Malaya Tribune, 12 November 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILYJ AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. X- -No. 2i5 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1923 FIVE CENTS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1923. The Malaya Tribune.
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      157 1 CU.PPING GAZETTE. Z. POP"'" N" r M ,e f "J gtra'ts Settlement!. published DailyEvents. M „d L.t«t TdegrM». B£ST S REPORTS. .••I r...:ii:iiii"ii:miiii: BICYCLES. I lr rL J- irj I We have just received supplies of the BRINDIA CYCLE I a strong and thoroughly reliable I British Bicycle I I
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      151 1 CHERAMY'S Choice Perfumery and Toilet Requisites. Just Received. Medical Hall, Ltd., 23 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. I Solid Oak, richly finished case. Fitted to hold 4 doublesided 10- n. Records. Motor plays 12-in. Records. Weight 9tt lbs. SPECIAL OFFER $47.50 THE ARISTOCRAT OF PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES (Made in London) Obta nable only
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      164 1 CO, (Manufacturing Optic ana) 15, South Canal Road, SINGAPORE. Will serve you satisfactorily with such service. mm SB mm &Jk ĔSIW 9 TINNED, l&nS MEATS mmmm^mmt^ T* ml T ror the Unexpected Guest rtJB With a selection of Libby's Delicious Food |Sj^g^3BlßP Products in your store cupboard the coming of
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    311 2 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTER'S CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) THE VICEROY IN THE PUNJAB. Smla, Oct. 22 —H. E. the Viceroy and Lady Reading arrived and were reef ved <-<t the station by the Governor, Sir Edward Maclagan, and the European and Indian officials. Large crowds loudly cheered. Their
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    INDIA AND IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    51 2 S'mla, Oct. 23.—The United Prov nces Chamber of Commerce, echoing the general feeling among Indians, has cabled to Sir T. B. Snpru, demanding his withdrawal from the Imperial Conference f complete equal ty cf Indians in the Empire is not granted and the Kenya decis'on not
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    A BAR FOR INDIA.
    249 2 Simla, Oct 23—The Raj has completed the personnel of the Committee to inquire into the establishment of an I lu'a Bar. The question has engaged the frequent attention of the Legislatures, the Press, :md the platform in India, and has formed the subject of two non-official
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    BOMB TRAGEDY IN THE PUNJAB.
    176 2 Simla, Oct. 25.—A tragedy occurred yesterday as the result of a bomb explosion. It is reported by the Deputy Comnvssioner at Hosh'arpur tint Mr. Horton, Superintendent, accompanied by Mr. Jenkyn, Assistant Super'ptendent of Police. aT.d a number of constables, arrested Dhanno Singh, a notorious Babar
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    TRIBUTE TO INDIAN LEGISLATURE.
    68 2 Delhi, Oct. 27.—Sir William Marris, in d ssolving the Legislature, paid a trfbu'te to its generous help to the Gove ram c t aid hoped that the next Council would d splay the same sense of respcns'bility. Before its dissolut on. the Council rejected a proposal
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    LAWRENCE STATUE AT LAHORE.
    51 2 Delhi, Oct. 27.—The Mun'cipality has rescinded the resolution urging the removal cf the Lawrence statue and the subst tution of a new statue withcut the inscription Will you be governed by the pen or the sword?" The dec s on is d ct ted by financial
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    THE PUNJAB LEGISLATURE.
    58 2 Delh Oct. 27.—The Governor, Sir Edward Maclagan, in d ssolving the Punjab Legislature, warned it that voting in the Council on communal lnes must impa'r its efficiency, and urged it to subord'r.jte communal differences n the interest of wider issues. He emphasised the combining influence of the
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    ECHO OF AGRA RIOTS.
    25 2 Simla, Oct. 27.—As a sequel to the communal rots at Agra, the Mohammedan, Ajmeri, has been sentenced to transportation for life.
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    REFORMS IN MYSORE.
    84 2 Delhi. Oct. 27.—The Maharaja of Mysore bas »ssued a Proclamation promulgating Constitutional Reform on the lines followed in Britah India, with a quadruplex electorate and women's franchise. The membership of the Assembly is fixed at 250. The Upper Chamber will possess an unofficial majority nd the Legislature
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    RAILWAY COLLISION.
    70 2 Simla, Oct. 27.—A down passenger train coll ded with down goods train stand 1 ng n the yard of the BechupurOudh Rohilkhand ra lway early this morn. ng. The Guard of the gocds train was k lied, while the Guard of the passenger train was slightly injured. No
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    TRIAL OF SIKH LEADERS.
    101 2 Delhi, Oct. 27. —The trial has commenced of 37 Sikh Akali' leaders for the offerees of sedit on, waging war, and membership of unlawful associations. An appl cation for ba l was refused. Forty pages of comply nt were filed, which characterised the Gurdiwara Committee, and
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    THE PUNJAB SITUATION.
    138 2 Simla, Oct. 24—Dr. Kitchlew, the Mohammedan Non-co-operat on leader, has issued 2 manifesto to the Congress and Khilafat Comrrt'ttees and other pol'tical organisations, appealing for support for the Akali movement. He says that I,ooo' Sikhs, both men and women ?re ready to carry on propaganda, apart from
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    EXPERIENCES OF A LADY TYPIST IN PARIS.
    259 2 At her home, No. 47 Rue Fontaine, Pari*, Miss Emilienrje Reverda, a young lady who earn* her living as a iyp'st, recently mad? the following statement: "It giives ml?, much pleaisure to tell you about the? goc<s which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    1307 3 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING 1 REUTERS CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) FRENCH POLICY. Lar.dc», Oc:. 28.——"It is over-early to t.irow up hats. We are not out of the woods" is the warning uttered by the Times Paris correspondent. Indeed "if there is excessive jubilation abroad, M. Ptoi neare
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    IN THE COILS OF RHEUMATISM.
    162 3 A man's most valuable poeaeasicb is time. Rheumatism is the thief of time. It robs the sufferer of minutes and hours and days and nights and weeks, months, or years of happiness and useful work. No man enn call his time his own while he
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    808 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." When Hugo Ballin had just about completed "Jano Eyre/ he was accosted one morning in the studio by a young man who claimed thai he was an expert title writer asid who asked to be given a chance to
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    PROFESSOR ERUCH AND CO.
    256 4 A novel attraction is advertised to tMjfaa place at the Palladium Thectre to-morrow night for 5 nigh when Profess :r Eruch a member of the British Magical Society vll bring to! the attention of Singapore one of the most unique performances it has had the gcoJ
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      487 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema TANJONG PAG Alt ROAD. From Monday, November 12 to Wednesday, November 14. i i a In the Second Show at 9.30. NANOOK OF THE NORTH IN 6 REELS A itory of life and love in the actual Arctic. Also A Universal feature starring GLADYS WALTON and a
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      330 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Thursday, No?. 8, to Tuesday, November 13. In the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. CARL LAEMHLE PRESENTS Herbert Rawlinson in The Scarlet Car IN 5 REELS. (From the Gripping novel by Richard Harding Davia.) One of the most intensely human, highly
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      333 4 I AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" "tSght^^ A GREAT BIG SMASHING DRAMA THtf Biggest Picture ever thought of. THOS. H. INCE I Of|| presents mm »ml 1 His drama of to-day MOTHER O MINE CITY Adapted by C. Gardner SERj Al From THE OCTOPUS ALL FIFTEEN" EPlsoitt By Charles Belmont Davis. tnso &Es
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    91 5 SINGAPORE DIARY. HnidayrzZ** B a leftVes- .cv St**', 7-30 a m I* Trovatore, Theatre. To-morrow. Nov. 18. J££ a.m..0 5o p.m. frlmd mail due. r Ws3O p.m. Wednesday. Nov 14. 214 an-, L« P- m T nVW. Theatre. 9.30 Thursday. Nov. 13. mtm ««S a.m- 2.44 p.m.
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    HIS LAST SMOKE.
    143 5 rjTin? Man* Request for Qprgffl and Light. t. M ry of the request of a dying L a ofepiette and a light was n &an inquest on LpCWrk 138) of Cambridge-road Uy, who jumped in front of a mit Anerley Station on Saturij. 1« iU iid thai
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    GUTHEIE & CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT.
    120 5 GUTHEIE CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Friday. niet ha.» continued in a dull state during the week ms purely lccal, Exporters tt] rd i interest. arby quotations have •»11 well maintained, on a temand, but "futures" have Vmt Export figures for P 21 424 tons. The Im- Ft ign rubber are
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    66 5 Co.'« Current Prices. u Biffliant K I* 0tns 5 25 W 1'* per tw tin. $4.80 S(i> J*, tWo tl $4.80 per two drums $4.10 c Co's Current lit Prioes. unit of 4 Imperial etllons (l tin) $2.48 V. $2.48 < $2.40 W, M $2.33 k
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    RELIEF FUND FOR DESTITUTE BRITISH SUBJECTS IN JAPAN.
    245 5 Previously acknowledged $7.578.50 C and S 30 Per Mr. M. B. Oliver, of Chartered Bank, Ipoh. "Snap" $20 R. M. Goldie 25 The British Resident of Perak and Mrs. Parr 50 J. R. Tyte 20 115 Jones 10 Hon. Treasurer, St. Andrew's
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    UNSOUND OF MIND.
    659 5 DOCTORS' VIEWS OF GRAVE SOCI AL PROBLEM. The problem of the mentally unfit was discussed at a mcetng of the Brash Med'cal Association recently. Op nion was divided 0 n the theory and practic of sterilisation, but a general feeling was shown in favour of segregation. Mr.
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      62 5 CAREERS FOR THE YOUNG. Those charged with the great responsibility of advising and guidmg youth will appreciate the help which the I.C.S. affords. There are carefully graded Courses of Instruction specially prepared tx> fit the young fox their work in life. These Courses are the solid foundation of successful careers.
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      168 5 JUST RECEIVED LETTS POCKET DIARIES FOR 1924 CHRISTMAS A NEW YEAR CARDS Also Books and Novels, Magazines, Newspapers, Autograph Albums, Postage Stamps, Stamp Albums and Stamp Catalogues. Water-nan's Ideal Fountain Pens, Stationery, Etc., Etc. PRICES VERY MODERATE THE ASIAITC STAMP CO., Europe Hotel Buildings j No. H. High Street, Singapore
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      283 5 I IMPORTANT NOTICE, j I j REMOVAL j I It is hereby notified thatjon and B i after Thursday the Bth ins?ant the address of Mr G AUfiELY j lfP\\ Sdiing A^ent f r ,Titan Brand I i top floor Entrance fr m t ||Pt JBk lii-'hlo§|| Raf/ies Square by
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    226 5 Mail close ait G. P. O. noon fco-cfey. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS. Mails for Europe. Christmas letters Nov. 20, 22, 26, 28, parcels Nor. 20, 22. New Year letters Dec. 4, 0, parcels Nor. 27, 28. Mails for U. S. A. Christmas letters Nov.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    24 6 DEATH. COJK. —Jeaine, the beloved wife of the Rev. J. A. B. COOK, pi eumonia, at West Croydon, on 8. Age 73.
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    THE FUTURE OF RUBBER.
    1069 6 In spite of Restriction the reserve stock of the world's rubber has expanded. It does not follow that restriction is a failure. For restriction to be a complete success two factors must be known—the amount of nubber that would be produced under restriction and the amount
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    671 6 The P. C. M. O.'s statement for the week m&bm Oct. 27, gives the toM number of deartJ» m Singapore ajs »1. 28 of which were due to phthis* to fever, a similar number to pneumonia, 13 to convulsion amd 11 to fever specified. Meningitis (cerebro •Pmal) was the cause
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    SINGAPORE COURT OF APPEAL.
    143 6 Point of Law in Murder Case. The next sessions of the Singapore Court of Appeal will commence its sittings on the 20. h ins-t. The Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw will preside. The Hon. Messrs Sproule, McGajbe Reay and Brown are expected to be here to
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    TO-DAY'S HOLIDAY.
    127 6 The Exchaoige Banks and Insuranc3 Offices are clos:d. General Post Office, closed at noon. Savings Bank and Money Order Branch, cosed Telegraph Office, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Postal Express, morning only. Sub-Offices (postal business), closed at noon. Sub-Officas (telegram* only). 8 a.m. to noon 4 to 5
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    111 6 At the son Friday afternoon, Lim Ng Seng, who stood charged w th causing g. i'eve us hurt with a deadly weapca by sabbing a compatriot named Lim Kay Jan, while h. was Hiding a bicycle in Sago Lane on October 4 last, was found not guilty and
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    A. D. C. SHOW.
    77 6 The conducing performance of the A. D. C. r'n aid of "he Japanese Relief Fund were gnat successes. The matinie on Friday afternoon was attended by a large number of those for whom it was intended, while Saturday nights' performance met with a grand reception. The
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    PENANG NEWS.
    49 6 {From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG, Prday. Poppy Day waa usiher.d in wth heavy ra"!n, which coarbmuLd all day. Despite th a fact the collections amounted to $2,350. Sir Ar.namanay Ciiefctiar, a member of the Vteroy'a Council arrived from India vo-tfay and -was welcomed by the Indian Community.
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    22 6 Mails from Prance, Germany, Italy. Ceylon, etc, ex M. M. Packet Chambord art expected to arrive by train to-morrow morning.
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    79 6 Capt. J. E. Edwards R. D., R. N. R. Deputy Master Attendant, accompanied by Mrs. Edwards, leaves for home by the P. and 0. "MeAwa" on the 23rd ''nst, on e'ght months furlough. The Union Jack Club in Anson-mad has been re-ppened under the management of Mr. H. E. Wocltton
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    ARMISTICE DAY.
    472 6 The C «"»taph W I L0CAL (^AT„ JV I The hwf. f held 7.15 tended by a lar,/ ar^< nor. A minorial on each de JSI detach^,,, the Royal Su,*, pubU *re >- opposite side of th M them mnrying HI 8 VJ- A m service with an
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    EX-SERVICE DINNER.
    115 6 EX-SERVIC E DINNER. Over two hundred coy« at the Armis it- Oay 1 j Adelph Hotel given bj vice Assoc at.*'-', on Satanw H.E. the Governor was evening. Mr. the Present of the sidng. Pr.rido.u pr< posed tnExcellency in a bref speech. Brevity the ord rs of the <J neat
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    MUNICH REVOLT.
    925 7 HII I KK OF HITLER- .p K M)()KKF MOVEMENT. Situation Controlled. Reuter. MUNICH, Friday. Von Kahr had spoken **T na tioi aliat demonstration >uen beer cellans, deMarxist principles, the Von Hitl-r entered J"* j tnd announced that the ment had been overr 3 r an( j that the
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    PREFERENCE.
    154 7 SUPPORT TO GOVERNMENT MEASURES. Mr. Chamberlain's Views. Reuter. LONDON, Friday. Speaking- at a Compatriots' Club on the Fiacal Controversy. Mr. Austen Chamberlain supported the measures adumbrated by Government, but con>sidered that they did not go far enough. He favoured the ext'ens-ion of preference with regard to ma n articles
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    738 7 SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE ESSENTIAL. The Decisions. Reuter. LONDON, Saturday. The summary proceedings of the Imperial Conference have been issued. A section dealing with defence says that after the whole field has been surveyed the conference has decided that it will be advisable to record in the following resolutions
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    CROWN PRINCE'S RETURN.
    654 7 ALLIES OEMANO AX EXPLANATION. German Reply Reuter. PARIS, Friday. French circles state thart tho Allies have agreed in their attitude with regard to the Reich, as a rtsuh of current events, eetpcciaKy the Bavarian Dictatorship! French quarters affirm that a conf.frerjoe of ambassadors yesterday unianttnoualy docided on
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    LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET.
    426 7 MR. BALDWIN ON THE COLOUR BAR. The Speeches. Reuter. LONDON, Pi day. A distinguished bejewelled assembly including Mr. Bruce Massey, Mr. Mackenzie., King and the principal ambassadors filled the Guild Hall at 'She Lord Mayor's banquet. Mr. Baldwin who was given great reception t,aid: "The dec sions
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    RECENT DELHI MURDER.
    51 7 Reuter. DELHI, Saturday. The bodes of Captain Watts and his wfe were found ljrf'.ig at their bungalow. The» deaths wei: causpd by slabbing. It is believed that the murderers are idenjfcal with the murderers cf Ellis or Anderson. The assi-ssins are known to have escaped from Afghan'
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    APPEAL DISMISSED.
    26 7 Reuter. LONDON, Saturday. The Scottish League Management Committee have dismissed 'Cowdenbeath's appeal agaLnst the tine, but have rescinded the request for the chairman's resignation.-
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    ELECTIONS.
    21 7 Reuter. LONDON, Fr d y Reuter learns that the cao'r. t discussed the election date but came to no dec'sion.-
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    20 7 Reuter. GENOA, Friday. Nina were killed and n&ne injured in a cordite explosion in the upper sVorey of Fort Morrftetmano.-
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      59 7 WHAT INTERESTS YOU Page No. The Future of Rubb.T 6 Arm'tet'ce Day q Murvch Revck This page Preference This pa*B Imperial Conference This page Crowt.i Prince's Return This pa>:<J Lord Mayor's Banquet Th s page France and Germiocly 8 Reparaliens 8 Indian News 2 Ahead of the Mail 3 Ba
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    228 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. ST. JOSEPH'S BEAT ST. FRANCIS ASSOCIATION. A very interesting foo.ibaJl match was witnessed by a large gathering when St. Francis Association played against the St. Joseph's an the latter's ground. Though the St. Joseph's had to be contented with a as several good players had gone to
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    S.C.F.A. FIXTURES.
    16 8 Second Round. Nor. 17.—Aston vs. Bendemeer. Not. 18.— S. United vs. A. Sporting Association.
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    THE TURF.
    197 8 9ELANGOR SKY RACES. (From Out Own Correspondent). KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. The Sky me.ting on behalf of exService filnds drew a good attendance this afternoon amongst those presemt being the Chief Secretary F.M.S. Race 1. Four Furlongs. Mayb, Mr. Don 1; Gavotte, Mr. Strode 2; Thesmail. Mr. Bhinn 3.
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    BOXING.
    50 8 ROZARIO CHALLENGED. Billy Boy. a ,r *ew comer and one who prompt's to be a hard one wishes us to a'ate that he is anxious to try conclusions with Claude Rozarjo. We feel sure thiatt Rozario wfll oblige and a meeting of the two Wmf produce a good fight.
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    RUGBY.
    78 8 A PLAYER SUSPENDED. Reuter. LONDON, Saturday. The Scottish Rug-by Union, have •uapended Neil MacPhcrson the NewHart forward of the SoaUtish International for receiving a memento gift on the occasion of the presentatdonte made by the Newport Town. Twenty two members of the Newport Club will celebrate their last season»
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    SWIMMING.
    69 8 DIVING COMPETITION. A grreart. deal of interest was centred on the diving competition held at the Swimming Club yesterday. The events started off the lower and middle boards aad was finished off the top board which is 28 fret high. W. M. McCrae came first with an excellent all
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    402 8 BADMINTON. I. A. DEFEAT RAILWAY INSTITUTE. The Indian Association defeated the Railway Institute Central Workshop, Kuala Lumpur yesterday on the former's ground before a very large gathering. Mr G. V. Dawson lined up the team as follows: I. A.: M. K. Jobbar and K. Malim forwards; G. P. Samy (capt.)
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSN.
    38 8 A Singles. To-day Law Kim Teo vs. Tan Soo Sin. To-marrow: Toh Cheng Kiat vs. Lim Chwee Pch. Wednesday: Chew Keow Bock vg. Lim Ch n Joo. Thursday: Lim Kooig Khye v§. Kiong Bang Hong.
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    BILLIARDS.
    45 8 CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. Members of the Persentantgitin Si*a Club are notified that the Championship Tomrnamanrt is now op:n. Those intending to join may dend in their namets to the Secretary. The emtranea fee is $1 and the entries will be closed on the 20th instant.
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    SOCCER.
    19 8 ENGLAND BEAT IRELAND. Reuter. At the Amateur Soccer iTrternatioeal England beat Ireland by 3 to nil at Sydenham.-
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    95 8 October Output. Messrs Boustead Co., ltd.: Buloh Kaisap Rubber Plantations Ltd., Output last month 22,800 lb#.; Total to date 147,632 lbs Gadek Rubber Estate Lid Output last month 31,200 lbs.; Tatal to date 234,500 lha Miliakoff Rubber Co., Ltd.. Output lart motrfth 40.000 lbs Total to date 359.500
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    FRANCE & GERMANY.
    220 8 FRANCE GERMANY. HERR STRESEMANN*S VIEWS. A Request. Reuter. LONDON, Saturday. Reply'.ng to the representations of the French Ambassador Herr Stresemann declared that he shared the views of the French Government with regard to the necessity of a democratic ccnstj'.tufonal government, being himself a Constituftional Chancellor. —Reuter. BERLIN, Saturday. Germany has
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    JAPANESE NAVAL MISSION.
    77 8 Visit to France. Reuter. PARIS, Yesterday. M. Raiberti, Minister of Marine at a dinner in honour of the Japanese Naval Mission visiting France sa d that French sailors had high respect and sincere friendship for the Japanese sailors. The war had drawn closer ties of comradeship between
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    POLICE STRIKE.
    39 8 Safety Bill Passed. Reuter. MELBOURNE, Friday. Thb Pubic Safety Bill has been passed by the Representatives and the Legislative Coumcrl with the exception cf the clause restricting tile accumulator! of union funds for the use of strikers.
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    WIRELESS COMMUNICATION.
    85 8 Reuter. LONDON, Friday. The final meeting of the Imperial Economic Conference considered an Imperial Wireless Commun cation, following the statements by the Post Master General, and the Conference passed a resolution affirming the importance of establishing as quckly as possible an efficient imperial service of wireless communicaticn, opni»ng
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    42 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Saturday. Mr. Coolidge has proposed to adhere the late Pneaident Harding's order forbidding Government Ships to carry or sell liquor on the high seas, notwithstandhig the competitive advantage which British Shrps will enjoy under the proposed treaty.—
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    49 8 Reuter. PARIS, Friday. A message from Amsterdam states wCth a view to studying the possibility of an aerial communication between Holland and the Dutch Indies, a Fokker aeroplame will leave Amsterdam probably in April for Batavia via Pratjue, Constantiriople, Basra Karachi, Calcutta Rangoon, Bangkok Sengora and Muntok.-
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    152 8 THE COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS. America Out Of It. Reuter. WASHINGTON, Friday. It is officially intimated that} after a fresh conference between Mr. Hughes and the French Ambassador, that the proposed enquiry into Germany's capacity to pay has been frustrated by the attitude of France. The latest French suggestion to
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    119 8 Reuter. LONDON. Thursday. Mocatta's silver report states that early this week it was reported from India that Bulls had successfully financed the'r stock until next settlement. Charging bears Rs. 81.50 a hundred tolas for 6.000 bars odd, which they were unable to deliver. This no doubt brought
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    27 8 Reuter. YARROW, Friday. There will shortly begin the construction of a large shallow-draft steamer for the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company, for service oa the Yang-Tse-Kiang-
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    62 8 We understand that Mr. E. C. H. Wolff ia due back from leave on the 2nd proximo and will proceed to Kedah as British Adviser. Mr. Peel who has been the Adviser under the old order of things has already gone away on leave and Mr. H. C. Echardt of
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    176 8 Rousing Reception for L. 6. Reuter. LONDON, Frday. Mr. Lloyd George was welcomed at Southampton by a great crowd. When interviewed by Reuter's correspondent he said that he adhered exactly to his posit-"on n April last, despite Mr. Baldwin's incredible pronouncement. He did not make any
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