Malaya Tribune, 9 July 1923

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J >-< AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. X. No. 159 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JULY 9, 1923.
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      177 1 L 5f ""i MALAYA TRIBUNE j AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. j Editorial Dept. j j e j Ko. 171, Managerial Dept. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. I ptf anaum $15-00 I ii,f-y«rj 750 I Pet quarter 375 ■a Pottafl extra 50 eta. p*>r month. s i• a' 11 '■"■"■> r
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      203 1 TBS BEST IS TO COIKE SEE Rings, Brooches. Wutcna*, r. tdaotn. Earring*, Bracelets, Necklace, cases, Platinum and Gold Watch- JUains, all kinds of looae Precious Stores, Travelling Watches and Travelling Clocks, etc. At very interesting prices which are marked on every piece In »tock at RENE ULLMANN "L" HIGH STREET.
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      232 1 I GENUINE f S.-W. Crooke.s Glass ma kee Uncomfortable eyea COMFORTABLE. I THE I EASTERN OPTICAL CO., f 15, South Canal Road. Simeiapore. > i I I I I I t t I t i •>■«.,•..« i I Libby's Red Alaska Salmon I makes delicious mayonnaise, cro- J j quettes
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    REPARATION PROPOSALS.
    348 2 SOCIALIST INTERNATIONAL CLOSED. The Congress of the Second International was brought to a conclusion wiUh a speech by Herr Wels, in place of Mr. Henderson, who was ill. ResoJut'ons were adopted on tihe question of "Imperialistic peace treaties and the tasks of Labour." The general resolution declared that
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    A CONVICT COUNCILLOR.
    197 2 Marty Elected in Ten Constituencies. Andre Marty, the Communist who was the leader of the Back S a mutiny. whr> is now serving a period of penal serv'tude and was refused the benefit of the recent Amn.sly Act, was elected a district councillor in no fewer than
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    CHOIR PRACTICES IN PRISON.
    105 2 Debating Society, Brighter Wal!« and Less Oversight. Choir practices, a debating society, and classes in book-keeping, eJectricity amJ com mere \al geography are now features of prt'son life a'; HuU» introduced by the new governor, Mr. W. YouT>g. The interior of the prison has been patliYteo:
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    DOCTOR'S DEATH DRAMA.
    492 2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR TREATMENT IN LAST MOMENTS. London: A dramatfc ntory of how a doctor, realising that he was about to die, have directions to his wife as to treatment—whiofo included injections of morphia—was told at the WeS4minSOur C oroner's Court, The inquest was on Dr. Henry Troutbeck,
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    DO BOYS HAVE ALL THE HUMOUR?
    223 2 Essays More Original Than Those of Girls. 44 Mcnday mom'ng- Smoky fire, benumbed fingers, coed breakfast, savfige tempeis! 14 Tuesday morn ng. Salubr'ous atmosphere rad ant faces, angel c tempers, breakfast for an epicure. M Wt*z hns happened? Been left a fortune? No! Mother
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    LADY IN AUSTRALIA.
    311 2 Tells How She Drove Out The Poisons of Rheumatism. Rheumatism is in the b'ood, therefore it is useless trying to cure it by rubbing ointments cr I n ments on the skin*. Mrs. W. Douglas of Brunswick Road, A-bany, Westj.n Australia, p/(»ved this for hersellf a while
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      426 2 I AN APPEAL TO f I TASTE AND ECONOMY I I FRAMROZ'S I I HIGH CLASS I I Aerated Waters. I 1 sjrar abdul ohab, *ta±"* I I TESTIMONIALS FROM NOTABLE PATRONS. ffi I NEW FASHIONS—PROMPT DELIVERY GUARANTEED. Cj S Always a Stock of Ready-Made Dresses and Hats, of the
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      321 2 kkj"""" NEW HEALTH kM and nerve power quickly gained with w 1 regular uae of N SAN§OCEN fW j Mr«. B)ornsterne Bjornsort. the wife i «Bkl of the celebrated Nor«ei;un v>oet and i 3HI novelist, wrote: "Bjorp'on i:sm Sanato!?rn *>very day and find? that the of this admirable revitalising Or>.!
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      112 2 HILLSIDE PRESS^ HIBH' C bMbbb fli i 'fl i ORDINARY TYPE $129 t X WOHK;". IMPROVED TYPE $173 EX WORKS. Suitable for packing Rubber in Momi Chests LESS CHESTS REQUIRED Economy in Transport and Shipping. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated tn tha Straiti B«U!«m 3 Ms. SINGAPORE. The Package. i 1
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    SCHOOLBOYS OF ANCIENT EGYPT.
    407 3 HOW THEY DODGED THE IMPOSITIONS. Seij-o'days in ancient Egypt seem to have provided many parallels with to-day," said Miss M. Murray the Egyptoiog st at the Women's Institute. In one respect there was a marked difference. The det of children of three or four years of
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    CYCLED DOWN STAIRS OF EIFFEL TOWER.
    100 3 Finished 356 Siep* Despite Accident in First Stage. Pan's: Pierre Labric. of no partacolar repute anion-? the bicycle community of Franco, displayed great daring by r*<TnK down some stairs of the Eiffel Tower. In the first afc*ge from the Ant pJatfcrm, which comprises 40
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      576 3 f i i i i mm Mi.i i i i i mmmj wm nioMKM JAPANESE COMMERCIAL MUSEUM AND INFORMATION BUREAU. nee relative to Japanese industry and commerce w 11 \v.v- an v. n :<> ary inqu.Ver. Agents for no commission, or, only at fn e» j ■j f any. Samples
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      220 3 l Wincarnis gives a feeling l jof NEW LIFE to those j who are j Weak, or Anaemic, Nervous or Run-down Good health is nece&sary to your well-being Wincarnis is n-ce:--•ary to promote «ood health. Wincarnis is not a luxury—it is a positive necessity to all i who are Weak,
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      165 3 RUB OUT THE PAIN. Wherever the ache or pain, simply rub in Little's Oriental Halm. As you rub in the Balm, you rub out the pain,—quickly, simply and surely. There is no better remedy for headache, earache, backache. It relieves lameness, sprains, strains, swellings. The more cruel sufferings of Rheumatism,
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      521 3 "Gets-If Cures Corns not by painfni, dnnpteronq gownac or cutting-, not by buminu t.ut pi.i..t«*Ml7 «mnply by Khrtvellna tbem m> *o you can pool them off iv one piece. um> "BETS-IT" Demand tb -»tannine. Contains noaoids. Absolutely harmless to live ttcah. MfK. by Lawrecye A Co.. Oicuro. r. S. A.
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      387 3 j MOTOR m UNIONI jj. INSURANCE Co- I'd. i s i 1 -1 y. (Incorporated to England.) ?d J\ I I MOTOR VEHICLES. Our comprehensive policy covers 1 every risk. jrj I M DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPPENS—GET kj INSURED NOW. jg jjj FlRE.—Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, Rent, Personal Effects,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    766 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. Ily "Footlight" From a photographic standpoint, greater variety will be offered in Mary Pickfords production, entitled "Through the Back Door," than in anjthing thia star haa tmw offered to theatre patrons. This production will be featured at the Victoria Theatre b\
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      474 4 AMUSEMENTS. Another fast light entertainment EMPIRE CINEMA TO-Night: IN the Second Show at 10 p.m. MARIE PREVOST Universale Popular and Petite Star in a story that is thoroughlywholesome and enjoyable HER NIGHT OF NIGHTS IN 5 REELS. Adapted from C.S. Montayne's happy story of the beautiful little clock model who
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      325 4 AMUSEMENTS. A LH AM BRA From Thursday, July 5, to Tuesday 10. Id tbe Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp FOX AND TBE CROW 1 Reel Pathe Film. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. FAMOUS AND POPULAR STAR IN THE MOST AMBITIOUS PRODUCTION OF SPECTACULAR STAGE CRAFT. A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION
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      545 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" QITPiktI THE BIG THREE VJ KJ M\ i i» fl O? THIS WEEK ONE FALSE STEP MFANT- Another startling ffer of three super Fitted against a notoriom special Productions desparacoes—The (J.; r h* lovm mercy—and mercy tktt] *Jj AT 7.30 SHARP. wai no help—there wa no t|T»- t
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    120 5 A s|V ;APOKE DIARY. To-day. July 9. l ij T. 13 «•»>•• 70 P-m--fh hojaewtml r-ail closes. g C.C. v#. MiifcliTHTi S.C.C. £n. Theatre "ItaWi* the Back P r < 1 inpicmbip Tournament. Tm-munm, July 10. I &2€ a.m.. 7.41» p.m. I Middle el II vs. Keppel,
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    SINGAORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    210 5 Monday. Ju v 9. Hall, S R. A. v) > pA DrS] HaH, S.R.E (v) < X g oat obstacles p Dr] Ha S.R.E. (v) Infantry J5 am Dril Hail, M. G. Platoon [i ">••■ Tuesday, .lu'y 10. LIS am Drill Hall, S R.A. (v) ■an l>y
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    23 5 Ju v is. n 'in and ™*adqu triers, i I. In- "*'■■■>:■ J iIV ii Pm Band Pi Cf ■•■j,- r
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    221 5 io4U¥*a local w rthj r QUOTATIONS Tin to-day—s9o.2s per pikul. 150 tens sold. Buyers Sellera CumbW $1200 Java Cube 26.00 Hamburg Cube 26.00 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 21.50 Mixed Black Pepper 14.00 *Sundried Copra 10.95 10.95 Mixed Copra 10.35 Sma'l Flake Tap'ocu 10.75 Mcd Pearl Tapioca 14.00
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 5 Singapore, July 9. On London— Bank 4 months' sght 2s 4** d Demand 2s 4 1 32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 173 On Hongkong— Bank demand dduft 1 p.c. Disc. On Shanghai— Bar'c demand draft 75 On Java— Ba-k Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    91 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Jury 9. Pale Crepe Hosing Prices. Buyers Seller* Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 46% 47*4 AtT« to Sepi 49 49 Vs Oct to Dec 52% 53 V* Jan bo March 54Vfe 55
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    54 5 Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singiatpore, July 8Bared 32 Pah 1015.3 1012.2 1014.6. Temperature 78, 82, 79. Wot Bulb Ther 75, 76, 78. Dir cf Wind- S. S. calm. Max Temp in shade 86. If in Temp in Shade £2. Max in Sun lit Ter rad Ther 71. Rain fall
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    365 5 To-day, Jjiy 9. Hongkong A Amoy Vun Ov< rat in 2 p.m. Belli PaJhat Mcmi: 3 p.m. Hoar •Flying- Dragon 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang •Perak 3 p.m. Ma aoca Muar* Sri Muar 3 p.m Penang* Co'ombo BombaySioilia 3 pjn. Malacca Muar* Hye.Leong 4 p.m. Randjermaein Sarie Borneo
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    SWEETHEARTS ROSE CAUSES A TRAGEDY.
    121 5 Par s: Outs de a picture snow at An ten near Paris, two boys cabled Fan! I i anat. a telegraph messenger, -n {vs b: t friend' Amie Sylvain be* si eg (1 I*B, had a quarrel over a gttl. Sy'< an Iregfe ngly ?nachtd
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    127 5 Per P. and O. Kashm'r Messrs. W. L. Baxter,. T. Banbury, A. V. Barton, A. Cook. C.S.M. G. G. Clarke, M. Donovan, Dale, E. G. C. Dennler. M. J. Ellingworth. Lieut. W. A. Fenwick, Mrs. Fenwick, three children and infant A. E. Ford, F. G. Gould, H. S.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    173 5 Singapore, July 9. Rubber. —London Is. l%d. Local 46% cents. Tin.—London, July 6, £179. Local $90K (150 tons sold). Share Market.—Steady. Rubbers —Malakoffs $2.90 to $3.10, KuaJa Sidimis $2.20 to $2.30!, Ayer Moleks $1.35 to $1.40, New Crangie!as 54 to 57*2 cents Tambalks 72 Vn to
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      378 5 WINTER—A smart &n4 reliable Disp3.i<c. Sai-rv tTered p y vim tv noai*«< 7o '*atul*yaj tribune. GRtNITE FOB SALE. IU" guu*re. machine crushed, well gradod to siae. i'rompt delivery by rail. Quotations given requeat. Fraser an J '.'ummiug. Winchester House, Sinsap>ra. Tele-h me tfo ill. Look out for the last of
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      125 5 J There's no person who will fail to enjoy the delicate I I flavour and fragrance of 1 I' I I Manufactured from sunkissed golden Virginia tobacco and I blended by specialists with the sole idea of producing a I perfect cigarette for the palate of the connoisseur and the
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    IMPERIAL EDUCATION CONFERENCE.
    950 6 There have been several inferences recently to the Imperial Education Conference which was to be held in London from June 25 to July 6, but it is only after the Conference has probably finished its labours that details of the agenda have reached us. We have been
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    729 6 Koh Lim, a Caritoneso pork deaVr, of 192 South Bridge-roud reports the theft of $317 from his house on Saturday. No arrest has b:»en mads. A Ch nese has been arrested and charged for sett ng firo to 147 Yeo Ohu Kang road\ the house of Ong Kwe Kirn, a
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    INSPECTOR'S DEATH.
    221 6 Late Mr. Henry Brereton. We regret to record the death of Mr. Henry Brereton, Inspector of Police, whicn occurred after a very shout iVness at the General Hospital, MaJaca, at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Mr. Brereton became suddenly ill on Friday and was taken to Hospital, wh re
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    MALAYA'S TRADE.
    120 6 Singapore, July 7. The Ag. Registrar of Imports and Exports favours us with the following: Imports. The total value of Foreign Imports of Merchandise excluding Parcel Post into British Malaya for June 1923. $48,945,853 equai to £5,710i,349. The total value of Foreign Imports of Merchandise excluding 1 Parcel
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    MUNICIPAL APPOINTMENTS.
    180 6 Singapore Municipal Commissioners discussed the question of according prefer en-1 to applies/!ions by suitable loeafl m«n for all subordnate appointments in the Municipality. The pri'vcipa! is one that shouf.d never bs chaiDtenged. A resolution which sought to soaure adherence to tit in Use future was moved by Mr.
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    141 6 The Rev. Farther W.H. Blake, B.A. T.M.U., who was ran educationist an*| superintending missionary of the Church of England and wa« attached to Sr.. Peter's College and St, Peter's Ohnireh, Tanjore, South Ind a. died or. June 15 at the age of 75. He hud been stationed at Tanjora for
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    S.J.O.B. ASSOCIATION.
    349 6 ANNUAL lIEETINq The annual general St. Joseph's Old Boy was held in St. Jam day morning. Mr. J. p j tided and \\a- .-'M'! 1 hy Ero. Marc an Directoi Institution and die Ii ser.sohn. Th n- m a ber of BKhnbers pr< 'ng commenced with 1 bri.f
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    STEAMER CHANGES FLAG.
    148 6 Interesting Cerem«»n> in Koa* On Saturday morning. uVre afl pluasanj little ccrremony on boctfdl steamship SpecCimJi, mt the whtn a gathering of replies*!* of the Koninklyk Pakitvaar: litchappij and the .Societe AfTa'U-'Jis* 1 dochinos of Saig« ti, witness' transfer of the ees«d f«W D* to the Er
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    "TEXAS" WALKER.
    90 6 Mr. Texas Waflter, tin h y, '4 sharp shooter who gave aa 1*"» i of hi* skill in r I mmths ago, and Mrs. WaHrar**! Singapore at present. M" an< Walker have beer) tOW with paODasa and oi"' j on Saturday. Mr. Walker v mt a I main
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    38 6 That untitled traveler Mre. Reesta I vaunt Burrham, who p ed her h id a lan bounJ at the Wk\mm irr Hal J In mag| week whnV. i*« 7 u?t recent journey throw fl Forba is s'.Cl kok—Ex.
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      26 6 Lactogen Free Booklet on the Feeding' and Caare of Infants wiH be s«it upon application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    LAUSANNE PROGRESS.
    213 7 SETTLEMENT OF GRAECOTURKISH DISPUTE. LABORIOUS SESSION. Reuter. Lauajhnne, July 8. eel ng of the Allied repneantatives a/nd Turks on July 7 i most lahoritws hithcr'o held. The AJlies proEentcd the settlement of the debt quest on. concess'oras, etc. j which adjourned for a hour to allow Ismot Pasha
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    NEW SOVIET CONSTITUTION.
    118 7 Krassin's Latest Job. Reuter. Riga, JuV 8. Hi luncea a new con- f Hm S »v t Union SoriaUal Repofc was rat tled at Iraai M «eow, to opetmtc immwiat*- I r. n has been appointed pwiiant af the Union Kraasii comi mm fei fori gn trade.
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    DANISH BANK CASE.
    112 7 Kg Fines for Directors. Reuter. July 7. let trial el tttrteea n-dirvcJbm of th* LaaeVaacebanfc on charges of lav I ,ej tat lews regarding joint *oek leaieanki and banks has ton Krist n, P.fs and Hansen fted 2.0(K) krone.-, Friis 5* W.-r. while urn others w;re dis*"P*
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    LIQUOR ON SHIPS.
    99 7 tf British Represent.lions. Reuter. I a uns by th* hl Tr ..v r Mr J: i i H W mat liquor ■al l. i. Awencao wa en taste an tK. mt m requireneate of r f the t adt- thi V ini,l| y n whose '•f a»
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    JAPANESE ART.
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    WASHINGTON NAVAL TREATY.
    171 7 French Sovereignty Unimpaired. Reuter. Pare, July 7. Tho Chamber has ratified the Washington Naval Treaty by 460 to 106 votes. Tne reporter on the B 11 declared T hat the Washing-ton iutio was unfav< urabie to Fiance, but France did not ne.d big battile squadrons but I
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    U.S. DECISION.
    91 7 Reuter. Washington July 7. Th:* Goveiranent has deeded o m intain a min'mum naval force in a fu 1 state of efficiency duriog the next fisc-J.l year. The programme, approved by the Navy Department, proposes to keep in fighting tr m and at sea the fu 1 naval
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    U.S. AND JAPANESE.
    111 7 Tokio Advised to Wait. Reuter. London. July 8. The "Sunday Times'' correspondent at Wa.shingtcii says it is authorsed to wtm c that 'a popular agitation to 'aunch Viscounts Shibusawa and Kan»'ko of Tokio a favour of c JapaneseAnteriCKU h gh commission, to discuss the chief bone of
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    AIR DISASTERS.
    90 7 Reuter. Lord on. July S. The D. H. 9 belong ng to 'he Kenley military acr. drome, crashed into an adjVn'ng mans:m, wh'ch hu 1 «t into flames a»rd was speedily destroyed The occupants escaped, -flfee oflbeei*s in the Trapagn f"oy and Logsdatt were killed.— Reirer. New York,
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    ALLIED DISCUSSION.
    196 7 NO MODIFICATION IN FRENCH POLICY. Playing for Time. Reuter. Paris, JuFy 7. M. St. AuJair* yesterday communicated to Earl Curzon the text of his written instructions in connection with the British questionnaire, which the past fortnight's conversation have been based.—Reuter. London, July 8. The sitrict veil of secrecy
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    ANGLO-ITALIAN VIEWS.
    93 7 Reuter. London, July *<. Tha Ita an Ambassador also part jcjpsted in the conversaions at the Foreign Office yesterday. The interview marked a further step towards an Anglo-Italian identity of vewa on MidcJie European policy. M. St. Aul'aire's irwructions from Paris did not indicate a modification Ln M.
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    RIGHT OF THE VATICAN.
    56 7 Reuter. Par's, July 7. The Chamber debated the Pope's letter regarding the Ruhr. After a speech by M. Poinca-re repudiating the r'ghr of the Vatican to interfere in the foreign amd domestic policy of France the Chamber, by 388 to 190 votes, adopted h"*s motion to
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    HARRASSED AND DESPERATE PEOPLE.
    108 7 Reuter. Berlin, July 7. It is semi-officially announced that Chancellor Cuno. repaying to representations by the Papal Nuncb on the subject of sabotage in the occupied territory, declared that the ine'dents arose from the excitement of a harassed and desperate people. The Government, however, atre at
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    U.S. ECONOMIC BOOM.
    125 7 Report of Dutch Tradrng Society. Reuter. Amsterdam, Ju£y 7. The annual report of the Dutch Trading Soc'ety ascribes the revival in the market conditions of East Indian produce to an economic boom in the Uniitod States. The mat profit is 5.6 million, compared with 6.3. and the
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    STATE OF CHINA.
    252 7 RECOMMENDATIONS OF BIG BUSINESS MEN. Action Necessary. Reuter. London. July 7. S.«veial prominent firms closely inLercatied in China trade have jointly written a letter to the "Times" dweli-ng on the essentialness of acton in order to restore authority and thus grapple with the tendency in th. direction
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE UNION.
    424 7 Annual Prize Distribution. A pleasant function took place at the Medical College on Saturday afternoon when the members of the Mcd cal College Union celebrated I'hea- annuai prize distribution. The Tennis Doubles match between Drs. W. A. Bu.'hetchc. ami Gopal Ha r**das and Meters. C. Smith and
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    SAAR COMMISSION.
    131 7 LEAGUE AND ITS RESPONSIBILITY. Appreciation of Work. Reuter. Geneva, July 8. After hearing the evidence of the Saar Governing Commission, the Council of the League unanimously resolved to reaffirm the Commission's responsibility to the League, leaving it to the wisdom of the Commission to decide when to abolish
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS RESOLUTION.
    124 7 Reuter. Geneva, Jury 8. The Council 0 f the League of Nations in a public ftna.l session unanimously passed a resolution that if was useless to discuss the provisional Saar ordinance of March 7 which was withdrawn. As rvgards the other extraordinary measures taken by the
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    MOROCCO COMMISSION.
    40 7 Reuter. Madrid, July 7. The Chamber has resolved to appoint a commission to enquire into the political responsibility for the Spanish reverses in Morocco.—Reuter. Madrid, July 9. The dispute between GeneraJ Aguillera and Sanche Tiiona has been settled.—Reuter.
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    209 7 June Output. Me. rs. Gu hrie Co., Ltd., Agents: Bateng (Selamcror) R. E. Ltd. 31,326 Pbs. total to date 59,859 lbs, 2 months. CheVot Rubber Ltd, 66,300, 318,600, 6 months. Galang Besar Rubber P. Ltd, 31,488, 470,976, 12 mortlhs. Kamuning (Perak) R. and T. Co., Ltd., 50,001, 763,532,
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    69 7 The Duke of Devonshire, Secretary of State for the Cokmi s presided on June 12 at the annual dinner of 4 he Corona Cub, held at the Coin/naught Rooms. Amongst the large gathering of CoVmiaJ GHfl SeVrants wore the Governor of Nigeria, Sir High Clifford Sir Arthur Young, Sir E.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    693 8 LAWN TENNIS. CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN SINGLES. TO-DAY'S TIES. Reuter. S.C.C. R— S. Nak?mura vs K. Muno. S.RC. 2 —S. Morita vs. S. Inaba. S.C.C. S.—R Kondo vs. A. R. Linton. S.R.C. 3. N. E. Singara vs. T. Kurrrl. S.RC I.—R. Ainsworth vs. C. A. RBateman. S.C.C. L.—T. Mine
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    481 8  -  SERVICES DEFEAT S. R. C. Poor Ratting at Tanglin. By "Wayfarer." The Services registered tlheir third viC'ory on Saturday when they defeated the S. R. C. by 26 runs at Tanglin. Gong in first, the Services put up 70 runs, towards which Morrell contributed a useful 18. Capt Whiimey
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    41 8 FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP. Reuter. Dieppe, July 7. Two Engl, bo men contested the final of the French open amateur golf championship. Lieut. Colonel Hannay (Addington Club) beat the Hon. Michael Scott (holder) Le Touquet Club, by five and four. —Reute*. jmf
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    48 8 LIFE SAVING COMPETTION. The Life Saving Competition for the Baddaley Cup was hold in the Y.M.C.A. Pood on Saturday afternoon and resulted iiin the competitors being placed as follows: First: A. Kim, 95 poGitis. Second: Chia Kim Yam, points. k Third: Lim Koon Tack, 92 poinfts. 9
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    634 8  -  MALACCA GAMES. By "Rover." On Thursday a combined Malacca team played a foo<ba«lL team from H. M. S. Magnol a. A keenly contested game ended in a win for the homeaide by three fcioals to two. On Friday a team from tihe same ship played the United Chmese Association
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    HENLEY REGATTA.
    212 8 Reuter. London, July 7. Henley Regatta concluded in magnificent weather, which prevailed throughout and there was a big ai'tendance on each of the four days. En order to avoid the bend at Temple Island. 'I# course the year was shortened by 130 yards. The Americans, Hoover and' Codman,
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    702 8 REPORT AND ACCOUNTS. Th. following is the annual report of the Malacca Chinese Benevolent Society for last year. Management—At tho First Annual Meeting held in Juno, 1922 the Commitr.ee of Managem.mt was constituted as follows:— Mr. Loh Kirn Swi, Prescrent. Mr. Tan Soo Lock, Vice-President (re-elected).
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    215 8 "Sublime" Oratorio Written at 11. Par's: IflMcial circles in MLan are d scussing a new prodigy—Ro'a Rina'do. He is only 11 years old, but has composed aa oratorio described by critics as a work of "Sublime inspiration." It a entiled "The Childhood of St. Joh.i the
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