Malaya Tribune, 27 May 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VoL XIII. -No. 122 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1926
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      164 1 i COMFORT EYES NIRVRS The discomfort against whiob yon try I to shield your eyes may be caused by the invisible rays in sunlight. Wellsworth Cruxite and Sir Wm. Crookes lenses fully protect against this Invisible danger. We Stock them. THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO. I Sole Importers: jjj J Sime,
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    FREE LOVE IN CHINA
    830 2 Painful Transition Period from the Old to the New "Free 1ot|?" has come to China. But the term ''free love," like every other term imported into the perplexing Orient, requires definition —and, when defined, out to mean something one didn t expect, says Mr. Randall Gould
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      40 2 "Did you have a successful! seance "Very. We had tihe spirit of Napoleon present." "How do you know "The medium said: *lf you are not Napoleon, rap once. If you are Napoleon don't rap.' There was no rap." —Bsqueila, Barcelona.
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      372 2 Protector! It is difficult to ccanbat baby's three worst enemies, Moisture, rriction and Infection. I» Moisture Mermen Domed Talcum consists of millions of tiny sponges which absocb the poisonous moist ures lurking in the skinfolds that no tone!, however absorbent, can reach. 1m Friction Baby's v n is so tender
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      482 4 I EMPIRE I |lhursday, May 27 to Monday, May 31. 2nd *now at 9.15 p.m Sharp g Cj WILLIAM KOX present ffi 3 A Grip Ding M vsterious Drama of silent threats, of mysterious creeping shadows, of g X crouching figures of hate, and a crashing climax g X ST
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      300 4 Amusements* I From Sunday, May 23 to Friday. May 28. I I At the X ALHAMBRA jfl (Tan Cheng Kee Co- Ltd. Proprietor*.) jjj ft In the Second Show, at 9 p.m. I ANOTHER BIG WILLIAM FOX SPECIAL PRODUCTION ffl FROM THE IMMORTAL PLAY BY WINCHELL SMITH AND FRANK BACON
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      152 4 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Read. To-night at 9 p. m. Sharp NEW PATHE GAZETIX Star Attraction MACISTE The Great Italian Giant and WorldStrongest Man HELL A phantasmagoric drama by "Fanta 3 i In 8 Big Re. Is Life, Sentiment, Sensation, Magnificent Supernatural scenes, blind) d together ia harmonious and sublime
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    129 5 To-day, May 27 H __iu.:{."» a.m., 10.14 p.m. mail closes. l v,. S.R.C. Adelphi Hotel, 9.30 p.m. lt Victoria Theatre, 9.30. To-morrow, May 28 11.14 a.m., 10.47 p.m. ,-ard mail leave*. ng vs. Colony. ,>ion, 2.15 p.m. ft- if. ro Meeting, Government House, ||i Saturday, May 29 1.54
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    196 5 T day, May 27 Hai! Motor Cycle Platoon, Practice —Shirt S eeves 1 Hall. "A" Company, King's I'raciice —Shirt Sleeves and l IlaT. —1st Reinforcements, r Practice —Shirt Sleeves MM ibiir t-". -U if..!!. Machine Gun P atoon, Practice—Shirt Sleeves S.K.E. (v), King's Birthday S irt Sleeves and
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    METEOROLOGIGAL REPORT
    57 5 •••> of the Government fnalth Off.cer.i ''--Van Stat'in fn» tb« 24 hour» V-h: May 26, 1926. dee. t mnerature 92 F. tempera ure 79.5 F. eratare 54.6 F r'-di-ttion 155 F. s radiation 72 F. 82 F. -lb t mp?ra .ure 81.2 F. r.c hum '1 ty (per
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    24 5 untitled untitled of Money Orders for ri to-day is Rs. 153 equa oi payment ot Money India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 p >100.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1128 5 PRODUCF Singapore, May 27 R;:e, Siam Ho 1 per Koyan $410 Rice, Siam 3 S3GS Kee, Siam $385 Ricr, Saigon I «323 lil c, Saigon g M Sr3oB Rice, Saigon 8 Rice, Rangoon 1 «304 Rico, Rangoon 2 Rice, Par Boiled No S per bag $10.00 gi«.
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    MAILS CLOSE
    128 5 TO-DAY, MAY 27 China, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia, Philippine Islands, Western Canada and Western Stales of U. S. A. Van Cloon 2 p.m. Penang, Sabang, Colombo, Port Said, Marseilles, Rotterdam and Hamburg •Scheer z p.m. Upper Burma, North and East India, Egypt, Europe, U.S.A. and Canada
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    ROMANTIC CRUISE
    142 5 Cupid did hi* stuff with a vengeance while the Empress of Scotland, of the Canadian Pacific Line, was going around the world •taring the last four months. When the vesse. docked at New York there were twen.y-seven couples announcing their engagement and many others who had confided to
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    58 5 As the result of dredging operations, which, however, have been hampered by bad weather, the depth of water over the Sulina bar, at the mouth of the Danube, has been raised to 14ft. The situa ion is still causing anxiety in commerical circles, and the Caibinet has urged the European
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      32 5 I. DENTISTRY i Latest Method of Treatments w'thout Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES O. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, Hill Street, Ist Floor of St. Ma-y's Dispensary, j 'Phone 123.
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      17 5 M. EZEKIEL SONS, Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticians, 4, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. Optometrist: A. M. EZEKIEL, O.D.
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    THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
    972 6 Almost every port of consequence in ths Far East has recently auffered from a cholera epidemic that has swept along the coasts from China to India. Bangkok had it Cradly weeks ago and we drew attention to the alarming numbers of persons affected in that place, because
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    992 6 There will be no issue of "The Malaya Tribune" on the birthday of His Majesty the King, June 3. Owing to a serious ou break of cholera in Rangoon, a "Gazette Extraordinary" has been issued declaring that, an infected por:. A pigeon has returned to a Bath loft after an
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    164 6 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Xicm Shimbunsha.) Tokyo, May 25. Four hundred and fifty casua ties facta* mr 2~>o drowned by wa>er gushing Orom the ground are reported as the result of an e ru ton of Moan: Tokachi mountain, a dormant volcano of Hokka do Four A ousand
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.
    476 6 It Is reported from Pel,;* Capt. G. L. Parker R a for HY-ngkong is stru'k t fi\r of the Command her ff J Major C. F. Stoehr, 0.8 E Pr by the Mantua and ST lsf**«*M strength of the local r 5 Lord Portsmouth has offered A
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    36 6 From France by s.s. Portm s pore on Sunday morning, the 3>n From Europe (London May 6) by s.s. Teesta. due I<nar*t)»* to-morrow. k. From Holland and Gernv 4 Grotius due Singapore 5 a*
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    DEATHS FROM CHOLERS
    91 6 Four deaths through the sieainer Ho > ang wh e8C m t d day from Hongkong. A fcn( j a child died during the vo^^ other men died af er the \e. here. Bot.h hess were hu Island. A Chinese woman IiliD d. ci was taken ashore
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    SIX WIDOWS ECHO
    111 6 •rt r<.rd Another f t>e M distil, bution of V* <j£ M tan Chung Kens o** Bro™'%7 on be fore Mr. j» K This Supreme Court the six widows ca-e tr, In the P»e S; nt -J OjJ JB mi tee cf the J^ oon d £8
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    COMMERCE
    389 7 The International Conference COAL OWNER ON TRADE HARMONY Resolution Asking for Government Research British Official Press Service. British Official Press Service.] London, May. 26. r International Parliamentary Com- Conference, hold ng its second at the House of Commons, i important questions of the coa market. Sir Beddoe Uecs, cal
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    FORCED FRANC NOTES
    124 7 Reuter's Service. Budapes:, May 26. ttenc >f years' penal servitude a c i on ex-Chief of Po Nad «j and Prince Wiradischgraetz, and two years on Pr< f. Geroe, adviser for the art ts leal In.-;*tu e, in connection with the franc note affair. Two other f
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    LIQUOR SMUGGLING
    120 7 Reuter's Service. Ottawa, May 27. According to an interim report of audigaged by the House of Commons "Customs Probe Committee" to invesxlgato smuggling in connection with .he ess of certain Montreal companies engaged presumably in the export of to he Unit d States, rhe Domini' n "las bees
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    PRINCE AS HOST
    69 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 27. Th.* International Parliamentary Com- a! Confer:-r.ee guest; enjoyed a brilraat bannu«t in the Royal r y of the House of Lords. The Prince of Wales, who was the.chief raest in the assembly, wh eh included the •'apan m* and seven other Ambassadors.
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    NICARAGUAN TROUBLE
    66 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, May 27. T ho Senate Foreign Relations Committee direc ed Senator Borah informally to jnvrstlgate the N caraguan revolution after o! »mittcemr.n Moaeaul declared that he informed that an American marine y«ed the cus'oms office there. Senator JJ** 9 vv anted to know what happened
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    POLE REVOLT
    228 7 PILSUDSKI EXPLAINS POSITION How the Country Escaped a Dictatorship Reuter's Service. Warsaw, May 26. How Poland escaped a dictatorship is explained by Marshal Pilsudski who in an interview with Renter sa d; For six months I wis vain y striving far the execut on of moral and poi'tical
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    THE CHINESE BOYCOTT
    176 7 To all Intents and Purposes at an End British Official Press Service. [British Ofhcial Press Service.] London. May 26. Reports received from Br'tish Con-uls in Ch na show that the ;»oycoU t>f Bn.ish goeds is to all intents and purposes at an (nd At the time of
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    D'OISY IN SMASH
    111 7 Plane Crashes, but Airman is Unhurt [Havas Agency.] Warsaw, May 26. The airplane of M. d'Oisy capsized when happing off to Moscow. The airmen were unhurt but tho machine was smashed. Paris, May 23. M. d'Oisy's aeroplane, in a tempting to take off in the rain at
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    THE JAPANESE ERUPTION
    76 7 Reuter's Service. Tokio, May 26. New.-, from Hokkaido says tl.at 144 bodies have been recovered. Ihe damage caused by the eruption is estimated at two mill.on yen. Fog is hampering rescue work and the volcano is still emitting ashes interim .tently. A further eruption is fared. Tokio,
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    SAVING THE FRANC
    60 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, May 20. The Government has taken a further step in the direction of tightening the measures to protect the franc. From June 5, exporters wi«; be obliged to make a monthly declaration showing that they have repair ated, within three months, sums received abroad
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    QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY
    39 7 British Official Press Service. [British Official Press Service.] London, May 2G. Bol's were rung and a Royal saute fi~ed at Windsor to-day n honour of .he Queens birthday. At naval ports ships were dressed in rainbow fashion.
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    ALIENS WHO SERVED
    35 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, May 27. President Coolidge has s'gned a bill permitting aliens who served with the American Forces during the World War to ent<r the United States regardless of quota restrictions.
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    BOXER INDEMNITY
    166 7 WILLINGDON COMMISSION TO REPORT Likely to Recommend Money for Productive Enterprise British Official Press Service. [British Official Press Service.] London, May 26. The delegation headed by Lord Will n?d n wh:ch went out to China to investigate now the func; of he Boxer Indemnity could oe utilised for
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    RIFF SURRENDER
    60 7 Abdel Krim Gives Himself up to France Reuter's Service. Paris, May 2". An official s atement says that Abdel Krim has surrendered and will be taken to Taza. He put h imself and his family und?r the protection of France. Before entering the French .ines Abdel Krim sent
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    79 7 British Official Press Service. [British Official Press Sendee.] London. May 26. Exlhanges rates: Paris 149.373. New York 4 *****, Brussels 154.25, Geneva 25 1, Amsterdam 12.1. Milan 129, Berlin 20.43, Stockholm 18.17, Copenhagen. 18.515, 22.45, Vienna 34.435, Prague 164.25, Helslngfors 193.125. Madrii 33 295, Lisbon 2 17,32, Rde»
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    THE R.A.F. FLIGHT
    51 7 British Official Press Service. [British Official Press Service.] Lomlon, May 2G. The men of the British Royal Air Force who are return ng irom th?i- Might *o Capetown arrived at Assouan this morning. They to reach Cairj to-morrow mo ning and to leave there for London on
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    186 7 New Books for the Junior Department The following books have been purchased for .he Junior De. artm?n: and will be for ssue on Sr. urday. May 29: Bo>v:—Coke (De mend) The School across the Road. Gifcon (Major) The Last Island. Henty (G.A Friends though Divided Kngson (W.HG From
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    GIRL DRIVER DRUNK
    273 7 Defence Way Many Women Now Live Doris* Neeves, 19, of Winchelsea, Sussex and Baker-street, W., described as of 'ndependent means, was charge! on remand at Marylebone with b?ing drunk in charge of her motor-car n Baker-s.reet at 1 a.m. Sh? was starting the engine, when she fell
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    MR. LI. GEORGE
    363 7 Rebuked by Earl Oxford POLICY OF STROKING THE SOCIALISTS Definite Break in the Liberal Party Reuter's Service. London, May 26. In a speech at Llandudno, Mr. Lloyd George roundly blamed the Government for mudd ing and lack of thought, especially forethought, as regards ihe coal situation for
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    DISARMAMENT
    305 7 No Modification of Treaties in Existence Reuter's Service. Geneva, May 26. The Preparatory Disarmament Conference has concluded its first session with the adoption of a report of the drafting sub-cemmit ee. Hungarian and Greek memoranda on g neial disarmament were referred to the technical sub-committe:<S\ An interesting fe .ture
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    D'OISY AT WARSAW
    19 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, May 26. It is officially announced that M. d'Oisy has arrived at Warsaw.
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    ACCIDENT CAUSES CANCER
    122 7 An exceptionally interes ing case of < ancer s reported in the current 'ssue of the "Lancet" A young medical studen wvne removing fluid from a woman sufTer.ng f~om alanced cancer, had the ot the sy-in<re driven deep in o the palm ot his left hand by
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    Sporting News
    298 8 CRICKET The Hongkong Team The Hongkong cricketers, who* arrival awaked with keen interest by all cricket enunus.as-U, readied SJlgaporO yesterday morning. They were seen at tne -nets bo.n moaning and evening. The team is not the strongest Hongkong can put •forward as several nolab.e men were nn--abe ,o
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    Australians vs. South of England
    110 8 Reuter's Service. London. May 26. The Eaatdfa between the Australians and •he South England commenced to-day in r m at! i and in the presence of 10,000 spectators. South of England won the ann and elected to bat and had 199 for Che vs of
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    GOLF
    122 8 The Muirneld Competition Reuter's Service. London, May 25. At Mnirfield both the Briti* and American g'«ants eoothnafl to fad by the ways.de. Gardner's lose was followed by ihe el m nation of the American Walker Cup payer, Rowlands Mackenzie by Denis Kyle (Roeham'ton) by one h©|e. Layton further reduced
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    FOOTBALL
    71 8 League Results The assess! division match between the f»o ice ani the S.C.C II played on the Pa-ian'-r yesterday afternoon, was an excit ng *ifair.* The Police outplayed the Club and «ron by five goals to one. In tho other match the O.T F.C. defeated mm V M CA.
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    MOTOR-CAR RACING
    127 8 British Official Press Service. [British Official Press Service.] London, May 27. Mr. Parry Thomas continued his world's record breaking career on "Babe," his 450 horsepower car at Brooklands this after noon He covered a mile wirh a stand ng start at an average speed of 9887 miles per
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    LAWN TENNIS
    209 8 S.C.R.C. Tournament YESTERDAY'S RESULTS A. Doubles John Lim and Ong Siow H an minus 15 beat S:ah Eng Chiang and Cheong Chee j Tong minus 18, 6—l, 6—L j A. Singhs—Semi-final 1 Chua Choon Leon» minus 24 vs. Cheong flat* Hal plus 3, unfinished. B. Doubles Woon Chow
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    BANK CASE
    2098 8 i Indian Inspector's Evidence FORTUNE MADE IN GOLD COIN BOOM v Rest Assured I will be Sent to Gaol in this Case" After having attended the funeral of his son in the morning, Slnnathamby, one of the accused in the French bank case, was present along with the
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    S. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL
    2240 8 Annual Meeting of Missionary Institution A spirit of combined optimum and good feeling characterised the annual meeting of S. Andrew's Mission Hospital, held at the Hospital building, yesterdav afternoon. Bishop Kerguson-Davie presiaed and in open ng the meeting said tha' the task devolved upon him to move
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    36 8 According to the reply to a Parliamentary ques ion there were 2,045 crimes of v'olence in Burma during 1924, in 312 of which fire-arms were used. In 1925 the I figures were 2,558 and 434 respectively.
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    COMPANY MEETING
    2899 8 Straits Rubber Co., Limited The sixth annual general mi Straits Rubber Company C? n th* on April 16, at Winchester Hn*** Broad-street, E.C., Mr. E. L HamiV*' old Chairman) presiding. nami t( >n (the The Secretary (Mr. F E Mac ing read the not cc convening £"1! hlv
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    SQUARE WEDDING RINGS
    253 10 Delicate Bands of White Gold Now in Vogue Square wedding rings, frail and light, and delicately chased on the surface and round the edges are the latest fashion for brides. White "gold"—* mixture of 18ct. gold and Ovher metal—is in demand for this new type of wedding
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    U.S. AND OURSELVES
    289 10 Speaking on the cau|? of American industrial efficiency, at a conference oi works managers, foremen, and forewomen, at Oxford, Mr. Bertiram Austin, joint author of "The Secret of High Wages," referred to the naturat resources of America as conducive to its prosperity. v But we also have
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      665 12 PUBLIC NOTICES MEETING OF THE BOARD OF LICENSING JUSTICES, SINGAPORE. L The quarterly session of the Board f Licensing Justices for the Settlement of Ungapore for the 3rd quarter of the year 926 will be held in the First Magistrate s Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday he 15th June,
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