Malaya Tribune, 19 May 1925

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. AIN U SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY.] I EVENING DAILY. Vol. XIL -No. 115 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1925
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      269 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE j AND GAZETTE N< w<paper of I i Malaya. s Published Daily. r that keeps iti j i i M i informed INDEPENDENT. llf n •i 11 \--*\\vmmmmmmmmv>\m An Amazing Offer! FROM THE GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COY. OF AMERICA. To Merits of I I GILLETTE BLADES j
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      175 1 r 0I^l wrw Dfl l!l|lJMiilwnmii| ULTRA-VIOLET BATS > j ■re dangerous to eyes To prevent this I danger by wearing Genuine frookes THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore, j ~l« "«i:«««iiiiiiiiintuiimiil iiiii l i „t l l lllM<l, i il(gfi tlTr j Are you Going to°the
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    MUMTAZ BEGUM
    1751 2 WHY SHE FLED FROM CAPTIVITY Sorrow over the Death of Her Infant Bombay, April 27. The Pr Ma ting Counsel openng the case traversed the und covered in th* lower Court MlMrtti* _L_i__ with Maharajah of Indore* ZjEgSZ Indore and lived at Amritsar, RmS and Bombay, all the
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    LAST BIDS FOR LIFE
    517 2 Hushed Drama of the Appeal Court Since the establishment of the Court of Criminal Appeal nearly every convicted winch pervades the Court justice balance, are usually brief. The \J!t\ f ourt with trio of grave i. 5 the low murmuring barrister «W by books of law;
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    122 2 Building railway trestles in easily detach d sections is the ma thud suggested by r. M. Holmquiet, Amercan, engireer for rSn^i 1 dama se in A length of 1.000 fo t of trestle was *cc* to go out wnen not mere than 200 feet would have been lost if the
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    "WERE WONDERFUL DURING HER TEETHING."
    103 2 More Praise for Babv s n Tablets from S,u Mendoza, 0 f R os V b5 Bombay. K S Cotta ffo, Vfc £j« Mothers everywhere mL Own Tablets S Efigfc try Bab v s 0 be without them again t ly and speedily helpful ii
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    ESCAPE FROM PAIN
    140 2 d^4ed n Tou e ;„rtt K v life f^' heart? Perhaps a crueU ara Z Sick Pain in the back, or the fior- Rheumatism has robbed vol «f made the whole world seem fun gloom. Then you should l«n of bla <* now-that Litttoi O relieve your
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      326 2 Sustains Energy and Strength I When feeling a little languid or exhausted, through pressure of work or social engage' ments, a cup of 'AUenbury» 1 Malted Milk will quickly dispel the fatigue, soothe the tired nerves and restore strength and energy Malted Milk (PKFDIGESTED) is so easy of dmestkm that
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      180 2 Eg —x-.-i I p SQUIBB S f I I AGUE a li 1« S ""Www meter- 7^ S fitting Indian inr e f,rr g 0 0 M«J i /'<•"<"•. /J W J.'.' H |S afertmmt </ric fW /r M y S Biliary Dtrangtmint\ *ii «1 cauitd h MaLiria. sutk S
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    SLUM CHILDREN
    506 3 Jews are Better off than Gentiles That J wish children, with rare exceptions, do not show the usual characteristics of the slum child, are well grown, well fed, and well clothed, and, age for age, are in intellectual advance of Christian children of the samu* social claaa, is
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    A NATIONAL PERIL
    527 3 Destruction of the Babe that Might Have Been The slaughter of the unbar' 1 All »v r England the police are tightening up thair organisation for dr airntg witoh that deadly peril to ary nation—the destruction of the babe-tihat-ni i ght -hav e-6een. Thus tlrrJble practice f
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    MAN SMUGGLING
    496 3 Growing Menace at Britain's Back Door Man-£muggling is a new and growing rorm 0 f enterprise among international adventurers quite as popular and quite a* profitable as rum-running. One globe-trotting crook, in part cu'ar, has amassed a small fortune by defeating the immigration laws of many lands by
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      202 3 Ufa (jlh i i 1 b m I r .;,,..ff Headache Tablets P I g have been specially pre- «■ed I I gTVC <: ::ck relief I fri liKrv«paioa.The> j with perlecT I C9MM tiny do j a r< I ihc revt. No J i |fl MBet with t l
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      188 3 I For the I Housewife's Lunch— BOVRIL Medical men strongly Bi J£ HEfrail jj; advise wives and f\ C ||JJ <P gj mothers not to forego r fc*!/ i nourishing midday JrX /Tli 1 meals in the absence of J| wjl 5 their husbands. It is to ifi tins foolish
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      268 4 AMUSEMENTS I EMPIRE I Tuesday, May 19 and Wednesday, May 20. I (NO HALF PRICE—SPECIAL CHINESE FILM) I g In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. I Zips and Zest-A 2 Heels Comedy j 1 "THE PRINCE OF I THE MOUNTAINS" S A drama of daring adventuring and death-facing stunts
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      355 4 AMUSEMENTS I From Monday. Hay 18 to Saturday. May 23. I X AT THE S ALHAMBRA Theatre, Beach Boad. TAN CHUNG KEE A CO. LTD. Proprietors. I I In the Second Show at 9 p. a. sharp. j Topical Budget I 3 of interesting screen news. 3 I A MODERN
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      269 4 AMUSEMENTS Gaiety Cinema Surma TheaK. Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets xt North *«W ,> ad TO-NIGHT AT 9 p.m. SHARP. Wednegday (Last Night, Thursday 21st May) Sdav M„ WILLIAM FOX NIGHTLY AT 7« Presents P.m. IF WINTER GOMES =UT The Motion Picture version of S l s,ar A. S. M.
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    RUBBER & SHARES
    344 5 RUBBER SHARES WEEKLY REPORT Kennedy and Co. Penang. May 16. be pre f Rubber that the busings a has been chiefly n f the si*-ire market, have to be re•t almost all lecai i f ml Of h market a'ITBOUTIt «as hurt i to happen h cheap r sib. ires
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps
    145 5 Pan I —June 3. Birthdqp parade wit padang n Wednesday c H lidav). The ry member w H i fch i parade. The the he occasion! on m be seen as a wbcle. terferea nether w th laj pom ts, and the hat he can rely on
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    40 5 told of India's new I »si Marshal Sir ,n he wa, servmg > he went through 1 Put a foot on ;7aeh. Meeting the afterwards, S> Wil- Tho feting must i > n on you." "It Y ou put your other
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    Shipping Notes
    134 5 On the sumn» r cru> o Hvi c v and the Oh na La n f ft Sfi awk n Wee Ha \YV a 2 h f H°»fflwng fc r in th^Souadro nVe th k Briafcaae, H M.s. ar s ehm q a S and Subtr.arin* L.B were
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    94 5 the Wharves or Expected to Arrive xr Singapore, May 19. SSShJV BM Tierrimai, 9; I re Dock (Gate 3 and 4).-F k«H •>0; R.bera, 3fi; NcinEr aa. v -s. ""'«C, 4b, K< ye: Maru, Wi i Wharf (Oat; 4).-Men to r, 4- Presd d-'nt \an Burcn.
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    Exchange
    89 5 On London- 19 Bank 4 month.' sight 2a. 4 5 16d Demand o, :\7~i Private 3 montha' s ght 2m AKA On India— A 4%d Bank Tel. Transf r imw On Hongkong— •^■Sr a ft 2 Bank demand dmft 7«;u. On Java- 75H Bank Tel. Transfer 140.14 On Japan—
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    134 5 RICE To-day's Quotations Rice' &r N i Koy,n 1332 p. n:s i; 2 > Rice, Saigon 1 £i« Rice. Saigon 2 n glf Rice, Saigon 3 HS H ce, Rangoon 1 Ig? Rice, Rang >on 2 f|5i Rice! No >»* gfO R S 855 PRODUCE Gambier U
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    Etlin and Go's Report
    143 5 t 8 ngapore. May 19. 75 m T "V-"**Jl ™to $1.20, Norths iL* B o°- C?ntB> Sou;hs H to 60 cer.u Johans 3, to 40 cents. Pc al m Sl.fi Vo Rubin rs:-M nt akabs 28 to 30 eawt*. tans A4 n i *J* tO 4
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    103 5 Eighty thousand people attended the Watj Cip Race meetmg and the totalisator investments were £*****6. ,ng ty> the rtatements in the S aZ u :e tlh rChart:red and HongW Bank, has bank-notes to tihe vafue of $141.3,9 out in Singapore and Pensng. The un-arned increment—we suspect. Friday m ,ht Founders
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    50 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association 0 Sineapo-e. May 19. P»Ie Crap* Closing Prices. Spot Buyers Sellers. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price.. Snot »„a vi Buyers Sellers. Spot and May 107 108 July to September l flL 83* 84 t****- London Gables quote London Spot-2s. lid Ton of Market.—Quia.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    24 5 Singapore. May li*. c rubber quotations are as June W 9mm May 68 cents London.—2s. lid. Singapore.—$1.07. Tone of MarkeL—OuV>r
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    63 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene S A lmp rial Br;ili *nt per 2 sins $5.40 Sylvan Arrow p? r 2 tins $5.00 T.J r rer 2 tins $5.00 Tiger per 2 drum* j 4 70 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins of 8
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    Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Limited
    80 5 The current retail prces of Kerosene and IH-nzjie are as follows:— She!l Kerosene per two tins $5 60 H? $5.35 g™«° n $5.35 V. rown $5.20 r08 $5.15 Crown drums $5.00 Cross $4.85 •Shell" tut 01 Imlh tf'x drums M Pei Imperial gallon $1.01 'Shell"
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    Passengers Arrived
    178 5 Per Rumphiua:—Mr. A. Caland, Mrs. \\alen, Mr. C. E. Bnown, Mr. H. H. Green, Mr. S. L. Reed. Mr. T.kandas, Navairai', Mrs. Liem Koey. Mrs. Pavia, Mr. W. Kharahand. Tharoomal, Dr. W. Bauer. Mr L c Sice Kin?. M ss E. J. Nicholls, Miss E. E. Nichol's. Miss
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    40 5 Telegram received from G.P.O. London ma.l despatched from Singapore 24 by a... delivered in llnZ t T he iaßue M Order, for o i a io0 nd T? y^ U 1 ay SI equal e r^ t€ Payment of Money
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      121 5 «111 '•>'■ I i i i i a 1 lia Come "to the MILITARY PAGEANT TO-NIGHT! TOW.! MT TH r STADIUM (TELOK AVER) OI »ny Night This Week AND REMEMBER Wednesday and Fridaj Afternoons I A TOTALLY DIFFERENT PROGRAMME. Gate s open lor Afternoon Performances at 4 p.m. For Evening
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      288 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS LO3 009 wlii-.e 3u'l Terrier d to 2 /ict.rii Street, REWARD RetUrn LUNAS RUBBER ESTATES LTD (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement). JfOT( ?E |J HEREBY GIVEY m.f »M E H A. .SO HEREBY QIVRV »M 9th J UI9 ift<? k. Jj l,t t» Tuesday 19>5 1 thi, 19th
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      71 5 Mails Close To-day, May 19 Hor«k, ng, Swatow and Amoy Mersi-ng *0 Mentor 2 p.m. Bangkok Hw :an 2 P-m. Pireh. Berombang, AaaWTge"? 2 P m iw«. A7er Po<Wl and Muar Fh ,i__ am r« t I pro Batu Pa hat 5 ng ?£f n 3 P- m I'erarjf* and
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    Empire Settlement
    1025 6 Until some of our conteroporar.es began to attach mportai ce to the Empn Communty S lt Scheme, which nas been d tailed to us n the course of many pamphlets, we m.c. no idea of tak ng it usly. In the course cf years *e have liccme sa
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    206 6 Members of the S.V.C. who are taking part m the i*ageant at the Stadium shou d be at tl« Stad urn atnni c o'clock sharp each evening. 1 Mr. C W. DarixKh re, who arr Ved in 'ro ni^ K f I lantan and s staying at Medan totB^ r
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD
    132 6 German Cyclist Passes Through Singapore raui H. Vogel, one of Gcrmant,'. prominent cyclists. Besides VogelThe." lIS W °BrST c «°fi M ifa£ nukersor* 25 (S d > makers of a certain type it bey l e ami l?v peddled through Germanr, sUSIw Hungary, Romania, Dolmrts Turkey, Asia Minor, PeraiaX^in^S'
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    Military Pageant
    121 6 Afternoon Programme:—4.o Gates on** 4 15 to 4.30 Costume Foo-ail, 4.35 to 4 50 Planing the May P,l e 4.50 to 4.55 Full to o^V I 1 4 55 10 s lo Boy s*™-** 515 to 0.6b ru A Dcmons/t-ration, 5.40 to 555 6 0 G 3o on
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    Government House
    79 6 !n r« the offi^r Administer ng ,he Government and Miss Hose at Goverrment House on May 18 1925 Sfftf- m? 7 5 F i a?€r Hon Mr Haves and Mrs. Marriott, Ce. B. de Scey-Mont-beia.il Dccoux. Danbe; Lieutenant Lemonnier, Enseigne Ba I r4 Er.seigne Mr. de la Mr.
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    Y.W.C.A. Rally
    86 6 There w'll b? no meeting of Y.WC.A members and friends on Monday May 24 At regular date. The large meeting in celebration of he fiftieth annv rsarv will held m June. The names and addresses of old members of the Y.W.C.A. of Singapore who do not now belong
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    Farewell to a Judge
    55 6 There m%% be a farewell accorded to Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard in view of his departure Home m leave <a Thursday next, by tihe Supreme Couu Re@is\ry Staff at 4 a m. to am row. Mr. Justice Barrel-L'nnard and Mrs. Barrett-Lenriard will be probably leaving by the
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    Another Murder
    67 6 Act ng on Information received Inspector Martin of th? Rcvhore Division proceeded to Teluk Kerau la*l night where he found the dead body cf a Malay woman lying in the kitchen of her house. Several wounds were on the head and a knife s believed to have been
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    224 6 The next meting of the Federal Council ts to be held at Kuala Lumpur an Monday, June 20, at 10 a.m. A Meting of the Rao. Horse Owners Assoc atton of Malaya w 11 be he'd at *he office of Mr. J. B. David, 6 and 8 D Almeida Stni
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    NEWS FROM HONOLULU
    413 6 NEWS FR OM HONOLULU <F m Ur Co^ S-Etes* Advertiser, daZy g OP Th^ r n <*> T1h ma«n fuau** n T r e ani audresu bv n <> m of tC«£?*■>■ FoOqwing Us f Bawaiiu, musc r's aJ^ from ifte hnd w Aocoirtdi.n'g- to ih* i vr Jinue un/tui
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    I.S.E. Calling
    89 6 Amateur Wireless So: .< of Ma.ayt I S.E. (One Singapore Exp r iicfita.) aW L' ngth 330 metres. Programme for W( !ne lay L'0:h., commencing at 9..'i0 p.n with thr«* m:nu»:e interval? between Fiskers Amateur Or<v -a <-v .1 pi ve 1 S heeted programme of popul r
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    Mails Expected
    35 6 From Holland and < Tjt rimai,, due Singe por i] Frr-m China and Japai I I AIV due Singapore 4 p.m. bo-i From Europe (London Apr'l 30) hy s.s. Iltfw* on Thunsda.y, the Slat
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    To-day's Quotations
    30 6 RUBBER London, St<x-k- on H* 2,319 Com down. London.—29. lid. Local Spot.—sl.o7. Local Jane.—fl.o& Local July 7.—51.03. New York.— Cent* §9% TIN London.—£247.o 0. L0ca1.—5122.75 per picul l<
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      276 6 |Jhe"MAßMET"Perambnlator. UPHOLSTERED IN GOOD QUALITY 5 Leather Cloth S IB FITTEDQ WITH WIRED-ON TYRES t TIBLLAR NICKEL STFEL ri M>j PLATED CHASSIS FIITINGS D The Body is Suspended by 8 Resilient Coil Springs I Colours, Suede and Navy. Prices: I 5115.00 U35.00 I Robinson Co., ltd.! (Incorporated in S.S.) r™~—
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      251 6 WHEN AND WHERE A Singapore Diary n- u mj May 19 High Tide». 8.6 a.m., 8.38 p.m. Spring Race Meet n£—«Second Day Tangi'n Club Dance, 6.30 p.m Grand Military Page* t, Opening Ni«ht Galea open 7.45 p.m. Our Cabaret, Vic. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. u To-morrow, May 20 High Tidfs..—9.3 a.m.,
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    394 7 lN pia AND THE BASE AT SINGAPORE Quotion over Relations with the Soviet Reuter's Service. London, May 18. I mm mm Mr. Looker Admiralty proposed to <>n of additional tin the West River, M Mml whether the new v being considered. I replied that the who.c a
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    Mine Disaster
    18 7 Reuter's Service. BwIM May 18. h DnUM mine 1 All the bodies anl mine is now
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    Lord Furster's Successor
    19 7 Reuter's Service. Br*, h M -'>"urne, May 18 > T**** t*»at Sir John n <l Lord For6tcr
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    THE SECURITY PACT
    162 7 France Insists on Germany's Entry into League Reuter's Service. tv, c v Pari M *y 18 J™ ft of the "p y to th« German «cur t, propel, ?iven prommence in the newspaper, as a rtmarkable tZrOL, P 7 MC3 a mUtMl by on tfc. torKl and
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    Holy Year
    117 7 Reuter's Service. Rome, May 17. An mpress\r ceremony, exceeding six hours in length, was carried out Icy H 6 Holiness th c P.pe on the occasion of the first of th,, Holy Year canon sat* wh eh will be performed every Sunday fcr thr next few m eks.
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    Arms Conference
    87 7 Reuter's Service. Geneva. May 18. Tne difficulty with regard to the American object on to the establishment of a central information office on the traffic of arms, was solved by the elimination of the central office from the Convention and the adoption of the Italo-Norwegian proposal that the
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    International Labour Conference
    62 7 Reuter's Service. Rome, May 18. The Congress of International Industrial Organisations, which was opened on May 12th, at Stresanovara, in which twenty-one countries including the chief industrial towns cf Europe, North America, Souh Africa and Japan are represented, has practically concluded the work of examining the principal
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    Affairs in Morocco
    73 7 Reuter's Service. Par s, May 17. A telegram from hfiz says* that Freydenl'cergs forces have relief d the Bcu Toument post, after severe fighting in the course of whlich the enemy used two gume but their fire was badly directed. Enemy propaganda is intensifying on the BrainJ
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    Rising in White Russia
    54 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 18. The Times corTesipodent at Danaig reports a 4tr ous rising in White Russia where an insurgent army 60,000 strong under General Bozovsky is reported too have I ized a large area im Minsk. The Red Army, u.der General Budenny ia operating
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    Admiral Sir Edwyn Sinclair
    28 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 18. The King gay;' an audience to ViceAdmiral Sir Edwyn Sinclair on assuming command of the China Stat it n.
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    Martial Law Abolished
    17 7 Reuter's Service. Madrid, May 18. Martial law has been abolished alt over the country.
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    INTER-ALLIED DEBTS
    179 7 American Note Expected to Create Stir Reuter's Service. Washington, May 18. It is generally expected that the American Note with regard to debt-funding will create a stir among the nine powers concerned, leading to general disentanglement of the debt a tuatron. Responsib c quarters are of the opinion
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    GERMANY'S PROBLEMS
    150 7 Herr Stresemann's Statement at the Reichstag Reuter's Service. Berlin, May 18. At the Reichstag the Minister of Fore v Affairs, Herr Stresemann, reviewing the I :.uu<: -on, anticapatod an early settlemtnt of the disarmament quest on, which shou.d ftOt only result in the immed ate evacuation of the
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    South African Currency
    91 7 Reuter's Service. Capetown, May 18. In the Assembly the M steer of Finance stated that as a result of the appreciation of Brtish curren y practically to parity with gold and with the currency of the Union the Government had deexkd immediately to rescind the proelamati n
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    The Prince of Wales
    58 7 Reuter's Service. Capetown, May 18. H is officially announced that the Pr nee of Wales* tour in South Africa has been extended for a week and departs from Capetown on July 21) natead 0 f July 22 as orlg.nally arranged allowing a weeks rest at the
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    Japanese News
    183 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NiehiNichi Shimbunsha.) mv *p Tokio, May 16. The Tsing-tao cotton mi.l strike which nUj.Lt' receTltly :o hay ended has Mr Jiro Yamasaki has been appointed councillor to tttl Embassy at Moscow W****™ of the trade the opmion 5 held that t'.ve sinning walk-cue
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    Tanglin Club
    37 7 Members are reminded that an evening concert will be held in the Chib on Sunday next, the 24th instant commencing at 9.30 p.m. A very good programme ia being arranged by Mr. R. L. Ebr.
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    THE S.C.C.
    1522 7 SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING Objection Taken to Framing of new by-law of S> IKW nooce under Ruie 9 S8? Ch mm twenty-one heW in the Club Lourure m. h n looming ihe end sW Jl2A rJ6 **> Club, Mr. J. M. LfS.fwS «W.ed by th, members «>,J£f C<)ni T
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      327 7 jS® ARMCO INGOT j V IRON THE PUREST IRON MADE 1 1« 4 MAKE COMf> ARATIVE ANALYSES" I In »P«iritieB in me.al cause m*. o 4 I LTTJ"* COm out or e arn n e^ UBt n oauws UpWp Upkeep exj what the profit »f,, ~™.nfs. It I 8 one
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    WEDDING
    280 8 Mendoza—Png St. J- feaYf f hurih, Bukit Timah, WWM tfca MM c. a very pretty wedding on Saturday last the 16 th instant the contracting parties being Mr. Jos .ph Clement Mendoza of the Admiralty Works. Mandai, aajj son of Mr. C. Mend mm mi Manual n and Mm
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    A Home for Chinese
    124 8 The scheme to es»tabl sh an Industr al Home at Hongkong for Chinese, which has been under discussion foT the past three and of Which the Hon. Mr. R. H. KottvvaiTl and- his friends are the sponsorsi, is now baking definLbe dhcpe. A site has been
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    108 8 On Ascension Day (Thursday) the services at S. Andrew's Cathedral will be:— 6-30 a.m. Matins.; 7 a.m. Holy Communion (with congregational sineing); 8 a.m. Holy Commun on (pain); 4.30 p.m. Evensong. Attent on is specially drawn to the Choral Service at 7 a.m., which will be over at 7.4:> a.m.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    303 8 SPORTS PASTIMES THE TURF To-day's Scratchings There shcuM be an excellent afternoon's racing to-day as the sorartcjhings are not rrimiarous and the best class horses are engaged. The handicappers have done their work w.U and ie will be much harder too find winners 'than on Saturday, as in most races
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    Donoghue to Ride Manna in Derby
    30 8 Reuter's Service. London, May 18. It is definitely stated that Don >ghui? rides the Two Thousand Gu neas win.er Manna in the Der y.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    63 8 New Zealand not Competing Reuter's Service. Well 'n'-tt 9m\ May 18. The Lawn Ten» /s Assoc at on is unab'i send a Day s Cup team to Canada owing to the expense. In the Singes Timmer defeated Maccrauer 6WI, 6—2. 6—2, a very fine d spl eg, Manoeuvring
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    S.R.C. Tournament
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    135 8 "Daughters of Pieasure," a William Beaud ne product on in s x reels, anJ "The Naked Man," a Hepw.rth Picture p.ay fr m Tom Gallon's Novel v.* re screened y« day at th I p.m. show. Beth p*ictui>s are mist interests; th e former deals w.th a
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    Singapore Chinese Girls' School Building Fund
    61 8 List of Donors Previously acknowledged $48 266 93 Mr. Wee Ban Cheng '100 Sub-Civil Service Association 64.23 Cho <g Kee Hean Association 50 Mr. Tan Soo Bee 50 Straits Junior Club jo L<on City O ufo Mr. O. K. X at Mr. S. Q.
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