Malaya Tribune, 5 May 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIII.- No. 103 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926
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    WU TO PEACE LOVERS
    900 2 Will Not Compromise With the Bolsheviks Some illuminating telegrams have lecentlv been dispatched from Military Headquarters at Hankow. Desp te peace rumour that have been so liberally published, the Marshal's intention of Arcing complete surrender on the Kuom.nchun has never varied, and the steps taken with
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    CHAPLAIN BANNED
    105 2 Sentence was pronounced at a Cons story Court at Chelmsford on the Rev. Basii Loney, formerly in the Chelmsford Diocese as Chaplain to the Custom Mission to Seamen. He was previously convicted in the police court, where he pleaded guilty to false pretences in connection with a bank
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      178 2 K|t|g t FROM LONDON FOR YOU I WO4Mi m And they reach ycu as fresh as if V you bought them at our London Piccadilly Virginia Cigarettes will brin you joy for they are cool :rafcfc»d and fragrant R jj PS Pure golden smokes made only k^r^ll 4 i!! from
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      363 2 YOUR MIRROR WILL TELL YOU if you need Pinkettes. If your fa ce pimply or yellow, if you see slime upot your tongw, its answer is you do, becaus* these symptoms indicate a disordered con dition of the liver or of the intestinal tract Pinkettes are laxative perfection. As gently
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    BUNGALOW FOR £250
    842 3 New Method of Using Concrete A number of members of Parliament interested in rural conditions visited St Paul's Cray oa the invitation of Mr. W. Smitten, the member for Chis ehurst, and Mr T. H. Nash, the chairman of the local parish council, and inspected a bungalow
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    A CLEAN PRESS
    205 3 Canon Alexander on Perils of Sensationalism Canon Alexander, in a midday address at St. Bartholomew's Church, Smithfield, spoke on the influence of the modern Press. At no previous period, he said, were the individual journalist and the Press as a Whole so exposed to the perils ami
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      627 3 fin llillrr"Trf[f~rniTi'HT^Tll""ll""ll) n aj M \Wm\Wk\Wm\\Wm\mKkWk\\ Moths Ttes^ THAT new suit or that beautiful which eat holes. It is economy to dress ruined by moths! The use Flit. Flit is clean, easy to use value of goods annually destroyed and harmless to humans. It evapoby moths in houses and godowns
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      397 3 No. 8 of a series. INSPECTION To lay down a set of principles before being filled, are thoroughly and rules governing the manu- clean and inspected; ar.ee filled, facture of .Aerated Waters is not they are again inspected for enough; rictid inspection is a'so visible iirrpurities; once every necessary to
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      179 4 SIMM THEATRE North Bridge Road. TO-NIGHT AT 9.10 P.M. AL WILSON in The Air Hawk The world's most amazing >tunt flyerHorseman of the Heavens, niounu Earth's fleetest steed (the Aecopbaa) forming stunts on the wings thai m v could not do on the ground the fearless, death-defying aviator who hurlteeth
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    122 5 T Mlay, May 5 k Tides.' -2.:>7 a:n 516 pm- twi rd mail clones, 11 a.m. i k Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow. May 6 Tidef —3.51 a- 111 6 48 P'mf* 0. outward mail due. 1 n homeward mail leaves. E f nShatw Memorial Hall, 5.15 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    134 5 Today, May i Drill Hall. Eurasian Company, .p Ui o:dt-r-Holmets. Chinese Company, a Garrison Srrrts. -Drill ITa 1 S-VJP. Ambulance, i To-aaotrow, May 6 Drill Hail. Eurasian Company, d Training. r lay. May 7 Drill Kail. M. G. Platan. Sports Team. Drill Ha 1. Band, Hand Practice. Drill
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    THE RUBBER EXPORTS
    134 5 sh Malaya Figures sing la a statement of quantity •übber ex orted during April. April to date Against 4.910.69 25,392.78 8,751.63 :A. 16,015.03 81,186 03 68.287.96 0 at af 608 99 7.004.20 B.4<i>.ab j E 401.90 2,164.09 1,716 99 771.64 3,853.93 2.740.54! 19.20 30.93 82.85 a) .23.727.45
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    115 5 untitled in untitled at Wat Sam chin Bat was taken ill wich cholera and red to the ho&pital for infectious -es oa Kk ng Sam. On Sunday even- c ame unconscious, and after a time r in charge of the pronounced dead. The body was then removed the ir.ortuarv where
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1080 5 PRODUCF Buyers. Sril***Singapcre, May 6 i Small Pear! Tapioca <lJ Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyun $38C 3 Flour 0 Rice, Siam S $35(5 "Fair Sa-o Flour Rice, Siam $346 ,:o:nt«. Sago Floor Rice, Saigon I *30;, ;,0.2 v-,scol-lour Rice, Saigon 2 W, T V ;rS 25.00
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    CROP REPORTS
    127 5 Messrs. Barlow and Co., remort the crops harvested on the undermentioned estates during th? month of AprH, 1926: Harimau Rubber Estates Ltd., 5,975 lbs. Majedie (Johore) Rulbber Estates Ltd.. 15.200 11«. Muar Itam Estates Ltd., 16,051 lba, Permas Rubber Co., Ltd., 21,900 lbs. Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd., 13,500
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      232 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, MAY 5 Penang, Colombo, Suez, P. Stud, Bilbao, London, Rotterdam Hamburg-, *Dakar Maru 2 p.m. Hoihow Anhui 2 p.m. Kh'.o, Billiton Java, South-West Sumatra, South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Diliy Myer 2 p.m. hina, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East, Siberia, Philippine Inlands, Western Canada and Western
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    CONCORD
    1049 6 When a public man retires from a high office it is customary to say farewell to him in a manner that befits the close of a career spent in the service of the people. So customary indeed have such functions become that they tend to obscure, with insincerity, the
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    560 6 The Czechoslovak National Bank has started business. The new issue by the Teja Mala> a Tin Dredging Company has been over-e.>plieu for. Property including the Kampong Java estate and the Ginting S<mpah Club bungalow is to be sold by auction in Kuala Lumpur to-day. The output of the New Seudai,
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    FAREWELL TO MR. PEEL
    161 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 4. Neariy 200 members of the Penang branch of the Subordinate Civil Service Association gathered in the Club House at Dato Kramat yesterday to bid good-bye to the Hon. Mr. W. Peel and Mrs. Peel. A group photograph was taken.
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    THE ASSIZES
    90 6 The trial of a bus driver named Loe Ah Mas on a charge of having on 2nd. February last driven his bus in a rash and negligent manner, and at an excessive speed and on the wrong side of the road, and thereby caused th? death of a
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    A BUSINESS DEAL
    90 6 Further hearing was recorded ve.<;erdav m the Supreme Court, before Mr. Justice Deane, of the case in which Mr. W. Woelz sued Messrs. E. W. Tomlinson and J. F. Pilgrim, formerly trading as the Australia Overseas Co., for the recovery of a sum of $10,800. The defendants
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    PENANG ASSIZES
    55 6 (From Our Own Correspond? rtt.) Penang, May 4. The Penang Assizes opened to-day. All four cases to be heard are concerned with murder. The first was a double charge of murder against a Tamil named Sinnasamy who, it :s alleged, attacked two women grass-cutters, mother and daughter, and
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    OUTWARD MAIL
    32 6 Mail? from Europe, (London mails despatched April U»), ex P. and 0. Malwa will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholder* at 9.30 a.m.
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    813 6 Mrs. P. Appaeaniy, R.A Singapore far Kuala Lumn I,iav tt* route to India. P *^*ti| It is reported from P<>\ )TL §1 Yuarag Yue-ching, ex-p remier F «••t b, the off* to form a Cabinet '"*>• Capt. and Bt. Major T.A 1 0 y M.C., has assumed
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    INSPECTOR RESIGNS
    99 6 After nearly six years of ■Pfaarflj with the local Police force. Detective Uiaee»tor Chia Yontr Hoe will be severm* a* connection with the department at the en of thU month for private leaeoaa. Joining sts an ordinary detective r Hce rapidly rose to the rank of P***? Inspector
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    AT HOME IN RAIN
    41 6 (Prom Our Own Kuaia Umr ,Hl Dosr>'<te heavy and continuous rn\n, hundred people »ttirdiil the v 4 givea by Sir Georfe and I-a<ty Ca/rcoea iMoaf The Su'can and Raja Muda those present. The g**** somely entertained indoor-.
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    HOOLINGANISM
    70 7 First Disorders by Strikers rtjREIGN LABOUR WITH BRITISH MINERS affic Operations on Land and Sea Much Upset Reuter's Service. London, May o. Bast] sceßCl a; Dockland, «b* n huolivan element v h su>picious» road trans- the d«J am', became more in iiscriminately r n tJ sa ;>:in«r lorries and
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    PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
    38 7 British Official Press Service. London, May 5. I rtj constablea and special officers j r-, **Moraine Post" offices all isneaetea MfU bag. MhiDs Barhana and Kamil.ies a*-e md other supplies at Liverpool. London theatrea have ciosch*
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    TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS
    128 7 T RANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS London, May 4. The Transport arrangements worked Unlay with great efficien.-y. (IBM for provision of milk n commodities were pu«. anl oust. r 0 his morning:. The auino- bve r* r u a! "d pressed to deal with t're «Ttat 0Wii of volunteer workers, reali lasses of
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    HOUSE OF LOARDS
    204 7 London, May 4. In th House ->f LoHs, Lord Salisbury msd* a aU-nun? of the history of the f rnts I» a J r Lr ip to the present cr sis. He said tha n the face of a threat to the v oio n >n. >
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    INTERNATIONAL AID FOR MINERS
    46 7 Amsterdam, May 5. Mr. Brown, Secretary of the International of Trade Unions, has arrived unexpectedly via Antwerp and is now busily in circularising the utliliated un» ons *i-h a v t v ,v to establishing a relief fun<l 1 the British unions.
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    GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPER
    28 7 London, May 4. The Government is publishing a penny "«rspaper called "The British Gazette." The first issue to-morrow will be districted over the whole London area.
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    FIRST ISSUE APPEARS
    178 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 5. TV British Gazette," Numiber One, not seven hundred thousand copies, Published by His Majesty's Stationary consists of four sheets, the inside Pajjvs bt'ipjr blar.lc. It explains its objects a reply to ;he strike-makers' plan to ui-aly., e pubi c opinion. Nearly all
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    PRESS OPINIONS
    189 7 London, May 4. With their premidnight shifts working 1 at the press most of the morning papers survived the strike barrage but appear with very small dimensions explained by such notices as "Emergency Edrtt.on" and "Special Strike Number." The pages are almost exclusively devoted to the momentous happenings
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    AMAZING STREET SCENES
    268 7 London. May 4. The London streets present an amazing tad unparalleled appearance a? the result of measures taken by business people to reach their daily work, consequent on the complete withdrawn", of the usual means of passenger transport. From the early hours, crowds of ail agco and
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    TRANSPORT BADLY CRIPPLED
    184 7 London, May 4. The official broadcast states that the London miik transport service ds working according to scheme and long d'stance milk and fish trair.s arrived according to schedule. The London Underground Railway and Omnibus Combine notify that they arc endeavouring to operate the services with voluntary
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    INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT READY
    39 7 Amsterdam, May 4. The International Federation of Trade Unions has not yet received an application from the British T. U. C. but has made preparations for financial and moral support immediately an applet on is received.
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    RACE MEETS ABANDONED
    107 7 London, May 4. A joint conference of the stewards of the Jocker/ Club and the National Hunt Committee decided, owing to the carrying out race meetings under th* e ing conditions, that all the meetings woul be abandoned until further notice. This does not apply to the
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    GERMAN LINERS AFFECTED
    53 7 Berlin, May 4. The strike has already affected German ports. Vessels scheduled to sail for Eng- land have cancelled their departure in view of the impossibility of coaling in Great Britain. Several British steamers are held up a'. Hamburg and Bremen. The GermanAmerican liners are omitting Southampton
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    DUTCH SERVICES SUSPENDED
    45 7 Rotterdam, May 4. The Batavier line has suspended its London service. Other lines are contemplating similar action. The exporters of meats and dairy produce have a'ready suspended shipments to England. The Hook of Holland's services to Harwich wM be suspended after to-night,
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    RUSH TO AND FROM PARIS
    80 7 Paris, May 4. An xtraord nary influx of passenger.from England yesterday arrived on the trains from Calais to Paris so that they were doubled. The northern station at Paris to-dar/ was crowded with English hurrying to London. After ten o clock this morning the trains
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    U.S. LABOUR SUPPORTS MINERS
    68 7 Washington, May 4. Mr. Wiiliam Green, President of the American Federat on of Labour, stand that the federaton believed that the British miners were justified in their demands for a -decent living wage," and that their grievances should be speedily redressed. He hoped that "those qualities
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    PRUSSIANS SUPPORT MINERS
    37 7 Essen, May 4. The Union of Transport workers and dock labourers and t&J seamen's organisations have issued a man festo ordering theii members to cease work on ships trying to take coal to England.
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    FRENCH PROMISE HELP
    58 7 Paris, May 4. The General Confederation of Labour ha» convened a conference of :he miners, ra lwaymen, dock labourers and seamen to discuss support of the British strikers. A definite decision was not reached but theFrench Unions assured the Brit sh workers of their sympathy and promised
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    CLERKS UNLOAD STEAMER
    37 7 London, May 4. The comb'ned clerical s'afTs of the Cunard and White Star lines unloaded the Mauretania at Southampton cn her arrival from America. The passengers went to London by a fleet of charabancs.
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    N.Y. EXCHANGE WEAK
    30 7 New York, May 4. The S:ock Exchange opened weak witn considerable veiling. The British strikt tended to restrict trading. Cotton and wheat futures receded by a fraction.
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    TYPEWRITTEN "TIMES"
    47 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 5. The first strike-time editicn of a regular newspaper to reach Reuter's office is a diminutive copy of the "Time?," consist'n:; of a single sheet of foolscap typewritten on both sides, price two penc containing the briefest digest of yesterday's developments.
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    ANGLO-MEXICAN OIL
    50 7 Reuter's Service. New York, May 4. It is authoritatively leamiod that American oil circles are inclined to doubt the accuracy of a despatch from Mexico City to the effect that the Mexican Government and the British Legation have reached a satisfactory agreement regarding the new Mexican petroleum law.
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    PRINCE RETURNS BY AIR
    40 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, May 4. Thb Prince of Wales loft for London in an aeroplane to-night. London, May Th* Prince 01 Wales has arrived in an aeroplane at Croydon ftom Paris and qiv-et-ly motored to London.
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    AID TO AMERICA
    348 7 BRITAIN GRANTS SPECIAL PRIVILEGES Relaxation of Regulations to Check Smugglers British Official Press Service. London, May 4. 3 Correspondence between the British and 3 United States Governments is issued re- jj parding administrative measures which the uj BriVsh authorities have offered, to assist 3 in the prevention
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    SAKLATVALA ARRESTED
    134 7 Only Communist IL P. Accused of Sedition Reuter's Service. British Official Press Service. London, May 4. Mr. Saklatvala, M.P.. has been arrested and will he charg.-d at Bow Street with making a seditious speech in Hyde Park. Mr. Saklatvala was remanded at Bow Street till Thursday on a
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    PROMISES TO BE GOOD
    46 7 London. May 4. Mr. Saklatvaia, the only Communist member in the Houses of Parliament, was prosecuted before a Bow Street Magistrate for a recent speech. Upon giving assurances that he wouid make speeches only in the House of Commons he was released.
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    FRANCE IS HOPEFUL
    50 7 [Havas Agency.] Paris, May 4. The Departmental Councils are at present sitting. Most of them have adopted resolutions expressing confidence that the Government will continue a policy of financial restoration interior and exterior peace, and urging the citizens in favour of voluntary subscriptions to the amortization fund.
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    LAWRENCE STATUE FEUD
    61 7 Reuter's Service. Lahore. May 4. The controversy centring around the famous Lawrence statue which more than once has led to a breach of the reace has hem apparently ended by the action of the Government in altering the offending inscription, "will you be governed by the pen
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    Sporting News
    110 8 BOXING He Died Fighting «natncr F.l*p,no hope in the arena. JJS «-«nt bring a world's title to the %hte" rittS J A Ades in th Manila 6 "w<*-thy aajmaaajr w to Pancho Villa it ,tid £2 SP °r s scrib M c him »»d well d *aaenr« it.
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    No Chance for Wills
    21 8 -\f'.v York, 4r»i*',l 99 t*. khat the New vS kT 1 19 understood amfeM S.adium during September
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    FOOTBALL
    109 8 S.F.A. League *<* WoiSSS. t TW* y 7 Du kes VS. S.c F A Tueauay, May n._ S .R.C vi RE Friday, Msy vs R A i Tuesday, May 18.—Dukes R p Friday, May 21.-S.CJP A v. R i i huisday, May 1 rr T 5"^' Monday, May 31.—S.C.F.A.
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    CRICKET
    191 8 Country Matches Commence Reuter's Service. London, May 1. rain there w"? n? w tent b cw:n to Surrey scored 241 v Jsl* wae d""™! and 145 3 t 3 t a dlne 79 etoSS. SaSih'ain £52, derepliad with fiVCSf J^J «ujS" *S2SJ &MX by 10 wlcke*. mthe second (Jupp
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    GOLF
    93 8 Sepoy Lines Golf Club vs. Keppel Golf Club The match played on Sunday Mav 2 a Sepoy Lines «resulted as follow»: r v KEPPEL GOLF CLUB Campbell and Orawton n Jonc® and Thomson n Keurnjdy and Tong-ue Hallow® and Rogers Boardman and Barron J anaihar and Bald i Hurt
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    LAWN TENNIS
    74 8 Colony vs. F.M.S. The Qualifying Rounds ■tJnJTSTO been FJLS. versus GoW <25 r nds of the folk*** Present the rvLTJg*!^..— l to re- TUESDAy, MAY U Doubles w V f later. Fxture* will be announced WEDNESDAY. MAY i* (f) or 3)7 (bj or (d) or la 4° UaloS
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament
    118 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS I r>-L Sing-les 12J???. 2L u 3 p itt owe 12 beat J ofca owe Ch °on a o^ 9 I 6fl3 n feti^| 24 Tin Slew j Singles £f, 15 beat Sim Teng I w 15 £l2 0 g!Lf ve 3 beat Low Kee Choe
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    BILLIARDS
    22 8 empire Tournament Final Reuter's Service. the final i„ a L ndon > Ma y 4. Championship tourn»nL.F m S :re Bii Uiards
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    SAFE GLOVES
    69 8 New American Invention for Boxers inventor gloves which tie Dempsey i n preserving U9ed b V Jack pssss ly spa* antjgTiin motor car txrra macLp I w^s/5p- Tbe Ga?6'y a M h5'W^ri abound after 1?tti? Strated tow the' Gately plajs f! something. 1<>VeB market for use in e
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    Malaya Inter-Club Sports
    58 8 I held on Wednesday• Anr7li m itt "WW, MoW of the Hon General Secretary T Was aD P oin *ed bm Musraffa and£aff"t Moh amed Assistants and Mr r DapPM Hon. Treasurer. 5' Colm an as as follows:— Sports Committee are Messrs. E F fui— Sooloh, Mohamed
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    42 8 Driven Insane by his passion for horserscing be a horae JSft fc of 20 Sieves S"gyf to HSTSfftfii" b een found At fi rst the vtanfk m under supervision awh p. Later hi 5 beatln f? bta -ountry. for m.les into the
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    FINANCE BILL
    65 8 BUDGET RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY HOUSE Opposition Refrains from Prolonging Debate Reuter's Service. •n '-onHoji, J!ay 4. a no ™<» attendance of me™--.hoa prejudto.-ng. thejr ent the debate thereon, StTS a c ntury oW 01 the dbty was agreed rrZ division. A resolution continuing the key iad for another
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    75 8 British Official Press Service. -London, May 4_ Exchange rates: Par s 1401 v V" 4 855. Brussels v m 18 f» Copenhagen 18.61, 0«o 34.3J>. P r ie Vi «1%, Madrid S3 6 r S*! 7U D »-«5, Uabofl 2 7 32. Rio 7*B, Buenos Aires 45 1
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    HAGUE CONFERENCE
    23 8 Reuter's Service. u__ j Washington, May i standing the InTSI noUithmicht U herein Woe beneficial to the c many ways. State
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    WAR IN NICARAGUA
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    PEACE IN SYRIA
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    55 8 Religious Bad Manners Not Typically Indian Belfaat by the «««plified of bands IS other contamptuoua T"** and political idiocy 3tratloas of nonfined to ImSL l L Ute V** n<>t Ton. observed in all counSel <* na These pro wine- l nd aIJ a^s lAely to cost iffia
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    58 8 imports. compared »^23^000^? Josef Berbe, forty years of age and a having been a'moat SL fr the crime wave reeenTt 2J a <*■**> 0? He -a^l^Sfl»? 1 55»2 EZ£ h mi h t as J|i^t thftt °*<* am^.b anded M -y«Jjlariaa all coiSSLj J"* Lttlc noU*u *«m ah data given
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    195 8 The Surma Theatre attract on at the Surma Th atr 332? later took a lead™! rot Wa r and of the American coin^ 116 onsJ aught forces of Girmanv ha* X P affa,nst the °ne of the nipht screen. Wilson rJS hk li£~ n the man in motion
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    416 8 Sixth Annual Training School!?. f The Sixth c t J 1 annual •NJiwol for Sanitary u n <t u* T nr m ntral 'Wtan hnj *S on Monday, Mav -),.j be Pot, J,> »Piw interested Iad"t and enough to take „"f. ""'k-Kn Afte; partaking of th Pro^S the
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    64 8 Hon rnhi ndust upheaval ftm and nr£ Share niarkel tendency re stead >' Among to-day's quo.at arc:-. p Buyers. Seller,. Tatnba aks T, f~ Sung-ei Bap» na J*J L4S pi ll Gd Malagas 2.90 "^Z Uneis US Ml Mining. Kuchais HJ xMurais 3 3b *g indusirials. fcSLf nd
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    867 9 Toerangie (Sumatra) Rubber produce Estates, Ltd. fourteenth annual ordinary general ngie (Sumatra) Rubber Ltd., was held on n .h, CoOßci] Room of the Rubber V: r Association, 2, 3 and 4, Idol-lane, liha R. Gray tn€ Chairman) < Thon, representing: the (3f grs. Harrisons and Cros- j having
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    837 9 Thirty-Three Years of Amazing Progress Thirty-three years ago to-day, on May 1,1893, says the "Straits Echo" of Saturday, at the opening 0 f the World's Fair Exhibition, Ch.cago, occurred, perhaps, the most important "debut" which has ever taken place in the entertainment world, for the occasion
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    157 9 Novel Plan Invented to Burn a House An alarm clock, a piece of string, and an oil lamp with a wick, were the instruments used to start theffitr t which partially destroyed the premises owned by Dr. Ramon Papa at the corner of Accepleros and Asuncion, Manila, P.
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