Malaya Tribune, 14 April 1924

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    32 1 The Malaya Tribune. VFNING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [fV tNrNn DAIL y Vol. XL T o. 89 MM I SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. APRIL 14 1924.
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      122 1 ~***** i:iii:iniiiiniuiuiuinminra KURLO CASHES j WITHOUT SHRINKING m I t Sons, Ltd. i m England.) I j i iii■i i i iniir" B Sole Agents: I United Engineers Limited j (Iricorporated in the Strains Settlements.) I Electrical Department, I 13, BafUery Road, Singapore. I 1 v*u ff I ynitccrs I\.ll
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      285 1 SKETOLENE I A UNIQUE PREPARATION E FOR THE PBEVCfrifflN 01 I MOSQUJTO D AND OTHER INSEC BITES i [c Of all Cheieisls. ft I MEDICAL HALL LTD 23, Battery head, I SINGAPORE. -n H {j niiint; ini"lni'H:i«'!tiHfUiH)iii^i.t)V7.ifitanmiii:nii| l 3 3 THE i ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). 1-2
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      213 1 m I j tH^ARMO^y 4 I The glasses you wear should b« i ia harmony with your com- a pi ex ion and particular ityia' of 1 3 dress. Our Optometrists will do 1 I this s&tsfactorily for you. 1 I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I j 15, South Can*!
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    INDIAN NOTES AND NEWS.
    822 2 FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. SIGNIFICANT FIGURES. Delhi, March 20.—Important inforrnatien was made available at question time in the Assembly to-day. Mr. E. R. Burdon said that, during 1923, 36 times troops were called in a d of the civil power and the total uunuber of troops employed
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    MALARIA AND ITS EFFECTS.
    323 2 Durirg the Great War many soldiers who escaped gas, bullets and death returned home with health shattered by disease. To sufferers from malaria the experience of one of them.. Mr. Eilis Jones, of 54 Grove Park, Colwyn Bay, will be of especial interest. "It was in
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      231 2 IWHITEAWAY'S j I DOUBLE I jj ALARM D CLOCKS. D Good Strong E double alarm, hand. I Note Our Price $2.95 only. j lr~ Genuine H extra Valet Auto Strop Safety §1 j R1 Razors. X Oiaaos. WHJ give you the de;,nest shave 3 WIDIIAWAY LAIDIAW CO., LID. Ui (Incorporated
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      393 2 Heal Skin Troubles With Cuticura If you are troubled with pimples, blackheads, redness, roughness, itching, and burning, which disfigure your complexion and skin. Cuticura Soap and Ointment will do much to help you. Always include the Cuticura Talcum in your toilet preparations. Botp li T»!cum 1«. 3d., Olntmf nt If
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      222 2 SAWiESSES !V Santal Capsules j \TBk The internal treatment. So made that the antiseptic is n^^ i X not heel jr the digestive W/\ juices. No n.iusea can result. \mi At* Physicians reccmmend them. From all Chemists. You who j i tire quickly, feel depressed, j or Run-down, J rememberincarnis
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      438 2 I IF YOU CBOOSE ECONOMY, Give us a trial before shopping i Sfcvvnere j I Just received new stock in Silks, Ccllon Ccods jjj Curiosities from China, Japan, rgypt end I Prices Very Moderate. A Visit will Convince You. J c. mmchaniT& soks, I 42. North Bridge Road and 38,
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    FIVE WEEKS WITH BRIGANDS.
    1122 3 TWO LADIES' ADVENTURE IN HIN A. Renter's Agency has received details of the exciting experiences of two lady missionaries of the Ch'r.a Inland Mission who were s-.iatched by br.gar.ds from their m'ssuc-n station in Honan and kep. captive ilor five week?, dur'ng which time they were
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    CURES TALK.
    182 3 i.reat of a Creat Medicine Won by Actual Merit. The fame of Little's Oriental Balm as won by the good it has dont 10 those who haw been crippled with pain. Mr. N. Elder of 14, King George Street, Greenwich, London, says I was troubled awfully bad with
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      307 3 rr\o ward off coughs, colds, and night chills, £a «w©\ 1 md to protect throat, chest and lungs against %***y md disease, everybody needs Peps. ih:?ts dissolve in the mouth they give of! mcdi- A sT*"^ that carry soothing and healing benefits to the A I system. Inflammation or soreness
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      158 3 WRY SUFFER THE BURDEN TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved almost immediately by consulting K. TSUTADA. JAPANESE DENTIST 74 T.RAS BASAH ROAD. (In frrnt of French Church.) Telephone 1246 DENTAL SURGEOJSJ DR I. OH X.AW A. D.D.S. 16, Stamford Road, SIN6APORE. ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM TOOTHACHE? If so consult J. IKEDA,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1023 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. Hy "Felmar." "FAIR LADY". The new Rex Bach Fair Lady," now at the Gaiety Tiieatre is a splendid cinema ic ciama. Hure is romance for live rottiant c. lcve themes for Lovurs.. hsant interest for the sympathetic aiid myery for the
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      520 4 AMUSEMENTS Alhambra From Saturday, April 12, to Thursday, April 17. Id the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL Presents Constance Talmadge in In Search of a Sinner IN 6 REELS. The story is by Charlotte Thompson and is considered to be one
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      329 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" 'wSS rH This Week's Special Programme AND ALL Tfl,s mmm AT Ia the 2nd Show at 9.15 p.m. SURINA THEATRE A TWO-STAR HI T Mary Miles Minter and Tom Moore ber Great w In the paramount picture Starts at a mile a mi THE COWBOY AND faster every
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    199 5 T 0-,)AY, APRIL- 14. Hung Lian 2 pjn. ,lp .r Shanghai Japan i} rg* v ♦Benaldeff» 3 pan. shanghai Japan 4 for U. S. A. AK ...uv Aussa 3 p-in. ar> i! 1 *Meran 3 p.m. ga'.u r v \iuar *Sri Muar 3 pjn. |U» cl ham Penang
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    132 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. Ua.-i-U cents. 1» 0 s »d. TIN. London —£255.10.0. L V <123 00 per picul 50 tor.s «old. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gambier $27.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube 3200 Pe] per 17.50 Sciidried Copra 10 90 1») 55 Si... ake Tapioca 13 37**
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    109 5 March Output. Co„ Secretaries: 1 mah Rubber Estates. 1924 output 13,707 ite of Current Fln:,rhs 35 342 lbs. nta tons Limited ruths 107,103 lbs. Serdang Estates. 2 month* 24 139 F>ta es, Limited ha 10 382 lbs. r, LVmrted 33,903 months 195,722 lbs. Es .es Limited h 99
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    ST. ANDREW'S MISSION.
    299 5 A Years 'Work R viewed. FINANCIAL OUTLOOK GLOOMY. The animal meeting of St. Andrew's Church Mission was heid in St. Andrew's School Hall dn Friday afternoon, the Rev. E. A. Hone, acting Colonial Qhaplin, presiding. The reports of the work of the Mission amongst the Chinese and
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    233 5 Per Plassy:—Mr. Ba 'eman, Mr. Hibberd, Mr. W. Welsh, Dr. Graham, Mr. A. Charmer, Mrs. Meredth and chVdren, Mr G. Cruickshar.k L'eut. and Mrs. Chev's, Mr. V. Vignoles Mr. A. Hagedorn Mr. G. Walker, Mr. J. McGregor. Mr. Haldorf, Mr. and Mrs. Whi e .»rd chi d, Mr.
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    MALAYA'S TRADE.
    121 5 Singapore, April 11. The Ag. Registrar of Imports and Exports favours us with the following Imports. The total va'ue of Foreign Imports of Merchandise exclud ng Parcel Pcsr; into Brit* ah Malaya during March. 1924 $55,767,749 equal to £T> 506,237. The total vaiue of Foreign Import* of Merchandise
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    EPSTEIN AND DOLORES.
    139 5 Mr. Jacob Epsten does not consider Venus da IVlilio a stttndsrd of the peirfect woman. He was discussing the award, made by Dolores, his famous model, to MJss Stella Pierres a London actress, as the woman "who moot nearly conforms to what are believed to have been
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      362 5 WaN hiD.— V. Con ositor for NewDepartment. pply with testimonial to the Manager, Malaya 1 ribune between two and three p.m. BRITISH WAR MEDAL AND MERCANTILE MARINE WAR MEDAL. I The above medals have been awarded to the persons named below. Application for these should be made personally to the
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      228 5 I J tiiiliilMllllllllil 11 1^1 1 1 MEDICAL NOTES. i D1ABETVUN: The vegetable 1 I cure for DIABETES. No injections, Z no special diet. Box of 30 wafers: $5.00 I ZYMATINE: Prophylaxis of Gas-1 jU-am*» ma I tro-Enterit's in Suckling infants. 1 Prevent diarrhoea and rickets. I I Per 2
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    115 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 14. H'Bii Tides.—4.43 a.m. 7 22 p m. Legislative Council, 10.30 a.m. League Football: S.C.C. I vs. S. C. F. A. I. Emulation Lodge, 8.30 p.m. To-morrow, April 15. High Tide»». —6.22 a.m„ 8.17 p m. Wednesday, April 16. H gh Tides.—7
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    HOPE FOR EUROPE.
    478 6 A new and definite stage in the negotiations between the Allies on reparations has been reached. The hopeful feature in the reports of the Expert Committees issued last weak W»J the una imity of opinion on the method uf paymet a.ul Um measures to restore GeiTnan finanees.
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    THE LATE MR. A. L. SMITH.
    181 6 By Uhe death, at the ripe age of seventy-four, of Mr. Arthur Lionel Smith, Master of Bali'ol College* Oxford, the world of eehjolarshp (has lost an outstanding figure. A (brilliant career has terminated in the same place that had marked its progression: and Balliol»is
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    MISSING TWAKOW.
    198 6 CARGO OF SUGAR STOLEN. Following the disappearance of a twakow with 64 bags of sugar a few days ago Inspector Bostock, of the Marine Pol?oe. produced two Chinese before Mr. Gouriay. in the Third Pa ice Count on Saturday and changed them with thdflt.. The missfng bags of
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    PECK VS. RUSSELL.
    96 6 ENTERING FINAL STAGE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. The Collieries case entered on the final s age yesterday when, after ca". ng a Ch'nese miner with whom Mr. PusstJkMrrd he originaLv intended to work Ooeaoeng Batoe Beear In case Malayan Collieries did not purchase it
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    RUBBER SMUGGLER FINED.
    39 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG. Saturday. L m Ah Kwee has been convicted by Mr. Smith of smuprgl ng 1,707 pounds of rubber and sentenced' to pay a fine of $3.414 La default nine months imprisonment
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    MRS. ANTHONY'S GOOD FORTUNE.
    32 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG, Saturday. The Mrs. Anthony referred to in Mr. Gregory Apcars trill is the wfe of the late Stephen Anthony. Deceased was her uncle.
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    204 6 Reuter. The Hon Mr. J.W. Campbell is back ajpain in Malacca. o .Dr.- Sanavanamuthu, of Jaain, Malacca, leaves for Ceylon on furlough on the 16th inst. o Mr. D. A. Blackburn, of Bujong factory, Malacca, has been transferred to Klang. nJ&n? ena of Messr AI1 «i and Gledhill, Singapore, has
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    PENANG CHINESE V.D. SCHEME.
    237 6 SUPPORT FOR STATE CONTROL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG, Saturday. Another meeting of Straits Born Chinese held under the auspices of the Stra ts Chinese British Associat on, was held in the Chinese Town Hall to receive the. report of the sub-committee appointed on March 23.
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    THE LABU CASE COMPOUNDED.
    122 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday, The case n the Sere.mban Police Court, wherein Mrs. Wright of Labu was charged with caus'ng hu.r 4 to a house-boy Sin atarnby, was disposed of in th-? presence of the Controller of LaA4ur, ibe Incja.i Government Agent and
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    FAREWELL AT HAPPY VALLEY.
    213 6 PRESIDENT OF LANKA UNION. T P easant fur 'Ction was held at the Happy Valley on Saturday afternoon on ihe DCCMoSj cf the far,well Dr. J. A. Sd iarenguivel President of W» Lanka Union. There w re present many members ana we'l wsiu-rs of the Union.
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    THEFT OF RUBBER.
    95 6 CHINESE STOREKEEPER CHARGED. The case in which Lee Kirn See a Uiknase storekeeper and a -Chinese coolie, both employees of McAlfeter and C mpany, th as servants of $8,000 worth of rubber was com manoed before Mr. Pryde, the District Judge, on Satuaday. 1 1 renre. sented
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    26 6 A motor smash which might have ended seriously occurred 2 Scran 2ud^ lie «X Medical was badly smashed and some of it* twelve passengers siightly SJaiJl
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    "COPEC" CONFERENCE.
    116 6 Solving the Unemployment Problem. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. The Christian organization of politics, economies and citi zeroship has concluded its sittings and appointed a conti.mation committee of fifty members to caary on the work and secure that the influence of the "Copec" be a permanent factor n the life
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    WARSHIPS FUNERAL.
    81 6 Floral Tributes on "Australia." Reuter. SYDNEY, Saturday. The scuttl'ng of the battle cruiser "Australia" 20 miles outß de Sydney Heads in accordance with the Washington Treaty amou .ted to a rational ceremony. The warship was laden w th floral tributes with cards expressing the pepole's attachment and regret.
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    MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL.
    55 6 To Address Lancashire Conservatives. Reuter. LONDON Yesterday. Mr W: stoti Church 11 has accepted the invitation of Alderman Sir Archibald Salvidge. one of the stalwarts of Conservatism in Lancashire, on behalf cf the Liverpool Workingliens Co sei-\ative Associat'on and the Women* Unionist Federation, consenting to address a
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    AMERICAN LIQUO RRUNNERS.
    52 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON Friday. A message tnm Wmtiiiiglou sr tea fihat for *\*e purpose of a more act'v? campaign against qaorHrvttners, tiie coastguard service has opened bds for 3U new craf: fc> cost wit.i others yet to be purchase,! $25,000 000. This floaU wi l be supple:ncn.tid by
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    INTERNAL RUSSIA.
    90 6 Reuter. MOSCOW, Yesterday. A ccunter-revolu; onary association called' the National Society for Defend, ng i\e Native Land is now the subject of enquiry at L ri ngra'i. B:ri 3 Savinoff s allevfd Ho be h;ad of the organ sarion the agents of which are sated to be emp
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    THE HONDURAS AFFRAY.
    41 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON Fr day. Mr. O-olidge has instructed Sumner Welles the Amercan oommLsioner of Santo Domingo to proceed 'jo Tegucigalpa and offer the frendlv assistance of the Un tied States for the e?tabl shment of peace in Honduras.
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    The Coming of Summer.
    35 6 Reuter. LONDON, Yefterdfcy. Snow-bLzzards, ra m and bitter cold Willi hm in official summer time bowmvig at two o'clock en Sunday morrc-ng- when the clocks will be «rii. vanaed ame hour.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    37 6 vr w ,v TOKIO Frd'.y. ML Karakhm has promised the release of Japanese prisoners at Vlad vostok ;o the Moscow Government wh:ch refused, thus the resumption of <he m&t iaf on is a most hopeless.
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    A LESSON FROM STEVENSON.
    154 6 A lady who had some lessens in aompositKxn fnam Stevenson in his Bournemouth days, quotes some of nis precepts in "Gcimhill." "You sbou d have used fewer adjectives and many m,re descriptive verbs. If you want me to see roar garden, dpn't for pity* sa ke,
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    DEATH OF MR. SMITH.
    76 6 Well-Knoun sica| the dc ii Arthur Lo:uj Sn Jrr 1 <J_ Balliol Colle [Mr. Arthui LLD. was o W. H. Sm th a d ember 4 ]m;,o. jj Christ's Hospij He was i Oxford, Exi in the U ivei« i J brjdge Ifai m ngham, B
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    GREEK OFFICER ARRESTED.
    73 6 More Trouble at Atfc* REVOLVERS AND i utnj Reuter. Owing- to •li trouble brew: k ordeied the am 1 military ncluding Ge "< leader of the who was sente cenJy pard Sf nd ".°J The Ml st nonrces that of revolvers v bought at Ath, 1 ares
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    RUSSIA GETS ANGRY.
    84 6 KcTt Retort to Prtm "KNOWLED4 E OF SPYD Reuter. MOSCOW. M. CLicher i pJ care replying t j of Apr :9, j France's att* n Kieff trial recapi'uian s man] J made to n y aril the losi i The Soy c G j earlu -t day'-
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    SHIPBUILDING STANDS STILL.
    61 6 Lock-out in Earnest SOME YARDS HELD Reuter. LONDON. Saturday Trie shipbu i<i r.ir ]<>ck it is s general opdratcn i ugh try tx>-day. but the S >uthan. -uyii are remaining open to give :h stri«* an opportunity to obey the rations of their executives to r»»-< A
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    YUGO-SLAVIA'S OBLIGATION.
    87 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Saturday The Yugo-S av n I )ebt Commi&son before thdr departure» Europe announced Yugo-Sl&v;a* ability a,* present 'o m et her cSJj tiers to the Uni ed S a'<-4 to: Jz it would be pessihe a a future dj to contrive a plan for refunds* debts
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    U.S. IMMIGRATION BILL
    51 6 Japanese Practically Barred- Reuter. WASHINGTON Vefter »T The House of R apnr ved the Johnson h B: T A which Axes J grant.s at two pei i census of 1890. —R WASHINGTON The House vt Re spprovdJ the :-e>-t !,< jon Bill practica 1 j from the
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    COTTON INDUSTRY
    39 6 Reuter. LONDON Sa The Mtfßfoa of M i Sp'nners of rasl to eont nuo floe- ash i»: 1 < can section until I t her instead of reveMay as pr-. i »v>!y arr j scheme .fleets tw< trade.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    1916 7 Reply to Colour Bar Question. The Government's Attitude. A New Woodlands Road. c present, at to-days meet- -egislative. Council. Cr vernar. Sir Laurence X I V, X C.M.G. Official Mitnbers. I R. L. B. Thompson O.j R. E. (Acting Officer i c Troops-), the Acting Colonial E S.
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    "THRASHING TOO MERCIFUL."
    268 7 EX-PILOT'S STATEMENT AFTER FRAUD. Rodney Stubbs (30), a cripple wfto lost his left leg (in a fly ng smash in Hampshire, during tlhe war was sentenced to six months' impr isonment in the second d v.sion at Wimbledon for having obttatndi £3 by false pretences from the
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    38 7 Orrkrs for week ending, Apr! 20 To-day April 14.—Individual Troops Parade. To-morrow Apr'l 15.—S.gnalling Class Headquarters, 515 pm. Thursday April 17.—Band Practice Headquarters, 5.15 pm. Tapap Orders as ls&utfiiby Scoutmasters. T FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    INDIAN TAXATION.
    137 7 SWARAJISTS UPSET BUDGET ESTIMATE^ Increased Water Rate. Reuter. LAHORE/ Yesterday. The serous effect of the Assembly's failure to sa ret ion the Salt Tax of two Rupees was reflected in the upsettng of the financial programme of the Provincial Governments concerned. The Punjab Gover. nie .t anticipating a
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    "THE FOREST."
    518 7 MR. GALSWORTHY'S NEW PLAY The forest is the forest primeval. somewhere in Central Africa., fever haun.ed and peopled by wild tribes who shoot you w th po soned arrows. A handful of Englishmen march into it stagger and sink with fever in it. are set upon by the
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    SEEING UNDER WATER.
    236 7 POWERFUL AID TO SUBMARINE WARFARE. A young Italian scientist and naval rKtmmi Lear*}™ Gugtfielm toti, of Civitavecchia,, claims to nave discovered a process which will overcome the jaw e rf refiracti-jn and enable one to see under water. The invention has special reference to submarines. Professor Guglielmotti
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    WISE ATTITUDE.
    123 7 BERLIN ACCEPTS EXPERTS TERMS. Poincare And His Del gates. Reuter. BERLIN, Saturday. Ihe Committee of the Economic Council of the Reich hae recommend*ed the cond t:onal acceptance of *h* experts' report. The Government will hear the views of the Premiers of Federal Stateß on Monday. There appears to
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    WIRELESS IN CEYLON.
    314 7 A Fully Equipped Station. BROADCASTING TIME AND WEATHER SIGNALS. The Colombo Wira'ess Station will sbo: Ay be as gcod as any on the Imperal \m reless chain. Improvement are be r.g made aa rapidly as they can be c ,rr ed out. The *new wire-.ess transmitter is
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    DEATH OF BEN SAYERS.
    409 7 A FAMOUS GOLFER. Ben Sayers senr., died at his home in North Berwick recently after a long illness, at the age of 67. He had been pract cally confined to his room since undergoing a severe operation in Edinburgh last autumn. Bernard, more fam liarly known
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    990 8 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. B. B. AND I. vs. ETCETERAS. The B. B. and I. mec. the Etceteras in the S.C.C. Tournament on Saturday or. the padang and scored a runaway victory by 110 runs. T <k mg firs i knock the B. B. and I. put toge her the creditable
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    FOOTBALL
    161 8 LEAGUE MATCH- The following will be the teams in <>je league match S.C.C. I v. S.C.F.A. I to be played on Hhe former's grounld th's afternoon, S.C.C.—Millard-Wattis; Fenw ck ar.d J.anieson; Edlin, J. W. Winter and Lee; McLennan, Le Suaur, Smith Moss and Rogers. S.C.F.A. —Tan Boon Eng; Chua
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    SOCCER.
    137 8 Reuter. LONDON. Saturday. The soccer match between England and Scotland was played a: the Wembley Stadium in the presence of 65,000 people. The vcarl.er was wet and the matd resulted in a draw of one goal each. It mi a splerjd* d opt B and full of thrilling runs
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    LAWN TENNIS.
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