The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 May 1928

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 111 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONDAY. MAY 21, 1928. NO. 12.415
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    285 1 The position m China is more serious, as the Japanese have definitely announced their intention of r*'rniitting no fighting m Manchuria Page O* ing to the threat of the Japanese to disarm the Northerners if the> retreat through Shanhaikwan, the Feng Tien leaders are proposing to fijjht
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    THE WEDDING ON THE VELDT.
    1209 1 It is a eery heree afternoon, Mating nw m a blazing sky. The Englishman whether at home or m a colony overseas does not -fern to worry about adorning tho streets he makes with trees. Kv<<n fa tropi .d Africa, away up m Belgian Africa,
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      170 1 I MACKAY MONK'S I COFFEE j ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY Raffles j| ot ei I Rooms with Modern Sanitation. TEA DINER S DANCES GRILL ROOM DANSANT KVKRY Inrivalled m the East. cvcdv MONDAY EVERY WE ?«SSr AY TANIA SVETLANOVA t^d^ I AND SATURDAY i r ui ALEX: SALNIKOFF. I ihehe.tr*.
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      172 1 FOR REFINED PERFUMERY AND TOILET I PREPARATIONS— ALWAYS ASK FOR— 1 smmm AND 4^ mmmm^k Xf x*m mmmwmWS B MmW _ffl B^^^l_l_§H H ___^rJBT 1 i OBTAINABLE FROM ALE PRINCIPAL DEALERS. WILLIAM (.OSSAGE SONS. 110 ROBINSON RD. JEBROPE HOTEL] "Renowned by Recommendation." I a fi hi 1 AFTER DINNER DANCING
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      107 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Plant"' requires tituation Page 7. Sl ial Him at the Pavilion -Page 2. Anita Loos at Kelly and Walsh— Page B. Fiesb fruit at the Cold Storage Page 8. Coming. You Never Know Women —Page 9 Whiteaway*! special sreeh display- Page 8. John Little's faff btffc-Vsos t -urtains-
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      230 1 THE WEEK. iiondmtj, _I*f. High Water, 11-56 a.m.. 11.13 p.m.. 0.5. Malacca: H. W. _LSQ a.m. '5.5, 9 p.m.. 7.4. Football Di\ 1. H.A. es. S.C.F.A. Stadium. R.A. Flying boat- isave. Aawteur Race entries close B p.m. V r. v, __.<•/. High Water. MM p.m.. MA, 11.47 p.m., 0.5. Malac,
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    194 2 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, May 19. Rather. London Unchanged. I m. London _230 17s M. l"-s Up. Local i i i foi LOO tons. Mining. Quiet. Sungei Way 2.87% l'.'J-l. Kuchai 1.74 1.77 Puteh 1-57 1.60, Kiang Rivers •"'..♦li) .'kf-T 1 cum div. Kinta Dredge 1.46 1.50, Malaya Consolidated
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    BRILLIANT LAWN TENNIS.
    204 2 Karal Kozeluh Shows the Way. In a match between professionals and amateur* at Queen's Club. London, the former won by five matches o» four. Karol Koxeluh, the brilliant Czecho Slovakian, srho Is training British amateurs at Wimbledon, played m one of the doubles matches, and ;rave a
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    THE MYSTERY OF A HEARSE.
    264 2 Hen i s good opening to a detective story, an-i it has the merit of being true Tn young men were trying t:> see tht horses jump st the last Grand National. and placed themselves near a road close on the c »ursc si the
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    VALUABLE DEFFODIL BULBS.
    130 2 VAL UABLE DEFFODIL BULBS. HM Paid for One. "Fortune," uiant dall'odi] with a short tiumiiet of oranyi red. valued at 'C'lh a bulb, was among tl>e exhibits at the spring show of daffodils and narcissi held at the Koyal Horticultural Hall, London. An expert said that _S8 for a bulb
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      258 2 PARFUM CARON "Nuit de Noel," PARFUM CHANEL Nos. 5 and 22. New Shipment Just Arrived. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL. LTD. 8, BATTERY ROAD. Quality. Service. Price Economy. \V»tok for I mmm-m^^^l _C*_-^^_f__-5% Iff v-wrrt eanaort nam*, -avms I x ll Re* P—r— l o«_'A— ot— 11 Iv CARSON'S lamericanl j
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      336 2 Victoria Theatre (0) MAY 22nd, 23rd, 24th 26th at 9.30 p.m. Mrs. ARTHUR HARRIS will produce "MEET™ WIFE" A Comedy m 3 Acts. ■IN AID OF ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL. BOOKING NOW OPEN AT LITTLE'S. Prices $3. $2 and $1. From Monday, 21st., to Sunday, May 27th. at 9.15 p.m. sharp.
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    A FRENCH CHILD'S VISIONS.
    499 3 J'ilprimatfe to the Vospes. Paris. Apr. l.">. A m Joan of Arc has appeared m i village near Ferdrupt, m the Vosges. She is Mareelle Georges, a frail, precocious gir" of thirteen years. On March 2 last, while she v. as alone on the slopes of
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    PET NAMES IN THE HOUSE.
    473 3 There Is no <*ratherin_r of men that T knowmore lavish m the bestowal of nicknames and m the use of the affectionate diminutive than the House <>f Commons. Take the Home Secretary. He was christened "Jix" by Mr. Bonar law. and "Joshua" by ?vlr. Baldwin.
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      385 3 i REDUCED PRICES 1 FOR [MODERN "KODAKS^ AND "GRAFLEX" CAMERAS S FITTED WITH ZEISS F. 4.5 LENSES I KKOM I.! 1 1 |S »»KKI.EX 1 |;|:WjMS_^- 587.00. KODAK LTD. I (Incorporated m England). S inson Road Sin_rn I ii ii uuT^^^fr^ Kings •> L.' W _f '^"•I^-h. o*-__e_\ X_r^^_C '**T
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      190 3 i Estate Trust Agencies I j (1927) Limited J; (Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance of 1926. J 5 wif h Security deposited with the Straits J Trustees, Executors, Administrators, Receivers. > > Managers of Real Estate, Attorneys for Collection of > > Rents, Investigators and Managers of Trust or
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    ZORA, THE INVISIBLE.
    4348 4  -  J. R. Wilmot by A Story of Mystery and _M 4\ INSTALMENT SKY EN (SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS). MONTGOMERY GAYNOR, a wealthy diamond merchant, is found dead under mysterious circumstances. DR. PETER BLAYNE, a young medical criminologisl who is called m by Scotland Yard believes that Gaynor
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    RUBBER ROADWAYS.
    98 4 Mr. Macfadyen m his R. A. Speech dealt with the Research work and the Pro paganda activities of the Association. Speaking of rubber roadways he said that the chief practical difficulties appeared nou tO have been solved and the present low price of ruhher had created a situatior
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    SOLDIER'S EFFORT TO SAVE CHILD.
    363 6 Jumped From Liner and was Drowned. Corporal Thomas Flaherty, of the Royal Army Service Corps, lost bis life on Aprf 13 m a gallant effort to W*VM ctlild v. m. had fallen overboard. The little ono was rescued by another man. Tho Kaisar-I-Kind, b- ui:U
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    "PICTURE" TELEGRAMS.
    96 6 "Experiments dirooted at the sending of a telegram as a picture, m ordor that it shall roach tho person to whom it is addressed as a facsimile of the handwriting of tho sender, are being conducted by tho engineering department of tho G.P.0., London. The result of the
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    RACE ANALYSIS.
    555 7 HORSES PLACED. Not placed All Fc>\, Anirila. Beauford Lassie, Bizarre, Bridgetown. Cherrykar, Clear I'ost, Cyllenetique, Double Rose, Ellen's Book. Floriie's Tet, Grey Habit, liearerni. Harelaw. Highborn, Irish Channel, •JeleriKht. Kariekar. Lady Tyndall, Last Chance, Loeky Boy, Long Un, Merry Boy, Martenware. Orlinda, F'aekard, Pacify, Failawan, Panrilla, Paddy, I'assoeda.
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    FIGHTING IN NICARAGUA.
    75 7 [Reuter's Service.] Managua. May 18. ]t is reported that one United Statemarine and one Nicaraguan auxiliary were killed and an officer wounded m a skirmish with Sandino's men near Paso Real, 5 of Sandino's men being killed and 5 wounded. American aeroplanes dropped medical supplies to the
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    RACE ANALYSIS.
    574 7 OWNERS PLACED. Not placed. (l> de B»iet and Duppen. Mr. Jambu. Mrs. Morgan, K. M. P. Pillay. B. Simon. (2) Tunku Amirddin. Van Toorcn, Runny mede Kongsee. G. Nieuwenhuys, Toll Born Bee. Martin and Henggler. Lim Eng Hooi. Lee Hong Teik. Lee Hong Teik and See Toon Poon.
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    JOCKEYS PLACED.
    130 7 Ist 2nd 3rd I'npl. Mayo g ."> ."> 11 Spencer 4 4 IS Moore ."> 3 1 W T. Gunninir 5 2 0 h Billett 3 3 2 24 Huxley 8 8 1 U Robinson :i 2 4 11 Thompson I I 2 28 Dtvfei 2 :> 8
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    TRAINERS PLACED.
    31 7 TRAINERS PLAC ED. Logae 11 1) 12 27 Woodgate 7 5 4 24 Thompson 5 0 4 U Redfearn 2 5 1 26 Norman 2 4 -I 43 Luckman 0 12
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    42 7 Banister, cioss-examining a doctor at I_ambeth: Women of seventy-two are apt to be shaky, is not that so? .Judge Sir Edward Parry: Certainly not. If you say that to some old women they will ask you to dance with them all night.
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    JAPANESE NOTE HANDED TO CHANG.
    248 7 A Colourless Document. [Route-**- Far Eastern Service 1 Peking. Ma> lib The Japanese Minister this morning Handed a copy of the Japanese Governments statement of policy m with Manchuiia to Chan* ran 10-. <'.-'■ were also delivered to Chiang Kai Shek, Feng Vu Hsi-ng and
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    THE HYDE PARK CASE.
    117 7 [Renter's Service.l London, May 18. The Home Secretary has given notice of a motion to be moved m the House of Commons and the House of Lords on May 22i approving the establishment of a tribunal of enquiry into a matter of definite and urgent public
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    U.S. LABOUR LEADER DEAD.
    109 7 I Reuters Service, i Moscow, May 19, The death has occurred of the Americaa labour leader William Haywood ex-secret-ary and leading spirit of the Industrial Worker* of the World organisation. Ibwas charged with anti-war propaganda and aabotage when America entered the war bat escaped sentence by
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    RECORD PRICES AT CHRISTIE'S.
    74 7 [Reuter's Service.] London, May I*. Record pricsa were reached 'at the sale at Christie's of the final portion of the pictures m the collection of Sir George Lindsay Holford, 7K Flemish and Dutch masters yesterday fetching 1364,094. At to-day's sale Biitish and Spanish mas. terpieces fetched
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    22 7 I I Solicitor, at Souther.'' Ii tm best people have their cheques returned iomc-J times'! Bank manage!-: Oh, yes- frequ-l lently. I
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    335 7 BUNGBJ IHLUT REPORT. The following is the Directors' report to the shareholder, to be prca nted the annual meeting on May 2rt at noon al Kcnnie, I.owick and Company's. la accordance witb the indication given m the report for 1920 andar the hrading of "Profits" ths SeceSSar}
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    MENTAKAB REPORT.
    160 7 The following is tbe eighth report of tha directors to the shareholders, to be |>v sented at the ai sua] meeting on Ma) •i' noon al Harrisoni Parker and Com* n-tny's. After making due provision for depivchihn. directors' fees, manager's commm sion. etc. the accounts show a net
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    GREAT TENNIS VETERAN.
    97 7 Norman Broo4.ee, the famoui Australian lawn tennis player, hero of so man) thrilling at niggles at Wimbledon, hat* decided to for<ake the single* game. "I am too obi now for singles," he declared the other day. Brookes is 11, but is still play uiy tennis which la
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    ROLLER SKATER v. CYCLIST.
    75 7 W. J. Baib-y, the wo- id's champion list, and Penny Lee, the British relfc I ing champion, contested three 1.1 aa Alexandra Palace, London a. .1 .1 result they Rntahed level, i Th- ska er won ihe first b) one yard m 1 mm. ft* •>
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      473 7 NOTICES. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. NOTICE. Visiting Mt-mhers are notified that they are not permitted to purchase Cash Sweep or Bfg Sweep Tickets. P. 8. LAING. Act. Sec. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM. 1 24 Robinson Road. Reading Room Open Daily 9.30 11.30 Service every Sunday 10.0U Testimony Meeting first Wednesday 5.30.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    39 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. d'ROZARIO. On May 20th at Gaylang Koa.l Geordana, mother ot" Victoi a'Rozario, of the Eastern Extension Telegraph ('ompany. Funeral at 4 p.m. le day at the Cathedral oi the Good Shepherd ami afterwards at Bidadari cemetery.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 21, 1928. WEEK-END COMMENT.
    619 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 21, 1928. WEEK-END COMMENT. The Manchurian situation embraces much more dangerous possibilities than did the Tsinan affair, for whilst it is clear that the Japanese Government did not wish to get involved any deeper than could be avoided m regard to the latter the opposite
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    492 8 It is hoped to hold a Branch Kxecutivi meeting of Toe H m Malaya next month. The death took place on April 15 of George Antony Lefroy, of Guildford, Weatern Australia, formerly m the Straits Settlement.- Civil Service, at the aire of OS. Mr. 1). R. A. Hohlyn, well known
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    SPECIAL SPORTS CABLES.
    94 8 THE LATEST BETTING ON THE DERBY. Cyclonic Scratched. [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] London. May 19. Tho following If the latest betting M the Derby, to be run at Epsom on Jun Oth. Lord Derby's FAIRWAY. S— l. Sir PhUippa' 1* LAMINOO, 5 -1. Lord Dewars SUNNY TRACK,
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    BRITISH SOCCER TOUR.
    79 8 Continental Criticism. [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] London. Maj 19. There has been much severe and <>v' spoken criticism on the poor showing of the British touring football teams on th« Continent. Karlsruhe easily defeated West Ham bj four gonla to one. A provincial German team overwhelmed owdenbeath
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    HENDREN AND HEARNE.
    35 8 [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.. London. Maj 19 The Middlesex County Cricket Club imnkii g grant effbrta t.. restrain Henrin and Hendren from settling m Auatralia. Apparently, it ia a question of money.
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    SWYNFORD DEAD.
    51 8 (Our Own Correspondent. -Copyriahtl London. Maj 19. Lord Derby's Swynford, which won tin St. Leger m 1910, ia dead. Swynford was placed among the winning atalliona ou the flat m 1927 with 14 aria ners, which were successful m IT races, resulting m E6,797 uoin^ to the on
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    KOZELUH FINISHED AT WIMBLEDON.
    70 8 (Our Own Corrsspondeni. Copyright-) London. Mai 19. Kozeluh. the noteo tennis player, ha finished his engagement at Wimbledon. He deelates that it is impossible t< anything to improve the 40 boy* and girli under his instruction. The;, wen incapa ble of being benefitted and lv states
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    BOROTRA DOUBTFUL FOR WIMBLEDON.
    95 8 [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] London. Ma, \\>. It is doubtful whether Borate will be abb to compete m the tennis championships at Wimbledon. J. Bbrotra and J. Brugnon (France) lost to W. T. Tilden and F. T. Hunter (U-8.A.) m the final of the Davis Cup
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    MOTOR-BOAT SPEED DEMONSTRATION.
    102 8 United Engineers. Ltd. provided an interesting demonstration yesterday of the capabilities of the super-Elto four-cylinder outboard motor. A small hydroplane fitted with one of these efficient engines showed a fine turn of speed with one person aboard. A racing motor-boat, also with an outboard motor, raced along
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    CARSON'S CIRCUS.
    118 8 Cars m's Circus have undertaken th< matching of Kid Charley against any local man from 10 st. B to 12 at. Kid C hurley is a well known Indian boxer and recently issued a challenge to fight any man m Malaya from the New World ring. He i>
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    S.A.D.A. MEETING.
    61 8 The annual meeting of the Singapore Auxiliary Diocesan Association will be held at B.P.G. House. 15 Tufton Street. Westminster, at 8 p.m. on Thursday. June 21st. The Bishop of Ely will preeide. The speak ers will include the Bishop of M s. Fi rgu-son-Davie, and other workers from
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    107 8 CONDITIONS OF U*_i IN ih^LO\ Special Commission- X (From Our Own < tTT Die Pinang Gasotte' i poadent telegrupha that eommiaaiori appointed I wagei of inHnual u., r m Ceylon ha* hoea The Commiaaioa tkx mediate State fnterfer- lotion wagee, bm thm ft aatabliahed ;i Laboor D Wagi
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    EXCITEMENT AT IPOH.
    56 8 False Murder Rumour. [From Our Own < i Ipnli Maj '1 here wa conaiderahli night at a Town, Ipol when a miachevtoua re| two Chinese men had certain Japanese hou gathered and there ara despite police warm: reinforcement of polio I ed up but the crowd a-a
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    LONDON RUBBER STOCKS.
    23 8 From Our On n Con < leek M A .abb' to-da> fro« I that rubl m reuueed m London this we<
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    A FRACAS IN IPOH..
    153 8 f From Our On n Con Ipati ||aj Frida) night** diatui Street ama unexpc Itas I ccii no sign of Chinem it ama apparently the miacl of few Chine drew m a few hundred police with reinforce men l a couple Of hours, the fl I
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    22 8 SATIRDAYS KUBBEU PKK I [From Our Own CornLondon. M Messrs. Symington tnd notify to-day's rubber r X:>K :> ;(i. per lb.
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    KUALA LUMPUR LAND VALUES.
    141 8 The Racecourse Acquisition. Th« Chiil" Justice (Sir Hel j delivered judgment m th* X I Supreme Court on Thui j course acquisition i recently. In 'his case I i. Estate of boke Veo i k of th, Kuala Lumpur r.e to valuation of lector of Laud
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    OUTLAWRY OF WAR.
    484 9 KELLO-OTR PROPOSALS ACCEPTED. Great Britain's Conditions, j [Reuter'a Service. 1 London. May 19. Chamberlntn'a reply accepting ootlawry of war proposals ded to the United States* Amstress,., that His Majesty's could not agree to .vny new nrould weaken or underminQ ovenant of the Treaty of Lothe peace of
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    NIGARAGUAN CASUALTIES.
    19 9 iter's Service.] Managua. May 19. >i the commander of a States' marines, who was .> wounded at Pasoreal,
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    U.S. NAVAL MUNITION DEPOTS.
    37 9 ut tr* m Sew"!' 1 ■Washington. May 19. of Representative, approved -ii of over *H.OOO,;iOO for the .ruction of naval munitions Hawthorne (Nevada), Cavite (•pines i and Hawaii. 's cablei on page 7.]
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    GREEK POLITICS.
    156 9 MINISTERIAL CRISIS THREATENS. Re-Enter Venizelos. [Reuter's Service! Athens. May 20. An intricate political situation has arisen owing to the decision of If. Cafandaris, Minister of Finance and leader of the Prorieireive Liberal Party, to resign as a re•Ult of serious differences with ex-Premier Vem/elos who, it is believed,
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    CHINESE CABLE SERVICE.
    128 9 News From the Front. HMM__m (By arrangement with Nanynng Siang Pau Press). Shanghai. May 19. General Chiang Kai Shek left yesterday for Honan proceeding to the front of the Kinhnn (Peking ard Hankow t line. A Japanese airplane dropped bombs on Yenchow ard Tai-an (southern Tsinan) Une
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    CANTON NEWS.
    72 9 I Ky ai-mngemeni with Nnnynng Siang Pau Press). Hong Kong. May 19. The Canton political branch has appointed Mr. Wone < 'hit, education commissioner. Mr. Taeehi. inspectorate councillor, has ordered the resumption of business by the I ranches of the Central Bank. The wh. le of Canton was
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    THE DONETZ EXPERTS' TRIAL.
    77 9 [KeuterY Service.] Moscow, May 20. The trial ia proceeding of the engineers and technical, experts of the Donetl coal basin on a charge of "economic counterrevolution" before a court presided over by th- R.ctor of Ifoacow University. Tho official agency atntea that 16 per- ma pleaded
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    A FRIEND OF FRANCE DEAD.
    42 9 [Reuters Service.] Berlin, May 20. The death Occurred of Felix Deutsch, chairman of the Allgcmeine, Elektrizitatz Geeellachaft while the whole of Germany was celebrating his seventieth birthday. He i.s credited with originating the improved Germano- French relations.
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    JAPANESE LEAVING PEKING.
    52 9 [Reuter's Far Eastern Service.] Peking. May 20. As the Japanese Minister's family and other -Japanese legation families are leaving Peking- to-morrow preparations are being made for housing hundreds of refugees m the Legation residences m connexion with which lavatories and other outhouses are being erected clone to
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    NORTHERNERS CLAIM SUCCESS.
    26 9 [Renter's Far Eastern Service.] Peking. May 20. Feng Tien officially claims it is holding Tsangchow has repulsed attacks on Hokien and recaptured Tingchow.
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    FATAL MINE EXPLOSION.
    45 9 T Reuter's Service.! Brownsville Pennsylvania. May 20. "Hitherto there are 20 dead as the result of an explosion and fire at the Mather Mine near here; ir>o miners were underground when the explosion occurred. Rescuers are working feverishly to succour the survivors.
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    MORRIS SURPRISE IMMINENT.
    57 9 [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright 1 Ixrndoir. May 19. Mr. Morris, the motor car manufacturer is reported to he surprising the puhlic m the near future with a 7-8 h.p. car, which is dignified looking and ahout two-third. the aiae of the pr— ent Morris-Cowley Moreover, it will
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    THREAT TO PEKING.
    131 9 THE DETERIORATION OF CHANG'S FORCES. No Retreat to Manchuria. [lieuter's Far Eastern Service.] Shanghai. May 19. It is authoritatively stated that, despite the reports of the Northerners' successes at Pao-ting-fu, South West Chihli, the Japanese are convinced that the morale of Chang Tso-lin's forces has so deteriorated
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    JAPAN'S ADVICE TO CHANG.
    129 9 Tokyo, May 19. While agreeing with the principle of the Government's memorandum to Chinese belligerents, the vernacular papers expres: the 'greatest anxiety ldst the proposed step,, inadvertentl} assists Chang T>o-lin thereby bringing down the Southerners' wrath, and strongly warn the Government to exercise the greatest caution.
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    RETREAT TO MUKDEN CUT OFF.
    227 9 Peking. May 19. It is very reliably reported that the Ja panese intend to prevent the defeated troons and the victorious pursuing troop.from .entering Manchuria. Therefore Chang Tso-lin must either evacuate quickh m good order or remain tn Peking and tight desperatively, knowing that his
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    FENGTIEN GENERALS CONFER.
    135 9 Tokyo, May 19. A message from Peking states that, after a lengthy conference, the Fengtien generals replied to Yoehizawa rejecting his suggestion for Chang Tso-lin to return t Mukden as they still consider victory pus sible. Moreover, a retreat at present would entail an enormous loss. It
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    BRITISH PRESS COMMENT.
    200 9 [Reuter's Service.] London. May 19. In a leader referring to the "New and momentous step," namely, the memorandum to the Peking and Nanking Governments, the Times says that the Japanese Government have almost involuntarily -impelled by an anxiety for the interests of Manchuria spoken of "A United
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    484 9 ABOLITION OF JURIES. To the Editor. Sir, It seems quite clear that the time has arrived for the abolition of trial by jury in* this Colony. The tendency of modern times m England is distinctly towards the abolition of trial by jury and there is a
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    THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
    152 9 PROSPECT OF COALITION. [Renter's Service Berlin. May 19. The electoral campaign has failed to pioduce a ready thrilling issue. Consequently it ia closing as quietly aa it opened. The only enthusiasm up to the present apparent has been at the headquarter* of the 31 parties, the greatest
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    RECORD OF PARLIAMENT.
    106 9 [British Radio Official Service.] Rugby, May IM. A memorial is to be be presented to the Prime Minister asking him to appoint a committee to consider the editing and publication of a full line of Members of Parliament from the year 1264 to 1832. The object is
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    DR. STRESEMANN'S ILLNESS.
    77 9 [British Radio— Official Service.] Rugby, May 18. According to the Daily Telegraph Mr. Ba'dwin yesterday caused special inquiries to be made at the German Embassy concerning the health of Dr. Stresemann. After the Embassy had communicated by telephone with the German Foreign Minister's private secretary it was
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    NEW YORK'S WAVE OF SELLING.
    55 9 New York. May 19. A wave of selling swept over the stock market m consequence of the raising of the New York Federal Reserve Bank rediscount rate and prices steadily descended for four hours, but railway shares led a rally m the last hour. I
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      684 12 SHIPPING NOTES. The M.M. liner Clutntilly is due here from Saigon to-day at 7 a.nf. and will probably leatfe at 4 p.m. for Madras Pondi-c-herry, Colombo, Djibouti. Port Said and Marseilles. She will lie m the Roads. MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei I^enibin and Kuantan (via Gemas
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    PADDER TENNIS FOR LONDON.
    475 13 New (iame With Solid Ball. London is to have a new miniature game Padder Tennis which may soon Le even more popular than clock-golf and the. putting gr-en, says a Home Paper. When the lawn tennis courts under the London County Council reopen m a fortnight's
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    MINDIN' WEE WILLIE.
    434 13 'Weel. Tarn, yell mind wee Wullie and *cc he doesna &et swallow in* lumps o' coal "Oeh, ay."' says* I wi' a confident nod. "Dinna fash yersel' about that. Wullie and me'll i-e tine thegether. Awa ye gang now. or yell be mis*in' the big picture." Oeh.
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    BANDITS ROUTED BY LOAVES.
    88 13 Paris. Apr. 9. Three masked bandits burst into the shop of a Bordleaux baker yesterday evening and, while one brandished a revolver and cried "Hands Up," the others made their way to the cash dawer. The baker was not intimidated but, seizing one of his largest
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    PEACE PERILS.
    1375 14 UNDER AN ELEPHANT CHARGE. Risking Life m a Jungle Movie. Two hundred elephant* charged madly over the log covering of a li.ilc pit, m which a man crouched. Continually it peemed that the all-too-fragile roof rbove him must be caved m, for many of the beasts weighed three
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    ERASER'S SHARE LIST.
    73 15 Saturday's Alteration*. Ruyers Sellers Idris (as) 17s 3d 18s 3d Kamuntinj? (sft) li»s 20s Kinta Kellas 27s 6d 28a 6d K. Lumpur Tin i Ms M Ml »)«i I.ahat Mints (i) t6a (hi 17s fid Raja Perak ($1) V> Katrut (i) 26a 6d 27^ Gil Sione I
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    26 15 MACPH AIL'S SHARE LIST. May 19th, Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Kuchai 1.74 1.77 United Malacca 1.05 1.09Va Malayan Collieries 35.50 36.00 United Engineeers (pref) 10.50 10.75
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    CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, LIMITED.
    2202 15 CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, LIMITED. Proposal to Liquidate Discussed The annual meeting of Centra! Engine Works. Ltd. was held at the Company's Office. Collyer Quay, on Saturday. Mr. L. T. Wakeford presiding. Others present were Messrs. H. Gill. J. S. M. Rennie. Tav Lian Teck. Dr. S. C. Yin. R. L
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    EXCHANGE.
    67 15 May it. Bank 4 m.s. 2 W Bank demand 2 3 11-l« Pi lvate reditu 3 IJ, 2 1 New York, demand M 3-10 Credit* H day* M i France, demand 1420 India, T. T. IU Hoi Konjr. demand 1 1 Yokohama, demand 120',. .lava, demand 11R Bangkok, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    200 15 Maj Tin IM T"' N > C 'H. Gambler Pepper Whit. IU Pepper Blacl Flak. Tapioca Pearl Safe Small Copra Copra Sundried 11. te Rice Liant: Ria Chan Mark Red K-iirle < New) 330 Rice, Siam old No. 1. 330 Rice, Rangoon Mntaa MR Rico, Rangoon Sioka 25ft "Tlice.
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 15 May 19th.. 12 o'clock noon. Tom of Msrk«t: fttsadj. Latsst Coals: Lsoiso sp-.t sh,. t I pm il» New York Spot Shi-.t (J-..t> 18% pti lb. R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot |f^ •_>.,,• Standard U.s.s. <>n Twin May ts% :*n» 4 Jum- ji^ 4
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    MALAYAN RACING.
    1975 16 THE SINGAPORE MAY MEETING. A Successful Last Day. Fine weather drew a large attendance to the Racecourse on Saturday for the closing day of the meeting and _>_• j; km i 'oler and tin conditions* underfoot battel "whilst the racing was good with some exciting finishes a very
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    258 16 RIFLE SHOOTING. The Final Interport Practice. The final practice for the Interport Rifle Shooting Shield took place on the Bukit Timah Range yesterday afternoon when twenty-one ma»*ksmen fired m a fairly good shooting light. The first ten scores which is the method of counting the scores m the
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    S.C.C. DEFEAT S.R.C.
    282 16 The match between the S.C.C. and the S.R.C. was continued on the Padanp yesterday afternoon, when the S.R.C. continued their innings and brought their previous afternoon's total of 48 to 105. The S.C.C. however proved easily their masters and scored a total of 224 for the loss
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    THE BLUE GRASS DERBY.
    60 16 [Reuter's Service.] Louisville. May 20. The Kentucky Derby was won by the Favourite. Reigheount m 2 mins 10 2-5 sees. Misstep, was second and Torn third. [The race is now* 1 miles and is run at Louisville Downs, m the Blue Grass Country, and is about
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    GARRISON TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    65 16 TO-DAY'S TIES. 3.45 p.m. Doubles Handicap.-Capt. Mansell and Lieut. Lewis, vs. Cap. HollinpsWOTth and Lieut. Brodie. Singles. Major Stroeten vs. Captain Robb, Captain Marriott vs. Lieut. Armitage. 4.45 p.m. Sirßles. Major Porter vs. Major Walker. Major Austin vs. Capt. Landon. Mixed Handicap. Major ami Mrs. Lowe vs.
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    42 16 The result of the Indies' Medal for May was as follows: Mrs. H. M. Hill 49 5 44 Mrs. R. H. Wilson 54 10 44 This is to be played off by match play. Nine cards were taken out.
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    117 16 QUEPAULINE (Thompson) 0 2 ''Triple Sec Kongsi's" beg WITCHCOT (Irvine) *.12 S Also ran: Agapo (Davies) 9.8. Alwar (Northmore) 8.11, Prowess (Spencer) 8.5, Bonnie Briar Bush (Lone- 8.4. Stormer Hill (Colven) 7.12, Bootlegger (Moore) 7.9. (Winner trained by Logue). Bonnie Briar Bush was stuck and galloped last with Prowess. Quenauline
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    23 16 The British Minister to Siam i* leaving homeward bound on the 30th inst., and proceeds to Europe on the P. and O. Malwa.
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    253 16 ROOT AND LARWOOD'S CENTURIES. Robinson's Bowling Feat. [Reuter's Service.] London. May lt». Cambridge U. vs. Yorkshire at Cambridge (Match Drawn). Yorkshire 224 for 5 dec. Cambridge U. 30 and 41 for 5. In Yorkshire's innings Sutcliffe scored 81 not out, whilst m the 'Varsity's first innings Robinson took
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS.
    116 16 Second Round Matches. [Reuter's Service.] Rome. May 20. In the Davis Cup Italy beat Rumania by t matches to 1. Berlin. May 20. ln the Davis Cup second round, Germany beat Spain by 9 matches to 2 and meets the winner of the Anplo-Finnish tie. which is
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    WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL.
    27 16 WOMEN'S INTERN ATION AL. Paris. May 20. ln the International Women's Lawn Tennis Championship Great Britain led Frame on the first day ly 5 matches to 1.
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    AMATEUR GOLF.
    35 16 England Defeats Scotland. 1 Reuter's Service.] London. May 19. At Prestwick. m the annual amateur coif international preliminary to the Amateur Championship, England beat Scotland by 12 to 1. Two game.^ were halved.
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    THOUSAND GUINEAS FINAL.
    30 16 [Renter's Service.] L«nd«»n. May 19. At Leeds m the tinal of the thousand guineas professional tournament Charles Whitcombe beat Herbert Jolly by and 2 over 96 holes.
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER.
    16 16 [Reuter's Service- Brussels. May 19. At soccer, England beat Belgium by goals to 1.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
    97 16 MONDAY'S TIES. S. Mclntyre plus 4 vs. C. M. van Cuylenburg plus 10. C. E. Hudson plus 8 vs. .1. Lee plus 8. C. E. Winter plus 3 vs. F. J. L. Mayger plus 7. TUESDAY'S TIES. Handicap Doubles. J. oekran and F. J. tassels plus
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    61 16 MONDAY'S TIES. C. E. Winter and A. B. Cowan vs. P. H. Romney and W. Lindsay. H. Gray and P. S. Makin vs. G. S. Lovett and A. G. Hay. Ties to commence at 6.15 p.m., No. 1 table m each room will be reserved at this
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