Malaya Tribune, 18 May 1925

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY.] [EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII.- -No, 114 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. MAY 18. 1925
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      277 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AN E G GAZETTE v, mm) aper of MiVrrf^ Pifaßflfcd. Daily. mmm I •II thit keeps Hi I folly Informed T T \st INDEPENDENT. iii i i i USAIITL j WITH THE 1 CELL sIOTLIGHL CELL SEARCHLIGHT I'ri' c $s£l 1 SAFETY SHUT-OFF FOCUSSING TYPE I
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      353 1 ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS 8 I Umj 'jL9m mkmmX I d mmMwS mmm mmt 8 j are dangerous to eyes. To prevent this I danger by wearing Genuine Crookes j Lenses which absorb these insidious 1 Bays. We make them. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. MALTHOID
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    THE SOCIAL EVIL
    3536 2 LECTURE BY ARMY AUTHORITY Progress of Education on Venera! Diseases Exverpt From the Army Medical Journal. im difference in inleUlgenee tx.tw«.n •Treat mat it is not easy to institute mv comparison; m addition man rT moral sense, which, if presenilr «T animals, is only rudimentary? With thS
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      657 2 1 I JmuMTi Wincarnis give you |W s? 1 new health and vitality. |A\ /v/rJeV V» C B vc new strcn S tn to the weak— Hj if 'vjfiSf'/' H ncw r,t red to ln c whose pyi ĔMM»VI J >ll /A \1 blood is impoverished— new nerve Mm 2
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      290 2 IS IT GETTING ONYOUR NERVES? A Brief Health Talk_T 0 Business Men .lals distasteful, the dutii'of ft. thero is "always somothing- wrong not only d v xate "hen Physical condition, it is time to yourself Ur rWM d: are fac np a q .rvous breakdown and »Z k *sudden ,i
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    CRIME REPORTS
    164 3 Results of American Newspaper Experiments paied by STp*. 8 rceolutk>n Dee V 11 <* Women's Cubs W he to s sepsrate ia ■■sripajiw, sAmdkr to the wiv £g and financial sections, the r>< mTtw, Mormng Register has been £f ng \mmYexperiment of giving a'l crim« JLT a ff
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    83 3 To give the draughtsman free use of his hands a new T-aquare is mad- to keep iU place on tihe drawing-board without the use of airy obstructing device to hold it. The square is magnetized, and slides along a atrip of steel in tbV- edge of the board. Ths materiaJ
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      340 3 Lumbago rpg>: dup ■eaiad pains of Lum--1 hagfi are quickly dispelled of I Witt's Pills and i effected are pernsiiMmi 11 Witt's Pills ramody Urn cans*- of tlie trouble. I i the expetitsssa of Mrs. \v la the bail proof of oi the reaaedy, for hers •araftj esae. Writing 83,
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      264 3 AU OMUMB Itchedl Terribly. Used to Wake A Nighty Cuticura Heals. started to heal began to itch terri■JJ I could not resist scratching it red' 22z*is brc k SESfi me 1 11 10 u »«d «owake up during the night. mrl £t T advCTli *«nient for Cutieaaa Soap ra Ointment
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      123 3 m V f Carrying the Message of Health -ggi j changing d3 i! 7 LJL j 1 to Imtant Postum. *2§||es J j Thousands daily learn the r!*:irrt,«. p able beverage. ,tS 01 re^arkto cm I-~ v puns^nt ar oma and its cheering taste frorr cun to cup. 1.0 term
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      344 4 AMUSEMENTS 1 E MPIRE I Thursday, May 14 to Monday, May 18. nJ In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. Sharp. I AGNES AYRES in I I RACING HEARTS I jjj WITH THEODORE ROBERTS AND BICHARD DIX. A saucy Snippy Snappy, speed story of a new fashioned girl and an
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      357 4 AMUSEMENTS From Monday, May 18 to Saturday, May 23. S AT THE g ALHAMBRA Thctrc Beach Road. H J TAN CHENG KEB /1 CO. LTD. Proprietor!. 3 In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp. I Topical Budget 5 of interesting screen news. S 8 S A MODERN DRAMA WRITTEN
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      323 4 AMUSEMENTS Gaiety Cinema Surma Theaf Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets North **ia lUn TO-NIGHT AT 9 p.m. SHARP. Wednesday 3ih^ (Last Night, Thursday 21st May) «a> WILLIAM FOX NIGHTLY AT iPresents B AT Us IF WINTER GOMES The Motion Picture version of Ser, aUtars A. S. M. HUTCHISON'S NOVEL. THE
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    142 5 SPORTS PASTIMES LAWN TENNIS Pifk i up C ompetition Reuter's Service. Briwsi'l, May 16. fir>t round Dr. Andreae v r; (Belgium) by 6—0, m «I VTaabai by ♦;—4, -4 6 Noonn* jk, May 16. D lb Van Ijtnnep 4 mla and Koztluk \\a iu. May 17. I'av.s Cup (s'n- Gord
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    S.C.C. Tournament
    11 5 Iu-(!ay's Ties hampioBship V A vs. li. de Sooza.
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament
    56 5 Iu-da>'s Ties I! Singles v >. Chan Slew Lock MT» t; v-. Chew Keow B <*k "'*e 1". 1- vs. Low Peng C«r owt- lv A. Doubles .1. Lim owe 1> vs. Teo K T. w a i .t,' Che? Hai s.ratch/ U Doubh's 1 and .a Ken<;
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    BOXING
    53 5 \mateur hampionships Reuter's Service. T c Stockholm, May 16, r i" a amateur boxing champion1 vwj ght, Plainer of Rttit of Britain; hn of Sweden; Light. Sw den; Welter1'■ maik; M.ddleweighta an; Cruiserweights ark and Heavyweights^ I oHiMl. May 16. a t he w U not an to defend
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    FOOTBALL
    14 5 and Beats Australia Reuter's Service. A W May 16. I »1 Au,:rai:a by
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    B.A.C. vs L.T.L. Eleven
    122 5 ii. i ,ij. Eleven I of a very good V c:uh gder ye /r eleve n by the n nx 'V.!! 1 Hcck vn the last I nur.ch was preU,:.demeer 2nd versus to s me of the inf unable to play •»wer its. team into a
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    GOLF
    30 5 0MS Intornational Champion- Reuter's Service. L I London. May 16. Gcj'f Cham- ,v «Ma, the final f.'.-nand played 3, and 1; Inland. and 3. .opponents and Be individual mat-
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    THE TURF
    47 5 TV i»i 1LK '.'"C Crass Dcrhv Reuter's Service. r r i v '^rvice.j May 17. n 1 i 1 e and a P ®jAe American Ebony rdden by i was TC" The time F. nv was 10-11 ain who was alio ra-.v. among the nine-
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    France's Derby Candidate
    68 5 Reuter's Service. a- r 'rt .v., tk faris, May 17 h_'«-aml pruinta?, wh ~h f rSSTjti* -I, i, ,7 n Jerby candidate F2r ptoiemy Tt,e t Uri^ r tv '< thou^ ani i r^ ris May 17. r t r half a SSSSi* 8 races th !>
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    Shipping Notes
    160 5 mar. was working 2» L h )rnen The he; was rtnick by T iSL he VesB l The British vessel Tees'* li«>a i arrive.! here from Madrat an S -Twtant. She Leave* f/Z iff 1 th 17th 27th. far MM on the sail, to^ y %~£*£J. 1 committed
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    RIVAL TO LIGHT CAR
    330 5 A New Folding-up Aeroplane A two seater ar runabout which can be folded up and housed in an ordinary garage waa publicly fUwr for the first t:n* recenthr at the Stag-iane aerodrome, Edgware on the outskirts of London. It is known as The Moth, and m
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    15 5 Mr.J.M. Prescon. of Messis Boustead MM Co. has been granted an auctioneer's t wn licence.
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    Keppel Golf Club
    44 5 May Monthly Medal (Bogey) The res-ult of the above is a win for H Jackson with a scar? of 1 up. The results of the Bail Swt» p 9 wll be puolashed to-morrow together with the result of May LadMts Spoon.
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    133 5 Today's Quotations RICE Rice S S ia am N \P Koy n WĔ Rice, Siam 3 S?i Rjce, sa lgon 1 Eg R|ce. Saigon 2 Rice, Saigon 3 fig Rce. Rangoon 1 ffi get, Rangoon 2 Hi Rjce. Par Boiled No 1 per b. f Rice' n
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    Etlin and Co's Report
    164 5 Tin„. t.- Singapore, May 18. 75 trf'art Png 15 $L20 Norths £u cent5 Souths 55 to 60 cents Johans 3o to 40 cents, Pe:ai ngs $1.69 to *1.<4 Nawng Pets $1.60 to *1 67U M»m. 27 l u w 1174, Te'lok Kruin." ti V? V Kinta
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    68 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association Sngapore. May 18. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. spot Bu L er Se^ Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Pricee. m Buyer* Sellera. 5P n 103 103 v 104 1044 u e 0 102 1024 July to 8 ptember 914
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    30 5 m Singapore*. May 18. 10-ciay c closing rubber quotationa are aa under:— JunT" York 63 cents Ma >- 62 cents London.—2s. B»4d. Singapore.—sl.o3. Tone 0 f Market.—Steady.
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    36 5 The untitled of the Port of Penang are defined in the Gazette, under the Merchan* shipping Ordinance. Dr. Maßcohn J. Rntnray has been appointed a mpmher of the Council of Kin* Edward VII College of .MedttcineV
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    Exchange
    46 5 >a London- May 18. 52..1 M nth> ffht On'indiL 3 On^n£^ 3 Dls Hank demand dmft 7 r u On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 140U On Japan— 140 Bank demand draTt 130»/ Sovereigns buyi-g rate ts Bank of England rate KJ? Bar Silver in Undon
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      34 5 You canno buy a Better I 1 Lamp than Ik Philips SOLE AGENTS: j United Engineers Limited! (Incorporated in tha S.S.) j ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT tf. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. j miCLMI: 111 r .r, r
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      67 5 INFLUENZA. Two cachet* of KALMINE the harmless antipyric and one dessertspoon of MAGNESIA PILGRIM as opening dose will prevent or cure Influenza. Kalmioe per cachet $0.30 Magnesia per bjtile $1.50 FROM ALL CHEMIST 3 or direct from Anglo-French Drug Houses Ltd., (Incorporated in S.S.) 2, Victoria Street, SINGAPORE Phone 2332.
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      325 5 LATEST ADviSriSEMENTS. Member, of ihe X f th Standard Pharmacy of T?v* 's'°".. of th buaj>ess:_ lhe Allowing pharmacy wiU call at the S abo SrWawss RAMS for N^wKfc*^" W. FOO HEE SEW PARTNERS. 4. General, btandard Phirmacy. d 306> Briti« Road By Order of the Trustees. sVngapor.. CHUA TOH
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      102 5 Mails Close r u T0 -l>AY, MAY 18 Djfcottti, Sail ami ANDRE LEBON 2 P»« Swe'.tenham >n d P™ "g p m Mmlacaa u Kii*a 3 p.m. Muar Hye Ltong 4 pjn. *Rimha 4 p-m. 'TO-MORROW, MAY 19 T m and 1 Honrton,. S^ ,Wa P< 2 P-»-cvombo. Sue*,* p,
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    41 6 marriage STl RBS—van der MEULEX.— Or. May r \t bo a 'J?>*a' Herman Noel, eldest «on Of Mr, and Mr*. T W. Stubb. to GmnX hugenie lcicrino van der Meuivr < Fn"H h and Dutch Papers please copy)
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    59 6 \T\v n^ Kontr Guan family beg t 0 Pen* Hoe Kok Association. The t n.\ eiHa! A»rcc»tjm. Tne Soon Ho, fcok tZ°V Th e nty C!ub > The Men F r ar.d.y Society. The FairydaJe Assoc.a. °:i. wa ive? and fri ndla. who a.tended the funeral of the >ate
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    The Rubber Market
    777 6 Rubber has fulfilled confident expectnt- ns by V r K ;r y R Today's Lor, U M B%d -'kastt* cents goVL London stack* will be announced to-morrow morning and it is antcipa*d in some quarters IM stocks wijl be down abou: thr.e thousand tons to six or
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    306 6 Chief Justice M. Qeeday. of Brisbane, u:ed sucdenly on April 16, as he was running ie catch th.. Sydney nail train for Ipewica. The Johan T.n Dredg'n,- Ltd. forms us that the drtdge .> now w rkmg texoogfc mt and pract ;a..y i o ore W 11 be won ft
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    To-day's Quotations
    39 6 RUBBER wo n ?o°„ n 25? on M,y 9 897 »~i London.—2s. 8Hd Local Spot.—$1.04. Local June.— $1.03. Local July.— Ctrrt» 08 V» New York.— Cents 63% Gold. TIN London.— £246.0.0 Local.-$122.00 per pleal 50 tons sold.
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    CONTRABAND SEIZURES
    164 6 Nearly $100,000 Worth of Opium Captured The Preventive Service brought off another coup on Friday when Revenue officers ra:ded a house in MacPherson Road and opTum 1 $100 0;)0 Worth of illicit The contraband was hidden in fish ponds while a large quantity was dscovered under flrwer and
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    100 6 Retrial of Two Malay Car Drivers The ca*e WJsa commenced' th's morning .'t\ tne AaMse Ooart before Mr Juatke P j Spi trie, Acting chief Jostdce, in which two* ■nicy moror-ciar drureai are b-*ng re-trl i by a epecmj jv.ry flor the murder of one Au Chong by
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    Secret Society Murder
    113 6 Only a few days ago two Chinese vrf re arrested in Ot m t on with the murder at lan Que I 'n-street and both were produced before the Coroner thus mom™ aejea the inquiry waa comolpiced by eH Tyte. the acting Coroner. Another eiastarMy murder was
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    Illegal Arms
    59 6 A w La u' a J e^ »*0 wan taken Me custody by the Detect*e Department v f -t iast r.igh: was prodtKed c Mr- Moak, the Second Hag re th s rnornang d charged w.th being in poaa ss:on of revolver aOaoat a permit No ammun-.tion was
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    Alleged Murder
    36 6 boJfer. Mr. Monk, the Second Police murder U an<l cha:^ed caused th death of L-m Tak Bk a Chi- 3 1 D V vn w2l at KanWtg The accuse was by the Detective D^SnW
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    Mails Expected
    46 6 Fwan [ndo-Cbrna by aa. Andre Letv>n «.ue Singapore daylight on Monday, the [ft* T Fr ::n I J r;:a «I Germany by aa Singapore .o-m new evening' M n maiLs Ap >0) by ba Mplwa, doe Penang 0 a.m 00 Ttaadjay, the 21 inst.
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    120 6 Mr. J.s. untitled appointed in act as bipei.n orient cf th; G.vernmon. Printing Office, Svng-apcre. The amount of currency notes in c;rcuiaton on May 1 was $*****,678. The total W 1 WgXrterfing <f »cl silver co:n. The returns of the Bagfatrar GeaaraJ ■hew that .n the Straits there were £V-i
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    CURRENT LITERATURE
    922 6 Diet and Health TU Science and A- f Leonard W am Stoughtc- Ltd) sa. "Every ore adm eats too much, but n profit by the awful neighbour presents."' Th keynote of Dr W he almost says, th> sn 5' Ghcst-and ths bonk to show us that not much,
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      367 6 I The "MARMET" Perambulator. I UPHOLSTERED IN GOOD QUALITY Leather Cloth a FITTED WITH WIRED-ON TYRES I g TUBULAR mKIL I I STEEL ft. Mj PLATED CHASSJ S FITTINGS jjj The Body is Suspended by 8 Resilient Coil Springs Colours, Suede and Navy. i I Prices: I I $115.00 +S&
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      262 6 WHEN AND WHERE A Singapore Diary u u fw t T °-<*«y. May 18 High Tides.—6.46 a.m., 7.58 p.m. nch homeward mail Wvw. Cricket Club Meeting, 5.15 p.nv Kmulat.on Lodge, 8.30 p.m. Our Cabaret, Vic. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow. May 19 High Title*.—8.6 a.m., 8.38 p.m. Spring Rice Meeting-Second Day
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    GOLD STANDARD
    143 7 TF VI)V 01TFL0W FROM P THE BANK «,in Amount of Nervousness (cn alll j Caused Reuter's Service. London, May 17. ,n the city, owin* to the f n he Bank of ban allayed by the i r,t0,000 sterling gold afflux, smce export «I gold was it rwr.tcrs, who
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    Inter-Allied Debts
    81 7 Reuter's Service. Waahagtaßi May 16. |M ifirai that the Unvoted Statt a took ai ii refunding Vmer ca*s pri vipai ate«d that the United rtually circularised j France, Italy, Bela, Rumania, Greece, Latvia, expiring strike a general Ike only debtor of as she does not jv.-.m ,i d
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    Mine Tragedy
    77 7 Reuter's Service. 3 rlin, May 16. 1 >. M. are missing owing a t.rrri axfkai b at the Dortsfeld 1 re 500 were em--1 only 300 including :u« reached the Malt, Berlin. May 17. .1. the blowing up r, > a atfre f <. v m one cf
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    Danzing Letter Boxes
    35 7 Reuter's Service. 1 Hague, May 17. Ul s ruling in connec- j '-mmm mwmm that n with 1 postal service instal letter-boxes 'Hough the service 1 r Polish officials and mm use.
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    Empire Exhibition
    33 7 Reuter's Service. I* M| May 16. <W e v that the lattento Friday nfeht was > -»02,000 during year, tb\, latter to. 1v ,r ''y. Therefore it is this year hither- Creased.
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    M. Marsal Assaulted
    21 7 Reuter's Service. *4 25?* of education wa. I,y tudan of the *X and was reaeued by h *iffifulty.
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    COMMUNISM
    113 7 Elaborate Plot to Assassinate Servian King Reuter's Service. Belgrade, May 17. The police report the discov:ry of an elaborate plot to assassinate the King and members of the Cabinet and to blow up the palace and parliament. The conspiracy is attributed to »:venteen foreign Communists who recently arrived un
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    THE ZINOVIEFF LETTER
    70 7 Trade Union Delegation Declare it a Forgery Reuter's Service. London, May 17. A supplementary report of the recent mMm Trade Un; n Delegation to RuFSia baa been pul.l.,htd declaring thJLt no f. Id ,nee was found that the notorious I novieff fetter ever existed and describing the
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    Soviet Congress
    101 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow. May 16. Replying to some opposition from the industrial districts in the Congress of the aWricU m the Mmimm to increase imports. Dzerjlnsky, Ourfnaaa of the AllRussian Council of National Economics pointed out that the increase in the machint-rv wus unavc idable in ord.r to
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    Situation in Morocco
    72 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, May 16. A communique from Rabat says that the Ft ench were srucceasful in minor cperatione revlctualllng a few posts. The prominent airman Major Mezerguee died of wounds at Fez. Though proviously wounded he Ml cut on dparatlcns when he had barely recovered when
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    Hindenburg's Salary
    41 7 Reuter's Service. 9 WMM\ May 16. The Rucr>-»ag Budget Commttee has adopted the presidential estimates providing an iincress* of the Presidents arunual salary to 00,000 and expenses to 120,000 marks. The CommunistB opposed the proposal and the Socialists abstained.
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    Railway Inquiry
    33 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, May 17. The Interstate Commerce Commission announces 'it has ordered an investigation of the financing of the Chicago-Milwaukee-St. Paul railroad which r .cendy went kvto a receivership. m
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    The New Public Band
    158 7 The appointment of Mr. Mirms, bandmaster of the Sec-nd Ro>al Sussex Regiment, as head of the Strait i Settlements Police Band, confirms the establishment of the discussed public band f>r Singapore. It has been decided lo establish a Police band of some thirty performers composed of
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    ALLEGED FRAUD
    83 7 Ho Hong Oil Mill Employees Charged Semous defideations m the accounts of 0A MiSo at SH! Ceyloneee, naoned Pheow. nameU Ta A warrant waa msued on Saturday and Mr. Kenny, Quef Dctec.Jve Inspector and at the earn* day. \tr Mn^ 6 W€ P™**«* before Sat Si the S
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    789 7 "The Spanish Dancer" at the Empire to hiIST!? Worn th fortune film \V° SC^u SU( L h are rally dramatic fiJm a, t hls The beauty and fine acting of tb« .ii &m J S the greatest effort the scr .en has yet »een. Who can forget her
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    SCOTTISH LETTER
    1835 7  -  A WEEKLY CAUSERIE FOR SCOTTISH EXILS (By Robert S. Angus EetitibuTgh, April 24, 1925. •t^nterL^h^ a I c fift readin th SSRT?ST__ n< of "P^- 1 articles ™bwrver* COm mite<uoner <* the London Scaled thTv the nd,t on f v fi I^ y w are the work of
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      62 7 THE RACES Malaya Tribune Tips Out of the nine winners last Saturday the Malaya Tribune picked out four. These four paid dividends aggregating $75. If any turfite had placed $5 on each of the first place selections we made last Saturday he would have been the better off by $30
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      295 7 HUDSON MATERIAL i I FOR LIGHT RAILWAYS. j I HI'DSON LIGHT RAILWAY MATFKiai I largest works in the j 18 manufactured at the I Railway Equipment resuUm, t °Jj2 SS? the construction of Light I material* at special' (JL A N Til V p rice H yto the finest raw
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    SPRING RACES
    211 8 The Officials of the Meet The following: are the chief officials marAaging tihe meeting: Committee: J. D. Saunders, (Chain-man) S; S. Manawseh, H. J. Faugere, G. R. Hotden Webb, A. C. Hynes, R. Page, G. R. K. Mugj'u.iatxm. Racing Stewards: J. D. Sfcufride-ra R Page, G. R. K.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    2688 8 SPORTS PASTIMES THE TURF Spring Race Meet Rain Interferes with Sport Though on Saturday morning the weather was threatening, and every prospect of an afternoon'» sport on Uhe race oonntse seemed to be marred the steady drizzle seemed to fade away a® if to allow time for tihe turfites to
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    129 8 Mr.H.S. Sircom is appointed Controller Off Rubber, and Mr. G. E. London a deputy controller. 1 J The la»t delivery of correspondence in the town area tomorrow and on Thursday, the 2l4j C infant, will be made at 3 pm. The Sayings Bank and Money Order will close at noon
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      267 8 liiiiiiiimMiiiiiii«^ lll l n 181^nMl|M FRESH STOCK! liSTsiJ English Make FOOTBALL I BOOTS All sizes in stock. I 117, North Bridge Road, *1 Singapore. J l ll l t llt ,,i ll|ll|lltll ll>l ll||||lt||nil *'MQ2»»»€g» 5 Friday, May 22 10Ro„„ds. W)MV s.«C i YOUNG HASSAN RETURN CONTEST. i ft j
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES YACHTING
    532 9 SPORTS PASTIMES YACHTING T he Juno Trophies t-.,iiini; l ina Race tN series of races for the pi**' o" Sunday a-n Tr^; t d :o pi«* the a < favourite with leading p t>v .lean 11 and Pol ry were Lj but tr.e n sult rtma ined very storm in
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    FREAK DINNER
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    206 9 Sir,—Having held the post of Registrar of Mahometan Marriage in thU Set££ mem for many years, I feel it is my duty to protest against the manner in which rtf rence is made to Kathis in your leading Article of 15th May. 2. If you will refer to
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    304 9 The Cape to Cairo Motor Expedition The following -is an extract from th last letter received in London from Major C. Court-Treett, F.R.G.S., F.R.C.1., who left Engla d in August last v ate nipt the Cape to Caere Journey by motor car. The Utter Ii dated' March 8
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    147 9 April Output Evatt Co., Singapore Tiie Bukit Timah Rubber Estate*, Ltd., April 102") output 7.76r> lbs.; Total to date of current financial year for 4 months; 40,322 lbs. Brunei United Plantations, Limited 15,038 lbs., 10 monHlhfi-, 149.662 lbs. The Changkat S.rdang Estates, Limited 7.072 ia, I monthe, 29,26-1
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    300 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET *rs*St n L D YALL AN O EVATT, Exchange of quotation*: Singapore, May 18. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHAKES Issue Value a!!Tt 11« £s Anglo-Java f 20s Anglo-Malay 25--20s Ayer Kuning 37'« 20s Batu Caves 16 3 20s Batu Tiga J52 2s
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    255 9 Issue Value I Bayer 3. Sellers. 1 Allenby (N.w) 1.60 1.70 1 Alor Gajah 135 1.50 2 AmaJgaroauHl Malay 2.45 2.60 5 Ayer Hitam 12.00 13.00 c d. 1 Ayer Kuning 0.50 0.70 5 Ayer Panas 7.00 7.50 1 A>er Mo.ck 1.50 1.60 1 Balgown I 3.25 3.50
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    248 9 Issue Value Buyers. Seller*. 1 Ayer Wen- 0.10 0.15 1 Hitam Tin 1.65 1.70 ex 1 Jelantoh Tin 0.15 0.20 1 Johan Tin D. 0.38 0.42 £1 Idris 31 9 32 3 £1 Kuala Lumpur N. L. 231- 24!--£1 Kampong X T. D. 41|- 42 6 £1 Kamunt:ng Tin
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    212 9 INDUSTRIAL SHARES Issue Value v Buyera. Sellera. ii BrKish Amer, "job. 517j6 C.l 0 10 Central Eng. Works 4.50 5.00 5 Central Motors 0.50 100 100 Chinese Com. Bank $50 paid up 77.50 82.50 £1 Eastern Smltg. Ord. 9,00 9.25 £1 Eastern 10 p.c, Pref 10.00 11.00 10 Ect. Utd.
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    84 9 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbunsha.) TokV>, May 15. Owing to the superfluous production and an enormous slump it the raw cotton market, the cotton industry of Japan hae reached a critical stage. The pr.ces of manufactured goods have fall n to botu n> less depths.
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    56 9 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene Devoee Imperial Brilliant per 2 tins $5.40 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.00 Tiger per 2 tins $5.00 Tiger per 2 drums $4.70 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins of 8 gallons $7.60 Socony Motor Gasoline per gallon
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    135 9 Sir Frederick and Lady Gardiner have passed through Hongkong for Japan, on a trip from Australia. Sir Frederick is a K.B.E. and has been identified prominently with shipping and commerce in Britain. He served on the transport committee and has be n President of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce. One
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