Malaya Tribune, 3 June 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVI.- ■No. 128 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapo-e: Monday, June 3, 1920.
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      114 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. ■00 CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. I "0.X." CEMENT CONTRACTS CAN BE ARRANGED AT SPECIAL RATES ON APPLICATION TO: I Sole Importers: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD., SINGAPORE. I s (Incorporated in Denmark.) X J BORNEO MOTORS, LIMITED. I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement..) 5j The Electric Individual
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      214 1 Tropic*! ear .f HIGH STREET. V Singapore. I A famous 1 I Tomato Catsup S J_{\\w£Bttm Crosse Blackwell's unequalled blend. jjj &£og& fSF Fresh, ripe Tomato's, creamed and blended with Spices. An excellent 5] ft Relish with Meat and Fish. 3 Ir Crosse I Blackwell's 1 I V TOMATO CATSUP
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    Commercial News. R.G.A. MEETING.
    542 2 The Dutch and Restriction. The annual general meeting of the Rubber Growers' Association was held in London on April 25, the chairman,, Mr. William Duncan, presiding. Speaking of the benefits of restriction, the chairman said that not the least was the improvement in the yielding capacity
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    TEA IN MALAYA.
    147 2 Experiment on Cameron's Highlands. London, May 2. The "Financial Times" to-day gives great prominen:e to the prospects of tea cultivation in Malrya, behind which is Mr. B. Bunting. In 1925 an experimental area was taken un on Cain-ran's Highlands, at an elevation of approximately 4,two feet. The
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    74 2 It is sometimes remarked that crepe soled footwear is dead, and th -t the demand is falling off. These observations might be prompted by a consideration of certain markets at certain specific periods, regardless of the ebb and flow of the demand for the material. Fortunately the contributions of the
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    CO-OPERATION IN MALACCA.
    530 2 Mercantile Society Formed. A meeting of the Malacca Mercantile Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society was held on Tuesday at the Chinese Volunteer Club. The Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock was in the chair. Others present were Mr. L. D Gammans, Mr. O. L. Velge (Co-operative Office, Singapore),
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    RUBBER DIVIDEND OF 15 PER CENT.
    87 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 9. I remember writing last week about some of the rubber dividends that have been paid out recently, and remarking that 8 per cent, and 7 1 per cent, came as rather a pleasant surprise. These, however, are
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    143 2 The Indian Immigration Committee, with the consent of the Chief Secretary to Government, F.M.S., prescribes the rate payable under section 129 (a) of the Labour Code to be $2 in respect of every male labourer and $1 in respect of every female labourer for the third quarter of the year
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    39 2 Penang is generally recognised as the centre of the tin market and tin share movements very often have their inception locally. In rubber, the local market follows the lead of Singanore, writes the hnancial correspondent of the Straits fc.cho.
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    JOHORE RUBBER EXPORTS.
    26 2 Statistics for April. t 1929 19 ,7 8 JT" Apr J Apr p Mare p March. Pl Total 423,326 47* 183,946 33% "JI^TU^
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      491 2 |WHITEAWAYS| WONDERFUL Standard Values. O n B^th E th C "KIINA" The "Klina" Sei of Pie Dishes. f| The "Mayfair" Trinket. Made of heavy English iron store China as 2 White Grounds with Pretty Floral and ThC Sheba Dlliner Set illustration. O Bird Designs. One of our newest stock lines
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      286 2 rich red blood man. i*, fact n Pills overcon,,: been proved OVt maE/?* contestable testing of Mr. W.J. Ekanay X Ployee residing a' w/'^n? 5 Ceylon. War ««o* a f• "Some vear< while making a ton m«> Mr. EkanayTka recurrent and a «*bSs about nine month. I L T We
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    Literary Notes. Leacock's Leg-Pull.
    195 3 "Winsome Winnie" and other New Nonsense Novels, by Stephen Leacock. John Lane, the Bodley Head, Li i, 3s. 6d. Canada has the honour of having produced a real humorous writer—a much too rare phenomenon—in Stephen Leacock. He has an altogether delightful gift for poking fun, wholesomely
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    A Wildish West.
    209 3 "The Lost Cabin Mine," by Frederick Niven. John Lane, the Bodley Head, Ltd., 3s. 6d. This lost mine involves adventure, intrigue, and sudden death for quite a lot of people. The "pulling" of guns in saloons, the bad men and the good ones of the prairie, the
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    A Brilliant Story of a Poet.
    229 3 "Ariel; a Shelley Romance," by Andre Maurois; translated by Ella D'Arcy; John Lane, The Bodley Head, Ltd.; 3s. 6d. Written in the form of a short noveL, this delightful book will charm many others besides lovers of Shelley. It is not in any sense
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    Raffles Library.
    285 3 The undernoted non-fiction works are ready for issue: Astley (H.J.D.) Biblical Anthropology. 11)29. Baiwick (G.F.) The Reading Room of the British Museum. 1929. illus. Berkeley (Reginald) The Lady with a Lamp,—a play. 1929. Brassey's Naval and 'Shipping Annual, 1929. illus. Buchan (Susan) The Sword of State. 1928. Wellington
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    NOTES FROM HOME.
    703 3 Sir J. M. Barrie's Generosity. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) London, May 9. It must have been a particular satisfaction to Sir James Barrie, as a former journalist, to lind that his gift of the manuscript of "The Twelve Pound Look," which had collected the dust in one
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      2 3 BIOCXTO «SESESiSESHSc^ZSZS£S?SSSSSBS2SESZSZSHS
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      117 3 BIOCITIN is a very pleasant-tasting extract produced solely from the most diges tible and nourishing constituents of mill> and yolk of eggs, and contains, as its mosi effective ingredient, 10% of absolutely pur* nerve substance (Lecithin). Tnis latter the most valuable and important consti tuent of our Organism—the Brain, Spina/
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    Indian Labour.
    2163 4 XVIIL—ESTATE SCHOOLS. Education of Labourers' Children. "Truth" (Klang) writes further as follows: "T-is education forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined.' —Alexander Pope. Education of the children of Indian labourers employed on estates in this country is a far more important problem
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    MARKET PRICES.
    446 5 Singapore, May 25. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 60 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 63 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 53 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 61 Hens (Locally reared) kati 85 Ducks, each 83 Pigeon, domestic,
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    86 5 The members of the Chinese Students Literary Association are requested to note that the debate on the subject Should the adoption by the Chinese of Christian names be abolished?" will be held at the Association premises at Ann Siang Hill on Friday, June 14, at 8 p.m. Mr. Lim Tiang
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      291 5 I ECZEMA IN MSHJjVJNBY Covered Head and Face. Healed by Cuticura. "My baby had eczema break out on his head and face in a rash. The irritation got worse, the eruptions breaking out and completely covering his head and face. We had to bandage his face and head and cut
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      246 5 MEN OLD BEFORE THEIR TIME If yon are just a weak-backed, vigourless, don't-want-to-do-anything person, positively 4 sitting-out" the best years of your life what you've got to do, and do quickly, is to get back in brain and body the nervous energy and vitality you have lost. Drugs will not
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      208 5 RAJAH'S TYPEWRITING SERVICE. 74-5, Bras Basah Road. jWe undertake typewriting jobs of all nature. CONCRETE LATRINE SEATS of Municipal Pattern for Rural Board District can now be obtained at $4 each. G. R. OEHLERS, 30, St. Michaels Road. DIABETES. Apply TABIB M. L JOHARI, 100, Arab Street, Singapore. COASTAL TRANSPORT
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      251 6 Amusements. ■Bt3sasEsgSZs3sß»ZsasaißS^ I PAVILION 1 I THONE 6903 jj To-night-The Last Night of ALIAS THE LONE WOLF." jj I FROM SUNDAY, JUNE 2TO SATURDAY, JUNE 8. gj AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. I The Latest PATHE GAZETTE. J THE FOREIGN LEGION. g STARRING H I NORMAN KERRY LEWIS STONE I I
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      156 6 ALHAMBRA 8 g I 'PHONE 6909 g I (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) jj PROGRAMME I Commencing Friday, May 31 and j ending Wednesday, June 5. lINI IN THE SECOND SHOW AT t P.M. g THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I "Vamping I Venus."! j Featuring CHARLIE MURRAY. I I
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      386 6 GAIETY CINEMA The Ever Popular. Junction Albert and Beucoolen Street*. FROM FRIDAY, MAY 31 TO THURSDAY, JUNE 6. SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M A tremendous picture no one can afford to miss! THE GYPSY PRINCESS. Totally unusual. Packed to the hilt with things you love. One solid feast of spectacular
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    Commercial News. THE RUBBER MARKET.
    166 7 (Juthrie's htport. Guthrie and Co., .Ltd., in their k!y it port dated May 31, state: I ifluidation has continued and the tone the market has been weak. At the however, values have risen slightly on or <]( :s from New York and prices US* a
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    WHITE AWAY, LAIDLAW.
    230 7 The rut profit of Whiteaway, Laidlaw n i Co.. drapers, etc.. for the year ended i f b 28, amounted to £92,158 (against 747 for 11*27-28). The proposed final dividend on the (;rdinary shares is 5 per rent., Baking 10 per cent., free of tax, ,r Ike
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    TRAFALGAR, LTD.
    214 7 In the:r t port, balance sheet and revenue for the year ended March 31, 1929, nted at the nineteenth ordinary pKral meeting on Friday, June, 7, 1929, it 12.30 p.m. at their registered office No. I Prince Street, Singapore, the directors I Trafalgar Ltd. state: The profit for
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    RUBBER ACCUMULATIONS BEING WIPED OUT.
    117 7 I*l "•Jjjfcer industry, it appears, is emer--5 J lvdit from last year's crisis. Ute rate of consumption increases •tcasZV d not be i-emot- when the be Z i i of thti restriction period will «ntkoLt /"J: Th:U Icstri <-'ion w as not WiHi an n
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    138 7 untitled rubber in their last weekly KnlV? Charl «s Bradburne and Co.. Nartiia i? umrur sti *te that the recent liable ?atlsfat 'torily explained, as fci may srat 'stics are unchanged, but the shares c,! ov? rdone, particularly are heav^K V Ur tno s P-cukitive counters Elding. l S r
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    STOCKS OF RUBBER.
    257 7 Expanding World Consumption. London, May 1. Warehouse stocks of rubber in London and Liverpool advanced by close upon a thousand tons last week, says "Truth." The latter centre is apparently receiving a bigger share of the imports, and supplies SS? n W Unt t0 the fairl y
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    PRODUCTION OF TIN AND RUBBER.
    164 7 Price Relationship. w A. Harper points out in the Financial Times'.' that the persistent refusal of the rate of production of tin to dimmish in accordance with the predictions cf the market may not be unrelated to the current price of übber. In 1924, he
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    JAPAN'S TRADE.
    161 7 "Japane se News" Service. Tokyo, May 31. Japan's trade returns for ten days ending May 30 show a total of Y69,358,000 for imports and Y65,029,000 for exports. THE GOLD EMBARGO. The Finance Minister's statement against the immediate removal of the gold embargo has affected nervous speculators on the
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    TIN REVIEW.
    209 7 London, April 26. In their weekly report Messrs. Lewis Lazarus and Sons say: Fresh records in the present downward movement were reached on 'Monday when standard tin was sold at £198 cash and £198 15s. three months. Then, after a somewhat long interval, resumed vigorous support was given
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    90 7 Evidence of the considerable developments thft are taking place in the British food canning industry will be shown at the annual Cannery' Exhibition, to be- opened it the Corn Exchange, Cambridge, on June 26 There will be forty or fifty exhibitors. The third annual convention of the National Food Canning
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    Shares and Produce.
    1422 7 PRODUCE. Singapore, June 3. Old Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $358 Old Siam Rice 2 $335 Old Siam Rice 3 $316 Old Siam Rice 4 $313 New Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $348 New Siam Rice 2 $336 New Siam Rice 3 $327 New Siam
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    139 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, June 3. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Siberg 22; Kutsang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Montgomeryshire 18; Kelantan 16; Ipoh 15; Suwa Maru 13; Seikai Maru 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Mirzaporc 37; Kamuning 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Thesius
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    152 7 The King's Exequatur has been received empowering Mr. William W. Butterworth (junior) to act as United States ViceConsul at Singapore. The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    150 7 The "Lyee Moon" is expected to-day from Hong Kong, which port she left on the 28th ultimo with passengers. The N.Y.K. liner "Akita Maru" is due from Hong Kong on Thursday and is proceeding to Calcutta on Friday. The "Cap Saint Jacques" is due on Wed- nesday from
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    ARRIVALS.
    151 7 "Port Curno," Brit., 2,637 tons, Capt. Xibett, from Karachi, 2-6; for Shanghai,. •i-6. Kepong," Brit., 1,322 tons, Capt. Jones, from P. Swettenham, 1-6; for Bangkok, rlate uncertain. Mahidol," Brit., 440 tons, Capt. MacLeod, from Kuantan, 2-6; for Kuantan, 4-6. "Krian," Brit., 453 tons, Capt. Charles, from Belawan-Deli, 2-6; for
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      342 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT* Liquidation sale now going on at Jad| Brisk and Sons, Watchmakers, 28-B, Chulin. Street. Good bargains for all. No matter the occasion, if you ara Clifford dressed, you are correctly dressed. Consult us on all matters pertaining to your wardrobe. CLIFFORD'S. Tailors and Outfitters, 2, The Arcade, Raffles
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      379 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Jnne 3. High Tides.—6.2l a.m., 7.24 p.m. King's Birthday, Public Holiday. Cricket: Clarke Cup match (contd.). Straits Chinese Methodist Church, Laying of Foundation Stone, 4.30 p.m. Polo: MacDougall Cup. Balestier ground. Banvard's: "Diversion." Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, June 4. High Tides.—7.37 a.m., 8.6 p.m. Jesselton Ice
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    CAN LABOUR RULE?
    881 8 We think that it can. And if Mr Mac Donald thinks likewise he wiienter upon his second experience as Prime Minister, in the tirm hope that it will prove happier than the hrst on.. He is a few short of an absolute majority in the House of
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    1073 8 The Hon. Mr. H. V. Towner, Colonial Engineer, has been on a visit to Malacca. Mr. W. E. Rayner succeeds Mr. T. W. Stubbs (resigned) as a member of the Board of Licensing Justices. Unclaimed balances for over ten years in the Post Office Savings Banks of the Colony are
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    His Majesty's Progress.
    253 8 NO MOKEw^ AfcJ Reuter's Service. The King had a *tion is satisfy t rv held a further **t,, The following bulletT Windsor Castl. n *as s«^ Martvn o signed J*** Dawson of Perm- Wett and ablest a tedious. We accordingly ki Thanksgiving s, n S u u
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    THE WORKERS' BILL.
    192 8 Malacca S.S.A. Confirms Its Approval. At the suggestion of the Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, who is on the special sub-tc mittee of investigation, the S.S. (Malaccii Association held a special committet meeting, at the Mala ga Crab M WeiMfr day last, to discuss the Workmen's Co*
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    BANVARD COMEDY.
    140 8 Return Season Opens. The Victoria Theatre was crowdedlo Saturday evening when the n ?*rl lish Comedy Company turn season here wi h that "The Best People." > show was a success and was tho* enjoyed. The company are now very popj» here and should attract good houses throug»
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    MAIL EXPECTED.
    14 8 From China and I due at Singapore an serine. I instant. 1
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    27 8 Mr. W. Burton has been appionted untitled of the Supreme C our djr M. B. C. rrena p_p V entive 1 Assistant Controller. J"E*+ Government Monopolies L*P»
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    WHO WILL GOVERN?
    1110 9 Cabinet Divided on Question of Resignation ANOTHER CONTEST NOT DESIRED. BRITISH OFFICIAL WIRELESS. Reuter's Service. LONDON, JUNE 2. Further election results were declared yesterday. The Conservative held two seats for Cambridge University and Dr. Graham Little, Independent, was re-elected for London University. Nine results have st il!
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    RUSSIA AND CHINA.
    106 9 Harbin Incenses the Soviet. Reuter's Service. t Moscow, June 1. tl!e Police 1 i te to China protests against C °nsulat* r and sea rch of the Russian the immerf; eral at Harbin and demands the ret ar n please of those arrested and pilfe red art°
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    TWO EARTHQUAKES.
    48 9 Many People Killed. Reuter's Service. Buenos Aires, June 2. Another six have been killed in a fresh earthquake in Mendoza Province. Teheran, June 2. The Government Inspector at Kuchan states that 3,253 were killed and 1,121 injured in the earthquake at Khorassan. Eighty-eight villages were destroyed.
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    To-day's Features.
    14 9 LITERARY NOTES, on page 3. INDIAN LABOUR—XVIII, on pages 4 and 13.
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    King's Birthday Parade.
    617 9 TWELVE MEDALS. A Smart Turn Out on the Padang. The parade held on the Padang this morning in honour of His Majesty the King's 64th birthday was executed in a manner which ieft nothing to be desired. Favoured with fine weather, crowds of all nationalities began to
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    "REP." AGREEMENT.
    157 9 Only One Point Outstanding. Reuter's Service. Paris, June L The Reparations Experts Committee has reached an agreement on all the German reservations. Only the Belgian claim for compensation, in respect of the German marks issued in Belgium during the German occupation, now remains to be settled. Paris, June
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    FLIGHTS TO THE EAST.
    50 9 Reuter's Service. Sofia, June L Mr. Van Lear Black, who left Croydon for Tokyo as arranged at dawn yesterday, has arrived and leaves for Aleppo to-day, He is accompained by five persons and two pilots. Teheran, June 1. The French airman, Arrachat, has left for India.
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    THE BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    1878 9 Six for Malaya. G.CM.G. FOR SULTAN OF SELANGOR. Malaya receives six Honours in the King's Birthday List, but none are reported so far for unofficial members of the community. There are military 0.8. E. awards for the Volunteer Commandants of Penang and Malacca. The Sultan of Selangor
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    Sports & Pastimes. WELCH v. MALAYS.
    281 10 Sports Pastimes. WELCH v. MALAYS. Malays' Fine Efforts. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. At the Stadium on Saturday the Welch met the Malays in a first division match of the Singapore League. It was an ingame from slnrt to finish, <ind the result of a draw cf 2-all was a fair reflection of
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    S.C.C. v. I.C.F.A.
    33 10 The match between the S.C.C. and the I.C.F.A. of the Second Division of the Singapore League arranged to be played at the Padang this evening, has been postponed to Wednesday.
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    Singapore League Tables.
    205 10 FIRST DIVISION. r Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts *.C.C. ft 4 0 1 10 2 0 Welch. 7 3 3 1 16 14 7 eJ.CJ.A. 4 S 1 0 14 1 S.R.C. 7 3 4 0 15 14 6 Beletar 5 3 2 0
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    Malacca Medicos Beat Stadt House.
    83 10 The replay between the Medicals and the Stadt House at Malacca on Saturday, on the Kubu Plain, ended in a "2 -0 victory for the Medicals. The Stadt House were the tetter team hut were unlucky, and lapses by their goal-keeper were responsible for both
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    Malacca P. O. Beat P.W.D
    114 10 After a hard struggle the Post Office defeated the P.W.D. 4—1 in the replay of t&e Malacca Inter-Departmental competition. The P.W.D. drew first blood, through M. Bodestyne, who, receiving 1 a pass j from Leon, sent in a grounder which de- feated Eng Suan. The
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    MACDOUGALL CUP.
    118 10 Final Between S.P.C. and R.A. To-day. POLO. On Saturday and Sunday the matches for the MacDougall Polo Cup, a Junior handicap event, took nlaee on the ground of the Singapore Polo Club before a good attendance. Tfte match on Saturday was between the Selangor Polo Club, with a
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    CLARKE CUP MATCH.
    461 10 Rest Badly Beaten. CRICKET. In the Clarke Cup match commenced on the S.C.C. ground on Saturday, Leijssius won the toss and put the Europeans in. Marshall and Livock becoming associated for the second wicket carried the score from 16 to 208 before a separation was effected. After,
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    THE DERBY.
    99 10 Wednesday's Great Race. LATEST BETTING. THE TURF. Reuter's Service. London, June 2. A .steady drizzle this morning broke the prolonged drought which had been causing some anxiety regarding the hardness of the fcpsam racecourse The Press Association learns that the ticket which has drawn Cragadour in the Calcutta
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    SELANGOR MEETING.
    21 10 Scratchings for To-day. OThe following are scratched in to-day's tivces at :Selaingor, from all engagements: Puzzler, Stiffy and Enri^-n.
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    FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    94 10 Miss Helen Wills Wins Ladies' Title. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. Auteuil, June 2. In the rnen'a singles French Champion- r otra beat H "nter ()—S, 10—8, 4—6, B—6, 6—l In the semi-final Lacoste beat Tilden r i' 6 T e 'a 'J 7 3 > anrl Borotra beat
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    HAGEN FINDS FORM.
    291 10 Compston Beaten in Second Match. GOLF. Reuter's Service. London, June 1. For the 36 holes match at Blackwell, Birmingham, Hagen appeared on the course half an hour before time, and it was Ccmpston's turn to keep the crowd waiting. The match started a quarter of an hour
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    Cotton Defeats Horton Smith.
    149 10 Reuter's Service. London, June 1. At Coulsdon Court, Purley, in a 36 holes match against Henry Cotton, Horton Smith (America) won the first hole, laying a beautiful approach almost dead. He became two up at the short sixth. Cotton squared at the eighth but the American
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    Abe Mitchell's Exploit.
    58 10 Reuter's Service. London, June 1. At Selsdon Park, Surrey, in a 36 holes invitation tournament, Abe Mitchell did 74 in the morning and 71 in the afternoon and won with 145. Other scores were: Ed Dudley (America) 80 and 66—146; Johnny farrell (America) 72 and 75—147. Dudley's
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    C. W. A. SALE.
    240 10 Mrs. Roberts Performs the Opening Ceremony. The Annual Sale in connection with the Church Workers' Association of St. Peter's Church, Tamil Branch, took place on Saturday in St. Andrew's School Hall between 4 and 7 p.m. Mrs. B. C. Roberts, President of the Association, was received
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    93 10 We are reliably informed (says the Malacca Guardian") that so great is the dissatisfaction with the high prices charged for electricity here that certain Chinese capitalists of Malacca are prepared to enter upon competition with the present company ii a franchise can be procured. We ar« informed that they would
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    Five Miles Long Procession.
    716 10 SUN VAT SEN FUNERAL. The Concluding Ceremony. "Sin Kuo Min" Press Service. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, June 3. At the Fengan yesterday at noon 30.Q00 Chinese, foreigners, officials, masses and plenipotentiaries to Dr. Sun Vat Sen, paid tribute. The ceremonies began at Chuntangpu at 3 a.m. when
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    500 MILE GRAND PRIX.
    31 10 Winner Averages 100-M.P.H. MOTOR RACING. Reuter's Service. Indianapolis, May 31. Ray Keech won the Indianapolis 500 mile Motor Grand Prix in 5 hrs.. 7 minutes, 25 sees.
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    Rovers v. Austinians.
    49 10 BADMINTON. A match of five singles will be played between the above parties to-day "on tne former's court, at 4.15 p.m. The following will represent the Rovers: Tan Eng Sin Quan Siew Chye, Ang Eng Kirn, Tan r.ng Tee and Koh Joo Hock. Reserve:—Chew Kirn Tian.
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    "BOMBSHELLS" IN CHINA.
    525 10 Chiang to Retire 1 ATTEMPTED MURDER OF FENG. [By Courtesy of Sin Chew Jit Poh Press.] Like a bombshell political circles are receiving the announcement, which it is reported that Chiang Kai Shek made, saying that he himself is prepared to join Feng Yu Hsiang and Yen
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    PRINCE HENRY ARRIVES IN CANADA.
    20 10 Reuter's Service. Victoria, British Columbia, June 2. The Duke of Gloucester arrived yesterday from Japan.
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    TOLL OF THE ROAD.
    120 10 Unknown Car Kills Woman. In Keppel Harbour Road on Saturday night a Sikh woman sustained fatal injuries on being knocked down by an unknown motor-car. A European was the first to render assistance, and the woman was later conveyed to hospital in an ambulance. She was
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    Petrol Shortage.
    254 11 iV 4G ek and employee p FINED. Contempt of Court. Irth Magistrate (Mr. G. F. F. judgment on Saturday in eh Xh the manager of Chop t benzine stuie m 1». New V was charged with wilfully lo galior tins to be lined with !vTnrescribed quantity 01 benzine
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    231 11 following is the Health Bulletin of V oi N Eastern Bureau, Lhr for the w< k ended M3y 25: ftouti: 1 smallpox case. htSaiti: 1 r' a K u ase 1 death. s. s and i> deaths «kn 10 casts a::d 1 death during the 1 plague
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION.
    60 11 for week ending Sunday June 9: fctae 3.—King's Birthday Parade. a.m. [■Jkw. June 1.-Advanced Signalling 5.15 p.m. Elementary Cl »ss, St. Andrew's House, 5.15 JJJav. June s.—Officers' Meeting, 5.15 p.m. June C.-Band Practice, Head--7* a -l-> p.m. J »ne '-Elementary Signalling Quarters. 5.15 p.m. Advanced Uass. Headquarters,
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    120 11 untitled Department has adopted to admit graduates of middle t,;" r 'f? lountries to colleges in 'Wo a st? News" telegram lab, Kota Tinggi, «dt r d from registra--1 Enactment. The »sd ur,vr'7u Se K ai »at, has been re««e Enactment. me the Rev. S. and *Friday Missea Band will
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    REPARATION COMPROMISE.
    177 11 Causes Small Boom on Berlin Bourse. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, May 31. The sudden turn in Paris caused a small boom to-day on the Bourse, where foreign buyers, especially British and American, were prominent. Meanwhile, political quarters continue to view the accord with mixed feelings, which were reflected
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    GERMANY'S BIG DEFICIT.
    88 11 Billion Marks to the Bad. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, May 31. Addressing the Reichstag's Finance Committee, the Minister of Finance, Herr Hilferding, intimated that the Reich's de-* ficit in the past fiscal year was nearly a billion marks. Berlin, May 31. A sequel to the May Day
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    ITALY BUYING COLONIES?
    68 11 League Mission to Portugal. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Geneva, May 31. On the League's mandate, the Secretary, Signor Catastini, accompanied by the Secretary General, Sir Eric Drummond, has proceeded to Li&bon, it is alleged in connectton with the Italian intention to endeavour to purchase an African Colony, although
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    CECIL THE PEACEMAKER.
    56 11 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Frankfort-on-Main, May 31. Addressing a distinguished gathering on the spirit of the League of Nations, Lord Robert Cecil pleaded for universal peace and disarmament. He declared that the Geneva atmoshpere must be maintained, though it was necessary to eliminate the present cliques both in
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    RUSSIA AND CHINA.
    42 11 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Moscow, May 31. The Government has denied the secret agreement with Feng Yu Hsiang. The "Istvestia" adds that Russia, contrary to certain Powers, will always respect China's sovereignty and will never meddle in her domestic affairs.
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    NOBILE'S COSTLY FAILURE.
    44 11 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Rome, May 31. The expenses of General Nobile s ill-fated expedition, including the costs of the airship "Italia" and relief ships were estimated at 13,000,000 lire during* a debate in the Chamber on the Army and Navy Estimates.
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    AMANULLAH'S APOLOGIA.
    42 11 Reuter's Service. Bombay, May 31. Amanullah in a Reuter interview, denied that he lefc Afghanistan owing to the defeat of his forces, and stated that from the beginning of the rising he had ordered his troops not to attack anywnerc.
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    VENEZUELA'S PRESIDENT.
    33 11 Reuter's Service. Caracas (Venezuela), May 31. Juan Baptista Perez has been elected President in succession to M. Gomez, who declined the Presidency on May 4, the day after he was elected.
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    SOVIET'S BAN ON GAMBLING.
    22 11 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Moscow, May 31. The authorities have banned games of chance, incluling lotteries, unless especially sanctioned.
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    BELGO-PERSIAN PACT.
    17 11 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Brussels, May 31. The Belgo-Persian Friendship and Arbitration Treaty has been signed.
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