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*BOY SCOUTS.

The Recent Jamboree. The following letter has been

sent to us:

It may be of interest to sym- pathisers of the Roy Scout move- ment in this Colony to know some. thing of the results of the recent Jamboree. Financially there was a loss of $116.13, which may be accounted for by the bad westber eonditions which prevailed at the time, affecting the attendance» at the Concert on bath nights. This Coes, however, is far outweigh- ed by great gains in other direc. tions, not least of which is the increased activity on the part of the Scouts themselves, who tuliy appreciate the ipterest shown in and support given to their efforts on that occasion.

FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

RUHR COURT MARTIALS.

Paris, May 10. A massage from Duesseldorf states that a court martial' has passed sentence of death upon the leader of a number of Germans charged with railway sabotage. The othera were sentenced to terms of from 7 to 20 years',`penal servitude. A Berlin message says the Government has addressed a note to the Powers that are not participating in the Ruhr occupation most strongly protesting against the Krupp court martial.

Berlin, May 10.

Reports from Essen state that with a view to demonstrating horror at the Werden sentences, the Trade Union organisations have recommended a complete cessation of work on May 11, in accordance with the procedure to be adopted at Krupps, also the closing of shops and restaurants, and the suspension of street traffic.

The Exechtive of the Hongkong Boy Scouts Association desire to take this opportunity of expressinger their grateful thanks to all those who

as different ways assisted

the Jamboree Committee, and es pecially Mr. B. Wylie fer undertak- ing and carrying but the laborious task of supervising the advertis ing and printing: Lieut..Com. mander Stevenson R. N. for acting As Stage Manager: Lieut.-Com- mander hereeford, E. X., and the decorating party from H.M.S. Tamar; the members of the Black Cat Jazz Band for giving their services gratuitously on hoth afternoons: Messrs. Moutrie and Co. for the gratuitous loan of two riants and Bsistance with the Looking: the Hongkong A.D.C. for

FRANCE AND TURKEY.

Constantinople, May 10,

A further French communication to Angora takes note of Adnan and explains the movement of French troops in Syria by the Bey's denial of concentration of Turkish troops on the Syrian fron-

necessity to relieve repatriated contingents. E says an enquiry is

being held into the alleged aeroplane raids into Turkish territory.

and concludes: The Turkish Government, by its policy of intimida tion towards France and the spreading of false news, renders dit- cult the maintenance of the friendly attitude France has hitherto adopted in the peace negotiations.

AUSTRIAN RECONSTRUCTION.

The Hague, May 10.

In view of the insistent opposition of party leaders the Foreign Minister in the Second Chamber has agreed to reconsider the Gov- erament Bill, endorsing Holland's adherence the international protocols concerning the reconstruction of Austria, involving Hol- land's guaranteeing a maximum of six and a half million gold crowns, and to endeavour to find some other way of helping Austria. The leaders' objections were based on the risk of becoming involved in the luau ni seenery: the Manage-international complications and they preferred to advance money ments of the various Hotels, Ro

direct. staurants, Clubs, Companies, etc., for displaying posters and table- cards; and the City Hall, Com- mittee and the Tramway Co. for reduced rates.

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The Executive al-o their thanks to all supporters and Subscribers who have already responded to their appeal, and especially to His Evellen's the Chief Scout of Hongkong and Lady Stubbs for the great fatcres: shown in so many different way and for their most generous gift cl 5acbt to the Sen Seruits for traming purposes.

4.T. Waldegrate, Commissioner. C. H. Blason. Hea. Treasurer. A. Kirk, Hos. Jamboree Secto- tary

A. White, Hon. Association See- retary.

HONGKONG'S CHANCE.

Four Borsemen

Coronet.

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For the rest of the week The

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, which has beea screened with such pronounced success at the Star Theatre in Kowloon is to be shown at the Coronet. Hongkong kinema goers will welcome this opportunity | of aceing one of the most talked of i Alms produced in recent years The novel by Virente Blasco Ibanez up- on which the picture is based deals with the life story of an ardent young Franco-Argentino, whose chief interest is in women and wine and whose spiritual salvation comes with the war.

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"Virtuous Wives" with pretty Anita Stewart in the chief role. which Coronet audiences have been

enjoying during the past few days, will go across to the Star for two days and on Sunday, by universal

request, The Three Must-get- heres" will be shown at Kowloon.

SIBERIAN FISHERIES.

Tokyo, May 10.-The Acahi publishes special Moscow message stating that the Rus- sian Government has consent ed to M. Joffe's recommendation. It is understood that Japanese fishers passports will be vised by M. Joffe and one other Russian representative stationed in Japan. -Reuter.

MY BUT I'M SORRY TO HAVE TO LEAVE THAT SWEET LITTLE

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RUSSIA TO BUILD FORTIFICATIONS.

Helsingfors, May 10. It is reported that the Russians are about to establish large fortifications covering a zone of tea kilometres between the Golf of Finland and Lake Ladoga, twenty kilometres from the Finnish fron- tier. The area includes forty villages with ten thousand inhabitants. It is proposed to evacuate the villages and remove the inhabitants to the interior of Russia.

SINGAPORE AND THE AIR FORCE.

London, May 10.

During the House of Lords debate on the Air Force, Viscount Haldane said that the proposal to spend nine million sterling on naval works ac Singapore might be most desirable, but to begin with such an expenditure and pass by a much more pressing expendi ture on the small Air Force required for the defence of the country seemed to him like insanity. The Air Force should come first.

LIQUIDATION OF INDIAN BANK.

Calcutta, May 10.

The shareholders of the Alliance Bank of Simla unanimously passed a resolution to voluntarily liquidate. The proposal to appoin: the auditor of the Imperial Bank of India as Liquidator was rejected, but the chairman said if the depositors were to get the benefit of an immediate payment of fifty per cent. the liquidation must be super- vised by the Imperial Bank of India, to which the appointed liquidators agreed.

THE MISSING B. I. STEAMERS.

Colombo, May. 10.

The Lasu, which has arrived here, reports having intercepted 3 message from the Chinkwa, which was following in the same track as the Okara. In effect the message stated that the Chinkwa had struck an unknown wreck. There is no further news of either vessel.

INDIAN UNREST.

Amritsar, May 10.

The police have arrested 61 Moslems and six Hindus in c case of Incendiarism. They were discovered in a small mosque. The fire was extinguished without damage. There has been ΤΟ further rioting, but the police are patrolling the affected areas,

QUESTION OF REPARATIONS.

Paris, May 10.

The Petit Parisien commenting as the Anglo-Italian replies to the German Note, propose a conference, to which America should he Invited to settle the Ruhr Reparations questions.

SOVIET ATROCITY.

Warsaw, May 10.

A report has been received from Riga that the Cheka have arrested twelve-hundred persons in Georgia, of whom two-hundred have been shot.

Nurse Days Are Over.

RUBBER SLUMPS.

London, ny 10. The prize of rubber slumped yesterday to la. 11⁄2d, a pound.

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