Malaya Tribune, 3 April 1925

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. t EVENING DAILY. Vol. XIL- -No. 78 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1925.
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      876 1 i i ■-iiiiuiinrtiiifiiiirtHininrimiwOTiw THE I MALAYA TRIBUNE AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE The Leading Newspaper of British Malaya. Published Daily. The paper that keeps its Readers fully informed I fjvE AND INDEPENDENT. ~,1,1 nniiiitiiitiiiiii.niaMiimniititM iii i fWHITEAWAY'S NEW PRICESI 8 HAVE CREATED A NEW STANDARD OF VALUES IN MALAYA. 8 rls
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      62 1 !»lllttSlllf»tll ■II I It ULTRA-VIOLET R\YS x v m Hftt j£mmmtEhm\ mmmmk W Mmm wmmt mm mmWW At WMwrnff I I are dangerous to eyes To prevent this f danger by wearing f.cniine Crookes Leases which absorb these insidious I I Bays We make them. I THE EASTERN OPH L
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    CRIME AND ITS CURE
    757 2 SHOULD PEOPLE BE SENT TO PRISON? Interesting Discussion by Home Secretary r Sir V"l r i hicks, the new Home r- Sco7"* iry, t'iiscus*ing crime and its cure, s? i 'n am interesting recent speech that the real object of prison was to keep people r
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    DRINK AND ORIENTALS
    327 2 The East Taking up Western Customs and Habits The question whether it is possible for a church in any part nt the world to do honost work without coming; into collision witihi the drink traffic is dealt with by a correspondent of the Observer, obv'ously a missionary.
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      264 2 "GLITTO" I I I I THE WONDER OF THE AGE. I Cleans and Polishes everything from I attic to cellar. I I fplB 2 TRY IT ON YOUR I Ct'TLEBY. GLASS, PANS, POTS, BBASS, COPPEB, STEEL, BATHS, TINS, TLBS, ENAMEL, PAINT, KETTLES, WOOD, MARBLE, Mflf OILCLOTH, LINOLELM. wl|f| THE FESULT
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      598 2 I CHILD SUFFERED WIHKDRASH On Body. Could Not Get Sleep. Cuticura Heals. "My little ton Buffered dreadfully with a red rash on his body. It began to get worse and he could not get any sleep at all. His skin became dry and the irritation caused the child much suffering
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    ROMANCE OF GRIT
    381 3 BLIND AND HANDLESS BUT HAPPY Holds Audiences of Thousands Spellbound Mr. N. C. Hanks, a sightless and handless American lecturer, is coming to England shortly. He was blinded and both his hands were blown off by an explosion when he waB twenty-one. He its a man who
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    Spanish Textile Trade
    290 3 Barcelona, February 16.—The principal obstruction in the way of British textile manufacturers has been the heaviness of the import duties inspired by Catalan interest's, as represented in Barcelona. By the terms of the new Anglo-Spun sh Treaty, however, the opening for British textiles has become brighter, particularly
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      280 3 Always IV^e^ thing i s more infection! than enough of those six salts from your I humour, and a cheerful dis- food, then what follows? Hcadon is always welcome. aches, constipation, liver and kidney II L rh spirits, a happy outlook, and disorders, rheumatism, gout and a ~rty appetite arc
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      105 3 5 I i Jheretsno i thwat harm in a million .U; cnany acccrrt departs f gold Wo,-GOLDSPOT J Cigarettes are NATURAL flavour cigarette NAVY CUT j Made in LONDON by: ARDATH TOBACCO COMPANY, LTD. j Peps are obtainable in sealed glass bottles of medicine dealers everywhere. Direct from Agents—the British
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      496 4 AMUSEMENTS I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I '•i'IMIMI'IIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIDIB m 5 m m I The Thundering I ?wd is I the «rct»st Mdo Suddenly a mad sbrl«k »i,»e ,i»„, tif I j SIL I
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      547 4 AMUSEMENTS 3j AT LAST THE PICTURE YOU HAVE LONG BEEN WAITING FOR S will be presented X] a From Wednesday, Jpril 1 to Monday, April 6. N AT THE I iALHAMBRA 3 a TAN CHENG KEE CO., LTD., Proprietors. jj] In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. 5 TOPICAL
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      434 4 AMUSEMENTS Gaiety Cinema Surma Theatre Friday 3rd to Wednesday Bth April North Bridge Road. NIGHTLY AT 9.15 p.m. Wednesday Ist to TuesJi t H REAL AWT PR JUKES PRESENTS WANDA HAWLEY AN EXTrM-OBOINARY NOVEL IN AT r« ACTION "TOO MUCH the j WIFE" LAST Haven t Forgotten Something? j What
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    439 5 UOther Destructive Fire-On B. I. Steamer T, n A O Steamer Sicilia which has Th, ,i -i'V is due to arrive here on left H r Tv, 7th i stant at o p.m. On T. proceed alongside the P. Of 1 v o Tl( i ope- on Saturday
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    129 5 Standard Oil Co. Kerosene Devoe'g Imperial Brilliaut pel 2 tin3 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.5 Ti(?er per 2 tins $5.6 Tiger per 2 drums $5.2 Benzine Sonr.y M«/or Gasoline per 2 tins cf 8 gal'cn? $7.*5' Sccony Metor Gasoline per gallon without tins Asiati; Pelroieuni
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    178 5 Nev.all, of Messrs. William K Singapore, is earning to 1 ur *i transfer, and will take local branch of Ui-3. firm. M *M aa-e expected almost y ,j from Valencia states that Wood, aon of the Govemo"-- h Philippines, who has been II s >ne Ime, was found at the
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    RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
    206 5 Striking Record of Success in Spite of Blindness A string neattJ of success, in spite of the handicap of blirdness, is shown in the postwar life of Mr. Donald J. McDougall, who has been awarded a special Rhodes Scholarship to cover two years at Oxford. Mr. McDougall, who
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    CLAIM TO ROYALTY
    130 5 "Child of an Archduke and an Actress" A pretty twenty-one-year-old typist, Frau! n Lily Robinson, employed by a Karlsruhe firm, has s art led Central Europe by claiming to be the daughter of the la'e Archduk? Otto, ihe yo n rer brother of the murdered Australian heir,
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    Exchange
    94 5 Singapore, April 3. Ob London— Bank 4 months' eight 2s. 4 3 32d Demand 2s Id Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 1932 d On Tnd a— Bank Tel. Transfer 156U Or R nifhriif Bank demand draft 2*4 p.c. dis. Or S!h.ar<chß Bank demnnd d:*aft 75 1 Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    60 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association Singapore, April 3. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cablea quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 68% 69 May to June 67\4' 67% July to September 64% 65 Oct to Dec 63 63 Ms Latent
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    28 5 Singapore, April 3. To-day closing rubber quotations are a» ander:— New York.—42 cts. April 41% cts. May. London.—Is. 77sd. Singapore.—6B% cents. Tone of Market.—Weak.
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    127 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, April 3. Number after the ship indicates the Godovrn it is abreast of and the word "Gate..*' the number of the Gate to enter at. East Wharf (Gate 1).—Uga Maru, 20. Main Wharf (Gate 3). —Mclchior Treub,
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    Rare Find Fetches Fortune
    156 5 A doctor was staying down at Rye. In the house one afternoon, when he hud nothing much to do, tJhe housekeeper said that pwhaps he would Like to look at some old books in the attic which her master hnd left her wh.n he dried. There
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    126 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, Slam No 1 per Koyan $314 Rice, Siam 2 $308 Rice, Siam 3 $207 Rice, Saigon 1 Rice, Saigon 2 $262 Race, Saigon 3 $254 Rice, Rangoon 1 $251 Rice, Rangoon 2 $246 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $9.80 RSce, 2
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    Home Market Quotations
    80 5 London, March 31. Manchester Market— 8U lbs shirtings fair (new basis) 17s 40's Grey Yarns, single twist 27% 6 lbs T. Cloth fair 21 yards 10s Liverpool Market— Cotton Fully Middiing American 13.52 Cotton Egyptian 32.10 MetalsTin Std. 3 months £239.7.6 Produce— Copra fair merchantable £28.10.0 Black
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    123 5 The invention of the death ray, which the British Government refused to buy. has sold to America. Mr. W. Grindell Matthews, the inventor, returned to England by the Aqufcarrta and though he declined to discuss the price paid for it or the derails of the transaction, he used the significant
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    To-day's Mails
    135 5 Colombo and Bombay Asuka Maru 2 p.m. Munitok, Batavia, Sama rang and Sourabaya MvlchLor Treub 2 p.m. Puku Sanibu and PLadjoe M. V. Utirecht 3 p.m. Belawan A .ill mg 3 p.m. Kuohing and Goebilt Kuohing 3 p.m. Port Swettewham and Teluk Anson Perak 3 p.m. Batu Pabait
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      111 5 «iiinimwinininininmiiiiiiiii iiiir 1 ■ihiimi—iot ii•i•i••i• i i i i i i Don't miss this Opportunity I OUR SECOND ANNIVERSARY j I Commencing from April 1, For 2 weeks only. j various shapes of flHj^HßSSfel I I Btst Makes. 5 C s&SP Prices <r<> greatly red n evPrv VAr el n
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      417 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Junior Clerk and r>i*pei*er Vauncles ars filled ani applicants thanked Medical Hall Lid. NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. TENDERS. The Municipal Commissioners of Singapore invite tenders for catting away and reusing part of :ie nll a the Ei*t side of the site of '.he new Vfu Icipal Power Station,
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    36 6 ANNOUNCEMENT. The funerai of the late Mrs. Wong Kiew Gintj will take place on Monday the 6th inat. The cortcge will leave 8 Cuscaden Road for Thompson Road Cemetery at 11 a.m.
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    DEATH
    42 6 WEBB.—On Thursday April 2nd at the General Hospital Mrs. Webb, aged 52 years. Funeral this evening from her res dertce 16—4 Mackenzie Road at 4.30 p.m. bo the Catfhedral of Th? Good Shepherd and from thence to Bidadari Cemetery for Interment.
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    Singapore's Terrible Slums
    992 6 We are glad to note the support given to cur previous leading article or> this subject of a few days by our morning contemporary in its issue of to-day, under the happy heading Stagnation. Wb ourselves doubt very much whether the Government's report will ever be made
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    335 6 There will be a concert at the Tanglin Club on Sunday evening, conimesncinj at 9.30 jun. Mr. D. H. Hampshire, has left Kuala Lumpur on a visit to Java, amd expects to be absent abouti three wrecks. A beginning was to be made this month with the memorial to the
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    TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
    255 6 Eurasian Lady Killed by Motor Lorry We regret to record the death of Mrs. K&therine Webb, which took pdaoe last nafghfc under tragic circumstances at the General Hosp&iail. Mrs, Webb, who was fifty two years of age, at the time of her d sath succumbed to injuries in
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    Late Mr. A.J. Thumboosamy
    146 6 An interesting personality has passed away in Mr. A. J. Thumboosamy, the father of Dr. A. J. Thumiboo of Singapore. Mr. Thurr.boos»amy was well known throughout Johoie a/nd Muar, where he was greatiy esteemed The funeral took place at Muar the fotttowing day, to where the
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    Rabies in K.L.
    76 6 (Fnom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, April 2. At a meetling of the San'tary Board, Mr. Read presiding, sltatem-ents were made by Dr. Kingsbury, pathologist and Mr. MacGregcr, veterinary surgeon, on the subject of rabies, indicating that eighteen persons had been given the Pasteur treatment since Ma
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    Landslide in Penang
    65 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Per.ang, April 2. Torrential nains caused a small part of the stoe of Gtsnotng Jerai to break down. Blocks of guanite and bmnchee of trees were dashed down and razed the colony at the fbot of the hell. Four pennons are d-ead under
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    Band for Alor Star
    31 6 (Foam Our Own Correspondent) Penang, April 2. Alcr Star, it is stated, is soon to have its own band composed of members cf the subordinate civil service.
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    Outward Mail
    32 6 Mails from Europe, (London mails despatched March 12,) ex B. L Tana will arrive by tra n to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxhioklers at 9.30 a.m.
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    261 6 Bishop Lowe will preach at the Wesleyan MiEaion Church on Palm Sunday afternoon. Mr. W. J. Smith has arrived from home as Exeru'ive Engineer attached to the Kuala Lumpur P.W.D. Lieut T. A. Halsey, and 2nd Lieut J. P. N. WMCtjr, 2nd Batt. The Royal Sussex Regit., disembarked at Singapore
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    BAILIFF'S CASE
    535 6 CONVICTED AND IMPOSED NOMINAL FINE "Section Broken Times out 0 f Number" Remarking that it was the fi had ever heard under the sec charge, Mr. Ralph-Scott, the U j recorded a conviction against M a y Pestana, bailiff of the Civil D and imposed a nominal fine
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    The Taylor Debenture Case
    119 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, April 2. Mr. Justice Whitley read a fa rly long judgment in the case in wh oh the i.quidator of F. G. Taylor and C nr.-nny was p/aiTi<t r ff and the Hcmerkcnir Bank < fir/tent, in correction with fifty $5.000
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    Bankruptcy Court
    59 6 Mr. C. F. S. Clyne was before Mr tice Barrett-Lennard this morn; Bankruptcy Court when he a r a certificate of discharge. The creditor, a money lender oppose 1 *P" plicatior.. and said he owed him $3600. He asked for a w.efc's adjourn nu »t 1 legal advice.
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    St. Paul's Cathedral
    42 6 The following donations have been received: Previously acknowledged $24,184.38 Special offertory at all Saints' Church Taipeng: Cheques shou;d be made out in Saint Paul's Restoration Fund in I ed to Reuters Agent, 11 Colly or Singapore. E. WALKER. As
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    Mails Expected
    27 6 From France by s.s. Andr*- Leh Singapore, daylight on Sunday, the -»> n instant. Frcm Indo-Qhma by s.r. Com SaQajßNi 9 a.m. en Monday, ih-. 9m
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    To-day's Quotations
    25 6 RUBBER London, Stocks on March 28, 18,01$ ,n9 943 tons down. London.—Is. 8Vid. Local.—69 cents. TIN London.—£241.5.0." Local.—$119 per picul 125 tons so!u.
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      368 6 I "PIiANET" S SHARPENING-APPARATUS FOR RAZOR-BLADES H 1 Price Price I 1 $3.50 $3.SO^| HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 8 [g In the PLANET tube there is sufficient paste for keeping the rollers in good condition a [a A j The Planet Stropping Machine has Deen designed by a well-kaown Danish Engineer to
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      214 6 WHEN AND WHERE A Singapore Diary To-day, April 3 High Tide».—4.36 a.m., 7.43 p.m. Du,tdh homeward mail leaves. Slipway Co. meetring noon. Mark Lodge, 8.30 p.m. Boxing,: A1 Trono vs. Boy Walley, S.BJS. Epic of Everest W:. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, April 4 Ivgh Tides.—6.14 a.m., 8.35 p.m. I>. I.
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    BOXER INDEMNITY
    106 7 COMMITTEE COMPLETES ITS LABOURS Proposals Regarding Allocation Discussed Reuter's Service. L London, April 2. c r r Hamilton's Committee of the ii of Commons further considered the j.indemnity Application Rill and y discussed the proposals specific,'itiining the purposes to which the ?should be devoted. They agreed to \[r
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    THE OPIUM EVIL
    849 7 Particulars of Work at Klang Hospital t> 26th January 1925, when thi jpium Ward at the District Hospital, v w.is opened up to the 31st March ♦4 ;i: branch of Selangor Anti-Opium issued 225 admission- tickets, v -1'.' were presented by the appli(.r-. f r ;.dni:ssiun into
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    25 7 Mr. t pj Co I and Mw Dm, left <Xk""' T S^ir it! y *r. 0 K ve Mr Justice Mo<^„rt S le Ve as
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    STRUCK WITH WONDER
    86 7 General Hsu's Impressions of prance i [Ham» Agency.] Paris, April 2. On being interviewed General Hsu declared that all which (he saw in France 8 ruck him with wonder. He was very greatly impressed by the cordial entertainrQ,nt by the French Government and would S? Ver U
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    International Unity
    37 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 2. A party of eight Russian trade-unionists under M. Tomsky has arrived to discuss with the representatives of the General Council of the Trade Union Congress the question of international unity.
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    Harbouring Ussas
    51 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow. April 2. The Rosta Agency states that the Foreign Commissariat handed a note to the Polish mission declaring that the Polish OonsuiTs exequatur at Minsk, is amuDlled and hoping he will be recalled immediately for harbourlhg Ussas, the priest arrested on the frontier, for two
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    Raid on Counterfeiters
    44 7 Reuter's Service. Montreal, April 2. Mounted police, yesterday, carried out one of this- biggest raids on counterfeiters on record. They arrested' seven men and seized counterfeit notes representing 1 150 thousand dollars and uncompleted notes of half a million dial Lars.
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    Matters Financial
    45 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 2. Government's offer of (£30,000,000 at 3% per cent conversion, stock by tender has resulted in tenders at 76-16-8 receiving 33 pes: cent a.d above in full. Applications totalled 83,610,000 and is now quoted at quarter to three-eighths premium.
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    36 7 The Times of Malaya understands from tlhe Honorary Treasurer at the Perak AntiOpium Society thai measures are well forward to open a wand in tlhe Ipoh District Hos pdtart wherein it is hoped to cure opiumsmokera.
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    PORT DARWIN BASE
    71 7 Captain Wedgwood Benn's Question in the House Reuter's Service. London, April 2. In the House of Commons replying to Capt. Wedgwood Benn, M. Bridgeman stated that the establishment of the naval base at Port Darwm was originally suggested by Admiral Henderson in 1911. M. Bridgeman understood that
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    Aerial Activities
    49 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 2. Airship R33 flew from Cardir.gton, where she has been locked up for four years, to Pulham aerodrome this morning and will undergo special tests at Pulham with the object of perfecting a type of airship adaptable to regular air-service with the Dominions.
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    Sir Culme Seymour Dead
    133 7 London, April 2. The death has occurred' of Vice-Admiral Sir Michael Oullme Seymour, at the age of 57. The deceased was second Sea Lord of the Admnnal-Cy and 1 Chief of Naval Personnel. He had had a «il'srtJirHgru'iistoeid' career and during the war served alt Juttand
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    Summer Time
    48 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 2. An official statement says that summertime b?gnnB at tw*> on the morning of April 19. The Hague April 2. The FlrBt Chamber by 31 to 17 rejected the bill abolishing summer time which the Second Chamber passed a few weeks ago.
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    55 7 the sulborelmate staff of Regenft and Selareng estates, Batang MaJaka, entertain ed Mr. and Mire. P. W. G. Rippon at a tea party ait the Regent Estates Cub on Wednesday last. Mr. Rippon ia to be visiting manager for Duniotp Ftentatdone, Ltd., Maflacea, arid Mr. R. C. Barnes ia taking
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    OIL SITUATION
    123 7 AFFECTED BY DOHENY DEAL Greatest in the History of the Industry Reuter's Service. New York. April 2. The oil sHuatiton in the whole world has been affected by the Doheny oil deal, cabled earlier. The dead is equivalent to the amalgamai4ian of the Pain-American Petroleum Company with the
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN
    173 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, April 1. Six hundred army officers have been dismissed according to the announcement issued by the War Office. Three thousamd navy officers, it is also believed, are to be dismissed in the course of this month. m m Mr.
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    40 7 The Hongkong police are endeavouring to unravel a burglary mystery, which has erebailed a loss of roughly $13,000 to Messrs A- Tack and Company, doa er.> in furniture, photograph c accessories and jewellery. The crime was committed on March 26.
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      221 7 I HUDSON MATERIAL FOR LIGHT RAILWAYS. a sue dDiuty to purcba>e the fina,t materials at ■pecial QtfANiliY prices I HUDSON LIGHT RAILWAY MATERIAL includes1 ?S^^ Wagon., Sugar I I LARGE STOCKS HELD BY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF THE BORNEO COMPANY, UMITID. (Incorporated in England.) I Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang, Teluk
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    58 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL S.R.C. II Defeated by S.C.C. II The second team of the S.C.C. scored an easy victory over the S.R.C. second by two goals to nil yesterday afternoon on the Padang. Play was indlned to throughout. Hill gave the S.C.C. the La during the first 'ha f while
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    S.C.F.A. II vs. S.R.C. II
    51 8 The following will represent the S.C.F.A. the S.R.C. II on Tuesday on <h il^L f lsS? £e« Cheng Yeok. Yap Ko K h° h So C o^ Cheng, Chua Teng S:ew; Limi l.an (Capfain). Teo Kek 800, Lim Choi Thian, Cheong Khin Siong, K.e Kirn
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    League Results
    35 8 Reuter's Service. L:«nd<on, April Tn the ftn* division of the English League WeSham and Notts F *5J' nTSde scoring while Blackburn .eat BirmWo Sri division. Southern aection. beat Swansea by 3 to l.
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    S.F.A. League Fixtures
    66 8 The following are the fixtures for the S.F.A. Leagues this season: First League April Monday, 20th.-R. Sussex vs. R. A. Wednesday, 22nd.—S.C.F.A. vs. S.R.C. Saturday, 25th.—S.C.F.A. vs. S.C.C. Monday, 27th.—S.C.C. vs. Malays. Second League April Tuesday, 21s'. —S.C.C. vs. Y.M.C.A. Police V9 ThurSlay! X 23rd.-S.J.O.B. vs. P.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    161 8 S.C.C. Tournament Championship Pairs Hi witt and Bridges beat Sinclair and and Murphy beat Major Davies and Lt. Bourke, 2 —6, 6—2, 6 —3. Potts and Cameron beat Salter and Moss, 6—2 10—8. m Whitley and Kjeiinman beait Nathan ana Nathan, 6—3, 6 —2. Profession Pairs Hamilton and
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    S.R.C. Tournament
    51 8 Yesterday's Results Championship L. Gammell hat 1. dt Souza. w.o. Single Handicap C. A. Norris owe 30.2 beat C. A. R. Bateman, 6—4. 6—3 To-day's Ties Mixed Doubles V. H. Norris and G. de Souza vs. C. A. Norris and F. Norris. Championship W. Neuibronner vs. N. E.
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament
    36 8 Members of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club are informed that entries are now opn for the t.nnis tournament and close on Tuesday, April 14, at 5 p.m. Entry sheets are obtainable at the Club.
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    HOCKEY
    98 8 R. A. and Raffles Draw The match played on the Raffles Institution ground yesterday between the R. A. and the "School resulted in a draw of two goals each after a brisk game. The School led in the first half by two goals scored by Oehlers whilst a third
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    Bendemeer Athletic Club
    56 8 Dcliucilicci iiv»iv»»v During Easter the Bendemeer Athletic Club will visit Malacca and will play soccer there with the United Chinese Association, the St. Francis' Association, a'd the Brickfields Rompers Club of Kuala Lumpur on the 10th, 11th and 12th respectively. The party will leave Singapore by rail
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    St. J. 0. B. A.
    37 8 The St. Joseph's Old Boys Association will leave Singapore for Ma'eoca on Thursday night and will return by the Monday ni?ht mail. In Malacca they will play cricket matches with Malacca teams.
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    BOXING
    103 8 To-Night's Fights Trono and Walley Bout for Title Weather permitting a large crowd is expected at the Singapore Boxang Stadium ?o nTght when Al Trono, flyweight chamSon of Malaya and Boy Walley,. th* exchampion, will provide the main event over twelve two-minute rounds. Trono a title will fee at
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    Junior Lightweight Title
    24 8 Reuter's Service. Philadephia, April 9. Mike Bailer mo won the junior lightweight title, outpointing Steve (Kid) Sullivan in a ten-round bout.
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    107 8 S.C.C. vs. S.R.C. There will be a match between the S.C.C. and the S.R.C. on the formers ground tomorrow. The S.C.C. side will be the same 2 Zt Picked to go to Selangor at Easter ramely>-H. M. Cantrell. C. D. Fenn W H. Fndiay, R. N. Hamiiton (captain), Captain
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    58 8 The following will represent the f.M.CA. against the Royal Sussex Regt. at cricket to-morrow at Tanglin commencing at Z.lo nm:-H. G. Stack (Capt), W. A Deans, S Hurst D. Jackson, M. King. R. byw, E Newton, O. C. Smalley, T. B Smith. F. Vine, and J.
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    87 8 The following will represent the former on Saturday, the 4th April, on the latter s ground:— T A Samv, F. A .btwmerque, E. van Jan*z, A Chelvan F. Shepherdson. K. Veeravagoo, C. Ess, R. Kenneth. S. Roman. T. Weerakkody and A. N. Other. The Lanka
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    223 8 Hoi Thin Amateur Dramatic Association Despite the signal success of their first night when the members of the Hoi Th.n Amateur Dramatic Association staged the 'Re-union of a lost Wife and her Husband ast night's performance of the "Adventure of a Modern Girl" was aga n thoroughly enjoyed
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    293 8 Major and Mrs. Tayler, of the 2-20th Burmah Rifles, are leaving Tatiping on transfer to Burmah on April 4. H. H. the Yang di per Tuan BesaT of Negri Sembilan has given $150 towards the Angio-Chines3 School (Seremban) School Building Fund. Mr. Richard O'Neil, Assistant Superintendent of Police, took his
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    646 8 The Palladium Theatre i'nWtfiS-r the vaiueui be taken into conare so may factors ays 0 f looking at Absolutely certain j th f world of to-day very and it is that oawfessiiomal enterrehea hour, tainer to wile awy i- Moreover the responsibilities with something a in i.u n
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    45 8 To-morrow, April 4 at 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah, S. R. E. (V), Musketry Classification. 2 p.m.—Farrer Range, M. G. Platoon, Class Firing. Sunday, April 5 at 7 a.m—Bukit Timah, S. R. E. (V), Musketry Classification. 7 a.m.—Farrer Range, M. G. Platoon, Class Firing.
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    230 8 With the exception of a few of its blowing-rooms, the entire factory of the Shimada Glass Works in a suburb of Osaka, was burnt down by fire recently. The works covered 6,000 tsubo, and employed 600 hands. This en als :reat loss 3o the Japanese glass industry, as Messrs Shimada
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    268 8 Meeting in Kuala Lumpur Next Week The attention of medical men is directed to the forthcoming meeting: of the Malayan Branch of the British Medacal Association which is to be held) in Kuala Lumpur on the 10th, llfth and' 12th instant. All members are cordially invited to attend.
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    267 8 Debased Drama and Money Worship Canon Donaldson, of Westminster Abbey, in an address at Sheffield described the seven social eviLs as:— Politics without principles. Wealth without work. Pliasure without conscience. Knowledge without character. i Commerce and industry without morality. Science without humanity. Worship without sacrifice. He
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    245 8 The Times was the first newspaper to be printed by steam. Until the year 1814 a the printing in the wo'id was done hv hand, and the Times could only be struck off at the Tate of 450 copies per ho a. A compositor, however, in the
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    106 8 To facilitate communication between Canton, and Swatow, General Hsu Chungchi has ordered a radJib outfit for Swatcw. It is reported that the w;rk is nearly complete and oomimunicattion between Canton and Swatow by direct wireless will be possible in a few days. In a County Count the other day the
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    768 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, April 3. RUBBER, STERLING SHAKES MAIL QUOTATIONS Issue Value 2s Allagar 1(414 2s Anglo-Java 219 20s Anglo-Malay 23j3 20s Ayer Kuning 37|6 20s Batu Caves 15|. 20s
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    374 10 DEMOLITION OF THE ISLAND FORTRESS Fishing Station and Pleasure Resort The conversion of the island of Heligoland from the status of a submarine base to the rank of a fishing stotTon and pleasure resort was deacnibed Civil Engineers by Mr. L. xi. fcaviie. The work, which was carried out
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    VICTORIAN MAIDENS
    413 10 Were they Better Than Our Modern Girls? A number of biographies and autobiographies have been published extolling the Victorian era and raining criticism and abuse on the present generation. Wniters of anticles upon articles have hetd up the modern flapper to ridicule, and old uncles and aunts have_nodded
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    THE PRICE OF PAIN-SCIATICA.
    115 10 No one wants pain—still we pay for it heavily in lost health—lost energy—lost ambition-—often aibsolute financial ruinWhy pay this awful price Why suffer the terrible twitching tortures of Sciatica when everlasting relief is so near at hand Perfect health, absolute freedom from pain may again be
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      505 10 COLD STORAGE ICE CREAM Is Cream Ice. riMCAPORE COLD STORAGE C^.L™ (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) FOOLSCAP ACCOUNT BOOKS RULED FEINT 2 quires $1.75 each. 3 m 2 25 4 n 2 75 CASH COLUMN 2 2 25 rt 3 2.75 4 3.25 tt MANILA BUFF ENVELOPES. CHEAP VALUE. Size
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      665 10 STEAMER SAILINGS OF FAST TWIN SCREW MAIL PASSENGER STEAMERS BET WHEN RANGOON, COLOMBO, PORT SAID, MARSEILLES AND LONDON WITH THROUGH CONNECTION FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Lea*-* cju, mw Rangoon About Steamer Rangoon Alw Meam 1925 1)2-/ iT ißltliMii Apr 8 Yorkshire July SSte Apr 23 ,J J
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    541 11 NEW STORY OF HYDE PARK SPEECH Counsel on 44 Insult to Deity, Crown and Flag" A further charge of "using insulting and fcdasphemous words at Hyde Park" was preferred p gainst Guy Alfred Aldred, 38, of Richmond-gardens, Shepherd's Bush, when he appeared at MarJ.orough-street Police-court, London, accused of
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    62 11 Sir OliVer Lodlge describes the human eye as a radio receiver. Some of the ladies manage to do a good deal oif broadcasting with it, too.—New York Herald Tribune. One of our donbtde?r reliable statisticians informs us that there are now 526,000,000 Cflmtetilans. in the woriid, and we have our
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    POETRY IN 1924
    582 11 An Anthology Collected by Mr. Moult The Best Po«ma 0 f 1924. Selected by Thomas Mouth. Cape. as. net* Wo are a little doubtful about) Mr. Moult'a title and its implications; but certainly he is a conscientious and discerning critic, and maniy of the poems he ha*
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    51 11 Steppe by Steppe.—A Russian was being led off to execution by a- squad of Bolshevik soldiers on a rainy mornihig. "What hmit.ss you Bolsheviks are," grumbled the doomed one, "to march me thnougfh a raita like this." "How about us?" retorted one of the squad. "We have to march back."—The
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      143 11 To keep your Chttdl f.i l under a Glass Dome f ll II "an impossibility. IWV IS ll would however be the only I V y/91 I way to protect your children I JL ft|N| j against inhaling dangerous I I BI germs. Formamint kills germs, X which may have
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      314 12 SITUATION VACANT WAITED Immediately Bid-collector and Cashier To start w. rk 9th April Bold and Cash Security r*quired (small amount). Right MMM only apply. Arply pers< t ally >o. 47. Robinson Road, First ioor, back room TO LET TO LET, Raffles Chambers, three sections *nd floor, area 2,680 square feet.
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      393 12 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF REMOVAL CHUNG WONG, ARCHITECTS, have removed to UNION BUILDING, sth Floor. Notice of Removal. R Jumabhoy, General Merchant, removed rom No 9 Market Street to Malacca Street Ho. 26 from let April, 1925. NOTICE. THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that Mr. Tan
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