Malaya Tribune, 28 May 1925

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. J t EVENING DAILY. Vol. XE No. 123 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925 FIVE CENTsT The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY. MAY 28. 1925.
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      249 1 ..■lll .....i.. -v.v THE J j MALAYA TRIBUNE j AND I gpiPPIXG GAZETTE I i N Vspaper of Malay*. I Published Daily. p ta formed N 'X PENDENT. L r i i i i i i t i i ni i ti'tM«i:i i i i. SOcts. ONLY 50cts.I Safety Razor
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      54 1 PIANO TUNERS. S Or fans Gramophone* COMPETENT WORKMEN Charges Moderate NANG HENG Co105, Selegie Road. SINGAPORE. TUNG CHOY THE BEST AND WELLYjiS KNOWN TAILOR AND OUTFITTER IN TOWN agfy£ Charges Moderate |SgK SUITS CUT AS DESIRED jAĔBt- LATEST FASHIONS. TTff No. 23-11, Coleman Street. 1 F DRY CLEANING UNDERTAKEN fe*
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      201 1 ULTRAVIOLET RAYS I i BBC- JSh •«»s ,BSl< MV THE EASTERN OPTICU CO., I I TRUSCONI I Standard Buildings FOR INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PURPOSES 0 NOW MADE OF I Special Alloy Steel to Resist Rust m So,e Agents: S S>ime, Darby Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in S.S H I*W«le No. 2
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    JAPAN LAW SUIT
    1045 2 PRINCE OF WALES MAY FIGURE IN CASE Names of High Personages Involved in Quarrel Tokyo, April 21. Tiny litt'e, exquaite, works of art of Old Japan threaten to drag the Prince lot Wales and President Coolidge, not to mention rich personages like Sir Thomas Lipton and the
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      109 2 j Tile Works Ltd. 0 o P Singapore S.S. i What are your requirements for D 01 Beautifully polished 1 Drain pipes, 1 < j I tiles of neat channels 1 U I and I"-1 or I elegant designs? 3 table tops? I n Manufactured under expert supervision. O jj
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      321 2 WORRY IS A DISEA8E Are Yo a Victim? The disorder whicih worry, whether thev t Neurae-th'mia s a Z a t«m of the J*** f are continue"S* T, Physical, without pr rd n »*tt attention .worry over the severe -fit** I wee. Excess 0 f f rv f* 5 some
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    VENEREAL DISEASE
    1830 3 SPECIAL SERVICE PROPHYLAXIS A Scheme for Combating the Disease in Singapore SPECIAL SERVICE PROPHYLAXIS KOR H.M. FORCES IN MALAYA The Sub-Committee realises that all >roblerm of defence in Malaya are inseparably connected with the health and morale ft H.M. Forces uased on Singapore. A msit to the City
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      344 3 I The etkmy within When deranged hnctiona arC Bettin U P P° is<j ns within YOUr s y stem how can you hope to resist tnose th »t I I attack from without in IJ adverse climates it is of first importance to keep up a high V mc ot
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      712 3 Insomnia If you are cursed with Insomnia, take the medicine which has rescued thousands from this trouble— Dr. Casseirs Tablets. If you spend your nights in the tortured, towing agony of insomnia, you cannot «•njo\ life. Instead of rising refreshed and benefited—rejuvenated by peaceful sleep—you begin the day haggard, wean-,
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      303 4 AMUSEMENTS Thursday, May 28 to Monday, June L p Id the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. sharp. I I A GREAT KING'S LOVE S INTENSE. DRAMATIC, HUM4N I g Associated Author* Idc. Pn»ent [(J I RICHARD, THE LION-HEARTED! ft A Frat k Wood* productl >n based on Sir «V»_ a.
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      340 4 A MUSEM£NTS f a From Sunday, Hay 24 to Friday, May 29. I You have all Mn ana idnl|reo P rtuk I 3 Ml you haven't seen his son g I TO-NIGHT I AT THE 1 lALHAMBRA 3 Theatre Beach Road. S a TAN CHUNG KEB a CO. LTD. Propria
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      261 4 Gaiety Cinema Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets 1 Heflfi, North H r d Friday 22nd to Thursday 28th May l! ad At 9.30 p.m. T0 M3BT AT*.. ai lo P|| An extra-ordinary rare Attraction. ALBERTINI Hu TCHt2 THE IRON MAN The man who ma(ie man of steel nerves and SJSSR
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    136 5 Mostly British Ships Using Suez Canal >, earner, Futshimi Maru, i Singapore yesterday t t wi h cargo. She rails 1 or 1 v a aroer, Siberian Pr nee, ,<i here from Shanghai on vtt cargo for I m r, Dovre Castle, 3,278 on Wednesday frotm |i s
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    Lingui Tin, Limited
    82 5 iry Gtneral Meeting 22, 1925, at 11 a.m. i vf tac Company at me, I. A. Ki.as. Lee I! M S. Q Wong J. Ferguson, Lm F. Giaham, E. A. >: I Ht-an Beng and -1 were m ir, j be feMowmg Re. »Muii n win ;a->e;.:
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    Singapore Chamber of Commerce
    65 5 Singapore, May 27. I .T? fbf., 403.7-4 tens. Offtrwl IHJTI kau, 314.53 tens. l> l> 14.53 to Spot 2s. 9*4d. 62 \'i cent.-'. KM n UEALIZED MM Santei Sat* Cents 1'er Lb. No Sales. 1 1>6 to 97** Wk M% (aai Q Pat] No Sales. H8%
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    Home Market Quotations
    52 5 Unanan, May 26. Manchester Market— fair (new 16s 4 Yarns, »iagk twist 25Vi I yard* 10s ti»«p. M Varket— tag Ameri13.14 31.00 £252.12.6 aanae» I Ml £29.12.6 I mj j ;>%d 99id 46s 15s6d U\t Hake 1 IBs Kui,b* r ni I Km 2s 6d x Crepe
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    Exchange
    36 5 Singapore, May 28. 5 -ghi 2s. 4 5|16d 2s 4%d i Ptt 2a 4%d Bark T A Bank do-. 75% 141 n< 134H ra te $8.54 5p.c. 31 3 16 Singapore-, May 27. 56% 1.040
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    41 5 Mr. W. untitled is in hospital suffering er-MM. F I ;c, as a voihmbe*, first JHnatnal, must be if at Maat very near service of Mr. J. H. Co., who celebrated his <- r at the time cf the •1 May 3.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    53 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association tt Singapore, May 28. Pal. Cr.pe Cloaing Prices. Spot Buyers SelLre, Late* London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing fefcp, spot jst* Seue June }i t 1-WV. *»> September October to December 83 «?i Latest London Cables quote London Sp^t.—2a. 9%d.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    18 5 Singapore, May 28. 1 quotation. as l amina.—2s. 9%d. Singapore.—l.ol cents. Tone of Mark*/-—Firm.
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    Holidays—Whit Monday and H.M. the King's Birthday
    168 5 Monday, June 1 General Post Office, closed at noon. Savings Bank and Money Order Branch I closed. I Telegraph Office, 7 a.m. to 8 P m 2* 1 L*aily List morning oniy. noo" (P Stal busine3S >' cll >s«d at Sub-Offices (telegrams only),
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    55 5 The Malacca Ovserver notes with general regret, the death of Mrs. Roland Bcvendge, at Duran Daun hospital on Mrs. Beveridge was a sisier of Mr. Cedric A. Carver, solcitor, and only arrived on a vMt to him on the 10th. She was the wife of Mr Roland B. Beveridge, a
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    63 5 Chinese of Siam have sent two delegatta, now In Shanghai, to Peking, to petit on the Governmen: to establ sh a Legation and Consulates in Siam for the protection of the 1.800,000 Chinese living there. It s understood that the Peking Governmen: has given no definite answer to ths. detegates,
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    125 5 To-day's Quotations RICE R te, Siam 3 !3 05 R*e, Saigon 1 $2""> Rice, Saigon 2 0n 3 I g«ngoon 1 $2 €5 Kice, Kangoon 2 1250 R>«, Par BoUed No. 1 p«i ba* »8 50 2s: S *5 PRODUCE ra Buyers Sellers Gambler $16 Oo Java
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    Etlin and Co's Report
    196 5 T Singapore. May 2s Ta >Pmgs $1.15 to «1.20, Nor.ha 75 to SO ceius, Southa 57 to 60 eer.ts, Jchans 3J ro U c.nta Petalings $165 W> $1.70. $1.65 to $1.70, Mambaus $1.10 to, $1.15, Telok Kruins $1.17»- to $1 14, K.nta Dredges $1.08 to $1.12,
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    107 5 Petroleum is reported to have been discovered afcng the coast of the barrio of Gu n-:l!ban. municipally of Sagay, Cam!, gui-p. Island, Ph'i,ppines, the lucky fr «der being a fisherman named Gregorio Waminal. The d-scovery rroused considerable interest among the residents of Camigu'.n island. A cobra measuring about 6 ft.
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    58 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene IVvoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 fens $5 40 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.00 Tiger per 2 tins c.5.00 Tigir per 2 drums $4.70 Benzine Socony Motor Gasok ne per 2 tins of 8 gallons 3,7.00 Socony Motor Gasoline
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    Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Limited
    79 5 The current retail prices of Kerosene and Benzine are as follows:— Shell Kerosene per two tins $5.60 $5.35 Dragon $5.35 Crown t $5.20 Cross $5.15 Crown t H drums $5.00 Cross n $4.85 'Shell* Aviation Benxire ex drcci* pei Imperial gallon $1.05 'ShtT' Benzine ex
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    60 5 The Rev. Keppel Garnier, Colonial Chaptain, Penang, and Mrs. Gamier are go ng Home on leave by the Mores on Saturday, June 6. Mr. Gamier expects to be away about seven month The Rev. G. Dexter Alien from Singapore is to act as Colonial Chaplain for a month and then
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    95 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, May 28. Number after the ship indicate* tie El*? -breast of and the word Bast Wharf (Gate I)—Morioka Maru, 20. <Gate 3)City f AUuffls 12; BmPTo'Dock (Gaa, 3 and 4).-Celebes Maru, 30; Banreoch, 32; Islander, 34; Mex»co
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    30 5 The annual general meeting of the Johore J Jantcrs Association la to take place at the Job. ore Civi: Service Club, Johore bahru, ai 10.30 aon., on Thursday June 11
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      96 5 j BACK THE FAVOURITE 1 I WIN lO per cent, monthly I a OR I 120 per cent, yearly OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SAVING THIS. WHY NOT YOU I START RIGHT NOW! GIVE US YOUR ORDERS t I WE LEAD IN QUALITY AND PRICE I Provisions, Liquors, Electrical and Radio. I
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      462 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTE"), i Indian Tailors to work on the premises. Apoly the Manager WhlUaway i-aldlaw aad Co., Ltd. Singapore Marine Insurance Association. Fire Insurance Association of Singapore. Motor Car Insurance Association of Malaya. The Offices of members of the above Association*, will be closed for ths transacts of busmsss
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      152 5 Mails Close TO DAY. MAY 28 Pe^n^ 4 1 H 2 p.m. K tw°- Kua Z* pm Pimne Hon Ho 2 P-">-Rangoon and Calcutta Bangkok Mork>ka Maru 2 p.m. Malacca Kjstna 3 p ro. Muar n *?ye Leong 4 p.m. Ban W hact Soon 4 p.m. TO MORROW, MAY 29
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    153 6 A Singapore Diary To-uay, May 28 H.gh Tides.—(M9 m 2 .22 p m •*M e al.yl HeadqU rte BJ-0.8, Lfta TR.C. I: CFA (A) O.T.FC, umm To-morrow, May 29 —127 am. 3.11 p m Dutch h- .i.ward mail closes Si. Am'r s II >pitaJ Annrv—r v. i.
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    Living on Promises
    1155 6 Ml Walter m Free Zfkei om? ent que* ions in the HfU!te of Camm the other day, ahc ut employment t ens in Malaya. If Sir WaHter could inten- V one or two disappointed young Planter, he might do even mote than" raise a mmmMm m Mr.
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    99 6 Mr. A.S. Jelf, of the Palitical Intelligence l« 1 22 and Mr*. Jelf In Penang by the Klang on Monday Mr. Chua Ghee Kheng 0 f Chan 'Hook Tong Guan* was elected a T__j_T vfUll J L Hjm Pbreys, Brit sh Adv aer Kecbh. .pent the weekend in Pen ana
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    POLICE COURT
    34 6 Charged with Possessing Dutiable Liquor bemg in possession of d«f. tab Mr. Stewart, ReX, appeared for two of th* accused women A-r-iH lHi lwo 01 tn e Bahru I^l5 8 at Tiong
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    The Birthday Ball
    8 6 House at Government *~*m ff.'S
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    Tanglin Club
    29 6 nIJ, he aft^ no S n dance ne xt week will take place on Monday Juno i <pr„„ tV net on Wednesday June 3 D y) and
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    Property Sale
    66 6 K&£ on ti^ y M F «tfi la and JJ "I> No* ta ,nd 35PiSf*?&& was boueht <* Buklt* buildings No: 71 62 W S r, !2?S*£« area of 0A.1.18 sq ft., waa b-ufh'. by P R k* M v <*rappah Chotty for $4,200 M V container a-
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    "A Ban on Qadiani English Quoran"
    15 6 A correspondent of Egypt for a ltarlrt.li th, u.hcntT^Un^v"
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    Mail Expected
    11 6 V. F J"- r V Europe Jtwrfo» nu.il. d«p,uhfd
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    241 6 Messrs. Alen Loke and Chew Boo Hean Ruaia Lumpur by car yesterday 1S a PP° "t,d a mem•ceMr \Y R Imnr Committee. nr w X- Gray, resigned. Suk W Yin"v; ificat t S to Miss Chan S th£ pap"' 6 Th? f Und and on ipliSic/, CWnCr C3n same SeW
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    To-day's Quotations
    47 6 RUBBER 962°^: n do S wn. CkS n 23 6 610 London.—2s. 9%d. L-ooal Spot.—101 cts. Local June.—102 cts Local July to Sept.— 92 cts, Local Oct. to Dec—82 cts New York.— Cent* 63% Gold. TIN London.— £254.5.0. Local $126% per pkul 250 tons sold.
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    DRAMATIS PERSONAL
    683 6 h ld th < —M h, Gr *tiano. s the A ■<•«« eterv a Part «"successful 7i eXWllwt P tho who kM na •>' go and sco n b «ause I heard Wl own tba, the prk L ;7 r hilars and that fc >0. j_ nraeh le«.
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      315 6 5 *****5252^^^ I Universal I I Beverage Shakers. 1 I 121 Capacity I 1 Nickel Plated I Nickei Plated jjj I $3.75. I j RobinsonTco., ltd. I (Incorporated in S.S.) [v ru SINGAPORE. •.itUl„lulLUll c. < it ,u ß^lia u«, i i B M«^K« 1BII ~r8 .:.,n, I ri||,ni l
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      78 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Knndang- Kerbau station for the 24 hours t fnd iig n. dnrjrht May 27. 1. Ma*, shade temp. de*. 87 F; Mm. shade temp. 72.8 F; Mean shade temp. 78 6 F Max. sun radiation 140 F; Mm. K
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    NOTE TO GERMANY
    100 7 rtC, COLOGNE WILL BE m BVACUA1SD rnuin and France Agreed on Schedule of Demands Reuter's Service. laaana, -lact'caily. agreed I 1 be mcorpor- tmany on the subTh- vt -lage is t nanuMi >«, whien I i \\h.:her the r -bligatioiu I• When both hnucnt bligations have wi
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    Anxiety over Amundsen's Safety
    120 7 Reuter's Service. I. ,s A: ;i-\s, May 27. announced that beel made to relieve H.. has asked a Euro•ther .t is possible ises wiUi I cruis ng by June 10 at Rotmm. .<i be shipped to IS ana be ready to A a I before July
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    Prohibition Law
    66 7 Reuter's Service. i .V m Yoik, May 27. lag Lake Ontario I >ar men and girl i prohrbitittl officials i the rum ring "which tiths in the neighbour 1 aity was »urpr ssd ale at a deserted i I throwing the y went but they d by a
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    The Security Pact
    29 7 Reuter's Service. May 27. I work ol e'arifybp means of No definite aawaita and hence beta submitted to be.'. tar, will inlti of the d scus-
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    American oil Scandal
    32 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, May 27. t rtl to secure on I Full, Doheny and wita the oil leases »11 were re-indicttd. fcated ewaaj to the batata fr m court.
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    Kenya's New Governor
    16 7 Reuter's Service. Loai >n, May 27. rr f been appointed succession to Sir
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    THE RIFF WAR
    126 7 French Encounter Strenuous Opposition Reuter's Service. Paris, May 27. A communique from Fez shows that the Riffs continue very active. Three hundred regular cavalry reinforcements have reached Sakka. The Frendh posts were frequently fired on and the enemy continue pressure on villages in the vicinity of the
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    The Scheldt Treaty
    125 7 Reuter's Service. Hague, May 27. The report of the committees of the Second Chamber of the States-General which have been discussing a bill for the ratification cf the Belgian-Dutch Treaty with regard to the Scheldt, with a view te the abrogation of the 1839 Treaty, shows that-
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    The Prince of Wales
    92 7 Reuter's Service. Bloemfontein, May 2»*. The magnificent welcome si th.- past two days, has set the seal of su.cess on the Prince of Wales' tour n the Orange Free Stat? and fcl bound in every way beneficially to influence Anglo-Du'v-ch realions. The Prin:e yesterday rede at
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    The Silk Tax
    87 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 27. According to the Manchester Guardian th.« Japanese importers have submitted a revised statement of their case again>t the silk duties to the Treasury, ask'ng *h.at Fuji silk and cheaper grades, habutae and .pongee, should have the benefit of the "undischarged" rate en
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    A Persecution Maniac
    51 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, May 27. Marie Bonnefcy declared that she killed Berger because she had a grievance against the directors of the Action Francaise, to whom she had written alleging that spies were active in the Cote d'Azur. It is believed that Marie is suffering from "persecution
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    Mine Explosion
    53 7 Reuter's Service. Raleigh, North Carolina, May 27. Over fifty were entrapped following the explosion at midday at a coal mine in Sanford Acrid. Smoke issuing from the mine nlcuth is hindering rescue and hitherto six bodies were recovered. There were two further explosions this afternoon and this have
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    The Cathedral Outrage
    47 7 Reuter's Service. Sofia, May 27. The trial of the persons accused of sheltering the >conaprators concerned in the Cathedral outrage has ended. The Agrarian, Pershe Lieff Leger and Madame have Iteen sentenced to death. Madame to imprisonment tfor life and Malet to eighteen months.
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    News of de Pinede
    14 7 Reuter's Service. Sourabaya, May 27 Col. de Pinedo has arrived.
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    DEBT-FUNDING
    144 7 Conference with Italian Ambassador Reuter's Service. Washington, May 27. The first conference ha* been held between the Italian Anfras. ador and Mr. Mellon, presumably as regards the ItalianAmerican debt. Weshnngt:m, May 27. The Conference of th i Italian Ambassador a) d Mr. MeCkm bated n)tnety minutes. The airbareador, it
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    The Chinese Mission
    36 7 Reuter's Service. Berne, May 27. The Chinese Mission, headed by General Hsu, has arrived and w 11 study the Federal Railway, electrical system, construction of bridge?, hydraulic power stations, military organisation and clock-making.
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    Strike at Vienna
    41 7 Reuter's Service. Vienna, May 27. Twelve thousand cotton workers have been locked out in Lower Austr a at Styria owing to a wage dispute. It is expected that 8,000 employees of printing mil's will also be locked out.
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    Trotzky Advances
    30 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, May 27. It is officially announced that ML Trrtzky has been appointed member of the Presidium Supreme CouneJ and chairman of the General CoBCeeeiOM Committee.
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    Austrian Agriculture
    26 7 Reuter's Service. Vienna, May 28. Long terra loans agoregat ng five million dollars have been arranged with the In.ted States to develop Austrian agriculture.
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    House of Lords
    23 7 Reuter's Service. Loncl n. May 27. The House of Lords have read for the third time the China Indemnity Bill.
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    Mr. Massey's Successor
    17 7 Reuter's Service. Well ng.on, May 27. Minister of Railways Mr. Coates succeeds Mr. Mas-ey.
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    Japanese News
    181 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokm>, May 26. The ru'ibor mar tat her? js very sa aiCive, Y1.45 was to-t'ay's quotation transacted cnly in small lots. Banka Un was quoted at Y195 per pJkul. The situation ctf th" 1 cotton nvll strike fa Tsligtao at the
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    Boy Scouts Association
    93 7 To-day, May 28.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Officers and Patrol Leaders Class, St. Andrew* House, 8.30 p.m. Tc-morrow, May 29.—Opening of the V.I.M.A D.S. Se* >on at the Theatre. Scouts I dotaiied for duty will be notified. Saturday, May 30.—Braddell Shield Re*»y Race. Competiit-ora and Judges meet
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    143 7 COST OF AIR DEFENCE IN SINGAPORE Question on China's Failure to Meet Obligations Reuter's Service. London, May 27. In the House of Commons, asked to state j the est mated cost (A the air defence in Singapore this year, Sir Samuel Hoare said that no expenditure therc-anent
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    The Cotton Industry
    72 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 27. The appeal of the Shorttime Organisation Committee of the Federation of Master Cotton Spinnens* Associations to the M»mbers Spinning American Cotton to give their assurance of loyal support to the 35 hour working week has apparently n.t produced a satisfactory response, for
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    Prohibited Areas
    83 7 Reuter's Service. Geneva, May 21. The Geographical Committee of the Arms Confeunce have I t yet de :ded the question of inclusion of the Aby>* r:a zones ii. which imj v>rtat. n of arms and munitions are prohibited. The zones at present comprise the Arabian Peninsula, whole of
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
    379 7 Questions on the Agenda for To-morrow's Meeting At the Mrftfcg iMMHWi at 2.15 p.m. Mr. H. W. Raper wail make h t exclamation c" tak.tig office. Mr. E. A. Brown w 11 ask: For the infoMrnva&'on of the Public, wM\ w far the scheme t* r widening the
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    105 7 Pleading guilty to two charges of cheating, A. L. L. Chatty was bound over for x months by the DistrJCt Judge yesterday. It was alleged «that the accused had induced one A. Joseph to lend him $8,000 on the sorurity of 6,000 shares in the Bekoh Consolidated Rubber Estates L/td.
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      231 7 •"■MMMMMMMl!lll'lMlU|lltl!|i||ll|l^ I BEARDMORE /1 SEMI-ROTARY WING PUMP. *i lp Some Characteristics of this ALL BRITISH PUMP: V ACCESSIBILITY, v DIRECT ACTING, >'i"X '.V* HAND OR POWER, V LIFTS OR FORCES, FEW WORKING PARTS, RELIABILITY. f ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF f THE BORNEO CO., LTD. I I (Incorporated in England.) Singapore, Kuala
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    440 8 SPORTS PASTIMES THE TURF Derby Result Manna Wins with eight lengths to Spare Reuter's Service. London, May 27. The Derby Stake*. 1ft miles. Run at Cipaom. Mr. H. Morris b.c. MANNA (Phalaris-Waffies) Donoghue 1 H. H. the Aga Khan's b.c. ZIONIST (Spearmint-Judea) Carslake 2 Mr. A. K. THE SIRDAR O'Neal
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    34 8 Nurmi Beaten Reuter's Service. New York, May 27. Alan Helffrlch, the Pennsylvania State star, startbmg from scratch defeated Nurm in a half mile race, this la Nurmi's last appearance* in the United Suites.
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    14 8 A. S. A. Championship To-day's Tie Tan Soo Liew vs. Lim Chwee Poh.
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    197 8 At Westward Ho Reuter's Service. R rt tfc Westward Ho, May 26. w^v nCanS T Rag<ed in the **<>*1 to<.ay were beaten, Pease of Alnmouth d.feat ng R. Stranrahan, Toledo bv V. Longataffe,AlSSZZ bea.nng A. Bourne, Garden City, by 4 and 3! Tolley made an erratic start and was
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    14 8 Davis Cup Competition Reuter's Service. son 2 (D«nmark) by 4-1«, 0-4, (C?
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    81 8 Yesterday's Results a Mixed Doubles Miss David and Abed beat Mrs. H bberd and Poyser 7—5, 6—l qJl nL J npb€fll aTK Winter beat Miss Seth and Rogers 6—3, 6—3 ■wETI ri n^ y v and HiU Mra Meadows Frost and Graham 6—3, 6 4 «J?*? Newbury vs.
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    140 8 To-day's Ties Singles Championship Teo Keng Teow vs. Cheong Chee Hat. A. Doubles Handicap Tan Chong Gark and Chia Keng Tye owe 9 vs. Jee Ah Chian and Loh Poon Lip owe 3. «r B- 1)*****68 Handicap Wee Ghee Chrong and Wee Ken X Cheng owe 9 vs.
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    498 8 CLAIM FOR FOUR YEARS SALARY Biggest Fool that ever Walked on two Legs'* Before Mr. Justice Deane in the Supreme Court the case was concluded yesterday in which K. A. Dawood Saiboo n forma pauperis, claimed $3,152 be ne alleged balance of salary due to him f™..£ 1924
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    102 8 the Li n Hear,>:d n Associated Authors, screen version of Sir Walt** Scott a The Talisman, will be shown It Emp.re Cinema for the coming fiv nights It deals with one of the most periods of English history when King Richard haded the Third Crw.de Tn the
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    34 8 Messrs. Boustend and Company, agents of the Takuapa Valley Tin Dredging L I aT 1 been race ved dv^, y n rt mine, advising that dredging operations recommenced! °n the afternoon of the instant.
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    48 8 S.C.F.A. (A) vs. O.T.F.C. The following will represent the S C F A (A) against O.T.F.C. this aften*on'* the Junior League on the SRC ground Chlm Yeat; Way Yong; YeW r Seng Ah Kong. Chwee Lye. Cheng Chuan, Chm Thian Kirn Reserves :_Kok 800 and Tian Seng.
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    73 8 R.S.Y.C. Arrangements arrmneemwu «re a»On Sunday, 31« imt, iher. will K» race far a trophy. The'couSe w?l b7»! a.. week except that after le.vfa,, mS win De outer Club buoy wh eh miwt b*» li»ft to starboard, follow d by inner tiff, which must be left to TvS Puteh
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    787 8 MANOEUVRES AGAIN ATTACKED Effect on Japan and Other Western Nations A section of the Japanese press has again returned to the attack on the atfbfced schemes inursad by Great Britain and the United States to bcjvg thi eniJre world under Anglo-Saxon dcmruat^cMi. The Kokumin, powerful Tokyo rjatfonalist
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