put'h.g into effect the
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    RADIO IN CHINA.
    78 8 Contract For German Firm. Reuter's Service. Nanking. March 24. A contract has been signed between tin Central Government and the Telefunken Company of Berlin for the erection in Nanking of cue of the most powerful radio stations in the world, embodying all the latest inventions. In this
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    "IT'S A GREAT LIFE."
    393 8 An Outstanding Talkie. We have seen talking films of all types. VcadeviUa has occupied a pneids.ii nl placeloo prominent, say some—and drama, eon dv and Straight plays follow, each with its respective Measure oi popularity. All c'asses and aO tastes have therefore been catered for. But
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    Topics Of To-day.
    801 8 .(BV LOOKIa-ox There is a growing BU»picioi that Malacca has a grievana M some day somothine maj roothe the no longer bp taneat Also, there it a Ceefcnf has a grievance—that L< ables given to candid oral Malacca's gallant pair p,. Olympus beteta a Undneas of which
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    38 8 Latest Quotations. rubber London: —7"\d. New York:—15 cent!? <0»-Singapore:—25^-26 cents T,v London:—-S{>ct £169 10*. Od. 3 months, buyers £171 10s a a 6d. sellers £171 15s. Od. > up 95s. Od Singapore: —$86.50 *225 ions so.d.-
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    Naval Conference To Be Postponed? CHANGE OF POLICY.
    436 9 Home Government And The Singapore Base. ARMY ESTIMATES DEBATED. No More Subsidies For School Cadet Corps. British Official Wireless. Rugby. March 24. jj r jam Shaw, Secretary for War, introduced Ajm: :nmates in the House ol Comid they amounted to £40,500.00J, net
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    PROGRESSIVE REDUCTION.
    390 9 Reuter's Service. London, March 24. Mr Terr. Shaw, introducng the Army Estiva tes. emphasised the progressive 1 eduction in British military forces to 148.000. He said the Government did not intend to make another Auction in armaments without an interactional agreement. The Opposition loudly tkered Mr. Shaw when
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    POLICY IN PALESTINE.
    203 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, March 24. The Premier was asked in the Commons whether the Government regarded the major questions of policy in Palestine as outside the terms of reference of the Committee which has been investigating last year's disorders. The Premier replied: "The major questions of
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    JAPANESE BUDGET.
    71 9 Reduced Military Estimates. Reuter's Service. Tokyo. March 24. kce Dep«s;tmeni has prepared which Win be considered by the STOW. The total estimated L 606 million yen. including the ions and the Army 210 millions, last year's total of 1,782 millions. OS and Army 233 millions tood that to-morrow
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    KISSING GENERAL IN PRISON.
    54 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, March 25. fl, the missing Russian General, in Lubianskaia Prison, Moscow, the newspaper "La Liberte," that he embarked at a spot o i near Houlgate and waRussia in conformity with the '<on to arraign Koutiepofl and «oadjutors, with the object of the French
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    25 9 K'NDOX LETTER, on page 2. f OPi! AT HOME, en page 3. (i j; TO-DAY. on page 8. RPf ■•''•MIEXCE, on page It.
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    COLONIAL SUGAR.
    181 9 Grant To Mauritius Recommended. Reuter's Service. London, March 25. The reports are published of the West Indian Sugar Commission, headed by the Labour Peer, Baron Olivier, and Sir Francis Watts, on the Mauritius industry, on which the Government's policy is based. It recommends a a ngle purchasing agency
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    CHINA TRADERS WANT PROTECTION.
    42 9 Reuter's Service. London, March 24. A deputation representing the Mercantile Officers' Federation of British Companies trading in China waited on Mr. C. G. Ammon (Under-Secretary of the Admiralty) to demand adequate protection against piracy in the China seas.
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    More Conversations.
    432 9 INDICATION OF SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS. King's Gifts To Delegates. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. London, March 25. According to newspapers it is proposed that an agreement between England, America and Japan should be concluded, and the Naval Conference then adjourn for six months, in which time the French and
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    TARIFF TRUCE PARLEY.
    100 9 Expectations Not Fulfilled. Reuter's Service. Geneva. March 25. The final meeting of the Tariff Truce Conference was devoted to the signing of documents. Firstly, the convention for the maintenance ot commercial treaties for one year was signed by eleven out of thirty participants including Britain. France. Italy
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    FINANCE BILL PASSED.
    89 9 Promise Of Special Relief. Reuter's Service. New Delhi. March 21. The Legislative Assembly passed the third leading, without a division, of the Finance Bill. Sir George Schuster (Finance Member) urged them to "give me a chance to pass theso taxes and see what comes of them" and
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    REDS MORE DARING.
    134 9 Reuter's Service. Berlin, March 24. A hundred Communists attempted last night to rtorm the Borstal Institution of Potsdam and release the prisoners. The police, forewarned by an inmate, met the astonished raiders, who resisted but were soon rounded up and conveyed to the police headquarters. It was
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    CHINA'S BIG WAR.
    152 9 General Offensive By Communists. GOVERNMENT RESISTING STUBBORNLY. Foreign Troops Increased. "Sin Kuo Min Press" Service. Shanghai, March 25. It is reported that the Kuominchun army has started a general offensive in western Hupeh. The Government forces at Fengcheng and Siangyang are resisting stubbornly. Kuomiintang headquarters in Taiyuan
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    KEY IN MAIL.
    157 9 Prosecutor's Office Robbed. WHERE HAS MME. HANAU? Reuter's Service. Paris. March 25. The Mip ster of Justice's morning mail included a key belonging to the cupboard of the Public Prosecutor's office from which papers relating to Mme. Hanau's investment trust disappeared last night. The police are inquiring
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    DAYLIGHT STABBING.
    85 9 Chinese Attacked In Town. The junction of Market Street and Cecil Street was the scene of a daring crime in broad daylight yesterday. A Chinese, who had recently arrived from Chna. was walking along the road at about 1.30 p.m. when he was suddenly attacked and stabbed by
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    News In Brief.
    186 9 Reuter's Service. Paris. March 24. The Chamber has unanimously granted a milliard francs for relief of flood sufferers. New York. March 24. The Senate has pass >d a Bill embodying the revised tariff. Berlin. March 24. Trotzky's condition, it is reported from Constantinople, is much worse and
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      91 9 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. MARCH 25 High Tides.—s.ss a.m.. 9.03 p.m. Meeting. Malacca Electric Lighting. Ltd.. French Bank. 2.30 p.m. Java air mail closes, 6 p.m. Football, S.C.F.A. League final. Anson Road Stadium; Merchants v. P.S.. Padang. Lecture by Dr. Peltzer. S.C.C., 6.30 p.m. The Quaints, Vie. Theatre. 9.30 p.m.
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    Sports & Pastimes. HOME LEAGUES.
    40 10 Sports Pastimes. HOME LEAGUES. Yesterday's Games. ASSOCIA TION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London. March 24. Results of League matches played to-day are as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE—DIV. HI (Southern.) Luton 3. Bristol Rovers 0. ENGLISH LEAGUE—DIV. Ill (Northern.) Rotherham L Nelson 2.
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    AIRMEN'S LEAGUE TEAM.
    457 10 Fyfe Finds His Shooting Boots. (By "Reynard. "I A new league eleven, the R.A.F.. made their first appearance on the Padang yesterday, when they met the S.C.C. in a friendly match. The Club again had reserve backs and Ju/ and Millen were absent from the forward line.
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    Malays Beat I.C.F.A.
    114 10 A VERY POOR DISPLAY. The match between the Malays and the I.C.F.A. at ihe Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday can scarcely be described as a football match. The Malays fielded a strong team and, after waiting long time, only nine men from the IC.F.A. turned up. The Malays
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    H. & S.L.U. Beat S.A.P.
    27 10 H. S.L.U. Beat S.A.P. On Saturday at the Health and Strength ground the home team won by the odd goal m seven against the Social Athletic Party.
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    Kuala Lumpur Commercial League.
    188 10 The Chartered Bank, whatever happens, in their last match against Bousteads on Friday are certain and worthy leaders of the League and winners of the Shield, says the "Malay Mail." They have won all their seven fixtures, conceding only one goal, while themselves .scoring on no
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    Sueoessful Experiment In Nottinghamshire.
    123 10 London, Feb. 28 Cup-Ue football in artificial light was in2 u 2 experimer *t when the final of !L UI 1 Senior League was played The ground was lit with arc lamps at every H < ?T r, J n Unted on nearly 50 feet lamps.
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE.
    389 10 Can One Man Play In All Divisions? "T.M." writes. "Re S.A.F.A. League.—l am sorry to have to again deal with this subject, but being attracted by the minutes of a recent meeting of the S.A.F.A. Council, published in your issue of the 22nd inst. I cannot help expressing
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    GRAND NATIONAL RIDDLE.
    215 10 Unhappy Inauguration For Punters. THE TURF. Reuter's Service. London, March 24. The Grand National betting, which has twice been upset, first by the mishap to the favourite. Easter Hero, then by the poor display of the new favourite Gregalach, will be revolutionised by the sensational scratching of
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    The Lincolnshire.
    48 10 tßy arrangement icith the "S.F.P.") London, Mar. 24. The following is the Victoria Club call over on the Lincolnshire: Slipper B—l Pachalik 100—8 Portraitist 100—7 Porthole 100—6 Garnock 20—1 Irish Romance 22—1 Guards Parade 25—1 Stalactite 25—1 Elton 28—1 Nicholas 33—1 Arctic Light 33—1 Carballero 33—1
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    S.R.A. Classifications.
    126 10 List No 3, Amendment No. 6. of the Straits Racing Association issued yesterday is as follows: HORSES. Transjers .—Ayrcrest from Class 4 to 5. Besure from Class 5 to Class 4. Deletions: —Burra Peg—Burr Cross. New Classifications —Class I. Amooroob. Class 2—Gorilla (late Cornstalk), Lady Tessie. The following
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    S.CC. Tournament.
    559 10 LAWN TENNIS. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Yesterday's results in the S.CC. tournament were as follows: Profession Pairs. C. E. Hudson and O. Fuller w.o. W. Swithinbank and H. F Saunders. P. H. Hopkins and F. Ziegale beat V. D. Knowles and C. P. Burke. 6—o, 6—l. R. F. Goodman and
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    Davis Cup Tourney.
    149 10 ENGLAND'S STIFF TASK. Mr Wallis Myers. Willing in the 'Daily Telegraph," says that with Australia and Japan playing in the European zone for the Davis Cup the discovery of America's opponent in the inter-zone final is intriguing. Most probably it will be between Australia. Britain Italy. Germany,
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    83 10 Ties in the S RC. tournament are as follows: To-day's Tics. "A" Singles: —E. I. Carnegy v. W. A. Aeria; N. S. Hogan v. T. Leijssius; Frank Gomes v. E. Tessensohn. "B" Singles: —R. M. Armstrong v. E. Woodford: J. R. Brown v. F. C. de Souza. To-morrow's
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    61 10 To-day's ties in the S.C.R.C. tournament are as follows: "A" Singles Handicap:— Woon Chow Tat v. Lai Kwong Chun. Lim Siew Jin v. Ting Siew San, Chia Teck Yam or Yap Ah Hyan v. Wee Eng Lock. "B" Singles Handicap:—Koh Jek Kiang v. Wee Eng Yong. Kelly Quahe
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    37 10 The members of the Friendly Sporting Association will be visiting Kuala Lumpur during the Easter holidays. Members proposing to go who have not yet sent in their names are requested to do so as soon as possible.
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    A Famous Athlete.
    815 10 STUDYING SPORT IN THE ORIENT. A Special Interview. Dr. Otto Peltzer. the world-famous German athlete, arrived at Singapore yesterday morning in pursuance of his study of the conditions of athletics in the East. Dr. Peltzer is a man of striking appearance, writes a representative of the "Malaya
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    Y.B.P. Beat H.B.P. "B."
    141 10 BADMINTON. A match of five singles and two doubles was played at the Youth B.P.'s court on Sunday, when the home team defeated the Horlicks B.P. "B" by 4 —3. The results were as follows < Y.B.P. players mentioned first):— Singles: Soh Chuan Kiat lost to
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    Jovials Beat Serangoon Choir.
    115 10 In a match of seven singles between the Jovial Badminton Party and the Serangonn Choir Badminton Party, on the former's court, the home team won by six games to one. The following were the results: (Jovial B. P players mentioned first): Wee Hong Hai beat Tay
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    Street Shooting.
    650 10 INQUIRY INTO CIVILIAN'S DEATH. Upper Serangoon Robbery. Several witnesses gave evidence in the Coroner's Court yesterday when Mr. F. G. Bourne opened the inquiry into the death of an Indian meter-reader named K. R. V. Pilkv, who was shot by a Chinese gunman near the entrance to the
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    HARBOUR HOARD.
    118 10 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. March 25. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Tilawa 20. Ma n Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Steel Secfarer 18: Larut 15; Hakone Maru 13; Javanese Prince 11: Perseus 9: Kedah 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3k Kola 32: Altona 35; Sirdhana 37. Empire Dock
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    S.CC. v. Riff-Raffs.
    79 10 CRICKET. The following have been selected to play lor the S.CC. against the Riff-Raffs.: On Friday and Saturday on the Padang: R. A. Ashworth. R. L. L. Bradd-11. P. H. Stewart Brown. C. H. G. Clarke. R G. Gibson, icapu. D. R. A. HotJyn. Sq. Ldr. G.
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    S.S.C. Annual Meeting.
    46 10 SWIMMING. Members of the Singapore Swimming Club are notified that the annual meeting will be held at 10 a.m. on Sunday. April 6. The plans of the proposed new Club House are now on view at the Club and open to members' inspection.
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    Supreme Court.
    536 10 DISPUTE OYER PROFITS nv MINING VENTURE N Well Known Racing Men An interesting action t jmm Mr Justice Stevens day. Courts The plaintiff is Mr j Murrav known planting visiting eL ant Mr. J. B. David, of Sm There are two actions wnich sr.. k. together. The fiist
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    FACILITIES FOR LEARNERS.
    224 10 Mare Comprehensive Championship. BOXING Mr. F. C. Johnson, organising lion, ternary of the Singapore Amateur Boxinu A ssU elation, who ha*, succeeded Mr. G S 1 Hutchin in that capacity as the latt man is shortly leaving Singapon >11 writes drawing attention to the fac:!:'ies provided for
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    SPORTS FIXTURES.
    70 10 Association Football. The following wfD rep* Athletic Party against th I the S.C.F.A. ground to-moTTOT Heng Song Hoe. Bo Tow Pee Teo Tiang Chwee Wong Kwang Hung. Leong Sicv. CnCheng. Tan Key P<*. 800 r Lee Siong Lin end Lee Clunu I The roßeertne vffl repreeent 1 c
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    Correspondence.
    77 11 mien are invited to write to us on i^ ur public interest. It must be under••'thal the "Malaya Tribune" does not n dorse opinions expressed by corLetters should be as brief as 'j ~i rerably typewritten (double spacP d on one side of the paper only. a nia y
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    Fire-Walking Festivals.
    1240 11 Fire- Walking Festivals. Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") v i;t fire-walking festivals in British opinion has a succession of Various views on the origin of are indicated. Its moral and c yokes much discussion. IrreflecLy. Hindu Ecclesiology have very aticinal visions of tittle-tattle them. Even scrupulously fair m people who are devoted
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    Singapore Chinese Mandarin School.
    359 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I take great pleasure in informing you that the Singapore Chinese Mandarin School will be transferred to 74. 74-1, 74-2. Prinsep Street, on April 1. Our school has grown so that the rooms at 1. Short Street, are no longer able
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    Payment Of School Fees.
    237 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Mr. Soh Swee Keng's letter on the 17th inst. on payment of school fees is misleading. It is true, as he says, that the system adopted by the Government and Governmentaided schools is a great benefit to the teachers. One
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    Hawkers, Beggars And Vagrants.
    108 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I am doubtful if a country will flourish and be in a more healthy state, free from all contagious diseases and sickness, if hawkers are to be deprived of their livelihood and converted into beggars and vagrants, filthy and ill-clad,
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1154 12 MINING. ISSUED BT FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. March 25, 1930, 10 a.m. ißbue Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 35|- Iff5j- Ayer Hitam Tin 14|3 15|£l Bangrin Tin 22|- 23|1 Batang Padang 0.19 0.23 l Batu Caves 0.95 1.00 1 Bukit Arang 0.90 1.00
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    CAR THEFTS IN BERLIN.
    460 13 Many Lost But Most Restored. (Special to the Malaya Tribune.") When a few days ago the Berlin newspapers triumphantly announced that during the past twenty-four hours not a single automobile has been reported stolen in the Capital, readers gasped with astonishment. Truly an unusual day. For
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    WEALTH OF MALAYA.
    406 13 America's Influence On Trade. It is time that the British Empire woke up to the fact that it owns valuable raw products in the rare metals, molybdenite, scheelite, wolfram and tin. as well as rubber and many other commodities.' said Mr. John McKrown. a mining engineer who
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